Learn in Retirement

Blue Book Course Catalog SPRING 2018

LEARN IN RETIREMENT

OVERVIEW OF CURRICULUM Classes and Activities for Retired and Semi-Retired Adults

January 16 – April 13

SPRING PREVIEW Saturday January 6, 2018 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.

“Experience Lifelong Learning” 2018 SPRING PREVIEW Join us for an overview of spring courses and activities. Saturday, January 6, 2018 • Overview of 140 classes and activities 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. • On-site registration • Free parking with shuttle service from Cal State Fullerton State College Parking Structure Ruby Gerontology Center

TRY US FREE OF CHARGE* – PROGRAMS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK: THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN MUSIC Jan 16, 30, Feb 13, 27, Mar 13, Apr 3

JAZZ SERIES AT FLORENTINE’S GRILL Jan 6, Feb 3, Mar 3, Apr 7

CSUF STUDENT PERFORMANCES Jan 16, 30, Feb 13, 27, Mar 13, Apr 3 PHOTO BY SUSAN HANNA SUSAN BY PHOTO MUSICAL PERFORMANCES Jan 26, Feb 9, 23, Mar 9, 23, Apr 13, 14

ECLECTICS I Jan 30, Feb 13, 27, Mar 13, Apr 3

TRANSITIONS IN RETIREMENT ESSENTIALS Jan 20, 27, Feb 3, 10, 17, 24, Mar 3, 10, 17, 24

MEDICAL SERIES Elks Club-Fullerton Jan 17, 31, Feb 14, 28, Mar 14, Apr 4

Morningside Retirement Community Jan 24, Feb 7, 21, Mar 7, 21, Apr 11

SPRING INSTRUMENTAL RECITAL Mar 27 PHOTO BY JIM CENNAME BY PHOTO ESTATE PLANNING AND CHARITABLE GIVING Apr 21, 28

*The above classes are free to nonmembers; WILL CORNELL BY PHOTO however, parking charges may apply. Daily parking passes, $8.00/day, are required Monday-Friday on For additional information: campus. Parking is free on the weekends. Passes • Call 657-278-2446 are available at kiosks in Lots A and G. For more information on parking, visit parking.fullerton.edu • Email: [email protected] or call 657-278-3082. • Visit http://olli.fullerton.edu Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at California State University, Fullerton “A Continuing Learning Experience”

Welcome to OLLI CONTENTS Welcome to the exciting classes and activities offered About Us ...... 2 during our spring semester. Joining/Registration/Fees . . . . 3 We invite you to join or Classes extend your participation in Areas of Study/Programs . .4 the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at CSUF (OLLI- Alphabetical Index CSUF). Our community has more than 1,500 of Programs ...... 8 members who are enjoying a life enriched by Course Descriptions . . . .25 intellectual and social activities in a vibrant Program Index by Date . . . 92 university environment. OLLI in the CSUF We are open to all retired and semi-retired Community ...... 12 adults with a love of learning. There are no OLLI-CSUF Collaboration . .12 exams, grades or degrees and very few classes have prerequisites or require pre-registration. Transitions in Retirement . . . 12 Instead, we offer an atmosphere that fosters Around and About OLLI . . . 13 mutual exploration of new or lifelong interests. Our variety of personal backgrounds, Parking ...... 14 occupations and areas of knowledge enriches OLLI Gives to OLLI . . . . .17 our classrooms, and our lively discussions and social interactions spur lasting friendships. Board of Trustees ...... 18 This “Blue Book” catalog exhibits our Appointed Positions . . . . . 19 strengths. It is the result of collaboration by Editorial Staff ...... 20 our Curriculum Committee, class coordinators, instructors and many other volunteers. Yes, Maps ...... 21-24 volunteers! An OLLI hallmark is that teachers Events ...... 85 are not compensated—most love teaching as much as we love learning—and instruction Events Registration . . . . .90 is contributed by guest speakers, top-notch Membership Benefits . . . . 120 CSUF faculty and ourselves. All love the enthusiasm, genuine interest and real-life perspective OLLI members bring to class. OLLI is entirely self-supporting, yet our membership fees are remarkably low. Thanks to our volunteer base, funding from the Bernard Osher Foundation and private contributions, members have the privilege— and fun—of taking as many courses as they want, most included in the membership fee. Jim Monroe, President OLLI Board of Trustees

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 1 About Us: The Basics Name and affiliation. OLLI-CSUF stands for Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at California State University, Fullerton. It is a 38-year-old lifelong learning program for retired and semi-retired adults, and an integral part of CSUF operating under the guidance of University Extended Education. We are affiliated with more than 115 other lifelong learning institutes in the United States, all part of major universities and funded in part by the Bernard Osher Foundation. Location. OLLI-CSUF is located in the Ruby Gerontology Center (RGC) on Gymnasium Drive in the northeast portion of campus near the Student Housing complex and the Gastronome dining facility. GPS location reference: 800 N State College Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92831. Mobile device map app reference: “Cal State Fullerton” or “Ruby Gerontology Center, Fullerton, CA.” See www.fullerton.edu/campusmap for a campus map. Learning spaces. Most OLLI classes and activities are held in the classrooms, auditorium and computer labs of the Ruby Gerontology Center (RGC) on the CSUF campus. The RGC is the headquarters for our programs and is exceptionally well designed for the eclectic interests of OLLI’s learners. For example, our Shapiro Wing area, with moveable walls, can be divided into as many as four classrooms, becoming a concert space, a painting studio and hosting a financial planning workshop, all in one day. We also use some nearby campus locations within a short walk, and hold a few classes at off-campus locations in the area. Membership requirements. Anyone retired or semi-retired may join. Members from all backgrounds are welcome; neither a college education nor previous association with the university is a prerequisite for membership. The only requirement is a desire to learn. Curiosity never retires! Homework? Grades? Classes typically have no “homework” as you may remember it. There are a few classes—in areas such as language, literature and book discussions— where some optional work or study outside of class will substantially enhance your learning. Except for computer classes and a few others, no pre- registration is required. Just show up, make friends, and learn! Membership includes a campus parking pass and the following: • Library access and checkout privileges. • Use of the campus WiFi network. • Free admission for two to most CSUF-sponsored athletic events. • Auditing CSUF courses on a space-available basis with instructor’s permission. Note: The above membership privileges are subject to modification by campus administration.

OLLI Governance OLLI is a volunteer organization, guided by a Board of Trustees elected annually from the membership by the membership. The Board is responsible for OLLI’s curriculum, finances, events and operation within university guidelines and

2 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” its relationship with University Extended Education (UEE). General meetings of OLLI members are held several times a year to conduct business, convey information and provide a forum for member exchange and feedback. Board meetings and those of other major committees are open to members and listed in Other Activities in the back of this catalog.

Joining / Registration / Fees Membership registration and renewal is only available online through the OLLI website: http://olli.fullerton.edu, then click “JOIN/RENEW.” For those needing assistance with the online process, help is available in the OLLI office, Room 7 at OLLI’s Ruby Gerontology Center, open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Renewing members must have their CSUF username and password to renew online. If you cannot find your CSUF username and password or have not created it, please come into the OLLI office to obtain your campus-wide identification number (CWID) and PIN. Then go to the OLLI website and click on “STUDENT PORTAL ACCOUNT” under “MORE INFORMATION” and follow the instructions. Whether a new or renewing member, it is important that you add your personal email address on the online registration form. This email address will be used for all future communications from OLLI. The system will prompt you for information and payment by asking for your credit card information, or you can pay by electronic check. Membership/enrollment fee, including a parking pass, is: Spring semester only: $150 Spring and summer: $195 Membership fees cover a campus parking pass and admission to all classes. Note: A very few classes may have limited enrollment, usually for space or equipment considerations (e.g., some computer classes), and if so, early sign- up will be advised. Fees also cover participation in other OLLI-CSUF activities, with the exception of some activities for which special expenses are passed on at the lowest possible cost. These include computer education, special events, trips and some special activity classes as specified in this booklet.

Other Fee-Related Items Reservation forms for special programs or social activities are included in the monthly OLLI ChroniCLE newsletter, which will be emailed or mailed to you per your preference. Payment is required when reservations are made. Refunds are given until the deadline specified on the form, and thereafter if a substitute is found for the reservation-holder. Scholarships. Financial assistance is available, and requests/awards are strictly confidential. Please contact or email the office atolli-info@fullerton. edu for the confidential scholarship application form five weeks prior to the start of the fall or spring semester.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 3 Areas of study/programs (Alphabetical index, see page 8) • TiR mark denotes Transitions in Retirement programs

THE ARTS Fine Arts And Crafts Ceramics ...... 25 Ceramics II ...... 25 Drawing for the Fun of It ...... 26 Sit ʼn’ Knit ...... 26 Watercolor Workshop ...... 26 Art Appreciation Art House Cinema ...... 27 Critics’ Choice—The Movies ...... 27 Great American Songbook (Open to the Public) ...... 27 Jazz Series at Florentine’s Grill (Open to the Public) . . . . . 28 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Literary Arts Book Clubs ...... 29 Alternate Fridays Book Club ...... 29 Kitty’s Book Club ...... 29 Mystery Book Club ...... 29 Creative Writing 101 (Tips and Feedback) ...... 30 Great Books ...... 30 Kick Starting Your Fiction Writing ...... 30 Life Story Workshop 1 ...... 31 Life Story Workshop 2 ...... 31 Non-Fiction Writing ...... 31 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Publish Before You Perish Workshop ...... 32 Shakespeare Aloud ...... 32 Short Stories ...... 33 The New Yorker Magazine Discussion Group ...... 33 Performing Arts Classical Guitar Ensemble ...... 33 CSUF Student Performances (Open to the Public) ...... 34 Guitars/Strings—Jam Session ...... 34 Guitar Workshop—Folk Songs ...... 34 Jazz Band ...... 35 Line Dancing—Beginner’s Level ...... 35 Line Dancing—Advanced Beginners/Intermediate ...... 35 Musical Performances (Open to the Public) ...... 36 Musical Performances Rehearsals ...... 37 Noontime Student Piano Performances ...... 37 OLLI Chorale ...... 37 OLLI Follies ...... 37 OLLI Follies Rehearsal ...... 38 4 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” OLLI Orchestra—Intermediate Band ...... 38 OLLI Orchestra—Intermediate Strings ...... 38 Piano Keyboard—Improve Your Ability to Play and Improvise . . 38 Piano Keyboard—Introduction ...... 39 Recorders/Guitars & More Ensemble (OLLI Pops Combo) . . . 39 Storytelling & Drama & Improv ...... 40 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 LANGUAGES French 1 ...... 41 French 2 ...... 41 French 3 ...... 42 French Discussion ...... 42 German—Deutschlernen macht Spaß! ...... 42 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Spanish 3: Grammar ...... 44 Spanish 3: Vocabulary ...... 44 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Spanish Stories Talk ...... 45 Survival Italian ...... 46 Survival Spanish ...... 46 ECONOMICS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Dynasties, Wars and Nations—The Political Evolution of Europe . 47 Eclectics I (Open to the Public) ...... 47 Exploratory Discussion Group ...... 49 Great Decisions ...... 50 Money News—Personal Finance, Business, Economics . . . . . 50 TiR Personal Finance and Retirement ...... 50 The Caesars—Might and Madness ...... 51 The Trump Presidency: The Man. His Policies. His Foes. . . . . 51 TiR Transitions in Retirement Essentials (Open to the Public) . 52 What’s Behind the News? ...... 54 Wisdom Exchange ...... 55 Women in Today’s Society ...... 55 World War II—What Happened and Why ...... 55 HEALTHY LIVING Arboretum and/or Campus Walk ...... 56 Exploring Health and Fitness ...... 56 Hearing and Hearing Aids ...... 56 Longevity Stick Exercises ...... 57 Medical Series Medical Series at the Elks Club (Open to the Public) . . . . . 57 Medical Series at Morningside (Open to the Public) ...... 59 Meditation for Everyday Life ...... 60 Mind, Body and Spirit Series: A Course in Miracles ...... 60 OLLI Social Rollers Bowling ...... 61 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 5 Reiki Self-Care ...... 61 Tai Chi ...... 62 Tennis ...... 62 Wisdom Healing ...... 63 Yoga for the Rest of Us ...... 63 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Archaeology of Art and Music ...... 64 Boundaries of Science—Exploring Current Developments . . . . 64 Cancer ...... 65 CLECAT Club—No Questions Left Unanswered ...... 65 Curious about How Scientific Explanations Are Developed? . . . 65 Introduction to Digital Photography ...... 66 Our World in Change ...... 66 Phocus Photography Club ...... 66 Photography Power ...... 67 Science For You: Biology ...... 67 Video Club ...... 67 Computer And Mobile Device Education ...... 70 Registration Procedures ...... 68 Free Open Laboratories ...... 69 Free Open Labs for Computers and Mobile Devices ...... 69 Monthly Mondays, Free Open Lab ...... 69 Individual Tutorials Beginning Computer Use Tutorials—BX10 (PC or MAC) . . . . 69 Google Apps Workshops Google Docs Basics—WIX4 ...... 70 Google Forms—WIX11 ...... 70 Google Photos: Storage, Editing and Management—WIX1 . . . 71 Google Slides Basics—WIX6 ...... 71 iPad for Artists––WIMD7 ...... 71 Courses Android Mobile Devices Essentials—BMD2 ...... 72 iMovie, Edit & Create Movies—IM11 (MAC) ...... 72 iPhone & iPad Essentials (Apple Mobile Devices) ...... 72 Lightroom for Managing and Editing Photos––AX1 ...... 73 MacOS Sierra Introduction—BM1 (MAC) ...... 73 Using the Mac System—IM2 (MAC) ...... 73 SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS Advance Care Planning ...... 74 Bridge, Really Beginning Bridge and Supervised Play . . . . . 74 Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Death Café ...... 75 Genealogy Research ...... 76 Introduction to Strategies of Poker ...... 76 Learning Board Games ...... 77

6 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” OLLI GROW Gardening Club ...... 77 OLLI Socials ...... 77 OLLI Sports Talk ...... 78 OLLI Volunteer Recognition Social ...... 78 Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 TED Talks ...... 79 OLLI EVENTS 2018 Spring Preview (Open to the Public) ...... 80 Coordinators and Instructors Training Workshop ...... 80 New Member Orientation ...... 80 Volunteer Opportunities Workshop ...... 81 Spring Sock Hop ...... 81 OLLI Spring Dinner ...... 81 OLLI Baseball Bash ...... 81 Spring Instrumental Recital (Open to the Public) ...... 82 In Memoriam ...... 82 General Meeting/Election ...... 82 Estate Planning and Charitable Giving (Open to the Public) . 82 Cinco de Mayo Celebration ...... 83 OTHER ACTIVITIES OLLI-CSUF Collaboration ...... 84 OLLI Trips ...... 84 OLLI MEETINGS Board of Trustees Meetings ...... 85 Collaboration Committee Meeting ...... 85 Computer Education Committee (CEC) Meetings ...... 85 Curriculum Committee Meeting ...... 86 Hospitality Committee ...... 86 Transitions in Retirement (TiR) Committee Meeting ...... 86 Trips Committee Meeting ...... 86

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 7 Index of classes/programs (Alphabetical) • TiR mark denotes Transition in Retirement programs

2018 Spring Preview (Open to the Public) ...... 80 Advance Care Planning ...... 74 Alternate Fridays Book Club ...... 29 Android Mobile Devices Essentials—BMD2 ...... 72 Arboretum and/or Campus Walk ...... 56 Archaeology of Art and Music ...... 64 Art House Cinema ...... 27 Beginning Computer Use Tutorials—BX10 (PC or MAC) . . . . 69 Board of Trustees Meetings ...... 85 Boundaries of Science—Exploring Current Developments . . . . 64 Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Bridge, Really Beginning Bridge and Supervised Play . . . . . 74 Cancer ...... 65 Ceramics ...... 25 Ceramics II ...... 25 Cinco de Mayo Celebration ...... 83 Classical Guitar Ensemble ...... 33 CLECAT Club—No Questions Left Unanswered ...... 65 Collaboration Committee Meeting ...... 85 Computer Education Committee (CEC) Meetings ...... 85 Coordinators and Instructors Training Workshop ...... 80 Creative Writing 101 (Tips and Feedback) ...... 30 Critics’ Choice—The Movies ...... 27 CSUF Student Performances (Open to the Public) ...... 34 Curious about How Scientific Explanations Are Developed? . . . 65 Curriculum Committee Meeting ...... 86 Death Café ...... 75 Drawing for the Fun of It ...... 26 Dynasties, Wars and Nations—The Political Evolution of Europe . 47 Eclectics I (Open to the Public) ...... 47 Estate Planning and Charitable Giving (Open to the Public) . 82 Exploratory Discussion Group ...... 49 Exploring Health and Fitness ...... 56 Free Open Labs for Computers and Mobile Devices ...... 69 French 1 ...... 41 French 2 ...... 41 French 3 ...... 42 French Discussion ...... 42 Genealogy Research ...... 76 General Meeting/Election ...... 82

8 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” German—Deutschlernen macht Spaß! ...... 42 Google Docs Basics—WIX4 ...... 70 Google Forms—WIX11 ...... 70 Google Photos: Storage, Editing and Management—WIX1 . . . 71 Google Slides Basics—WIX6 ...... 71 Great American Songbook (Open to the Public) ...... 27 Great Books ...... 30 Great Decisions ...... 50 Guitar Workshop—Folk Songs ...... 34 Guitars/Strings—Jam Session ...... 34 Hearing and Hearing Aids ...... 56 Hospitality Committee ...... 86 iMovie, Edit & Create Movies—IM11 (MAC) ...... 72 In Memoriam ...... 82 Introduction to Digital Photography ...... 66 Introduction to Strategies of Poker ...... 76 iPad for Artists––WIMD7 ...... 71 iPhone & iPad Essentials (Apple Mobile Devices) ...... 72 Jazz Band ...... 35 Jazz Series at Florentine’s Grill (Open to the Public) . . . . . 28 Kick Starting Your Fiction Writing ...... 30 Kitty’s Book Club ...... 29 Learning Board Games ...... 77 Life Story Workshop 1 ...... 31 Life Story Workshop 2 ...... 31 Lightroom for Managing and Editing Photos––AX1 ...... 73 Line Dancing—Advanced Beginners/Intermediate ...... 35 Line Dancing—Beginner’s Level ...... 35 Longevity Stick Exercises ...... 57 MacOS Sierra Introduction—BM1 (MAC) ...... 73 Medical Series at Morningside (Open to the Public) ...... 59 Medical Series at the Elks Club (Open to the Public) . . . . . 57 Meditation for Everyday Life ...... 60 Mind, Body and Spirit Series: A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Money News—Personal Finance, Business, Economics . . . . . 50 Monthly Mondays, Free Open Lab ...... 69 Musical Performances (Open to the Public) ...... 36 Musical Performances Rehearsals ...... 37 Mystery Book Club ...... 29 New Member Orientation ...... 80 Non-Fiction Writing ...... 31 Noontime Student Piano Performances ...... 37 OLLI Baseball Bash ...... 81 OLLI Chorale ...... 37 OLLI Follies ...... 37 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 9 OLLI Follies Rehearsal ...... 38 OLLI GROW Gardening Club ...... 77 OLLI Orchestra—Intermediate Band ...... 38 OLLI Orchestra—Intermediate Strings ...... 38 OLLI Social Rollers Bowling ...... 61 OLLI Socials ...... 77 OLLI Sports Talk ...... 78 OLLI Spring Dinner ...... 81 OLLI Trips ...... 84 OLLI Volunteer Recognition Social ...... 78 OLLI-CSUF Collaboration ...... 84 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Our World in Change ...... 66 TiR Personal Finance and Retirement ...... 50 Phocus Photography Club ...... 66 Photography Power ...... 67 Piano Keyboard—Improve Your Ability to Play and Improvise . . 38 Piano Keyboard—Introduction ...... 39 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Publish Before You Perish Workshop ...... 32 Recorders/Guitars & More Ensemble (OLLI Pops Combo) . . . 39 Reiki Self-Care ...... 61 Science For You: Biology ...... 67 Shakespeare Aloud ...... 32 Short Stories ...... 33 Sit ʼn’ Knit ...... 26 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Spanish 3: Grammar ...... 44 Spanish 3: Vocabulary ...... 44 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Spanish Stories Talk ...... 45 Spring Instrumental Recital (Open to the Public) ...... 82 Spring Sock Hop ...... 81 Storytelling & Drama & Improv ...... 40 Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Survival Italian ...... 46 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Tai Chi ...... 62 Tap Dancing ...... 40 TED Talks ...... 79 Tennis ...... 62 The Caesars—Might and Madness ...... 51 The New Yorker Magazine Discussion Group ...... 33 10 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” The Trump Presidency: The Man. His Policies. His Foes. . . . . 51 Transitions in Retirement (TiR) Committee Meeting ...... 86 TiR Transitions in Retirement Essentials (Open to the Public) . 52 Trips Committee Meeting ...... 86 Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Using the Mac System—IM2 (MAC) ...... 73 Video Club ...... 67 Volunteer Opportunities Workshop ...... 81 Watercolor Workshop ...... 26 What’s Behind the News? ...... 54 Wisdom Exchange ...... 55 Wisdom Healing ...... 63 Women in Today’s Society ...... 55 World War II—What Happened and Why ...... 55 Yoga for the Rest of Us ...... 63

“One of the neat classes I took last year was drawing for the fun of it. I reached 70 years with no attempt to draw. OLLI has many accomplished artists in class. However, myself and other beginners were made to feel welcome and encouraged by our classmates and instructor. I have a long way to go, but will be back. From this class I learned to really look at things in a new way.”

-Warren Wilson

Donations to Pathways of Hope Make a difference in the lives of those who don’t have much. “Pathways of Hope in Fullerton assists local homeless people with housing assistance, food and other support services. It is easy to toss a couple of extra items into your shopping cart when you go to the store each week, and then bring them to OLLI. There are two receptacles in Shapiro AB near the computers with a list of items needed and address if you want to mail a check to Pathways of Hope.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 11 Volunteerism / Interaction / Support OLLI in the University Community OLLI supports an emerging model of retirement with volunteerism as a core element, and the University welcomes members’ involvement in campus programs as individuals and as part of OLLI-organized efforts. Annually, more than 400 OLLI members volunteer in support of OLLI activities. Their efforts improve and expand OLLI programs and activities while ensuring that OLLI membership fees are affordable. Members also contribute thousands of hours in support of CSUF programs, including Art Alliance, Friends of the Fullerton Arboretum, Music Associates, Patrons of the Library and others.

OLLI-CSUF Collaboration OLLI + CSUF students + Faculty = Collaboration Through the OLLI-CSUF Collaboration program, OLLI members share their life experiences and skills with members of the university community—to the benefit of all. Opportunities include tutoring, mentoring, evaluating and sharing expertise with CSUF classes and individuals in both academic and career/professional pursuits. CSUF students and faculty benefit from our members’ accumulated knowledge and wisdom, and OLLI members enjoy the intellectual stimulation, the opportunity to remain productive and “giving back” to the community. Learn how to get involved under Other Activities in this booklet, and on our website page at olli.fullerton.edu.

Transitions in Retirement Programs for the newly retired and almost-retired New retirees or those approaching retirement have a special place at OLLI. Transitions in Retirement (TiR) is a series of programs for persons preparing for this next phase of their lives. Whether still working or not, you may not have enough weekday time to benefit from all OLLI courses. Transitions in Retirement addresses that with classes more to your convenience on weekends and during early morning, late afternoon and evening hours. “Transitions in Retirement Essentials” classes on Saturday mornings during the fall and spring semesters are open to the public at no charge. This gives you a chance to sample what OLLI has to offer. Topics cover a wide range—from financial planning to health issues. Other TiR classes do require OLLI-CSUF membership. TiR offerings are specially marked in our course listings, and you can read more about our program on our website page at olli.fullerton.edu.

12 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Around and About OLLI How/Where do I Park? Parking privileges. A 24/7 parking permit is included at no additional charge with your OLLI membership, and you will be provided with a hangtag. OLLI members may park in any student-designated lot, with additional privileges in Lot J, adjacent to the Ruby Gerontology Center on the east. Do not park in the Arboretum, faculty/staff or student housing parking areas. For more information, see the Parking & OLLI Trolley Information section. Can I eat in or near OLLI? Yes! Eating with other OLLI members is a good way to become acquainted. When members bring their lunches, they usually have company in Shapiro Wing A, in the patio near the kitchen, or at a table in the courtyard. Lunches may be stored in the kitchen refrigerator in Shapiro Wing A, but must be removed by Friday of each week. In addition, sack lunches may be taken on bus trips when special luncheon arrangements have not been made. Within a two-minute walk are several other eating or snacking opportunities: The CSUF Gastronome, an all-you-can-eat buffet for one price, serves fresh, wholesome, cooked-from-scratch and prepared-to-order meals throughout the day. The CSUF Community Market, directly across from the Gastronome, stocks a wide array of packaged snacks and fresh produce, hot and cold beverages, foods and sundries. Several more minutes away is the Titan Student Union, with a selection of fast- food (some healthy) franchises and other options; see asi.fullerton.edu/tsu/foodServices.asp for details. While you’re in that neighborhood, you can also shop at the bookstore or Titan Shops with your student discount or do some banking at the ATMs or SchoolsFirst Credit Union. The Community Market and Student Union food court currently offers a 10 percent discount if you show your current OLLI membership card (this discount is subject to change or elimination at any time). OLLI Office The OLLI office is in RGC Room 7 (see map). It is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m.. Campus holidays are observed. (see apps.fullerton.edu/ AcademicCalendar/default.aspx) The office phone number is 657-278-2446, and OLLI’s general information email is [email protected]. Staff members are Patsy Burns (Manager, Administration), Celia Reynolds (Administrative Assistant), Michelle Sanford (Administrative Assistant) and Ying Lu (Accounting Assistant). Other Restrooms are located on the north end of the RGC courtyard, outside on either side of Mackey Auditorium, and in the southeast corner of the RGC, indoors and adjacent to the main entrance to the Shapiro Wing.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 13 Parking & OLLI Trolley Information Please consult the parking map in this booklet. OLLI-CSUF members may park in all CSUF student lots and parking structures, and also in Lot J, adjacent to the Ruby Gerontology Center and set aside exclusively for OLLI until 6 p.m. weekdays. Lot J is particularly convenient for our members with mobility concerns, so we ask that you keep this in mind when considering where to park on crowded days. Members are required to display an OLLI- CSUF parking pass whenever they park on campus. When Lot J is full, Lot G, a short walk or OLLI Trolley ride to the RGC, is generally recommended. Lot G is located on the SW corner of Yorba Linda Blvd. and Associated Rd., next to Goodwin Field, and Lot A is located on the SE corner of Yorba Linda Blvd. and State College Blvd. On lighter class days such as Fridays, Lot E can be a good choice and is just a short walk away. On heavier days, stacked parking may be available in some lots, enabling you to leave your car with attendants. Please do not park in the Arboretum parking lot, even if your class is held at the Arboretum (such as Longevity Stick and Tai Chi). If you have an OLLI class at the Arboretum, park in Lot G. Arboretum parking space is very limited. Continued parking there by OLLI members could result in the loss of access to this wonderful facility for OLLI classes. OLLI Trolley. The OLLI Trolley is available during spring and fall semesters (no summer service) to transport members between Lots G and A and the RGC, and many members prefer to walk. If you’re interested in volunteering as an OLLI Trolley driver, please apply in the OLLI office. Note: Parking may be challenging during the the fall and spring CSUF school semesters. During busiest times, it is advisable to arrive by 9:30 a.m. for morning classes. By the Alphabet: CSUF Lots Available to OLLI Members: • Lot A: OLLI permits are valid in portions of Lot A. Please check signs before parking. Do not park in Lot A-South, because this is a faculty-staff parking lot. • Lot D: OLLI permits are valid in this student parking lot. • Lot E: OLLI permits are valid in portions of Lot E. Please check signs before parking. Do not park in Lot E spaces marked for faculty-staff parking or in spots marked for government vehicles only. • Lot G (recommended): OLLI permits and daily parking permits are valid. • Lot H: For disabled and faculty/staff only. Please see “Disabled Person Parking” below. • Lot J: This lot is reserved only for OLLI members with an OLLI Parking Permit until 6 p.m. Monday-Friday, when faculty/staff permits are then also valid. Parking is not permitted in Lot J from 1 to 6 a.m.. • Emeriti or University support permits are not valid in Lot J, and citations will be issued to those cars that do not exhibit an OLLI parking permit. See those permits for restrictions. • Student Housing: OLLI permits are not valid in this student lot or its s adjacent parking structure. 14 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Avoid a ticket: Members are required to display an OLLI-CSUF parking pass whenever they park on campus. Please be sure to check all parking signs to make sure your OLLI permit is valid where you are parking; it is not valid in faculty/staff lots, student housing lots, Arboretum lot, and “pay only” spots in parking structures, and you will receive a citation there. Please note that OLLI permits are not transferable. This means that the permit can only be used by the OLLI member who purchased it. Note that the following parking restrictions are enforced 24 hours every day: • Red curbs/fire lanes • 15-minute time zones • Service/maintenance stalls • Loading zones/white and yellow curbs • Disabled permit parking stalls What if I forget my parking pass or get a ticket? OLLI members with valid parking permits are allowed complimentary daily permits up to twice per month, if you forget your hangtag. Stop by the Visitor Information Center near the OLLI Trolley pick-up at Lot G, or call 657-278-3082. Members parked in valid parking areas who receive a ticket for not displaying their parking permit are allowed one dismissal per semester. If you get a ticket, go to the Parking and Transportation Office (T-1400), open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., located at State College Blvd. and Corporation Drive, just north of Gymnasium Drive, and complete the paperwork. The full procedure for paying or contesting a parking ticket is described at http://parking.fullerton.edu/ parking/Tickets.asp. Visitor Parking A limited number of 30-minute visitor parking areas are available on campus. For longer visits, a daily permit may be purchased for $8 in the machines in Lots A, G, S, and Arts Drive, and on levels 2, 4, and 6 of the State College parking structure. Daily permits are valid in all student parking lots and structures during enforcement days/hours, but are not valid in Lot J, adjacent to the RGC. Disabled Person Parking Disabled person parking is available throughout the campus, including Lots J and H, either side of the RGC, which are both ramp-configured.Y ou must have both a valid OLLI parking permit (or other valid campus-parking permit) and a DMV-issued disabled parking placard/license plate to use these spots. Additional Information For additional information on parking, please check with the OLLI office, see the CSUF Parking and Transportation webpage at parking.fullerton.edu, or call 657-278-3082. You can even check online for the current number of available spaces in parking structures.

Spring OLLI Trolley Schedule From Lot G to OLLI and back Mon, Wed: 9-10 a.m.; 11:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; 3-3:30 p.m. Tue, Thu: 9-10 a.m.; 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m.; 1:30-2:30 p.m.; 3-4 p.m. Fri: No service–parking available Fridays in student Lot E (Parking in the Arboretum, faculty/staff and student housing lots is prohibited.)

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 15 OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE at California State University, Fullerton (OLLI-CSUF) • OLLI is an organization of retired and semi-retired persons, operating on the campus of California State University, Fullerton under the guidance of University Extended Education. • OLLI is established under charter from California State University, Fullerton as a non-profit, self-supporting and self-administering entity.

MISSION • To serve the lifelong learning needs of the older population in the campus environment of a great university. • To afford members the privileges of adjunct student status on campus with all benefits inherent thereto. • To allow self-directing individuals the means of providing a productive outlet for their creative energies. • To provide programs taught by members who share their wealth of accumulated knowledge and expertise with their fellow members. • To utilize the services of faculty from the university with judicious restraint to provide lectures and symposia in their respective disciplines. • To support and enhance the activities of the university.

GOALS • To provide lifelong learning opportunities (for its members) in classes and activities desired and determined by the membership. • To provide individuals the means to teach, lecture, and share their wealth of knowledge and expertise with fellow members. • To operate on a fiscally-sound self supporting financial basis. • To support and enhance the activities of California State University, Fullerton to the fullest extent possible. • To create a welcoming environment.

16 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” OLLI Gives to OLLI Please consider OLLI as a worthy candidate for your tax-deductible, charitable giving. With your gift, OLLI can continue to offer life-enriching programs to its members at a low fee. Members’ donations and bequests, together with earnings from the Osher Foundation endowments and members’ volunteer services, secure OLLI’s future programs and outreach. Every contribution, no matter the size, is both tax deductible and meaningful. The California State Fullerton Philanthropic Foundation (CSFPF) is the entity overseeing the university’s gifts and endowments, and the specific fund for OLLI contributions is OLLI-CSFPF. Gift Options • Fund for the Future (endowment fund): The principal of this fund grows over time with your contributions. A portion of the annual earnings of this account is transferred into the general budget, reducing membership fees. Donations may be in the form of cash, stock, or other financial gifts. • OLLI–Today and Tomorrow Fund: This fund provides and supports OLLI on the CSUF campus with non-budget items not readily funded by OLLI operations. It is intended for special or major projects to enhance OLLI’s learning environment of OLLI with structural, capital, and refurbishing needs for today and tomorrow. • Computer Education Fund: This fund is used to supplement basic support for the PC Lab and Mac Lab. Gifts to this fund help us keep abreast of advances in technology. • Master’s in Gerontology Scholarship Fund: These funds provide an annual scholarship award for students enrolled in the Master’s in Gerontology program. An award is given upon recommendation of the Gerontology program and approval by the OLLI-CSUF Vice President External Relations and the appointed committee. • Membership Aid Fund: This fund provides basic membership scholarships to deserving applicants to OLLI who cannot meet the membership fees. These scholarships are private, and only the Membership Scholarship Committee and the president know the recipients. Funds for this come mainly from individual donations. • Operating Fund: This fund is used for ongoing operating expenses and projects for the benefit of the general membership. • President’s Advisory Council Fund: This is a discretionary fund used for special projects outside the general budget. Examples are the plaques in the Shapiro Wing, memorials and recognition awards. To make a gift to OLLI, make a check payable to OLLI-CSFPF, enclose a note indicating which fund you are contributing to, and mail to: Cal State Fullerton Philanthropic Foundation (CSFPF) 2600 Nutwood Ave., Suite 850 Fullerton, CA 92831 To give by credit card, call the Philanthropic Foundation at 657-278-2118 to arrange a secure payment. In appreciation and for your tax records, you will receive a letter acknowledging your tax-deductible contribution.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 17 OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE at California State University, Fullerton (OLLI-CSUF)

Board of Trustees 2017-2018 Executive Committee President ...... Jim Monroe VP Administration ...... Joyce Ono VP Programs ...... Benson Chin VP Communications ...... Dan Coby VP Membership ...... Ellie Monroe VP External Relations ...... Janice Jeng VP Facilities ...... Thomas Gortner VP Technology ...... Rick Hearn VP Hospitality ...... Gayle Wheatley Treasurer ...... Jim Bradsher Secretary ...... Chris Shaw

Trustees at Large Phillip Barnhard Jim Cenname Lee Ann Donaldson Jim Ertle Joanne Hardy Sandy Jones Susan Snell Dianne Wallace Doretta Wedin Barry Escoe (Immediate Past President)

Ex-Officio Kari Knutson Miller, Dean, University Extended Education Caroline Carpenter, Interim Associate Dean, Strategic Operations Brandy Schaal, Program Manager, University Extended Education Patsy Burns, Administrative Manager, OLLI

18 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Appointed Positions Blue Book ...... Chris Shaw, Editor ChroniCLE ...... Chris Shaw, Editor Collaboration Committee ...... Janice Jeng, Chair Computer Education Committee ...... Bob Newcomb, Chair; Warren Wilson, Vice-Chair Curriculum Committee ...... Judy Alter, Chair; Renee Cabrera, Vice-Chair Development/Philanthropy Committee ...... Jim Monroe, Chair Facilities Operations ...... Thom Gortner, VP Facilities Friendship/In Memoriam Team...... Debbie Maxwell, Lead Gifts and Awards …………...... Benson Chin, VP Programs Grants Committee ...... Don Lake, Chair Historian ...... Len Leventhal Hospitality Committee ...... Gayle Wheatley, Chair Kitchen Team ...... Arie Passchier, Lead Library Team ...... Tony Package, Lead Long Range Planning 2016-2021 ...... Barry Escoe, Glenn Kawafuchi (Consultant) Mailing Team ...... Linda Lockwood, Jean Bryant, Co-Leads Membership Services Committee ...... Ellie Monroe, Chair New Member Orientation ...... Ellie Monroe, VP Membership Nomination and Election Committee ...... Don Lake, Chair Office Support Team ...... Carol Thurk, Lead OLLI Budget Committee ...... Jim Bradsher, Chair OLLI Events Open to the Public ...... Melinda Wiltsie, Editor OLLI Financial Advisory Group ...... Joyce Ono, Chair OLLI News Bytes ...... Ginger Barnhart, Editor OLLI Policies and Procedures Committee . . . .Mike Stover, Chair OLLI Trips Committee ...... Ken Luke, Chair OLLI Trolley ...... (Open) Parking ...... Joyce Ono, VP Administration Photo Resource Committee ...... Jim Cenname, Chair President’s Advisory Council ...... Barry Escoe, Chair Registration Team ...... Ellie Monroe, Lead Scholarship Committee ...... Suzanne Mills, Chair Speakers Bureau ...... John Blaydes, Lead Technology Team ...... Rick Hearn, VP Technology Transitions in Retirement Committee ...... Russell MacKeand, Chair Website Committee ...... Dan Coby, Chair 90+ Program Team ...... Karen Bell, Lead

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 19 Blue Book Editorial Staff Editor ...... Chris Shaw Copy Editors ...... Judy Alter Susan Hanna Linda Kapiloff Char Oliva Section Editors: Fine Arts, Art Appreciation, Literary Arts . . . . Renee Cabrera Performing Arts ...... Ellie Monroe Languages ...... Barbara Vigano, Marjorie Mota Economics, Humanities and Social Sciences… Ellen Busch, Joanne Hardy Healthy Living ...... Carol Thurk Science and Technology ...... Joyce Ono Special Interest Groups and Social Programs… Beverly Risse OLLI Events, Other Activities, OLLI Meetings. . Carole Johnson

Scheduling ...... Benson Chin Joyce Ono Carol Thurk Indexing/Distribution ...... Judy Alter Celia Reynolds Michelle Sanford Production ...... University Extended Education

Notice of Disclaimer OLLI-CSUF presents programs of interest for general guidance only. It does not engage in rendering legal, medical, financial or other professional advice and services. Due to the changing nature of laws, rules and regulations, and because the application and impact of laws can vary widely based on the specific facts involved, there may be omissions or inaccuracies in information presented by OLLI-CSUF. Therefore, information presented in an OLLI- CSUF program should not be used as a substitute for consultation with a professional legal, medical, financial or other competent adviser. Before making any decision or taking any action, program participants should consult a professional legal, medical, financial or other competent adviser. All information is provided “as is,” with no guarantee of completeness, accuracy, timeliness or of the results obtained from the use of the information, and without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including, but not limited to warranties of performance, merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Neither OLLI-CSUF nor its information providers will be responsible to any program participant or anyone else for any decision made or action taken in reliance on the information presented by OLLI-CSUF, or for any consequential, special or similar damages, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.

OLLI-CSUF Board of Trustees Kari Knutson Miller, Dean, University Extended Education John Beisner, CSUF Risk Management 20 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Cal State Fullerton campus map

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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 21 Ruby Gerontology Center

22 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Ruby Gerontology Center

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Juniper 111

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Pine 111 Community Market

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 23 Fullerton Elks Lodge 1400 Elks View Lane, Fullerton, CA 92836

1400 Elks View Lane Fullerton, CA 92836

Morningside Retirement Community 800 Morningside Drive, Fullerton, CA 92835

24 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” COURSE DESCRIPTIONS THE ARTS

FINE ARTS AND CRAFTS

Ceramics Every Tuesday • 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Shapiro ABCD January 16, 23, 30 • February 6, 13, 20, 27 • March 6, 13, 20, (27 break) • April 3, 10, *April 17, 24 • May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Ceramics is an enjoyable course where the only limit is your imagination. Pinch pots, coil, slab—let your imagination soar and the sky’s the limit! No experience necessary. Enjoy a great morning! There is an $85 fee for materials (like clay, glazes etc.) and firing of the ceramic pieces. Intersession fee is $50. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructors/Coordinators: Jonel Lancaster, Janann Zechmeister and Sarah Troop Emerita: Desiree Engle

Ceramics II Alternate Mondays • 1 p.m.-3 p.m.• Shapiro AB January 22 • February 5, (19 holiday) • March 5, 19 • April 9, *April 23 • May 7, 21 Ceramics II is a fun and exciting course for the intermediate to advanced student. Previous experience in ceramics or sculpture will help you on your journey to take your skills to a new level. You may work independently on your own projects or choose one of the class “challenge projects” that will be demonstrated by instructors. Expand your knowledge of ceramics and express your creativity in a stimulating and supportive environment. Bring your own supplies including clay, glazes and tools. Options for firing will be explored. No fee for this course. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructors/Coordinators: Donna Minor and Sue Svoboda

OLLI NEEDS YOU!!! Please contact Benson Chin ([email protected]) or the OLLI Office if you would like to help by serving as a course coordinator or want to share your expertise by teaching a class!

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 25 Drawing for the Fun of It Every Wednesday • 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Shapiro AB January 17, 24, 31 • February 7, 14, 21, 28 • March 7, 14, 21, (28 break) • April 4, 11, *April 18, 25 • May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Drawing is a skill that anyone can learn, but first you need to learn how to see as an artist sees. The course will be structured with open drawing in one week and guided instruction by one or more instructors on alternating weeks. We will also use videos to facilitate developing your drawing skills along with help from instructors and coordinators. Bring your pencils, paper (or a sketchbook) and erasers to learn to do something you always wanted to do, but didn’t think you could! *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructors/Coordinators: Jeff Layton, Sharon Brown, Emma Cox, Maggie Giles, Joyce Ono, Sandy Wessel and Rayleen Williams

Sit ʼn’ Knit Alternate Mondays • 10 a.m.-noon • Room 21 January 22 • February 5, (19 holiday) • March 5, 19 • April 9 We have a great community of knitters and crocheters who meet to knit, gab and get assistance––an old-fashioned knitting circle. All work on their own projects at their own speed, sharing information and helping each other. You may bring something you are currently working on or we can suggest something for you. Just bring some yarn, knitting needles, crochet hook, a simple pattern or you may choose one from the many patterns available in class. You will find this to be a very nice and friendly group! Coordinator: Helene Moss

Watercolor Workshop Every Wednesday • 1 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD January 17, 24, 31 • February 7, 14, 21, 28 • March 7, 14, 21, (28 break) • April 4, 11, *April 18, 25 • May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 This course is an open workshop for all levels of watercolor artists. In alternate weeks, we will have members or guests leading those who choose to join in on in-class projects. Members share what they have learned in workshops or experimental techniques. The class has a library of watercolor technique resources, which class members may borrow. Check the OLLI website: http:// olli.fullerton.edu/Classes/The_Arts/WatercolorResources.php and look for additional information about our activities and resources. Come and join us in a relaxed, supportive environment to pursue your artistic passions! *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructors: Emma Cox, Maggie Giles, Joan Lebsack, Joyce Ono, Betty Redmon, Sandy Wessel, and guest instructors Coordinators: Marion Brockett, Emma Cox, Maggie Giles, Joan Lebsack, Joyce Ono and Mary Sampson

26 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” ART APPRECIATION

Art House Cinema Every Monday • 5:45 p.m.-7:45 p.m. • Shapiro CD January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 If you enjoy watching and discussing vintage and new foreign, independent and documentary films, join us to watch a series of thought-provoking films. Check the weekly OLLI News Bytes for information on each week’s film. A list of dates and titles will also be posted on the bulletin board next to the OLLI office and in the Shapiro lobby. Note that some films may run later than 8 p.m. Instructor: Mary Sampson Coordinator: Judy Alter

Critics’ Choice—The Movies Every Friday • 9:30 a.m.-noon • Shapiro AB January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13, *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 Movie fans will enjoy this course. At 9:30 a.m. we show previews of newly released films. We check with the class to see if anyone has been to the movies and wants to give a recommendation. We then show a feature length film—it could be a box office hit, a foreign film or a sleeper that did not play in our area. After the movie Michael Sultan leads the viewers in a discussion of the film. If you like going to the movies, this program is something to look forward to every Friday. Check the weekly OLLI News Bytes for information on each week’s film. Come join us! This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Coordinators: Claire Curran, Rich Eaton and Michael Sultan

Great American Songbook: The History of American Music (Open to the Public) Alternate Tuesdays • 1:45 p.m.-3:45 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 16, 30 • February 13, 27 • March 13, (27 break) • April 3 This course focuses on the development of music in the United States and the composers of our most popular American-born songs. The genres of music are vast within our country, and the evolution of music has many tales to be explored. This semester will continue examining the composers and music personalities of the Swing and Big Band Eras. The videos and lectures are designed for the lover of all types of music. Don’t miss this fun course. Instructor/Coordinator: Ellie Monroe

Please silence your cell phone when attending classes and programs. Thank you!

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 27 Jazz Series at Florentine’s Grill (Open to the Public) Designated Monthly Saturdays • 12:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. • Florentine’s Grill, 102 N. Harbor Blvd, Fullerton The “Jazz Series” is an opportunity for OLLI members and their guests to enjoy live jazz and hear discussions about the history of a particular theme. This is a collaboration between OLLI and Florentine’s Grill on the northeast corner of Harbor Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue in the heart of downtown Fullerton. There is no cover charge or admission fee. A reasonably priced lunch menu is available, and parking is convenient and safe. Kids are welcome! The music is provided by Joe Lawton and Mike LeVan and the Docs, a group made up of professional jazz musicians and three local physicians with “Swingin’ Sandra Kastle” providing the vocals. Coordinator: Dr. Joe Lawton

Jazz From the Greatest Broadway Shows January 6

Frank and Friends February 3

Blues and Bossa March 3

The Big Band Era April 7

Opera on DVD Every Friday • 9 a.m.-1 p.m. • Room 21 January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13 Seeing opera has changed. With the advent of sophisticated camera work, we can now see the full faces of the singers as they are performing. In 21st- century DVDs, the singers must look the part and be able to act. Furthermore, the video director can cut to other singers as the main singer performs to show their dramatic reactions. No longer are you restricted to using opera glasses to catch a glimpse of your favorite singer at a crucial moment. 21st-century DVDs are an improvement over what we can see in the opera house. Come and enjoy! Instructors/Coordinators: Leonard Beck and Toshio Umeda

Suggestion Box We want your ideas, suggestions and solutions. Just drop a note in the box in the Shapiro Lobby, or email Jim Monroe at [email protected].

28 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” LITERARY ARTS

Book Clubs There are three separate clubs to choose from—see times and locations below. Like reading books and talking about life and happiness? Then these could be the groups for you. We come together for one common interest—books. Yet, in exploring the stories or history together, we will discover we have so much more in common as well. We don’t follow one genre or one author, but try to find new areas to branch into each month. We may invite OLLI authors with manuscripts ready for publication. We don’t break the stories down, clinically, piece by piece. Instead, we prefer to discuss the story in general terms and how it relates to us.

Alternate Fridays Book Club Alternate Fridays • 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Room 21 January 19 • February 2, 16 • March 2, 16, (30 holiday) • April 6 “Cathedral,” a collection of short stories by Raymond Carver, will be discussed in the first class. Please read the book before that time. Coordinator: Ann DeVaney

Kitty’s Book Club Alternate Mondays • 12:15 p.m.-2 p.m. • Room 9 January 22 • February 5, (19 holiday) • March 5, 19 • April 9 “The Art of Racing in the Rain” by Garth Stein will be discussed—please read it before the first meeting. Coordinators: Lisa Sewell and Juanita Driskell

Mystery Book Club Alternate Mondays • 12:15 p.m.-2 p.m. • Room 9 January (15 holiday), 29 • February 12, 26 • March 12, (26 break) • April 2 The books selected for the first and second meetings for discussion by the Mystery Book Club are; “The Maltese Falcon” by Dashiell Hammett for January 29 and “The Fifth Woman” by Henning Mankell for February 12. Please read the January selection before the first meeting. Subsequent mystery books will be selected by the Club at the first meeting. Coordinators: Patrick Boyle and Sandy Potter

“ The only frustrating thing about OLLI is that there are too many fantastic offerings in the same time slot, and we can only be in one place at a time!” -Warren Wilson “Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 29 Creative Writing 101 (Tips and Feedback) Alternate Thursdays • 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. • Room 21 January 25 • February 8, 22 • March 8, 22 • April 12 This class encourages all members to bring copies of their own creative works—fiction, nonfiction, poetry etc.—and to read them aloud in class. Other class members provide feedback by sharing what worked well in the writing, what might need clarification or improvement, ideas for publication, etc.The respondents may also provide written feedback to the presenter. There will be an opportunity to rewrite your work in response to the feedback. Each class will begin with tips on writing. This class is for all writers and, unlike most OLLI classes, you will be encouraged to do creative homework. Coordinators: Jeanette Reese and Fritz von Coelln Emeritus: Hank Smith

Great Books Alternate Mondays • 10 a.m.-noon • Room 9 January 22 • February 5, (19 holiday) • March 5, 19 • April 9 This course explores literature recommended by the Great Books Foundation. The group is made up of individuals who love to read and partake in lively discussions. Discussion leadership rotates among class participants. Join the discussion in finding deeper meaning behind the printed words. The opening selection will be the complete book, “An Imaginary Life,” by David Malouf, (Vintage Edition preferred.) Discussion questions can be obtained from the coordinator. After that, students will begin reading selections from our new anthology book, “Great Conversations 1.” The anthology may be purchased through The Great Books Foundation at 800-222-5870, or online at www.greatbooks.org. Coordinator: Judy Alter

Kick Starting Your Fiction Writing Alternate Tuesdays • 12:15 p.m.-2:15 p.m. • Room 21 January 16, 30 • February 13, 27 • March 13, (27 break) • April 3, *April 17 • May 1, 15, 29 ● Do you want to do some writing but don’t know how to start? Have you written in your younger days and now would like to recover some of that earlier fire? Would you like to write but are afraid to try? Then we invite you to “Kick Starting Your Fiction Writing.” ● Do you simply want to share what you have written and get encouragement and feedback? Then we invite you to “Kick Starting Your Fiction Writing.” ● Has all of your writing experience been practical, work oriented or technical? Do you wonder how to spark your imagination in order to write fiction? Then we invite you to “Kick Starting Your Fiction Writing.” *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructor: Ron Baesler Coordinator: Marilynn Bates

30 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Life Story Workshop 1 Alternate Tuesdays • 9 a.m.-noon • Room 9 (Room 11 breakout room) January 23 • February 6, 20 • March 6, 20 • April 10, *April 24 • May 8, 22 Join this warm, supportive class and start writing down the stories of your life for your family. You will share your stories and listen to the stories of others in your small reading group, a powerful experience, connecting with others through their stories. You’ll discover a treasure trove of ideas for writing two-page life stories and designing your own book to share with your children and grandchildren. Taught by writer/grandmother Jane Moon and a team of dedicated group leaders (using the Life Story method designed by Anita Reyes). A materials list for supplies is available from the instructor. Space is limited. Contact the instructor, Jane Moon, at 714-997-3294 to pre-enroll. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructor/Coordinator: Jane Moon, M.S.

Life Story Workshop 2 Alternate Tuesdays • 9 a.m.-noon • Room 21 (Rooms 9 & 11 breakout rooms) January 16, 30 • February 13, 27 • March 13, (27 break) • April 3, *April 17 • May 1, 15, 29 Prerequisite: “Life Story Workshop 1” (Note: “Life Story Workshop 2” is repeatable an unlimited number of times) You continue to write your two-page life stories to include in your book started in Workshop 1, or create your second book of stories, or more. You receive guidance on book design and resources and continue to enjoy the story-sharing in your small group. The class is facilitated by writer/grandmother Jane Moon and a team of dedicated group leaders. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructors/Coordinators: Jane Moon, M.S. and Alice Gresto

Non-Fiction Writing Alternate Thursdays • 4:15 p.m.-6 p.m. • Room 21 January 18 • February 1, 15 • March 1, 15, (29 break) • April 5 “Reading makes a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man.” —Francis Bacon The focus is on creative non-fiction—articles you want to write and possibly publish, persuasive letters, family history and legacy, your “profound” ideas, humorous observations and other materials that you want to develop. Each class will start with a brief talk on useful writing tips and then feature writings by class members. Bring copies of your work for other class members to read so they can provide verbal and written feedback, both in praise and critique. Coordinators: Keni Cox and Jeanette Reese Emeritus: Hank Smith

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 31 Poetry for Pleasure Every Thursday • Noon-2 p.m. • Room 21 January 18, 25 • February 1, 8, 15, 22 • March 1, 8, 15, 22, (29 break) • April 5, 12 Wordsworth defined poetry as “the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings.” Emily Dickinson said, “If I read a book and it makes my body so cold no fire ever can warm me, I know that is poetry.” And Dylan Thomas defined poetry this way: “Poetry is what makes me laugh or cry or yawn ... what makes me want to do this or that or nothing.” We read, write and perform poetry—and enjoy it all together; indeed, our classes are filled with delight. Come and enjoy. Share poetry. Experience! Coordinators: Juanita Driskell, Alice Gresto, Jane Moon and Mary Sampson

Publish Before You Perish Workshop Alternate Thursdays • 2:15 p.m.-4:15 p.m. • Room 21 (Rooms 9 & 11 breakout rooms) January 25 • February 8, 22 • March 8, 22 • April 12 Intersession for breakout groups: April 26 • May 10, 24 Prerequisite: Prefer your writings to have been read previously in other OLLI classes. Are your creative articles, poems, stories or books sitting in your computer yearning to be published? This class will provide: ● Information regarding publishing processes and resources, building your platform, marketing and more. ● Personalized feedback and revision suggestions ● Encouragement to submit your masterpiece for publication in newspapers, magazines, books, electronic media etc This course is a commitment to attend regularly and assist your fellow classmates by reading manuscripts each week and providing constructive feedback. Lecture for the first hour followed by breakout groups for providing feedback the second hour. Coordinators: Fritz von Coelln, Keni Cox and Jeanette Reese Emeritus: Hank Smith

Shakespeare Aloud Alternate Thursdays • 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Juniper 111 January 18 • February 1, 15 • March 1, 15, (29 break) • April 5 Shakespeare’s moody Dane “Hamlet” takes center stage in this spring’s Shakespeare Aloud. Come and read with us some of Shakespeare’s most poetic and profound speeches as we explore what’s really “rotten in Denmark.” After “Hamlet” we embark on a lighter and frothier exploration of Shakespeare’s “Comedy of Errors.” This play uses farce, slapstick and mistaken identity to tell the story of two sets of identical twins and the mishaps and mayhem that must surely follow them. Inexpensive copies of each play will be available at class time. Leadership of the class will rotate among participants. Coordinator: Patrick Oswald

32 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Short Stories Alternate Mondays • 10 a.m.-noon • Room 21 January (15 holiday), 29 • February 12, 26 • March 12, (26 break) • April 2 Do you enjoy reading and wish you had an opportunity to discuss what you read? This spring we will be continuing our reading and discussion of the stories in “The Scribner Anthology of Contemporary Short Fiction … Since 1970.” Coordinators: Janet Genow, Phyllis Iser and Sybil Shecter

The New Yorker Magazine Discussion Group Alternate Thursdays • Noon-2 p.m. • Shapiro CD January 18 • February 1, 15 • March 1, 15, (29 break) • April 5 The New Yorker magazine is a sophisticated weekly publication of commentaries on popular culture and Americana—short stories; poetry; book, theatre and movie reviews; articles on world politics, economic and social issues; and popular cartoons. The magazine’s contents are rigorously fact checked. The topics of our peerless discussions will be as varied as the contents of this distinguished magazine. Coordinators: Loulie Beck and Edward Dunvan

PERFORMING ARTS

Classical Guitar Ensemble Every Wednesday • 4 p.m.-6 p.m. • Room 18 January 17, 24, 31 • February 7, 14, 21, 28 • March 7, 14, 21, (28 break) • April 4, 11 For anyone who would like to play a classical guitar, make music in a group, come join us! Music from the 17th century to the present will be played in the classical guitar, fingerstyle method. A classical (nylon-stringed) instrument, foot stool and music stand are required. It is important that the student can read music. The first half of each class will feature work on guitar playing technique and expanded music reading skills. The second half of each class will feature repertoire development. Textbook required: “Solo Guitar Playing—Book 1, 4th Edition,” by Frederick Noad. Coaches/Coordinators: Alice Gresto, Suzi Attal and Archie Mills

Please Recycle at OLLI Blue recycling bins with the recycle logo have been placed throughout the Ruby Gerontology Center for paper and cardboard and empty paper, plastic, glass and metal containers. Please recycle while at OLLI.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 33 CSUF Student Performances (Open to the Public) Alternate Tuesdays • Noon-1:30 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 16, 30 • February 13, 27 • March 13, (27 break) • April 3 As part of OLLI Collaboration activities, CSUF School of Music students are given the opportunity to perform for our members in order to fulfill performance requirements for credit toward their degrees. These students are top-rated performers. Additional information will be provided through OLLI Events Open to the Public newsletter and posted throughout the Ruby Gerontology Center. OLLI Coordinator: Ellie Monroe

CSUF Jazz Singers in Performance March 13 CSUF Faculty Coordinator: Andreas Preponis OLLI Coordinator: Ellie Monroe All Other Dates: Performances to be determined. Watch the OLLI Events Open to the Public Newsletter for information.

Guitars/Strings—Jam Session Wednesday, February 28 • 5:15 p.m.-7 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD Attention all “pickers” and “grinners.” The sixth stringed-instrument jam is coming. We will play bluegrass, blues, country and oldies. We will all get a chance to jam with each other in a slow easy format. You can play and sing along or even take the lead. Notify Ellie ([email protected]) to make arrangements to receive the packet for this event. We encourage grinners to come and watch/sing with us as we jam. See you there! Coordinators: Michael Shelton and Ellie Monroe

Guitar Workshop—Folk Songs Alternate Tuesdays • 2 p.m.-4 p.m. • Room 18 January 23 • February 6, 20 • March 6, 20 • April 10 Come play and enjoy the Folk Songs we played years ago. Bring your guitars and join the Folk Song Army. We plan to participate as a group in one of the afternoon concerts here at OLLI. You are all invited to join us as part of the Two-O’clock Band. Remember. Ready! Aim! Fun! You will need to bring your guitar and an inexpensive folding stand. If you have questions regarding this course please email [email protected]. Instructor: Michael Shelton Coordinators: David Doo and Ellie Monroe

34 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Jazz Band Every Monday • 8 p.m.-10 p.m. • Shapiro AB January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 *April 16, 23, 30 • May 7, 14, 21, (28 holiday) Prerequisite: Intermediate/advanced musician The instrumentation in this course includes trumpets, trombones, saxophones, guitar, piano, bass and drum set. Pieces played will include the Swing Era songs from the ʼ30s and ʼ40s and other pieces written with syncopated rhythms. Improvisation that follows the chord structure of each “chart” is available for those so inclined. The music played will involve practice at home. Players should have a command of their instrument, knowing most major and minor scales. Flute, clarinet, French horn and double reed instruments are not used except in rare arrangements. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructor/Coordinator: Ernie Del Fante Coordinator: Bruce Shoemaker

Line Dancing—Beginner’s Level Alternate Wednesdays • 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD January 17, 31 • February 14, 28 • March 14, (28 break) • April 4, *April 18 • May 2, 16, 30 Line dancing is a popular means of socializing, sharpening one’s memory and keeping fit. This course offers the basic fundamentals of line dancing at a pace suited for the first-time dancer. All dances taught in this course will introduce the standard steps used by all professionals in the industry. All levels of dancers are welcome. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructor/Coordinator: Ellie Monroe

Line Dancing—Advanced Beginners/Intermediate Alternate Wednesdays • 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD January 24 • February 7, 21 • March 7, 21 • April 11, *April 25 • May 9, 23 Love to dance? Come and join us for an afternoon of music and fun. Current and traditional line dance will be taught at a relaxed and comfortable pace. Line dancing is a great exercise for improving balance, coordination and memory skills while burning calories at the same time! All are welcome. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructor: Maureen Lee Coordinator: Judy Alter

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 35 Musical Performances (Open to the Public) Alternate Fridays • 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium Saturday, April 14 • 1 p.m.-3 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium and Shapiro ABCD These performances are designed to entertain you, showcasing a variety of talents found among our musicians, vocalists and dancers in the OLLI membership and CSUF School of Music programs arranged by CSUF School of Music faculty, introducing our audience to an assortment of music presented by students and faculty members. Start times for these performances may vary. Be sure to check OLLI News Bytes and flyers for program details and changes. Coordinators: Ellie Monroe, Michael Shelton and Benson Chin

OLLI Variety Show January 26 • 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Enjoy the music by our OLLI musicians. Producer: Ellie Monroe February 9 & 23: Performances to be determined. Watch the OLLI Events Open to the Public newsletter for information.

Small Ensemble Concert March 9 • 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. OLLI instrumentalists and singers perform ensembles from the classics to jazz. Come enjoy our talented OLLI musicians! Producer: Marge Osborn

CSUF Classical Guitar Ensemble in Performance March 23 • 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. CSUF Faculty Coordinator: Martha Masters OLLI Coordinator: Ellie Monroe

Summertime April 13 • 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Join the end of the semester celebration featuring many of your favorite small groups and soloists. Producer: Ellie Monroe

Musical Montage Concert Saturday, April 14 • 1 p.m.-3 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium and Shapiro ABCD Come enjoy a concert performed by the OLLI Orchestra, Strings, Band, Jazz Band and OLLI Chorale—a variety of music! A reception follows the concert. Producer: Marge Osborn

36 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Musical Performances Rehearsals Alternate Fridays • 3 p.m.-7 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 19 • February 2, 16 • March 2, 16, (30 holiday) • April 6, *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 These classes are for Musical Performance participants to use in preparation for the various OLLI performances in Mackey. In order to schedule time for rehearsal purposes, you must contact Ellie Monroe ([email protected]) for reserved times. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Coordinator: Ellie Monroe

Noontime Student Piano Performances Alternate Thursdays • 11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 18 • February 1, 15 • March 1, 15, (29 break) • April 5 Come experience how students in piano studies in the School of Music at CSUF have applied their talents and hard work to achieve great success. Through our relationship with Professor Rob Watson, OLLI members and friends will be the beneficiaries of a series of half-hour presentations by these remarkable students. The students gain encouragement from an appreciative audience. CSUF Coordinator/Professor: Rob Watson OLLI Coordinator: Ellie Monroe

OLLI Chorale Every Friday • 1 p.m.-3 p.m. • Shapiro CD January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13, *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 Materials fee: $20 If you love to sing and enjoy camaraderie, then this is the place for you! The OLLI Chorale sings together in four-part harmony, enjoying many different genres of music. Even if this is a new experience for you, come and learn to make beautiful music together in song. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Director: Marge Osborn Accompanist: Cindy von Coelln Coordinators: Susan Hanna and Barbara Gossett

OLLI Follies Monthly Thursdays • 2:30 p.m.-4 p.m. • Shapiro CD February 15 • March 15 • April 5 Come one, come all! Fellow OLLI members will showcase their talents in music, poetry, stories, acting and dance. Have fun with us and enjoy the performances. Program Coordinators: Shirley Smith, Luby Hausmann and Liz Lincoln MC and Technical Support: Fritz von Coelln

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 37 OLLI Follies Rehearsal Alternate Thursdays • Noon-1 p.m. • Shapiro AB January 25 • February 8, 22 • March 8, 22 • April 12 (Sign-ups and Rehearsal on Jan 25) This course consists of meetings, rehearsals and coordination for OLLI Follies performances. Program Coordinators: Shirley Smith, Luby Hausmann and Liz Lincoln

OLLI Orchestra—Intermediate Band Every Tuesday • 6 p.m.-8 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD January 16, 23, 30 • February 6, 13, 20, 27 • March 6, 13, 20, (27 break) • April 3, 10, *April 17, 24 • May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Prerequisite: “OLLI Orchestra—Beginning” or intermediate/advanced musician Materials: $30 Do you play an instrument, and would you like to join our orchestra? We will welcome you with open arms! If you would like to make music in a group and support your mental and physical health, come join us! An instrument and a music stand are required. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructor: James Hartford Coordinator: Marge Osborn

OLLI Orchestra—Intermediate Strings Every Tuesday • 6 p.m.-8 p.m. • Room 18 January 19 • February 2, 16 • March 2, 16, (30 holiday) • April 6, *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 Prerequisite: “OLLI Orchestra—Beginning” or intermediate/advanced musician Materials: $30 Do you play a stringed instrument, and would you like to join our orchestra? We will welcome you with open arms! If you would like to make music in a group and support your mental and physical health, come join us! An instrument and a music stand are required. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructor: David Doo Coordinator: Marge Osborn

Piano Keyboard—Improve Your Ability to Play and Improvise Every Monday • 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. • Shapiro AB January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Prerequisite: Ability to read some music If you’ve taken music lessons in the past and want to play keyboard, this may be the course for you. Review what you know and improve on your skills. We will continue to work on melody (hum or read lines, spaces and scales), add harmony (review chord theory and practice progressions) and improve rhythm (counting waltz, two-step and polka). This method is applicable to sing-along 38 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” tunes, familiar standards, country and early rock ʼn’ roll—maybe even some jazz and blues. Please bring your own keyboard (earphones would be a plus, too). Instructor: Ani Nuyujukian Coordinator: Gene Hiegel

Piano Keyboard—Introduction Every Monday • 5:15 p.m.-6:45 p.m. • Shapiro AB January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Prerequisite: Instructor approval This course is designed for the beginning piano student who has never played piano nor taken lessons. It would be helpful (but not necessary) if students already know how to read the notes of a basic treble clef; however, this will be taught and reviewed regularly! Students must bring in their own portable keyboards, with headsets or ear buds, and will need to purchase a lesson plan book (approximately $10 to $15). Class includes lessons, theory, technique and additional repertoire in an “all-in-one” format. Instructor/Coordinator: Pat Lawrence

Recorders/Guitars & More Ensemble (OLLI Pops Combo) Every Tuesday • 4:15 p.m.-5:45 p.m. • Room 18 January 16, 23, 30 • February 6, 13, 20, 27 • March 6, 13, 20, (27 break) • April 3, 10, *April 17, 24 • May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Prerequisite: Ability to play instrument of choice at a late beginner/early intermediate level This unique group of recorder players and other instrumentalists love to play in this very fun casual combo. We play a mixture of classical, pop, standards and various genres of music. This course is designed to expand your music repertoire and continue your learning experience of beginning, intermediate and advanced level music fundamentals. Participation in performances is optional. We use SATB format of music selections scored for the participating instruments (guitars, violins, accordions etc.). Music is tailored to each individual’s ability. Contact Ellie Monroe at [email protected] if you would like to join us. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructors/Coordinators: Ellie Monroe and Rayleen Williams

“OLLI is living proof and insistent demonstration that aging happens – but being old is a matter of choice.” -Stalky Lehman “Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 39 Storytelling & Drama & Improv Every Thursday • 8:30 a.m.-9:45 a.m. • Shapiro CD January 18, 25 • February 1, 8, 15, 22 • March 1, 8, 15, 22, (29 break) • April 5, 12, *April 19, 26 • May 3, 10**, 17, 24, 31 Do you want to perform better in social situations? If you desire a more confident presence, better voice expression or free and expressive body language, then you have found the right course. For those who are “closet hams,” come out and perform in broad daylight. For eager novices and experienced thespians, there is a place for you. Learn to feel more comfortable in front of an audience, maybe practice for a presentation or just have fun pretending to be someone else. So set the alarm and we’ll see you at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday mornings. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. **Note: May 10 class meets in Room 21. Coordinator Team: Michael Sultan, Mary Sampson and Edward Dunvan

Tap Dancing Every Friday • 8:15 a.m.-10:30 a.m. • KHS 202 January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13, *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 For students who have taken the OLLI “Beginning Tap” class or have some tap dance experience already, come and see where you might fit in! By learning our steps and routines you will become a “Snappy Tapper of OLLI.” The Snappy Tappers perform locally; however, performing is not required. Our routines have been enjoyed by audiences throughout the Orange County area. For information: contact instructor Toni Hoffman at [email protected]. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructor/Coordinator: Toni Hoffman

Ukulele for Fun 101 Every Monday • 3:30 p.m-5:30 p.m. • Room 18 January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Prerequisites: A desire to learn and have fun, a tunable ukulele, an electronic tuner, a music stand and a sense of rhythm. UKULELE!! No ability to read music is required. We’ll start with the basics and progress each week to build proficiency and confidence using songs from “The Daily Ukulele” and other resources. Just fun and friends! Instructors: Leland Akasaki and Linda Callen Coordinator: Linda Callen

40 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” LANGUAGES

Please note: “French 1” and “Spanish 1” are intended for beginning students from fall through summer semesters. Our other OLLI language courses are “ongoing” and do not start over every year as they may in a high school or a university setting. After a year of “French 1” or “Spanish 1,” students have the option of moving on to “French 2” or “Spanish 2” or to remain in “French 1” or “Spanish 1,” taking it again as a refresher course. We do not give placement tests, so newcomers to language courses are welcome to sample courses and stay with any or all that suit their level of proficiency.

French 1 Every Wednesday • 8:30 a.m.-9:45 a.m. • Room 21 January 17, 24, 31 • February 7, 14, 21, 28 • March 7, 14, 21, (28 break) • April 4, 11 “French 1” is for beginners who have little or no French language skills. In this second semester we will continue to learn words, expressions, and phrases useful to those who would like to visit France and not have to depend on a tour guide all the time. Many French people in tourist areas speak English, so why study French? To demonstrate appreciation for their culture and put a smile on their faces. You do not need a lot of French to get along famously with the French. We will concentrate on key phrases, vocabulary, and cultural hints to help you speak courteously and respectfully when shopping, traveling, and buying too much delicious food. Textbook: “Living Language French, Essential Edition: Beginner course, including course book, 3 audio CDs and free online learning lab.” 2010. ISBN: 978-0-307-47842-9 (0-307-47842-4) (available online) Instructor: John Gossett Coordinator: Deborah Brittenham

French 2 Every Monday • 8:45 a.m.-9:45 a.m. • Room 21 January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Prerequisites: “French 1” or equivalent. This course is aimed at those who have some background in French and would like to continue their study of the language in a relaxed, non-threatening atmosphere. Special emphasis will be placed on proper pronunciation, phonetics and basic grammar; however, French culture and practical conversation will also be included. Textbook: “Interaction” 7th edition (used) by Susan and Ronald St. Onge ISBN 1-4130-1647-2 (available online) Instructor: Predrag Brkljacic Coordinator: Joan Hinshaw

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 41 French 3 Every Wednesday • 10 a.m.-noon • Room 21 January 17, 24, 31 • February 7, 14, 21, 28 • March 7, 14, 21, (28 break) • April 4, 11 Prerequisite: “French 2” or instructor approval The goals of this intermediate/advanced course are: 1) to emphasize conversation and culture and 2) to solidify our knowledge of the grammatical structures of French. In each class we view an episode of one of two free French video programs available online. One program’s goal is to familiarize students with intermediate level language and French culture. It comes with transcriptions and podcasts. The other program features a vivacious young French woman who illustrates French expressions (and gestures) dealing with everyday topics. We practice what they teach. We’ll also review and practice intermediate and advanced grammatical structures with the help of a good grammar review textbook. Textbook (available online): “The Ultimate French Review and Practice”, Premium 3rd edition, 2016, Stillman and Gordon, ISBN-13: 978-0071849296 or ISBN-10: 0071849297 Instructor: Barbara Vigano Coordinator: Sara Clark

French Discussion Alternate Wednesdays • 1 p.m.-2:30 • Room 9 January 17, 31 • February 14, 28 • March 14, (28 break) • April 4 Would you like to have an opportunity to practice conversational French by discussing short stories in French? Two weeks before each class you will receive short texts in intermediate level French, together with vocabulary lists and questions about the content and the meaning of the texts. Reading the texts and studying the vocabulary before class is necessary so that you feel comfortable contributing to the discussion. Instructor: Barbara Vigano Coordinator: Sara Clark

German—Deutschlernen macht Spaß! Every Tuesday • 12:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. • Shapiro AB January 16, 23, 30 • February 6, 13, 20, 27 • March 6, 13, 20, (27 break) • April 3, 10 Guten Tag und herzlich willkommen in der Deutschklasse! During the spring semester, the course will build on the lessons learned during the fall semester and greatly expand on the topics. As in the fall semester, improving listening and speaking are the main goals of the course. Culture will again be taught via songs, videos and authentic materials. Handouts provided by the instructor will take the place of a textbook. Learning German will be even more fun because we can do so much more with what we now know. Instructor: Elisabeth Strauss Coordinator: Ken Luke

42 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Spanish 1 Every Thursday • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Room 21 January 18, 25 • February 1, 8, 15, 22 • March 1, 8, 15, 22, (29 break) • April 5, 12 Prerequisite: Instructor permission. Seating is limited. Since this is a one-year, beginner’s course, preference must be given to students who start the course in the fall semester and continue through spring and summer to complete the course. “Spanish 1” is intended for beginners with little or no background in Spanish. Students will learn basic structures with repetition in listening and oral practice. Spanish phonetic spelling will be introduced so that students may produce basic sentences of their own using familiar vocabulary, and may read short dialogs written with already-introduced vocabulary. Those who attend for the full year—fall, spring and summer semesters—may be ready to move on to “Spanish 2,” but students may return to “Spanish 1” to reinforce the same material starting over again each fall, on a space available basis (priority is given to new beginners). The goal is to leave class every day saying something in Spanish. Instructor/Coordinator: Marjorie Mota

Spanish 2 Every Wednesday • 9:45 a.m.-11:15 a.m. • Room 9 January 17, 24, 31 • February 7, 14, 21, 28 • March 7, 14, 21, (28 break) • April 4, 11 This course is designed as a bridge between “Spanish 1” and the other Spanish courses currently being offered. The course is intended for students who have already had an introduction to Spanish. It will present more of the grammar rules and focus primarily on the preterit, imperfect and future tenses. This course will “start over” each fall, continuing to present the preterit, imperfect and future tenses. It will be taught in Spanish and English with a focus on members becoming comfortable and confident in speaking Spanish. Textbooks: Julie Gutin, “The Everything Spanish Grammar Book: All the Rules You Need to Master Español,” paperback, 2005, Adams Media, ISBN 1-59337-309-0. Julie Gutin, “The Everything Spanish Practice Book,” 2006, Adams Media, ISBN 1-59337-434-8. Instructor: Elena Brenes Coordinator: Jackie Ryan

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 43 Spanish 3: Grammar Every Friday • 10 a.m.-noon • Room 9 January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13, *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11 Prerequisite: “Spanish 1” and “Spanish 2” or some knowledge of conversational Spanish This course is for those who have studied Spanish in the past and wish to continue building on their knowledge of vocabulary and grammar. It presumes an acquaintance with present, past and future tenses. The focus of the course is on intermediate grammar skills to increase the understanding of written and spoken Spanish, and to improve the ability to speak Spanish. The course is taught in a mixture of Spanish and English. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisk above. Instructor: Mercedes Vargas Coordinator: Gene Hiegel

Spanish 3: Vocabulary Every Friday • 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. • Room 21 January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13 Prerequisite: “Spanish 1” and “Spanish 2” or some knowledge of conversational Spanish Reading is used as a vehicle to explore and expand our Spanish vocabulary use. Learning a foreign language with even a minimal level of proficiency can be quite difficult. Yet, children do so with great ease. Why is this? The answer seems to be that children “acquire” language as presented on a daily basis by parents, siblings, friends, media etc. Adults, however, tend to want to learn a foreign language using formulas and structure as bedrock. While this is of the utmost importance later … in the beginning, children learn organically. The language simply develops from seed to flower. Let’s become children once again! Bring your sense of wonder and leave your adult with the babysitter. Textbook: Barron’s “Learn Spanish the Fast and Fun Way” (third edition), by Gene Hammitt, is optional. Instructor/Coordinator: Ricardo Acosta

“OLLI is a spa for the mind.”

-Betsy Gibbs “44 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Spanish 4 Every Monday • 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Room 21 January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Prerequisite: Instructor permission Students have the opportunity to increase their intermediate to advanced level of fluency through listening, speaking, reading and writing in Spanish. The ability to process moderately complex spoken directions and to generate original sentences (oral and written) are helpful prerequisites. Students engage in dialogue, role-playing and interactive activities that promote proficiency. Topics of high interest are used in discussion. Culture and history are interwoven with salient features of the Spanish language. Certain points of grammar are reviewed with emphasis on the thinking behind the words and structure. Although we build on past lessons, new students with sufficient fluency can join the class at any time. Instructor/Coordinator: Marjorie Mota

Spanish Stories Talk Alternate Thursdays • Noon-2 p.m. • Room 9 January 18 • February 1, 15 • March 1, 15, (29 break) • April 5 The purpose of the course is to provide an opportunity to improve the participants’ Spanish vocabulary as well as their verbal delivery while discussing short stories in Spanish. Students will be provided with texts written by known Spanish speaking authors as well as questions and vocabulary of new words. The course is conducted in Spanish and new students with sufficient fluency can join at any time. Coordinators: Suzi Attal and Lu Attal

Class Calendars on the OLLI Website • Bookmark the OLLI website http://olli.fullerton.edu on your mobile device • Populate your personal calendar with OLLI classes and events from the website • Check what’s happening at OLLI on your mobile phone or tablet • Changes in class and event times, dates and classrooms are updated on website calendars

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 45 Survival Italian Every Wednesday • 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. • Room 21 January 17, 24, 31 • February 7, 14, 21, 28 • March 7, 14, 21, (28 break) • April 4, 11 Come and learn to speak Italian and work with a teacher who can help you sound like a native. Learning to pronounce a Latin language is much easier than English. English has 24 sounds ascribed to the vowels A, E, I, O, U. Italian has only one sound for each of these five vowels: A in pasta; E in best; I in machine; O in port; U in rude. H is always silent as in hour, honest, honor and heir. Moreover, approximately 65 percent of the words in English come from Latin. More than 15 percent come from Greek. If you speak English, you already know 80 percent of the words in Spanish or Italian. Learn another language the way you learned your first one as a child, unconcerned about making mistakes. Your grammar may not be perfect, but as long as you pronounce the language correctly, you will be understood. Instructor/Coordinator: Marion McClatchy

Survival Spanish Every Monday • 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. • Room 21 January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Come and learn to speak Spanish and work with a teacher who can help you sound like a native. Learning to pronounce a Latin language is much easier than English. English has 24 sounds ascribed to the vowels A, E, I, O, U. Spanish has only one sound for each of these five vowels: A in pasta; E in best; I in machine; O in port; U in rude. H is always silent as in hour, honest, honor and heir. Moreover, approximately 65 percent of the words in English come from Latin. More than 15 percent come from Greek. If you speak English, you already know 80 percent of the words in Spanish or Italian. Learn another language the way you learned your first one as a child, unconcerned about making mistakes. Your grammar may not be perfect, but as long as you pronounce the language correctly, you will be understood. Instructor/Coordinator: Marion McClatchy

Donations to Pathways of Hope Make a difference in the lives of those who don’t have much. Pathways of Hope in Fullerton assists local homeless people with housing assistance, food and other support services. It is easy to toss a couple of extra items into your shopping cart when you go to the store each week, and then bring them to OLLI. There are two receptacles in Shapiro AB near the computers with a list of items needed and address if you want to mail a check to Pathways of Hope.

46 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” ECONOMICS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Dynasties, Wars and Nations—The Political Evolution of Europe From Feudalism to Monarchy to Democracy Alternate Tuesdays • Noon-2 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 23 • February 6, 20 • March 6, 20 • April 10 As medieval Europe emerged from the ancient period in the ruins of the Roman Empire, the need for political stability evolved into Feudalism and Manorialism with power going to local land barons. Eventually, Feudalism collapsed into monarchies as kings belonging to powerful dynasties usurped the power of the landed nobles. These dynasties include the Tudors, Stuarts, Hapsburgs, Bourbons, Romanovs and others. Finally, beginning in England with the rise of Parliament, there was a challenge to absolute monarchy and Europeans began to identify themselves politically as members of a nation. This pattern brought about the modern nations of England, France, Spain, Germany and Russia. Each nation added its own unique variation of the same pattern. There were also religious, social, economic and philosophical forces that helped shape all of the above. This should make your next trip to Europe more interesting. Instructor: Ed Woodson Coordinator: Barry Escoe

Eclectics I (Open to the Public) Alternate Tuesdays • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Mackey Auditorium A wide variety of topics of interest to OLLI members and guests are presented by experts recruited and hosted by the coordinators.

No Class Scheduled January 16

The U.S. Healthcare System: How Pharmacy Benefit Managers Impact Prescription Drug Use January 30 Speaker: Daniel Tomaszewski, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Administration, Chapman University Coordinator: Janice Jeng The U.S. healthcare system is complex and difficult for patients to understand and use appropriately. Part of the complexity of the system is created by the U.S. system of health insurance and prescription drug benefits. The class will review the overall health insurance system and how it may impact patients’ use of the healthcare system. In particular, the discussion will focus on prescription drug insurance and the many tools used by Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) to impact prescription drug use.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 47 Negative Mood Regulation and the Psychology of Japan February 13 Speaker: Jack Mearns, Professor of Psychology, Coordinator, M.S. Program in Clinical Psychology, CSUF Coordinator: Janice Jeng Dr. Mearns’ research focuses on how people deal with the negative moods they experience. In recent years, he has become more interested in cultural factors related to mood regulation, with particular focus on Japan. This led him to participate in a Fulbright grant at the University of Tokyo. The purpose of his visit was to examine more deeply Japanese people’s beliefs about their ability to regulate their negative moods, as well as the applicability of Western clinical psychology theories and techniques to Japanese mental health practice. His experience led him into a deeper exploration of Japanese psychology, more broadly, including the difference between being versus doing.

The Importance of Black History for Everyone: A Personal Perspective February 27 Speakers: Brent Foster, Director (interim), Undergraduate Studies & General Education, CSUF Coordinator: Janice Jeng A native of Birmingham, Alabama, OLLI member, and African-American, Jerry Hunter came to California in 1963 and lived with a white family in Santa Barbara. Integrating his personal experiences, he will facilitate an interactive discussion on the importance of Black History which will include the role of African Americans in U.S. history, the impact of Black History on the multidimensional approach to history, and the lingering effect of Black History on current events such as Black Lives Matter and the removal of Confederate monuments.

Everyday Invasions of Privacy in the Digital Era March 13 Speakers: Jason Shepard, Chair, Department of Communications, CSUF Coordinator: Janice Jeng Our daily lives have been transformed by digital communications, but we often don’t know or understand how our digital footprints are ripe for corporations, governments and hackers to access, archive and act on for a multitude of both legal and illicit reasons. This lecture examines the ways in which the digital era has invited unprecedented invasions of privacy from everyday life, and what, if anything, might be done to minimize them. Dr. Shepard’s research examines the role of the First Amendment in American democracy, journalism and culture.

Spring Break—No Class March 27

48 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” University Sustainability & Resiliency, “Sustainability You Can See” April 3 Speakers: Tamara Wallace, Sustainability Analyst Facilities Management, Division of Administration & Finance, CSUF Coordinator: Janice Jeng Cal State Fullerton has been initiating and implementing sustainability practices into university academia, campus planning, and building operations for the past decade. Water conservation, energy efficiency, responsible waste management strategies, and other initiatives have been at the forefront of Facilities Management practices and policies. This presentation will focus on recent projects and future sustainability goals of the CSU Chancellor’s Office and our university.

Exploratory Discussion Group Every Monday • 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Shapiro CD January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 The 2018 course will use “Philosophy, Religion, and the Meaning of Life,” presented by Professor Francis J. Ambrosio of Georgetown University. Topics include Hero and Saint—Mapping the Cultural Genome; The Heroic Age—The Greek Worldview; Plato—Politics, Justice and Philosophy; “In the Beginning”—The Hebrew Worldview; Father Abraham, the First Saint; The Heroic Ideal in Late Stoicism; Jesus as Saintly Innovator—Forgiving Love; Hero or Saint?—Saul of Tarsus; Mohammed—The Prophet as Saintly Innovator; Saint Francis and Dante—Saintly Troubadours; Enlightenment Patterns of Cultural Mutation; A History of Suspicion—Marx, Darwin, Freud; Nietzsche—The Return of the Tragic Hero; A Century of Trauma; Existentialism—Sartre and De Beauvoir; The Holocaust and the Crisis of Forgiveness; Simone Weil—Imagining the Secular Saint; Terror and Hope in a Planetary Age. Each lecture is followed by a stimulating group discussion. Keep an active mind. See the bibliography for “Philosophy, Religion, and the Meaning of Life” at bit.ly/olli-phil-religion. Coordinators: Rich Eaton, Len Leventhal and Barbara Talento

OLLI Coffee Service Volunteers provide coffee, hot water for tea and necessary supplies at the kitchen window in Shapiro AB. Coffee service is not funded by member dues, but rather by donations of 50 cents each time you make use of the service. Enjoy the service, and if you spill anything on the counter or floor, please clean it up.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 49 Great Decisions Alternate Fridays • 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Room 21 January 26 • February 9, 23 • March 9, 23 • April 13 The Foreign Policy Association “Great Decisions 2018” video and booklet will be used in this course. Topics for Spring 2018 include: The waning of Pax Americana, Russia’s foreign policy, China and America: the new geopolitical equation, and Media and foreign policy. Each class begins with a video followed by a round table discussion. If you have an interest in foreign policy, please join our like-minded group. Differing opinions are encouraged. Class members can order the “Great Decisions 2018” booklet online from the Foreign Policy Association; it is not required but is very useful and informative. Additional outside reading can also be helpful. Class members are often able to give additional reports on the topics covered. Coordinators: Rich Eaton and Ed Batson

Money News—Personal Finance, Business, Economics Alternate Thursdays • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 18 • February 1, 15 • March 1, 15, (29 break) • April 5 This multimedia course goes behind the headlines of these uncertain economic times. Each class focuses on “anchor” topics as well as a brisk review of recent personal finance, economic and business news from such leading publications as the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Economist, Consumer Reports, Money Magazine and regional and local periodicals. Participants are encouraged to bring up topic areas they wish to explore. With so many retirement “nest eggs” dependent on financial markets, “Money News” provides participants with insights and vital discussion on issues affecting their personal economic security. The course features a website with supplementary materials and class notes: http://tinyurl.com/olli-money. Coordinator: Mike Stover

Personal Finance and Retirement Alternate Tuesdays • 3:45 p.m.-5:15 p.m. • Shapiro CD January 23 • February 6, 20 • March 6, 20 • April 10 This course is for all OLLI members who enjoy learning more about personal finance and making wise investment decisions in retirement. We’ll explore the many different types of retirement investments, IRAs, income plans, long-term care and estate planning. Instructor: Danielle Blunt, Raymond James Financial Services Coordinator: Kiki Chryssogelos

Please silence your cell phone when attending classes and programs. Thank you!

50 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” The Caesars—Might and Madness Four Thursdays • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Mackey Auditorium February 8 • March 8, 22 • April 12 Instructor: Judge Luis Cardenas Coordinator: Len Leventhal

Augustus: 30 B.C. to 14 A.D. Feb 8 and March 8 Augustus restored peace, order and prosperity to the Roman world wracked by decades of civil war. He created a new political constitution in the guise of protecting the old republican system. In reality, it was the beginning of imperial rule destined to last 1500 years. We take an in-depth look at who he was and the complicated nature of his family. In addition to building a palace for himself and future emperors, he embarked on adorning Rome with numerous architectural achievements. Never a great military leader, he relied on competent generals and admirals to strengthen and protect the empire. In 9 A.D., a catastrophic reversal occurred in the Teutoburg Forest of Germany, changing the course of history and the relationship of the Roman government with the barbarian nations to the north. After 44 years as the first emperor of the Roman Empire, he died in bed surrounded by family.

Tiberius: 14 A.D. to 37 A.D. March 22 and April 12 By the time Augustus passed away, there were only a few Julian-Claudian heirs to the throne. Whether by natural attrition or by the hand of Livia, only her son Tiberius remained as the candidate to be Caesar. Tiberius became the second emperor of the Roman Empire. Sadly, his reputation as grouchy and mean-spirited tarnished his legacy. Competent and hard-working, he proved to be an able and accomplished administrator of the vast empire. But his relationship with the senate was difficult due to his prickly personality. Lacking the charm and charisma of Augustus, he eventually exiled himself to Capri, off the coast of Italy, and spent the last 11 years of his reign in seclusion. The infamous Sejanus, Praetorian Prefect, attempted to mount a coup against Tiberius that almost succeeded. Tiberius lived a long life, passing away in the year 37 A.D. As a dying act of vengeance against the Roman people, he designated Caligula as his heir.

The Trump Presidency: The Man. His Policies. His Foes. Alternate Tuesdays • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 23 • February 6, 20 • March 6, 20 • April 10 President Trump has proven to be an unconventional president. This multimedia course exploring the Trump presidency is designed to be both informative and entertaining. Each class will focus on “anchor” topics that are ripped from the headlines and presented in-depth for fair analysis and fact checking. Issues, policies, politics and “resistance” to the controversial 45th President will be reviewed. The course includes a website with supplementary materials and class notes: www.tinyurl.com/olli-trump. Instructor/Coordinator: Mike Stover Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 51 Transitions in Retirement Essentials (Open to the Public) “Celebrating Our 10th Anniversary” Every Saturday • 9:30 a.m.-noon • Shapiro ABCD This engaging, fun, life-changing program will teach us to appreciate what matters most to us, our dreams, our goals, and how to enjoy the exciting times ahead. If we develop a few goals and plans for these years, this transition into retirement will be smoother and much more fulfilling. This series of classes will provide some structure and professional aid in planning for this exciting future. Coordinators: Kathy Collier, Kathryn Cozza, Jim Kashiwada, Joseph Lawton, M.D., Russell MacKeand, Ellie Monroe, Jim Monroe, Joyce Ono, Arie Passchier and Mike Stover

Income Tax Planning January 20 Speaker: Ynolde Smith, D.O., Family Practice, St. Jude Heritage Medical Group Retirement presents several challenges in dealing with additional taxes and proper planning to address them is essential. This class covers important age requirements, the impact of Social Security to your taxes, how wages affect Social Security, and what happens if you start a business. Additional topics include IRAs, 401(k) accounts, pensions, annuities and taxation of distributions. Sale of your primary residence and income property will be addressed.

Retirement Income Planning January 27 Speaker: Danielle Blunt, Certified Financial Planner CFP, President, Blunt Wealth Services, Raymond James Financial Services This informative class will begin with a look at the current economic issues and market outlook, and the potential impact to your financial retirement goals. Next, we’ll cover the basic building blocks of investments and investing strategies that will help you navigate today’s markets. We’ll learn about portfolio construction for retirees and those near retirement, avoiding obstacles to investment success and the impact of inflation and taxes. You will learn to protect your portfolio from unexpected risks such as medical needs, and learn more efficient wealth transfer strategies.

Prevention and Treatment of Stroke February 3 Speaker: Hamid Farid, M.D., St. Jude Medical Center Dr. Farid, the Director of the Stroke Program at St. Jude Medical Center, the most advanced stroke program in Orange County, is a leading intervention radiologist in Southern California. Stroke is the leading cause of disability in the senior population, and Dr. Farid will discuss the prevention and the latest treatment of stroke, including clot busters, clot retrieval and other advanced treatment modalities.

52 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Cleaning Out the Clutter and Hoarding February 10 Speaker: Penny Lambright, Owner, Clutter Cleaners Part 1: Too much stuff! Warning signs of hoarding behavior, dangers of excessive clutter and differences between collecting, clutter and hoarding behavior will be discussed. Part 2: Cleaning Out the Clutter and Getting Organized. Are you spending too much time looking for lost items or stressing about too many things piling up? Clutter Cleaners can help you with information on how to declutter your house, get organized and stay organized. The speaker will highlight how to get started with priorities, breaking projects down into manageable sizes, establishing deadlines and rewarding you. eBay, PayPal and Craigslist: How to Sell Your Stuff Safely February 17 Speaker: Jim Cenname, OLLI Computer Education Instructor Is your garage too full of stuff? EBay is a great way to sell all of it. Attend this event and learn why. An OLLI member with 20 years’ experience selling personal items tells you the basics for success and safety on eBay and Craigslist. You will learn how to get paid for your stuff using the online payment service PayPal.

Maximizing Your Social Security Benefit February 24 Speaker: John C. Pak, Certified Financial Planner, Otium Advisory Group Hidden deep within the 2700+ rules in the Social Security Handbook are a number of pitfalls that are not obvious to the average benefit recipient.This class is designed to bring clarity to some of the confusing rules and to help you avoid missing out on thousands of dollars over your lifetime. John Pak, CFP, declutters the myriad of interpretations of some of the rules straight out of the handbook by sharing real-life cautionary tales and case studies.

Advances in Cardiac Surgery March 3 Speaker: Puneet Dhawan, M.D., UCLA School of Medicine Dr. Dhawan, a professor of cardiac surgery at UCLA School of Medicine, is a leader in interventional cardiac surgery including the latest methods of valve replacement via cardiac catheterization and cardiac bypass surgery including robotic-assisted surgery. He will explain and demonstrate videos of these remarkable procedures.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 53 Identity Theft and Fraud March 10 Speaker: Corporal Thomas Perez, Community Services, CSUF Police Department Retirees and seniors are often victims of a variety of scams and identity theft. Join this class to find out about different types of fraud and what to do if you are a victim of a scam. In addition, identity theft will be discussed. Find out how it happens, how to prevent it, how to detect it and what to do if you are a victim.

Topic and Speaker To Be Announced March 17 Please watch the OLLI Events Open to the Public newsletter for details of this presentation. It may also be included on the CSUF calendar if time permits.

Hearing Problems: What You Need to Know March 24 Speaker: Jane Steckler, M.A., CCC-A, Clinical and Rehabilitative Audiologist at Practical Hearing in Fullerton Jane Steckler, who also presents the “Hearing and Hearing Aids” course at OLLI, will do a special presentation for TiR Essentials. Jane, a local expert in the field, will cover the following: • Why you can hear, but can’t always understand. • How the ear works and what can go wrong with it. • Why you can lip-read sometimes and sometimes you can’t • How to protect the hearing you have left. • Hearing aids—which one is right for you.

Spring Break—No Class March 31

No Class Scheduled April 7

What’s Behind the News? Alternate Wednesdays • 10 a.m.-noon • Shapiro CD January 17, 31 • February 14, 28 • March 14, (28 break) • April 4 Through stimulating class discussion, tap the knowledge, expertise and experience of the informed and diverse OLLI membership. Go behind the headlines and TV sound bites to get a deeper understanding of events reshaping the world as well as the less-dramatic developments that can have a major impact on politics, the economy and society. What are the causative factors and what are the implications for peace, prosperity and social stability? Which policies are appropriate and effective in responding to these developments? Bring your questions and comments to this fast-paced, probing and sometimes passionate discussion of current events. Coordinator: Stalky Lehman

54 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Wisdom Exchange Alternate Wednesdays • 10 a.m.-noon • Shapiro CD January 24 • February 7, 21 • March 7, 21 • April 11 Wisdom Exchange is a course designed to explore the myths and realities of life as we grow older and wiser. A different topic is introduced each session, and class participants share their own personal challenges and joys as we examine the physical, psychological and social aspects of growing older. Together we take a close look at all aspects of the aging experience and learn to change that which can be changed and to accept that which cannot. In the process, we laugh a lot and really get to know one another. Instructors: Class members Coordinators: Phil Barnhard, Barbara Talento, Stalky Lehman and Maureen McConaghy

Women in Today’s Society Four Thursdays in March • 12:30 p.m.-2 p.m. • Pine 140 March 1, 8, 15, 22 This women’s studies course, offered during Women’s History Month, explores local, national, and international topics that focus on the state of women in a variety of situations. Topics are presented in lecture format and lively discussions are encouraged. A variety of resources—books, articles, movies, blogs and other sources, including the personal stories of participants enliven and enrich classroom interactions. At the end of the course, students will be able to describe the background and the effects of historical and contemporary thinking on present day issues. Students will be able to propose solutions to current social conditions that adversely affect women based on what they have learned. No textbook will be assigned. Instructor: Pauline Merry, Ph.D. Coordinator: TBD

World War II—What Happened and Why Alternate Tuesdays • 2:15 p.m.-3:45 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 23 • February 6, 20 • March 6, 20 • April 10 Today’s world can best be understood by viewing it through the lens of World War II. That war was the dominant event of the 20th century. It—and its echoes—determined the borders and form of government of most countries in today’s world, and it continues as a powerful force to the present day. The course will have: 1. In-depth original material to provide understanding of critical events, including what happened and why things happened as they did. 2. Occasional videos. 3. A limited amount of material from other sources on World War II to establish context for in-depth topics and serve as summary presentation of events that don’t receive in-depth treatment. Instructors: Bob Caswell and Elwood Berry

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 55 HEALTHY LIVING

Arboretum and/or Campus Walk Every Tuesday and Thursday • 8:30 a.m. • RGC Courtyard January 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 • February 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 • March 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, (27 & 29 break) • April 3, 5, 10, 12 Join other OLLI members for a morning walk from our RGC courtyard through the Arboretum and back. Sustained walking for a minimum of 30 to 60 minutes a day, five days a week (with the correct walking posture) reduces health risks and has overall health benefits. These include reducing the risk of cancer, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, anxiety, depression and osteoporosis, as well as increasing HDL (good cholesterol) and reducing LDL (bad cholesterol) levels. Life expectancy is also likely to be enhanced, even for individuals suffering from obesity or high blood pressure. Studies have shown that walking may also reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s. Coordinators: Rod Collier, Howard Pursche and Karen Tanner

Exploring Health & Fitness One Thursday • 3 p.m.-5 p.m. • Room 9 February 15 Medical research tells us that regular, moderate physical exercise is essential for maintaining physical, mental and emotional health. OLLI offers various classes which provide ways of keeping fit. In addition, several OLLI members participate in regular off-campus fitness activities such as hiking, bicycling, kayaking and dancing, specifically geared to a senior age group.This class offers insight into these non-OLLI sponsored activities and provides information for those who might be interested in joining them. Coordinator: Ken Luke

Hearing and Hearing Aids Every Thursday • 8:15 a.m.-9:45 a.m. • Shapiro AB January 18, 25 • February 1, 8, 15, 22 • March 1, 8, 15, 22, (29 break) • April 5, 12 Learn from local Audiologist, Jane Steckler, about the following topics: • Why you can hear, but can’t always understand. • Why you can hear sometimes, and sometimes not. • Why you can lip-read sometimes and sometimes not. • How the ear works and what can go wrong with it. • How to protect the hearing you have left. • The basics of lip reading. • Hearing aids—which one is right for you. • How to care for your hearing aids. • Assistive listening devices. Partners are encouraged to attend. Instructor: Jane Steckler Coordinator: Bruce Shoemaker

56 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Longevity Stick Exercises Every Wednesday • 8:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m. • Arboretum Pavilion January 17, 24, 31 • February 7, 14, 21, 28 • March 7, 14, 21, (28 break) • April 4, 11 This is a Vietnamese exercise regimen consisting of a series of 12 movements done with a stick. The exercises are designed to maintain a healthy body and spirit by improving your balance, flexibility, strength, mental focus and breathing capacity. For more information, go to the following website: http:// www.longevitystick.com. By the second meeting you will be required to have a one-inch-thick dowel, the length of your outstretched arms, with rubber chair leg tips on each end. Large men may feel more comfortable with a one-and-a-half- inch-thick dowel. Materials can be purchased at any home improvement store and cut to the proper length. Please park in Lot G to attend these classes. Do not park in the Arboretum parking lot even if you see empty spaces. Arboretum parking space is very limited. Continued parking there by OLLI members could result in the loss of access to this wonderful facility for OLLI classes. Instructor: Nancy Bauerly, Jean Bryant and John Van Wey Coordinator: Nancy Bauerly and Fran Dobley

MEDICAL SERIES A recent large study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, proved that one of the most critical contributors to prolonging life is “medical literacy.” This indicates that populations with a poor understanding of their medical condition, its diagnosis and treatment, not only had a poorer quality of life but lived much shorter lives.

Medical Series at the Elks Club (Open to the Public) Alternate Wednesdays • 9 a.m.-10:30 a.m. • Classes off campus at the Fullerton Elks Club Lodge, 1400 Elks View Lane, Fullerton (near the corner of Brea Blvd. and Harbor Blvd.—enter from Brea Blvd.). See map on page 24. This series will contribute to your “medical literacy” and is co-sponsored along with OLLI by the Golden Hearts Group at St. Jude Medical Center and the Fullerton Elks Club. Coordinators: Joseph Lawton, M.D. and Carol Thurk

The Management of Respiratory Infections in the Senior Population January 17 Speaker: Thomas Cesario, M.D Dr. Cesario, a pulmonologist and professor of medicine at the UCI School of Medicine, will discuss the problems related to the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory infections such as bronchitis, pneumonia and sinusitis and how they are related to common problems of the senior population such as COPD, asthma, pulmonary fibrosis and respiratory allergies. The use of antibiotics, inhalers, steroids and other modalities will be discussed.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 57 Sleep Disorders in the Senior Population January 31 Speaker: Peter Fotinakes, M.D Dr. Fotinakis, the Medical Director of the St. Joseph Medical Center Sleep Clinic, will discuss the causes of sleep disturbances in the senior population and how this affects our general health. He will discuss the latest testing methods for sleep apnea and treatment for all other types of sleep problems.

The Art of Aging February 14 Speaker: James Hardeman, M.D. Dr. Hardeman is a pulmonologist and intensive care specialist at St. Jude Medical Center and the author of the book “How to Appear Younger Than Your Stated Age.” He will discuss methods of maintaining good health during the aging process including diet, exercise, mental health and other provocative methods of staying younger than your stated age.

The Evolution of Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants in the Healthcare Delivery System February 28 Speaker: Sherry Bearlen, R.N. Sherry Bearlen, Director of Clinical Operations at the St. Jude Heritage Medical Group, will discuss the increasing importance of specially-trained nurses and assistants in the delivery of the best possible healthcare. This includes better communication with healthcare providers and assistance in the navigation of the increasingly complex healthcare delivery system.

The Secrets of a High Quality Life March 14 Speaker: Jane Wang, M.P.H., R.D. Jane Wang is the Manager of the St. Jude Wellness Center who oversees this latest organized innovation in health maintenance. She will discuss prevention of brain aging, practicing agility to support lifelong independence, and many other modalities of health maintenance.

Spring Break—No Class March 31

Obesity and the Risk of Diabetes April 4 Speaker: Mary Jean Christian, M.A., Registered Dietitian (R.D.), Certified Diabetes Educator (C.D.E.) Forty percent of Americans are either overweight or obese. Mary Jean Christian, the UCI director of diabetes education, will discuss the risks of obesity particularly in relation to diabetes and all the related risks, including heart disease, renal problems, stroke and other vascular problems. She will also discuss guidelines for control of these serious problems and the definitions of obesity and overweight. 58 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Medical Series at Morningside (Open to the Public) Alternate Wednesday evenings • 7 p.m.-9 p.m. • Classes off campus at Morningside Retirement Community, 800 Morningside Drive, Fullerton, CA 92835. See map on page 24. This series will contribute to your “medical literacy” and is co-sponsored along with OLLI by the Golden Hearts Group at St. Jude Medical Center and Morningside Retirement Community. Coordinators: Joseph Lawton, M.D. and Bill Lindstrom

The 90 Plus Study January 24 Speaker: Maria Corrada, Sc.M., Sc.D. Dr. Corrada, a UCI School of Medicine professor of neurology and epidemiology, will discuss the study of 700 people over the age of 90 in a retirement community who volunteered to be tested and followed for 10 years relative to their health. The results are very interesting, somewhat surprising and might be very helpful to us as we look forward in our life.

Advanced Recovery Rehabilitation Services February 7 Speaker: Fred Nowroozi, M.D. Dr. Nowroozi, a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialist and Director of the St Jude Rehabilitation Center and Hospital Rehabilitation Department, will discuss the latest recovery techniques in the treatment of various types of injuries, surgeries, stroke and other neurological issues. The St. Jude Rehabilitation Center was the first rehabilitation center in Orange County.

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) and Its Relationship to Esophageal Cancer February 21 Speaker: Shaun Daly, M.D. Dr. Daly, a professor of gastrointestinal surgery at UCI School of Medicine, will discuss the causes, symptoms and resultant damage done to the esophagus by GERD, the medical and surgical treatment and the benefits of early intervention. This discussion will include conditions like hiatal hernia, obesity, hyperacidity, smoking and dietary habits.

Use of Technology to Improve Communication with Your Physicians March 7 Speaker: Paulynne Liang, M.D. Dr. Liang, an internal medicine specialist with St. Jude Heritage Medical Group, will discuss the use of the internet to improve your medical knowledge and the use of technology to communicate with your physician and obtain information regarding physician reports, x-rays, lab results etc.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 59 Battlefield Orthopedic Surgery March 21 Speaker: Donald Bittner, M.D. Dr. Bittner, an orthopedic surgeon at St. Jude Medical Center and Associate Professor of orthopedic surgery at UCI School of Medicine, is an officer in the Navy Reserve who spent eight months on the front lines of Afghanistan and one year as the CEO of a combat hospital in Germany. In the fall semester he spoke at the Elks Club about his experiences, and the attendees were inspired and mesmerized by his knowledge and enthusiasm for this subject. Don’t miss this rare experience.

Diagnosis and Treatment of Skin Cancer April 11 Speaker: Karen Simpson, M.D. Dr. Simpson, an Orange County dermatologist, will discuss the causes of different types of skin cancer and the various diagnostic techniques and surgical treatments for the different cell types of skin cancer.

Meditation for Everyday Life Every Monday • 3:15 p.m.-4:30 p.m. • Room 18 January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Meditation can transform your life in a positive and lasting way. Practiced regularly, meditation has been proven to affect your psychological well-being by reducing stress, depression, anxiety, blood pressure and addictions. It also boosts the immune system, improves memory and brain function and helps deal with chronic pain. Meditation is a simple way of training your mind, and can be practiced by everyone. Meet at 3:15 p.m. to set up the room; class will start at 3:30 p.m. Instructor: Mariana Fischer-Militaru Coordinator: Marci Matthews

Mind, Body and Spirit Series: A Course in Miracles Every Tuesday • 2:45 p.m.-4:15 p.m. • Shapiro AB January 16, 23, 30 • February 6, 13, 20, 27 • March 6, 13, 20, (27 break) • April 3, 10 “A Course in Miracles” is a series of spiritually based psychological exercises consisting of 365 daily lessons that gently lead us to a new understanding of ourselves, others and our relationship with them. Enjoy new ways to heal relationships, turn stress to joy and choose peace above conflict. Textbook: Participants will need the book upon which this course is based, “A Course in Miracles.” More information about the text will be available at the first class Instructor/Coordinator: Marci Matthews, registered counselor with A Course in Miracles Foundation

60 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” OLLI Social Rollers Bowling League Every Thursday • 6 p.m.-8:30 p.m. • CSUF Bowling Center January 18, 25 • February 1, 8, 15, 22 • March 1, 8, 15, 22, (29 break) • April 5, 12, *April 19, 26 • May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Fee: $2.50 per night—includes bowling, shoe rental and use of bowling balls. This course is open to all OLLI members to enjoy a non-league social bowling at a very reasonable cost. Free shoe rental and use of house bowling balls are included. No need to pre-sign-up to bowl, just show up on any Thursday night and enjoy bowling one, two or three games between 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. The Bowling Center is in the basement of the Titan Student Union Building on campus. There is plenty of evening parking next door at the State College Parking Structure on Gymnasium Drive. Thursday nights have been designated as “OLLI Night” at the Bowling Center and all eight lanes are for OLLI’s use only. New and experienced bowlers are always welcome to join in the fun. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the date following the asterisk above. Instructor/Coordinator: Dennis Wilson

Reiki Self-Care One Monday • 1 p.m.-3:30 p.m. • Room 18 April 30 Pre-registration Required: This is a beginning-level course, limited to 12 participants. Please sign up in the OLLI office beginning Monday, April 13, 2018. Self Reiki is a Japanese technique which reduces stress and promotes relaxation and peace. By reducing stress, the body’s natural healing energies are able to flow freely and abundantly. Reiki is safe, gentle and non-intrusive and works only for your highest good. In this two-and-a-half-hour introduction to Reiki Self-Care, you will learn about the background of Reiki and you will be attuned to receive the Reiki energy. You will learn and practice basic hand positions and develop your intuition by learning to give yourself a seated Reiki treatment in class. Reiki is not part of any religion, has no dogma/belief required to learn and use it. Many people continue to practice Reiki self- treatment on an ongoing basis to maintain a peaceful mind, body and spirit and avoid becoming disconnected in their busy, always-on lifestyles. Instructors: Marty Beery and Harvey Beery, Reiki Master Teachers Coordinator: Marty Beery

Suggestion Box We want your ideas, suggestions and solutions. Just drop a note in the box in the Shapiro Lobby, or email Jim Monroe at [email protected].

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 61 Tai Chi Every Monday • 8:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m. • Arboretum Pavilion January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Tai Chi has a long and distinguished tradition in exercise programs, and it continues at OLLI-CSUF. Come and exercise under the guidance of instructor Diane Globerman. Start the week with Tai Chi for health and serenity. Reminder: OLLI members are not permitted to park in the Arboretum parking lot while attending an OLLI class. Please park in Lot G to attend these classes. Textbook: A suggested reference text on Tai Chi may be useful once you have learned the basic movements: “Beginning Tai Chi,” by Tri Thong Dang, 1994, Tuttle Publishing, Clarendon, VT ISBN 0-8048-2001-5 (price is about $10, available at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble). Instructor: Diane Globerman Coordinator: Charlotte Oliva

Tennis Every Friday • 8 a.m.-10 a.m. • Cal State Fullerton Tennis Courts (Northwest Gate) January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13, *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 Come and join your fellow OLLI members in a truly enjoyable two hours of fun, exercise and non-competitive tennis. You do not have to be an expert, but some tennis skills are important (no formal lessons are offered). Just show up on Friday mornings (including semester breaks) and bring a can of balls, a water bottle, appropriate tennis shoes and your racket. Park in Lot D, which is directly across from the courts. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisks above. Coordinators: Eugenia Hathaway and Stan Deiling

“OLLI has given me the opportunity to mix and mingle with people my own age, attend classes and lectures of interest to me and yet in many ways has made me feel like an 18 year old again. All in all, OLLI has opened up a whole new life for me.”

-Jane Goodman

“62 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Wisdom Healing Alternate Tuesdays • 4:45 p.m.-6:15 p.m. • Room 21 January 23 • February 6, 20 • March 6, 20 • April 10 Wisdom Healing is a practice of how to heal our hearts, minds, bodies, spirits and souls. We can heal ourselves by our thoughts, feelings and emotions. We will learn how to practice awareness, consciousness and self-healing techniques for good health and wellness. We will discuss: • Having love for ourselves. • Having love for each other. • Turning fear-based thoughts to love. • Having love for nature and the planet. • Being grateful and living in gratitude. • Practicing sound healing. • Accepting and honoring one’s self as the key to a happy life. • Being in service to others with no expectations. • Being humble and leaving your ego at the door. Instructor: Marty Cole Coordinator: David Cortez

Yoga for the Rest of Us Mondays (selected dates) • 4:45 p.m.-6 p.m. • KHS 264 (Meet at Room 18 for first class then walk over to KHS) January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Prerequisite: You must be able to do floor exercises and to get up easily. Dress comfortably and bring a non-slippery yoga mat for floor work, one or two firm blankets, two foam blocks, a towel for neck support if needed, and a non- stretchy strap (a man’s tie will do—not the rubber stretchy gym-type straps). Yoga is practiced barefoot, so please be prepared to take your shoes and socks off. Ease into yoga with this instructor, who will help you find new energy and flexibility. Yoga poses incorporate focused breathing with exercise, stretching, balance and guided relaxation. Join us for a great group experience in practicing yoga to feel better and increase your flexibility. Please arrive by 4:45 p.m. in order to warm up and be ready to start on time. Note: Bring clothing to keep warm during the final relaxation time as theA/C can be very cold. Instructor: Mariana Fischer-Militaru Coordinators: Judy Bright, Grace Niwa and Judy Pettit

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 63 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Archaeology of Art and Music Four Thursdays • 2:15 p.m.-3:45 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium Instructor: Bonnie Shirley Coordinator: Patti Chikahisa

Cognitive Archaeology January 25 Cognitive Archaeology investigates the development of human cognition, a feature that makes humans human. Archaeological analysis of this question looks at the physical representations of the human brain in art, music, ornamentation and tools.

Behavioral Modernity February 22 What is the earliest evidence of Behavioral Modernity? Is there evidence that Neanderthals demonstrated grasp of symbolism, or of art?

Symbolism in Art March 22 What is the earliest evidence of art and of symbolism in art? What is the earliest archaeological and/or evolutionary evidence for music, ceramics, ornamentation?

Variations in Art April 12 Variations in art across time and ancient cultures: from China to Australia to the Moche of Peru.

Boundaries of Science— Exploring Current Developments Alternate Thursdays • 2:15 p.m.-3:45 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 18 • February 1, 15 • March 1, 15, (29 break) • April 5 Join other OLLI members to discuss current topics in science. Classes may include instructor presentations, engaging videos highlighting scientific developments, and some expert lecturers. Our goal is to make the material both understandable and interesting. Check the OLLI News Bytes for the upcoming topic. Instructor/Coordinator: Jim Monroe

Please silence your cell phone when attending classes and programs. Thank you!

64 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Cancer: What It Is, Causes, Prevention, Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment Alternate Tuesdays • 12:15 p.m.-1:45 p.m. • Shapiro CD January 16, 30 • February 13, 27 • March 13, (27 break) • April 3 We will share the most important data on the major progress achieved in the understanding of the disease and causes of cancer. We will review the current concepts on cancer prevention and the accepted practice of screening and early detection. We will explain the refined methods of diagnosis and the treatments in use. Many types of cancer are curable and cancer is no longer the most lethal of chronic diseases, but the most chronic of lethal diseases. Questions will be most welcome. Instructor: Dr. Edgar Moran, Professor of Medicine, Emeritus, University of California, Irvine Coordinator: Patti Chikahisa

CLECAT Club—No Questions Left Unanswered Alternate Thursdays • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Shapiro CD January 18 • February 1, 15 • March 1, 15, (29 break) • April 5 The CLECAT Club, a computer and technology group, is open to all OLLI- CSUF members and provides opportunities to enrich technology skills, have questions answered and share knowledge with like-minded people. The focus is on a wide range of technology—computers, digital cameras, multimedia, online messaging, cell phones, MP3 players—anything with a chip. Coordinator: Computer Education Committee (CEC)

Curious about How Scientific Explanations Are Developed? A Lab-Based Class for Non-Scientists Every Monday • 2:15 p.m.-3:45 p.m. • Room 9 January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9 Pre-registration required —Lab Fee: $5 Class size limited to 10 participants Far back in time, scientific knowledge was simpler and often available to the everyday man and woman. Common events were explained (often not scientifically) in terms that were easily understood. Most of the current complexity in science came much later, but this modern storehouse of scientific knowledge was built upon a thousand years of simpler explanations. This year-long course will cover the following topics with an emphasis on historical roots: astronomy, botany, chemistry, engineering, geology, mathematics, medicine, physics and zoology. Understanding scientific analysis is easy enough for some of the more obvious events and phenomena, but it takes some simple experimentation to grasp the true nature of the scientific world-view. For that reason, each lecture topic will have accompanying labs. Participants should be able to appreciate how the sciences developed from the observations of ordinary events (like the phases of the moon) through various explanations for those events (like the moon orbits the earth). Instructor/Coordinator: Byron Yates

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 65 Introduction to Digital Photography Alternate Fridays • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Room 20 January 26 • February 9, 23 • March 9, 23 • April 13 This course will examine how a digital camera works and will explore photographic techniques such as composition, exposure and depth of field.The course goal is to provide the knowledge for you to improve your photographs. Expect to take photographs on class assignments and on your own. Instructor/Coordinator: Rick Hearn

Our World in Change: Science, Engineering and Technology for a Realistic, Sustainable Future Every Tuesday • 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Room 9 January 16, 23, 30 • February 6, 13, 20, 27 • March 6, 13, 20, (27 break) • April 3, 10 “The good thing about science is that it’s true whether or not you believe in it.”—Neil deGrasse Tyson Global warming is a misnomer. Call it global climate disruption. Climate governs, so climate disruption affects availability of water, productivity of farms, forests and fisheries, prevalence of oppressive heat and humidity, formation and dispersion of air pollutants, geography of disease, damages from storms, floods, droughts and wildfires, property losses from sea-level rise, expenditures on engineered environments, and distribution and abundance of species. Our only options are: mitigation, adaptation or misery. To reduce long-term misery, mitigation requires transition from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources, which will eventually stop Earth’s ever-increasing warming. Climate change is already harming human well-being, but it will become a far larger problem for our children and grandchildren. Belief in global warming is optional, but participation is inescapable. Climate is global. We are all affected. We are all responsible. Coordinators: Bryce Bardin, Grace Bertalot, Dennis Fassnacht, Naomi Jue and Fran Mathews

Phocus Photography Club Alternate Tuesdays • 2 p.m.-4 p.m. • Shapiro CD January 16, 30 • February 13, 27 • March 13, (27 break) • April 3 Preregistration required for new and past members at http://bit.ly/phocusreg. The Phocus Club is a group of amateur photographers that meet to share photos and experiences. Club meetings start with a guest speaker. The speaker is many times a professional photographer or a highly skilled amateur. Meetings end with members sharing images they’ve taken on a recent club outing or exotic photo trip. Attend the Phocus Club to improve your photographic skill. View meeting and field trip information at http://bit.ly/meet-trip. Contact: Jim Cenname, [email protected], call or text 949-371-6535 Coordinators: Jim Cenname, Don Lake, Bob Caswell, Donna Judd and Rick Hearn 66 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Photography Power Alternate Tuesdays • 10:15 a.m.-11:45 a.m. • Room 21 January 23 • February 6, 20 • March 6, 20 • April 10 Prerequisite: Basic photography course or digital photography experience Bring your camera to class. This is a workshop with in-class practice and demonstrations. Learn to control your camera to achieve high quality even in challenging conditions, like action with children or sports or in low light. We practice using the array of tools built into our cameras to get the best exposure in any situation, and introduce the essentials of computer processing your images for high quality. The course includes study of composition with the world’s greatest images. A digital SLR is ideal, but anything that gives you both manual and automatic control is fine. Instructor/Coordinator: Bob Caswell

Science For You: Biology Every Thursday • 12:30 p.m.-2 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium January 18, 25 • February 1, 8, 15, 22 • March 1, 8, 15, 22, (29 break) • April 5, 12 High school and college biology classes were never like this! You’ll discover the fundamental principles of modern biology and how biologists study genes, proteins and human disease. Rather than memorizing phyla and species or parts of the cell, you’ll learn the secrets of life—biochemistry and genetics— from an energetic and enthusiastic MIT professor, Eric Lander, a principal contributor to the Human Genome Project. Videos from the edX course “Introduction to Biology: The Secret of Life” mix with class discussion. This course began in the fall semester (but having attended in the fall is not a prerequisite) and will continue in the summer session. For more information, see our website at http://tinyurl.com/olliScience4U Instructors/Coordinators: Susan Hanna and Rick Hearn

Video Club Alternate Fridays • 10 a.m.-noon • Room 20 January 19 • February 2, 16 • March 2, 16, (30 holiday) • April 6 The Video Club supports amateur videophiles who want to learn how to videotape, design and edit home movies using iPhones, digital cameras and video camcorders. Whether you are taking video of family activities or vacation trips, making a mini-documentary or creating a video of your grandchildren, you can learn to make them better by joining the Video Club at OLLI. The Club will be providing a variety of activities to help you become a better videographer, including guest speakers, field trips to interesting locations, tips on taking creative video and practice on editing your footage. So, stop tranquilizing your viewers, join the club and learn how to make engaging amateur videos! Coordinators: Bob Newcomb and Don Lake

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 67 COMPUTER AND MOBILE DEVICE EDUCATION Unlike most OLLI courses, which last an entire semester, computer (laptops, notebooks or desktop) and mobile device (smartphones or tablets) classes are presented in a variety of formats. Three course sessions are in this semester: the first four weeks (Session 1), middle four weeks (Session 2) and last four weeks (Session 3). A computer or mobile device course may be offered in any one of the sessions, or the more popular courses may be offered more than once (repeated) during the semester to give members more opportunities to take the course. Some courses extend for eight weeks, bridging sessions 1-2 or 2-3. Workshops are being offered in one or more sessions, so members may select the courses that suit their interest and time availability.

Registration Procedures for Computer and Mobile Device Courses Due to space limitations and the popularity of computer and mobile device courses, pre-registration in the OLLI office is required for most tutorials, workshops and regular courses. Registration is not required for the Open Labs. Modest course lab fees are charged for courses that use computers due to the need to maintain hardware, software and other equipment in the computer labs. See course descriptions for specifics on fees. Pre-registration for all computer classes begins on August 28, two weeks before the beginning of the semester. Session 1: January 16-February 8 Session 2: February 12-March 8 Session 3: March 12-April 12 How to register for a computer or mobile devices course: Some CEC courses also have online registration and the link for the registration is indicated in the course description. For those classes that do not have online registration, pick up a four-colored carbonless Computer Class Pre-registration form in the OLLI office and fill it in COMPLETELY. 1. Ask the office to stamp the date and time on the form because, in many instances, first-come, first-served may be the basis for participation if a class is oversubscribed. 2. Office staff will keep the top (white) copy of your completed date/time- stamped form. 3. Take the remaining date/time-stamped copies of the form to the first class meeting and obtain a signature from the instructor. Instructors will work with you to determine if the course is appropriate for you. 4. Take the instructor-signed forms to the OLLI office and make your payment. Be sure the OLLI office signs off that you have paid. They will keep the yellow copy of the form. 5. Give the pink copy of the form to the instructor as a record that you have paid. The goldenrod copy is your receipt for payment. The Computer Education Committee (CEC) invites your participation in enriching our current and future curricula, especially if you would like to share your expertise. Please attend our monthly meetings on the first Thursday of the month at 3:30 p.m. in Room 20. Chair: Bob Newcomb Vice-Chair: Warren Wilson

68 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” FREE OPEN LABORATORIES (No Registration Required)

Free Open Labs for Computers and Mobile Devices Every Friday • 1 p.m.-3 p.m. • Room 20 January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13 Free PC and Mac and mobile devices (both Apple and Android) help will be available on Friday afternoons. Help may be in the form of analyzing and repairing hardware or software problems on your computer and mobile devices, or aid in installing access to the secure campus wireless network for your notebook and mobile devices. We also attempt to help you find answers to questions based on any computer class taught at OLLI. Making appointments in advance is not necessary, but we do work on a first-come, first-served basis, so plan to arrive as early as possible. Instructors/Coordinators: Gary Bates, Jim Cenname, Dan Coby, Rick Hearn, Richard McCaman, Bob Newcomb and Warren Wilson

Monthly Mondays, Free Open Lab Three Mondays • 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. • Room 20 February 5, March 5, April 2 Free help sessions are available for the PCs, Mac and mobile devices (both Apple and Android) on one Monday afternoon each month. This will including aid in installing access to the secure campus wireless network for your notebook and mobile devices. Making appointments in advance is not necessary, but we do work on a first-come, first-served basis, so plan to arrive as early as possible. Instructors/Coordinators: Gary Bates, Dan Coby, Rick Hearn, Richard McCaman, Bob Newcomb and Warren Wilson

INDIVIDUAL TUTORIALS (One-on-one sessions, advance registration required)

Beginning Computer Use Tutorials—BX10 (PC or MAC) One or more one-hour meetings as needed, dates and times to be arranged Prerequisite: Novice computer user Pre-registration required—Lab Fee: $5 per meeting This one-on-one tutorial program is the only OLLI course for novice computer users. The goal is to provide participants with the skills needed to use the mouse effectively and to create, handle, copy, move and organize files. It will be tailored for the specific needs of a novice computer user, so you will feel confident to pursue the use of computer technology to enhance your life. Important: In addition to the four-part registration form, you must complete a separate tutorial program survey form and leave it in the OLLI office or complete an online form at http://tinyurl.com/BX10Tutorial. Information from this survey will facilitate matching a tutor to your needs. We will then try to pair you with an appropriate tutor and you will be contacted to arrange a meeting schedule. Instructors: CEC Members Coordinator: Dan Coby Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 69 WORKSHOPS (Courses of less than 6 classes, advance registration required)

Google Apps Workshops—Please read and follow instructions below The Computer Education Committee (CEC) will host one- or two-day workshops exploring certain Google applications to make our lives easier. These apps are free and you will be able to work on documents with automatic backup, unlimited storage, great sharing capabilities and menus that are easy to learn. All your files will be accessible to you and anybody you choose, anywhere, anytime and with any device that can be connected to the internet. For each of the Google Apps workshops: ●● You can pre-register online (see links in course descriptions) or at the OLLI office, and you must use your Gmail address (Note: your CSUF [email protected], is a Gmail account) on the registration form. ●● Use your Gmail account to send an email at least a week before the workshop begins to [email protected] so you can access video tutorials and have time to work on them before the class meets. In the subject heading, write: “Am interested in taking the Google XXX workshop” (substitute which Google apps workshop for the XXX). ●● You must be able to login to your Google account on the lab computers by knowing your Google username and password.

Google Docs Basics—WIX4 Two Mondays • 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Room 20 Session 2: February 5, 12 Pre-registration required—Lab Fee: $10 Students completing the Google Docs Basics course should be able to: 1) use useful word processing functions to create documents; 2) share documents with others; and 3) apply Google Docs functions for collaborating on a document. Be sure that you are able to access your Google account by knowing your username and password when you come to class. Register online at: https://tinyurl.com/WIX4GoogleDocsRegistration Instructors/Coordinators: Joyce Ono and Warren Wilson

Google Forms—WIX11 One Monday • 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Room 20 Session 2: February 26 Pre-registration required—Lab Fee: $5 Google Forms allows you to create useful online surveys that provide you with data in the form of a Google Sheet or spreadsheet. This could be useful to OLLI Board members and committee heads and those who are involved in other organizations and need to create surveys. Students completing the course should be able to: 1) create a Google form; 2) review the Google spreadsheet and results that will be created; and 3) share your form to obtain responses. Register online at: https://tinyurl.com/WIX11GoogleFormsRegistration Instructors/Coordinators: Joyce Ono and Carol Thurk 70 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Google Photos: Storage, Editing and Management—WIX1 Two Thursdays • 2:15 p.m.-4:15 p.m. • Room 20 Session 2: February 15, 22 Pre-registration required—Lab Fee: $10 Google Photos is a free app that allows you unlimited storage space, as long as you accept a maximum “high resolution” file size defined by Google.A number of editing tools are available, and photos can be organized into albums that can be shared with others through a link. The classes will focus on using Google Photos on a computer and mobile device. Students completing this course should be able to: 1) Use Google Photos to offload photos taken with their mobile devices to a photo library in the clouds; 2) Organize photos into albums; 3) Share photos and albums with others via email or through social media such as Facebook; 4) Edit your photo using the sophisticated tools in the Snapseed app; and 5) Search for photos with specific criteria. Register online at: https://tinyurl.com/WIX1GooglePhotosRegistration Instructors/Coordinators: Warren Wilson and Joyce Ono

Google Slides Basics—WIX6 Two Thursdays • 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Room 20 Session 3: March 15, 22 Pre-registration required—Lab Fee: $10 Google Slides is a Google app with functions nearly identical to those of Microsoft Office’s PowerPoint. While prior experience with MS PowerPoint will facilitate your learning to use Google Slides, those lacking prior experience may find Slides much easier to learn and use than Microsoft PowerPoint. Students completing this course should be able to: 1) use functions in Google Slides to create a basic presentation; 2) insert images and videos into a presentation; 3) add speaker notes to help with a presentation; 4) apply transitions to slides to make your presentations more interesting; 5) share your presentation with collaborators; and 6) create handouts of your presentations. Register online at: https://tinyurl.com/WIX6GoogleSlidesRegistration Instructors/Coordinators: Joyce Ono and Warren Wilson iPad for Artists––WIMD7 One Monday • 10 a.m-noon • Room 11 Session 3: March 12 Prerequisite: Have an iPad 2 or higher model or iPad Pro and CopyIt app installed on the iPad. Pre-registration required—No lab fee This course will utilize an iPad app, CopyIt, to add appropriate grids to photographs and to modify photos to facilitate seeing variations in values for drawing and painting. It will be useful for artists who use photo references for drawing accurately and who use their iPad to draw from, instead of printing out a copy of a photo reference. Pre-register online by going to this URL:https://tinyurl.com/ iPad4ArtistsRegistration. Instructor: Joyce Ono

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 71 Courses (6 or more classes, advance registration required for most courses)

Android Mobile Devices Essentials—BMD2 (Android Mobile Devices) Tuesdays and Thursdays • 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Room 20 Sessions 1 and 2: January 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 • February 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 • March 1, 6, 8 Prerequisite: Instructor approval Pre-registration required—No lab fee In this hands-on course, conquer the touch screen, keyboard and voice input. Learn how to send and receive email and text messages. Use the device’s camera to shoot pictures and videos, save them and share them with friends and family. By connecting to your Google (Gmail) account, obtain applications (apps) and synchronize calendars and other information on your devices and home computer. Search the web for information and navigate the world using Google Maps. After you’re comfortable with the basics, learn how to add apps and widgets to make your device do what’s important to you: entertain you, monitor news and weather, or help you to be more productive. Learn to use a password vault app to help you safely remember all those account names and passwords that have been driving you nuts. We use video lectures from Lynda.com that you can re-watch any time, any place, to review what you’ve learned. Instructor: Rick Hearn Coordinator: Susan Hanna iMovie, Edit & Create Movies—IM11 (MAC) Monday and Wednesday • 10 a.m.–noon • Room 20 Session 1: January (15 holiday), 17, 22, 24, 29, 31 • February 5, 7 Prerequisite: Instructor approval Pre-registration required—Lab Fee: $20 In this course, the student will learn to create a movie using iMovie on a Mac computer. The student will import video clips, photos, music and sound effects and use the features and tools of iMovie to create a “finished” movie worthy of sharing with others. Personal videos and photos will be used in a final project. Instructors/Coordinators: Bob Newcomb and Don Croteau iPhone & iPad Essentials (Apple Mobile Devices) Every Tuesday • 4 p.m.-6 p.m. • Room 19 January 16, 23, 30 • February 6, 13, 20, 27 • March 6, 13, 20, (27 break) • April 3, 10 This course is now being taught in open sessions so anyone can come to one or all of the classes. The anticipated topics are: Sessions 1. & 2. Basic operations and controlling your device; 3. WiFi, carrier networks, syncing information and backups; 4. Phone calls; 5. Email and texting; 6. Surfing the web; 7. Playing music and video; 8. Taking photos and video; 9. Maps, calendars and reminders; 10. Buying apps; 11. Notes and word processing; and 12. Security, Siri and troubleshooting. The class schedule will be available in the http://olli.fullerton.edu/ website and posted on the OLLI TV bulletin board in the lobby of the Shapiro Wing. Instructors/Coordinators: Bob Newcomb and team 72 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Lightroom for Managing and Editing Photos––AX1 Mondays and Wednesdays • 10 a.m.-noon • Room 20 Session 2: February 12, 14, (19 holiday), 21, 26, 28 • March 5, 7 Prerequisite: Digital photography experience Pre-registration Required—Lab Fee: $20 Lightroom is powerful, quick and easy-to-use digital image management and basic photo editing software used by most professionals. With Lightroom, you download your photos to your computer, organize them for easy access and dispose of non-keepers. You can then quickly check and correct color, exposure and contrast, and crop to final image. More advanced editing will also be covered in the class. All Lightroom editing is non-destructive, so you can go back to any prior step, including the original file. We will also cover printing and mapping (locating where each photo was taken). Instructors/Coordinators: Bob Caswell and Benson Chin

MacOS Sierra Introduction—BM1 (MAC) Mondays and Wednesdays • 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Room 11 Session 1: January (15 holiday), 17, 22, 24, 29, 31 • February 5, 7 Pre-registration required—Lab Fee: $20 This course is designed for Mac users and Windows switchers unfamiliar with the current Mac operating systems. The Mac operating system on the Lab computers will be the current MacOS High Sierra operating system. The course will guide you through the basic skills required to use the Mac. You will learn the fundamentals of the Mac operating system, its user-changeable Preferences and how to use the desktop’s display and controls. Instructor/Coordinator: Gary Bates

Using the Mac System—IM2 (MAC) Wednesdays • 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Room 11 Sessions 2 and 3: February 14, 21, 28 • March 7, 14, 21, (28 break) • April 4, 11 Prerequisite: “MacOS High Sierra Introduction—BM1” or equivalent experience with the more current Mac operating systems Pre-registration required—Lab Fee: $20 Each course starts with “What is Apple ID?” and continues with selected applications that are included with MacOS. Some of the addressed topics will be your use of your System Preferences, web browsing, email clients, saving photos, using iCloud (important if you have an iPhone and/or iPad), using Apple’s App Store, and your backup options—the setup of Time Machine will be included. Instructor/Coordinator: Gary Bates

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 73 SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS

Advance Care Planning Two Mondays • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Room 9 February 26 • March 12 This two-meeting course starts with a conversation about personal values. Defining and discussing values is an important first step in the advance care planning process. Your values influence your decisions about how you want to be treated should you become seriously ill and be at the end of life. The “Five Wishes” booklet is introduced and distributed in the first meeting. “Five Wishes” is a legal Advance Health Care Directive in the state of California. The discussion continues with your family between meetings. In the second meeting, we discuss how the conversation went, clarify issues and witness each other’s signature in the “Five Wishes” booklet. Other issues pertaining to end-of-life medical care are then discussed, including the POLST form, The End-of-Life Options Act, Medical ID setup on your smartphone, etc. Remember, advance care planning is a gift you give your family. Coordinator: Kellie Simpson

Bridge, Really Beginning Bridge and Supervised Play Every Friday • 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Room 19 January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13, *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 For those who have never played before, or haven’t played for many years, we learn the basic principles of modern contract bridge. During the spring semester, we concentrate on learning to bid and play in trump contracts. The course follows the guidelines of American Standard Bidding recognized by the ACBL. We not only learn bridge but we have a good time. A commitment to attend as often as possible is essential to learning bridge. We also have a section for those who have played a little, but like to continue their practice of the game with help. You might enjoy reading a beginner’s book before the course starts. Barbara Seagram’s book, “Beginning Bridge,” is one of many. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisks above. Coordinators: Angela Friedman and Sandy Potter

74 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Bridge, Duplicate Every Monday • 9:30 a.m.-noon • Shapiro ABCD January (15 holiday), 22, 29 • February 5, 12, (19 holiday), 26 • March 5, 12, 19, (26 break) • April 2, 9, *April 16, 23, 30 • May 7, 14, 21, (28 holiday) “Monday Morning Duplicate Bridge” is the oldest continuous CLE/OLLI course. We welcome all OLLI members to join us each Monday morning for a friendly and competitive game of bridge. Please arrive before 9:15 a.m. to make sure you and your partner can find a table for North/South or East/West, whichever is your preference. If you don’t have a partner, please contact one of the coordinators the week before. We will try (but can’t promise) to find you a partner. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisks above. Coordinators: Kent Burrell and Liz Burrell Assistants: Dan Coby and Susan Dolnick

Bridge, Intermediate Every Friday • 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. • Shapiro CD January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13, *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 This course is for those interested in improving their bridge in a friendly, non- competitive atmosphere. Some knowledge of bidding and play is desirable. Come join us, learn, and have fun. Play of the hand hasn’t changed, but the bidding keeps evolving. We’ll help you with both. You don’t need a partner. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisks above. Coordinator: Arie Passchier

Death Café Every Friday • 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. • Room 19 January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13 “Death is no more than passing from one room into another. But there’s a difference for me, you know. Because in that other room I shall be able to see.” —Helen Keller Discussing the meaning of death was taboo from culture to culture until 2011, when an Englishman launched the first Death Café. It was not a grief group, but an opportunity to explore members’ thoughts about death and dying. OLLI’s popular Death Café is an engaging discussion group aimed at opening our minds to this taboo subject. All members are invited to select and lead topics that are meaningful to them and to the class, including humor. Remember, if you come to our café, you have a say in our topic selection, so please plan on sharing your feelings and wisdom. Coordinators: Jeanette Reese, Kellie Simpson and Fritz von Coelln Emeritus: Hank Smith

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 75 Genealogy Research Alternate Tuesdays • 12:15 p.m.-1:45 p.m. • Shapiro CD January 23 • February 6, 20 • March 6, 20 • April 10 This special interest group is a forum for sharing knowledge, ideas and instruction with people who face similar challenges and opportunities in personal genealogy. Beginners through advanced researchers will discover 21st-century tools and resources to use efficiently, independently, and collaboratively in constructing individual family trees and histories. We employ genealogy databases of records and documents, the Internet, as well as connections through genetic analysis. Volunteers coordinate the interest group activities and maintain our website (www.tinyurl.com/ollifh). Come share what you know and learn what you don’t know about genealogy, while you make progress building your own family tree. Coordinators: Joanne Hardy, Nancy Chirco, Joann Driggers, Michele Buell, Brent Meredith and Richard McCaman

Introduction to Strategies of Poker Every Friday • 12:30 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Shapiro AB January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, (13 no class), *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 Each Friday, “Introduction to Strategies of Poker” instruction classes will be conducted for all levels of beginning poker players. Classes are taught at an easy pace by an OLLI instructor well-versed in the game of Texas Hold’em. Instruction will also include the history of poker, the rules and terminology of the game, the hierarchy of poker hands, and the strategy of betting and raising. Instruction will be conducted at special poker tables with casino type poker chips and regular 52-card decks. Following the “Introduction to Strategies of Poker” classes, beginners will be invited to play with more seasoned players in the “Strategy of Poker” course, which starts at 3:30 p.m. All players, seasoned and beginners, continue to hone their skills each week and become better players. This course is a lot of fun with a chance to socialize with fellow OLLI members who also enjoy the various games of poker and each other. *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisks above. Instructor: Dennis Wilson Coordinators: Dennis Wilson and Dave Musante

76 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Learning Board Games Alternate Wednesdays • 12:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. • Room 21 January 24 • February 7, 21 • March 7, 21 • April 11 All a-Board! Board games challenge your brain and expand your knowledge of money management and geography. Engage your mind and learn new board games. Games include Ingenious, Power Grid, Ticket to Ride and more. Whether you are new to the games, have played in a former life, or are an expert—come, learn and have fun. Each week you’ll learn a new game or continue to explore a game from a previous week. Instructor/Coordinator: Fred Lazzelle

OLLI GROW Gardening Club Alternate Thursdays • 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m. • Shapiro AB January 18* • February 1, 15 • March 1, 15, (29 break) • April 5 *January 18th class will end at 2 p.m. Gardening responsibly, organically and wisely (GROW) means less water, fewer chemicals and relying on natural pest control. This semester we may cover the following topics: homegrown tomatoes, steps to successful landscaping, tips and tricks for the garden, spring garden ideas, spring birding guide and getting ready for summer. Be sure to follow the OLLI News Bytes where the class topics and guest speakers will be featured. Coordinators: Lisa Sewell, Susan Berry and Elwood Berry

OLLI Socials Two Thursdays • 3:15 p.m.-5 p.m • Shapiro ABCD February 22 • March 22 OLLI Socials provide a party atmosphere for members to get together and have fun. This spring, OLLI will feature Mike Shelton’s “With Strings Attached Band.” Come dance, sing and listen to great music with your friends at OLLI. Free snacks and beverages will be prepared and served by Carole and Dennis Wilson. Setup and logistics will be performed by Kay Ressler, Dave Musante, Carole and Dennis. Come join your friends for a good time at OLLI Socials this spring. *For Volunteer Recognition Social, please see separate entry. Coordinators: Kay Ressler, Dennis Wilson, Carole Wilson, Dave Musante and Ellie Monroe, music coordinator.

“OLLI gives me a reason to get up in the morning and represents more freedom to choose new options in life.” -Dennis Wilson “Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 77 OLLI Sports Talk Alternate Wednesdays • 1 p.m.-3 p.m. • Room 9 January 24 • February 7, 21 • March 7, 21 • April 11 Discussion of the world of sports is our game. In this course we cover current events as well as other subjects of interest to sports fans. We are kind of like sports-talk radio, but without the ranting and raving. Join us as we debate such topics as drug use in sports, famous athletes in the news, the latest trade talks of our local teams, performance of United States national teams in recent years and any variety of sports topics. It’s just like going to your favorite sports bar with your buddies—male and female—to “chew the fat” for a couple of hours about your favorite teams and players. So drop on by and join the fun! We’ll save you a seat. Coordinator: Carl Richards

OLLI Volunteer Recognition Social Thursday, April 12 • 3:15 p.m.-5:30 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD The usual April OLLI Social will be on Thursday, April 12, and will be expanded to include a program recognizing OLLI Volunteers, who have served in various capacities to assist OLLI with its many diverse programs during the past year. Please come and join us in recognizing these volunteers who help make our OLLI at CSUF one of the very best in the country. Coordinators: Ellie Monroe and Dave Musante, with members of the OLLI Social Committee

Strategy of Poker Every Friday • 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, (**13 no class), *April 20, 27 • May 4, 11, 18, 25 • June 1 Poker is a game of skill and chance emphasizing the ability to read situations and opponents to give you the advantage in the hands you play. It is also a game utilizing statistics where the better players are able to calculate the odds of either you or your opponent winning a hand in various situations. It cannot be assumed that people who utilize statistics will be winning players, but a sound knowledge of the odds can only improve your game and give you an advantage. Sophisticated players learn strategies such as bluffing and reading an opponent’s playing characteristics. Each week variations of poker will be introduced and practiced. We play games of Dealer’s Choice and Texas Hold’em. This course is a lot of fun with great camaraderie among the players. Some members go out to dinner together after class. Hope to see you there! *This course continues to meet during the intersession on the dates following the asterisks above. **No class April 13 in deference to In Memoriam gathering. Coordinators: Dave Musante, Rod Collier, Dennis Wilson and Patti Chikahisa

78 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Strategy of Scrabble Every Friday • 1:45 p.m.-3:45 p.m. • Room 19 January 19, 26 • February 2, 9, 16, 23 • March 2, 9, 16, 23, (30 holiday) • April 6, 13 Word games sharpen your wit and expand your vocabulary. Engage your mind and learn new Scrabble words, tactics and tips. Whether you are new to the game, have played in a former life, or are an expert—come, learn and have fun. Each week you’ll improve your game. There is no charge, and extra boards and tiles are available. If you have your own equipment, so much the better. Instructors/Coordinators: Desiree Engel (Tournament Player) and Lynda Pash

TED Talks Alternate Thursdays • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Shapiro CD January 25 • February 8, 22 • March 8, 22 • April 12 TED=Technology, Entertainment, Design. Ideas worth sharing. So that’s what we’re about. We’ll show videos and discuss different and interesting subjects. Which subjects? There are thousands of things that we lifelong learners might enjoy—serious—funny—strange—deep-seated: scientific stuff, non-scientific stuff, what makes us human, our cultures, how we’ll live on Mars, our environment, what’s next and so on. You help us decide. Add your thoughts to what others are thinking. Refresh your brain. Come and discuss. Coordinator: Jack Wheatley

“OLLI has brought me warm friendships, laughter, thought-provoking discussions, and the opportunity to get to know many highly talented individuals.”

-Monica Broome

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 79 OLLI EVENTS

2018 Spring Preview (Open to the Public) Saturday, January 6 • 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. • Ruby Gerontology Center Would you like to take classes with a vital group of active adults aged 50 and better? Join us for an informative meeting to hear about our new courses and lifelong learning opportunities. No exams or grades at OLLI—just fascinating, fun courses and activities. Free light refreshments. Overview of spring courses and activities. Opportunities to register. Free parking with shuttle service from State College Parking Structure (enter on Gym Drive, off of State College Boulevard). For more information: 657-278-2446 | [email protected] | http://olli.fullerton.edu

Coordinators and Instructors Training Workshop Wednesday, January 10 • 1 p.m.-3 p.m. • Shapiro CD The University requires training of all coordinators and member instructors. OLLI coordinators and instructors are formally registered as volunteers of the University and as such, must act responsibly and in accordance with University policies in carrying out their duties. The Coordinators and Instructors Training Workshop will review safety and reporting procedures, campus sexual harassment policies and other CSUF policies relevant to a registered volunteer. Additional information about kitchen duties, room setup and technology training will also be available at this meeting. The OLLI office will contact those individuals who are required to take this training. Presenters: Patsy Burns Coordinator: Benson Chin

New Member Orientation Thursday, January 11 • 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD New OLLI members are invited to attend a casual gathering to learn more about OLLI’s many benefits. A brief Q&A session is planned. Meet other new members as well as members of the Board of Trustees while enjoying light refreshments. Photographers will be available to take new member photos. Reserve this date and time! Coordinator: Ellie Monroe

OLLI NEEDS YOU!!! Please contact Benson Chin ([email protected]) or the OLLI Office if you would like to help by serving as a course coordinator or want to share your expertise by teaching a class!

80 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Volunteer Opportunities Workshop Thursday, January 18 • 3 p.m.-4:30 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD This workshop is a great opportunity for members who want to learn how to contribute some of their time and talents to OLLI. More than a dozen different opportunities will be reviewed. After the presentations members will have an opportunity to meet individually with others who are currently in volunteer positions. This workshop is also for current volunteers who are seeking new or different experiences. OLLI is a volunteer organization. Without an active volunteer pool, there would be no classroom instructors, classroom coordinators, trolley drivers, trips, special events, coffee etc. Being a volunteer enhances the OLLI experience on many levels. Please save the date and time. Light refreshments will be served following the workshop. Coordinator: Ellie Monroe

Spring Sock Hop Saturday, February 3 • 4 p.m-9 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium/Shapiro ABCD Remember your high school sock hop? It has returned to OLLI. Join us for this fun-filled event. OLLI members and their guests will have a fantastic time reminiscing about the “Happy Days.” Have fun recreating your favorite outfit from your high school days. Cheerleaders will introduce a variety of performing groups at our OLLI Pep Rally. Enjoy an “old-fashioned” high school meal. Dance to your favorite songs from the 1950s and 1960s with live rock’n’roll era dance music. See you at the HOP! Additional information will be provided in the OLLI News Bytes. Coordinators: Ellie Monroe, Mike Shelton and the Sock Hop Team Members

OLLI Spring Dinner Saturday, March 10 • 4 p.m.-9 p.m. Exact time and location to be announced at a later date. Coordinators: Gayle Wheatley and Hospitality Committee

OLLI Baseball Bash Date: TBD • CSUF Goodwin Field OLLI’s 15th annual Baseball Bash will consist of a barbecue and Titan baseball game between the CSUF Titans and TBD. The barbecue will feature quarter-pound, all-sirloin-beef hamburgers, jumbo all-beef kosher hot dogs, veggie burgers with all the fixins, chips, cookies, apples, soft drinks and bottled water throughout the game. OLLI members may bring up to four guests each for an all-inclusive ticket for game and barbecue. Free campus parking is available in all parking lots and garages. Your guests may be friends and family of any age. Appetite and enthusiasm are all welcome. Come cheer for the NCAA nationally ranked Titans! Hope to see you at this important OLLI function in support of CSUF sports. Serving begins at 5 p.m., Left Field Pavilion. Game starts at 6 p.m. Baseball Bash Committee Co-chairs: Dave Musante and Elaine Mitchell

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 81 Spring Instrumental Recital (Open to the Public) Tuesday, March 27 • 1 p.m.-3 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium and Shapiro ABCD OLLI is once again proud to invite members, friends and family to a recital featuring our seasoned instrumentalists in Mackey Auditorium. Then talk to the musicians and enjoy the fellowship of other music lovers at a reception in Shapiro ABCD. Light refreshments will be served at a reception following the recital. Additional information will be provided in the OLLI Events Open to the Public newsletter. Coordinators: Ellie Monroe and Marge Osborn

In Memoriam Friday, April 13 • 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. • Shapiro ABCD In Memoriam is a gathering of OLLI members who wish to remember those who have passed away since spring of 2017. There will be a silent PowerPoint presentation of the names and pictures of those OLLI members. This will be followed by a reception of light refreshments. All OLLI members and bereaved families are invited to take part in this occasion for conversation and fellowship. Coordinators: Ellie Monroe, Debbie Maxwell, Mickey La Casa and Ricki Bremer

General Meeting/Election Thursday, April 19 • 1:30 p.m.-3 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium and Shapiro ABCD Don’t miss the OLLI Annual General Meeting, with election of officers and trustees. There is an Ice Cream Social immediately following the meeting! Look for information in the OLLI News Bytes and ChroniCLE later in the semester.

Estate Planning and Charitable Giving (Open to the Public) Two Saturdays • April 21 and April 28 • 9:30 a.m.-11 a.m. • Shapiro ABCD Instructor: Dung Vu, Financial Advisor, MML Investors Services, LLC Coordinators: Hart Roussel, CSUF, Director, Planned Giving and Ellie Monroe, OLLI

Trusts and Estate Planning Basics April 21 This workshop will focus on more advanced financial education and topics like insurance, wills, trusts, retirement investments, legacy/estate planning, and reducing tax liability through philanthropic gifts to charity. Participants will gain an increased understanding of estate planning. Some attendees may request follow-up meetings or additional information on particular topics related to estate planning. Light refreshments will be provided. 82 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Legacy and Charitable Estate Planning April 28 Learn how legacy gifts can help secure improved living standards and reduced tax burdens in retirement. Learn how legacy planning may allow you to: 1. Pass on your values to future generations and protect family assets; 2. Define how you want to be remembered and the contributions you want to make to your family, your community or the world; 3. Control how your property is used after your passing rather than allowing state intestacy laws to determine who will inherit your estate; 4. Protect income, assets or family heirlooms for your spouse, partner, children, grandchildren or other designated beneficiaries; 5. Enjoy the satisfaction of knowing your property will be used to support a cause that is important to you; 6. Reduce taxes, when legacy planning is part of a comprehensive tax-saving strategy and estate plan; and 7. Gain peace of mind and a renewed purpose in life through legacy planning. Light refreshments will be provided.

Cinco de Mayo Celebration Saturday, May 5 • 4 p.m.-7:30 p.m. • Mackey Auditorium, Shapiro ABCD By popular demand, we are bringing back our energetic Cinco de Mayo Celebration. This event will start with a free musical concert, Cinco de Mayo Fiesta, and an optional wonderful Mexican Fiesta Dinner to follow. Join us in a fun afternoon as we perform familiar Spanish/Mexican songs. We will have you clapping, singing and maybe even dancing. Our OLLI musicians will combine their talents to perform this great program for you. Additional information will be provided in the OLLI News Bytes. Coordinators: Ellie Monroe, Mike Shelton and the Cinco de Mayo Team Members

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 83 OTHER ACTIVITIES

OLLI-CSUF Collaboration Your life experience and skills are valuable to the University. Whether it’s recounting your personal history, mentoring students, delivering lectures, participating in career panels, tutoring students, judging student presentations or participating as test subjects in university research studies, you will be broadening the student’s educational experience and helping them prepare themselves for successful careers and lives. You will benefit since collaborations with students are a lot of fun and provide you with a way to continue to contribute which, in turn, may enable you to live an even healthier and satisfying long life. See the weekly OLLI News Bytes and the OLLI- CSUF Collaboration section of the OLLI website or contact the Collaboration Committee chair for more information about the variety of opportunities available. Chair: Janice Jeng

OLLI Trips The OLLI Trips Committee plans and coordinates trips of educational interest to OLLI members to locations off the CSUF campus. These trips are OLLI special events and are subject to the Special Events Registration Policy section located elsewhere in this catalog. Trips are of two types: day trips and overnight trips. Some recent or planned day trips include Hollywood Bowl, JPL, and LAX. Some recent or planned overnight trips include Death Valley, Monterey, and Costa Rica. Members are notified of upcoming trips via the ChroniCLE, the OLLI News Bytes and the OLLI bulletin board. If you have ideas for future trips, bring them to the Trips Committee meetings described in the OLLI Meetings section of this catalog. Chair: Ken Luke

84 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” OLLI MEETINGS (Some dates rescheduled due to holidays/breaks.)

Board of Trustees Meetings Second Thursday of each month • 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m. • Room 8 January 11 • February 8 • March 8 • April 12 • May 10* The OLLI Board of Trustees invites OLLI members to attend its monthly board meetings and learn more about OLLI business and its self-directing deliberations. Members wishing to speak on non-agenda board items will advise in writing (including a brief description of the subject to be addressed) the president and/or OLLI administrative manager at least one week in advance of the meeting. The president, at his discretion, may allocate up to three minutes of the board meeting agenda *May 10 meeting will be in Shapiro ABCD from 11 a.m.-noon. Chair: Jim Monroe

Collaboration Committee Meetings Quarterly Thursdays • 12:15 p.m.-1:45 p.m. • Room 8 January 18 • April 19 Join us at our quarterly meetings to learn more about the collaboration activities and perhaps share a little of your time and your talents. Chair: Janice Jeng

Computer Education Committee (CEC) Meetings First Thursday of each month • 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. • Room 20 January 4 • February 1 • March 1 • April 5 • May 3 The Computer (and Technology) Education Committee is dedicated to helping OLLI members make the best use of the ever-increasing technology now ubiquitous in our daily lives. Share your computer/technology expertise and teach a course or workshop, contribute to a seminar or help to shape the computer education curriculum. We welcome your insights and expertise. Join us at this meeting! Chair: Bob Newcomb Vice-Chair: Warren Wilson

“Once I joined OLLI, I had more ‘family’ than I knew what to do with. OLLI gives me a purpose. I feel valued there. I can use my teaching skills with people who, like me, still want to learn.” -Mary Sampson “Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 85 Curriculum Committee Meeting First Monday of each month • 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. • Room 8 January 8 • February 5 • March 5 • April 2 • May 7 The Curriculum Committee meets to review and disposition potential future courses. It is open to all OLLI members and consists of members designated by the committee chair and the VP of programs. Bring your ideas for OLLI classes or activities to these meetings! Better still, if you would like to offer a course or know of potential presenters, please attend these meetings to ensure that OLLI’s programs are the best they can be! Course proposal forms can be downloaded from the OLLI website at http://olli.fullerton.edu//more_info/ coordinator_and_instructor_info/NewClassProcedures.php Chair: Judy Alter Vice-Chair: Renee Cabrera

Hospitality Committee First Friday of each month • 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m. • Room 8 January 5 • February 2 • March 2 • April 6 Join us and share your ideas, expertise and skills in planning and preparing for the OLLI hospitality events. This committee is always interested in welcoming new members. Chair: Gayle Wheatley

Transitions in Retirement (TiR) Committee Meeting One Monday • 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. • Room 8 February 12 The TiR Committee focuses on developing programs and activities for OLLI members who are still working part time or are recently retired. This committee is anticipating a “tsunami” of baby boomer retirees, who have a different outlook on retirement than that of previous generations. Chair: Russ MacKeand

Trips Committee Meetings Second Wednesday of each month • 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. • Room 8 January 10 • February 14 • March 14 • April 11 Join us and share your ideas and interests for day and overnight trips that would be a learning experience for members. Ken Luke chairs this committee and is always interested in learning of new trips and interests. Chair: Ken Luke

Please silence your cell phone when attending classes and programs. Thank you!

86 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Special Events Registration Policy Who goes? How are they chosen? Special events are open to members only. Should an event not fill by the stated deadline, non-members may register with OLLI approval. Registration for a special event begins on a date assigned by the OLLI office. This date is approximately one week after the mailing of the ChroniCLE first announcing the event. Payments and coupons for a special event will be accepted at the time of registration. Registration forms will be entered on a first-come, first-served basis. Forms submitted by mail (post office or electronic) prior to the date of the beginning of registration will be entered at the end of the first day of registration. Once an event is full, a waiting list will be created, also on a first-come, first-served basis. The office notifies only those individuals who could not be included in an event, and the office refunds their payments. If you want confirmation that you have been included on the list for an event, check the event lists posted on the bulletin board outside the office. Refunds of payments of those who are registered for an event but are unable to attend will be made as long as no cost is incurred by the organization. A registered participant who is unable to attend an event should notify the OLLI office at least two business days before the event. If there is a waiting list for the event, a replacement will be registered from the waiting list, and a refund will be made to the participant who is unable to attend. If you have any questions regarding the special events policy, please contact the office at 657-278-2446.

Notes on Curriculum / Format / Frequency Courses fall into these general categories: The Arts; Languages; Economics, Humanities and Social Sciences; Healthy Living; Science and Technology; and Special Interest Groups and Social Programs. OLLI’s Curriculum Committee considers member requests in the planning of each semester’s offerings. Class formats include those in which members learn from each other, as well as guest lecturers such as community leaders, university professors and other leading authorities. All courses and programs are coordinated by OLLI members. Lecture/Discussion courses and programs may include OLLI members as instructors, as well as guest lecturers and presenters. Presentations are generally followed by a coffee break and a “Q and A” session. “Study” courses, such as language and literature, are enhanced by some study or work outside class. Frequency varies, so be sure to check your Blue Book for class meeting times, days and dates. Other programs include special events, field trips and other activities, some of which require a modest payment.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 87 Index by Date The index starts on the following page. Below are the abbreviations used to identify classrooms in the Ruby Gerontology Center, Student Housing and other locations both on and off campus. See the maps on pages 21-24.

8 -Room 8 9 -Room 9 11 -Room 11 (Mac Computer Lab) 18 -Room 18 - near Mackey Auditorium 19 -Room 19 - across from OLLI office 20 -Room 20 (PC Computer Lab) 21 -Room 21 A -Shapiro Wing A AB -Shapiro Wing AB ABCD -Shapiro Wing ABCD Arboretum -Pavilion or orchard lawn AUD -Mackey Auditorium B -Shapiro Wing B Bowling Ctr -CSUF Bowling Center (Titan Student Union) CD -Shapiro Wing CD Elks Club -See map on Page 24 Florentine’s -Florentine’s Grill, Fullerton Juniper -Student Housing classroom (see map on Page 23) KHS -Kinesiology Building LH -Langsdorf Hall Morningside -See map on Page 24 Pine -Student Housing classroom (see map on Page 23) RGC Ctyard -Ruby Gerontology Center Courtyard TBD -To be determined Tennis Courts -CSUF Tennis Courts * (asterisk) -Open to the Public

88 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Jan 4 Thu 3:30 PM 20 Computer Education Committee . .85 Jan 5 Fri 1:00 PM 8 Hospitality Committee ...... 86 Jan 6 Sat 10:00 AM RGC 2018 Spring Preview ...... 80 Jan 6 Sat 12:30 PM Florentine’s *Jazz Series ...... 28 Jan 8 Mon 3:30 PM 8 Curriculum Committee . . . . . 86 Jan 10 Wed 11:30 AM 8 Trips Committee ...... 86 Jan 10 Wed 1:00 PM CD Coord/Instr Training ...... 80 Jan 11 Thu 8:30 AM 8 Board of Trustees ...... 85 Jan 11 Thu 1:00 PM ABCD New Member Orientation . . . . 80 Jan 15 Mon Holiday - No classes Jan 16 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Jan 16 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Jan 16 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 Jan 16 Tue 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Jan 16 Tue 12:00 PM AUD *CSUF Student Perform . . . . .34 Jan 16 Tue 12:15 PM CD Cancer: What it is ...... 65 Jan 16 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 Jan 16 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Jan 16 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Jan 16 Tue 1:45 PM AUD *Great American Songbook . . . .27 Jan 16 Tue 2:00 PM CD Phocus Photography Club . . . . 66 Jan 16 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Jan 16 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Jan 16 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Jan 16 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Jan 16 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Jan 16 Tue First Day Spring Classes Jan 17 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Jan 17 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Jan 17 Wed 9:00 AM Elks Club *Medical Series ...... 57 Jan 17 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Jan 17 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Jan 17 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Jan 17 Wed 10:00 AM 20 iMovie, Edit & Create-IM11 (MAC) 72 Jan 17 Wed 10:00 AM CD What’s Behind the News? . . . . 54 Jan 17 Wed 1:00 PM 9 French Discussion ...... 42 Jan 17 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Jan 17 Wed 1:15 PM 11 MacOS Sierra Intro-BM1 . . . . 73 Jan 17 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 Jan 17 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Jan 17 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Jan 18 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Jan 18 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 89 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Jan 18 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Jan 18 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Jan 18 Thu 9:30 AM Juniper 111 Shakespeare Aloud ...... 32 Jan 18 Thu 10:00 AM CD CLECAT Club ...... 65 Jan 18 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Jan 18 Thu 10:00 AM AUD Money News ...... 50 Jan 18 Thu 11:45 AM AUD Noontime Student Piano . . . . .37 Jan 18 Thu 12:00 PM CD New Yorker Mag. Discn . . . . .33 Jan 18 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Jan 18 Thu 12:00 PM 9 Spanish Stories ...... 45 Jan 18 Thu 12:15 PM 8 Collaboration Committee . . . . .85 Jan 18 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Jan 18 Thu 1:00 PM AB GROW Club ...... 77 Jan 18 Thu 2:15 PM AUD Boundaries of Science ...... 64 Jan 18 Thu 3:00 PM ABCD Volunteer Oppor Wkshp . . . . .81 Jan 18 Thu 4:15 PM 21 Non-Fiction Writing ...... 31 Jan 18 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Jan 19 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Jan 19 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Jan 19 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Jan 19 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Jan 19 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Jan 19 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Jan 19 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Jan 19 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Video Club ...... 67 Jan 19 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Jan 19 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Jan 19 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Jan 19 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Jan 19 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Friday Book Club ...... 29 Jan 19 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Jan 19 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 Jan 19 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Jan 19 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Jan 20 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 52 Jan 22 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Jan 22 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Jan 22 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Jan 22 Mon 10:00 AM 9 Great Books ...... 30 Jan 22 Mon 10:00 AM 20 iMovie, Edit & Create-IM11 (MAC) 72 Jan 22 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Sit ‘n’ Knit ...... 26 Jan 22 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Kitty’s Book Club ...... 29 Jan 22 Mon 1:00 PM AB Ceramics II ...... 25 Jan 22 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 90 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Jan 22 Mon 1:15 PM 11 MacOS Sierra Intro-BM1 . . . . 73 Jan 22 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Jan 22 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65 Jan 22 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Jan 22 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Jan 22 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Jan 22 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Jan 22 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Jan 22 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Jan 22 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Jan 22 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Jan 23 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Jan 23 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Jan 23 Tue 9:00 AM 9/11 Life Story Wkshop 1 ...... 31 Jan 23 Tue 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Jan 23 Tue 10:00 AM AUD Trump Presidency ...... 51 Jan 23 Tue 10:15 AM 21 Photography Power ...... 67 Jan 23 Tue 12:00 PM AUD Dynasties, Wars and Nations . . . 47 Jan 23 Tue 12:15 PM CD Genealogy Research ...... 76 Jan 23 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Jan 23 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Jan 23 Tue 2:00 PM 18 Guitar Wkshp ...... 34 Jan 23 Tue 2:15 PM AUD World War II ...... 55 Jan 23 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Jan 23 Tue 3:45 PM CD Personal Finance & Retirement . . 50 Jan 23 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Jan 23 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Jan 23 Tue 4:45 PM 21 Wisdom Healing ...... 63 Jan 23 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Jan 23 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Jan 24 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Jan 24 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Jan 24 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Jan 24 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Jan 24 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Jan 24 Wed 10:00 AM 20 iMovie, Edit & Create-IM11 (MAC) 72 Jan 24 Wed 10:00 AM CD Wisdom Exchange ...... 55 Jan 24 Wed 12:15 PM 21 Learning Board Games . . . . . 77 Jan 24 Wed 1:00 PM 9 OLLI Sports Talk ...... 78 Jan 24 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Jan 24 Wed 1:15 PM 11 MacOS Sierra Intro-BM1 . . . . 73 Jan 24 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Adv Beg/Inter . . . 35 Jan 24 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Jan 24 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 91 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Jan 24 Wed 7:00 PM Morningside *Medical Series ...... 59 Jan 25 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Jan 25 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Jan 25 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Jan 25 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Jan 25 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Jan 25 Thu 10:00 AM CD TED Talks ...... 79 Jan 25 Thu 12:00 PM AB OLLI Follies Rehearsal . . . . . 38 Jan 25 Thu 12:00 PM AB OLLI Follies Sign-Up ...... 38 Jan 25 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Jan 25 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Jan 25 Thur 2:15 PM AUD Archaeology of Art & Music . . . 64 Jan 25 Thu 2:15 PM 21/9/11 Publish B4 U Perish Wkshp ...... 32 Jan 25 Thu 4:30 PM 21 Creative Writing 101 ...... 30 Jan 25 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Jan 26 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Jan 26 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Jan 26 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Jan 26 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Jan 26 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Jan 26 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Jan 26 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Intro Digital Photography . . . . 66 Jan 26 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Jan 26 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Jan 26 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Jan 26 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Jan 26 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Jan 26 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Great Decisions ...... 50 Jan 26 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Jan 26 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Jan 26 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Jan 26 Fri 4:00 PM AUD *Musical Performances . . . . . 36 Jan 27 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 52 Jan 29 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Jan 29 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Jan 29 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Jan 29 Mon 10:00 AM 20 iMovie, Edit & Create-IM11 (MAC) 72 Jan 29 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Short Stories ...... 33 Jan 29 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Mystery Book Club ...... 29 Jan 29 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 Jan 29 Mon 1:15 PM 11 MacOS Sierra Intro-BM1 . . . . 73 Jan 29 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Jan 29 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65

92 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Jan 29 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Jan 29 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Jan 29 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Jan 29 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Jan 29 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Jan 29 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Jan 29 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Jan 29 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Jan 30 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Jan 30 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Jan 30 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 Jan 30 Tue 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Jan 30 Tue 10:00 AM AUD *Eclectics I ...... 47 Jan 30 Tue 12:00 PM AUD *CSUF Student Perform . . . . .34 Jan 30 Tue 12:15 PM CD Cancer: What it is ...... 65 Jan 30 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 Jan 30 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Jan 30 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Jan 30 Tue 1:45 PM AUD *Great American Songbook . . . .27 Jan 30 Tue 2:00 PM CD Phocus Photography Club . . . . 66 Jan 30 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Jan 30 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Jan 30 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Jan 30 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Jan 30 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Jan 31 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Jan 31 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Jan 31 Wed 9:00 AM Elks Club *Medical Series ...... 58 Jan 31 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Jan 31 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Jan 31 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Jan 31 Wed 10:00 AM 20 iMovie, Edit & Create-IM11 (MAC) 72 Jan 31 Wed 10:00 AM CD What’s Behind the News? . . . . 54 Jan 31 Wed 1:00 PM 9 French Discussion ...... 42 Jan 31 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Jan 31 Wed 1:15 PM 11 MacOS Sierra Intro-BM1 . . . . 73 Jan 31 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 Jan 31 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Jan 31 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Feb 1 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Feb 1 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Feb 1 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Feb 1 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Feb 1 Thu 9:30 AM Juniper 111 Shakespeare Aloud ...... 32 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 93 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Feb 1 Thu 10:00 AM CD CLECAT Club ...... 65 Feb 1 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Feb 1 Thu 10:00 AM AUD Money News ...... 50 Feb 1 Thu 11:45 AM AUD Noontime Student Piano . . . . .37 Feb 1 Thu 12:00 PM CD New Yorker Mag. Discn . . . . .33 Feb 1 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Feb 1 Thu 12:00 PM 9 Spanish Stories ...... 45 Feb 1 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Feb 1 Thu 1:00 PM AB GROW Club ...... 77 Feb 1 Thu 2:15 PM AUD Boundaries of Science ...... 64 Feb 1 Thu 3:30 PM 20 Computer Education Committee . .85 Feb 1 Thu 4:15 PM 21 Non-Fiction Writing ...... 31 Feb 1 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Feb 2 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Feb 2 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Feb 2 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Feb 2 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Feb 2 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Feb 2 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Feb 2 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Feb 2 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Video Club ...... 67 Feb 2 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Feb 2 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Feb 2 Fri 1:00 PM 8 Hospitality Committee ...... 86 Feb 2 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Feb 2 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Feb 2 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Friday Book Club ...... 29 Feb 2 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Feb 2 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 Feb 2 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Feb 2 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Feb 3 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 52 Feb 3 Sat 12:30 PM Florentine’s *Jazz Series ...... 28 Feb 3 Sat 4:00 PM ABCD/AUD Spring Sock Hop ...... 81 Feb 5 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Feb 5 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Feb 5 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Feb 5 Mon 10:00 AM 9 Great Books ...... 30 Feb 5 Mon 10:00 AM 20 iMovie, Edit & Create-IM11 (MAC) 72 Feb 5 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Sit ‘n’ Knit ...... 26 Feb 5 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Kitty’s Book Club ...... 29 Feb 5 Mon 1:00 PM AB Ceramics II ...... 25 Feb 5 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 Feb 5 Mon 1:15 PM 20 Google Docs Basics-WIX4 . . . .70 94 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Feb 5 Mon 1:15 PM 11 MacOS Sierra Intro-BM1 . . . . 73 Feb 5 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Feb 5 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65 Feb 5 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Feb 5 Mon 3:30 PM 8 Curriculum Committee . . . . . 86 Feb 5 Mon 3:30 PM 20 Open Lab ...... 69 Feb 5 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Feb 5 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Feb 5 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Feb 5 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Feb 5 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Feb 5 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Feb 5 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Feb 6 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Feb 6 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Feb 6 Tue 9:00 AM 9/11 Life Story Wkshop 1 ...... 31 Feb 6 Tue 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Feb 6 Tue 10:00 AM AUD Trump Presidency ...... 51 Feb 6 Tue 10:15 AM 21 Photography Power ...... 67 Feb 6 Tue 12:00 PM AUD Dynasties, Wars and Nations . . . 47 Feb 6 Tue 12:15 PM CD Genealogy Research ...... 76 Feb 6 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Feb 6 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Feb 6 Tue 2:00 PM 18 Guitar Wkshp ...... 34 Feb 6 Tue 2:15 PM AUD World War II ...... 55 Feb 6 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Feb 6 Tue 3:45 PM CD Personal Finance & Retirement . . 50 Feb 6 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Feb 6 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Feb 6 Tue 4:45 PM 21 Wisdom Healing ...... 63 Feb 6 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Feb 6 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Feb 7 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Feb 7 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Feb 7 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Feb 7 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Feb 7 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Feb 7 Wed 10:00 AM 20 iMovie, Edit & Create-IM11 (MAC) 72 Feb 7 Wed 10:00 AM CD Wisdom Exchange ...... 55 Feb 7 Wed 12:15 PM 21 Learning Board Games . . . . . 77 Feb 7 Wed 1:00 PM 9 OLLI Sports Talk ...... 78 Feb 7 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Feb 7 Wed 1:15 PM 11 MacOS Sierra Intro-BM1 . . . . 73 Feb 7 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Adv Beg/Inter . . . 35 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 95 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Feb 7 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Feb 7 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Feb 7 Wed 7:00 PM Morningside *Medical Series ...... 59 Feb 8 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Feb 8 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Feb 8 Thu 8:30 AM 8 Board of Trustees ...... 85 Feb 8 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Feb 8 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Feb 8 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Feb 8 Thu 10:00 AM CD TED Talks ...... 79 Feb 8 Thu 10:00 AM AUD The Caesars ...... 51 Feb 8 Thu 12:00 PM AB OLLI Follies Rehearsal . . . . . 38 Feb 8 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Feb 8 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Feb 8 Thu 2:15 PM 21/9/11 Publish B4 U Perish Wkshp ...... 32 Feb 8 Thu 4:30 PM 21 Creative Writing 101 ...... 30 Feb 8 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Feb 9 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Feb 9 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Feb 9 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Feb 9 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Feb 9 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Feb 9 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Feb 9 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Intro Digital Photography . . . . 66 Feb 9 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Feb 9 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Feb 9 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Feb 9 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Feb 9 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Feb 9 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Great Decisions ...... 50 Feb 9 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Feb 9 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Feb 9 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Feb 9 Fri 4:00 PM AUD *Musical Performances . . . . . 36 Feb 10 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 53 Feb 12 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Feb 12 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Feb 12 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Feb 12 Mon 10:00 AM 20 Lightroom-Manage Photos-AX1 . .73 Feb 12 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Short Stories ...... 33 Feb 12 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Mystery Book Club ...... 29 Feb 12 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 Feb 12 Mon 1:15 PM 20 Google Docs Basics-WIX4 . . . .70

96 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Feb 12 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Feb 12 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65 Feb 12 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Feb 12 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Feb 12 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Feb 12 Mon 3:30 PM 8 TiR Committee ...... 86 Feb 12 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Feb 12 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Feb 12 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Feb 12 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Feb 12 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Feb 13 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Feb 13 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Feb 13 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 Feb 13 Tue 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Feb 13 Tue 10:00 AM AUD *Eclectics I ...... 48 Feb 13 Tue 12:00 PM AUD *CSUF Student Perform . . . . .34 Feb 13 Tue 12:15 PM CD Cancer: What it is ...... 65 Feb 13 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 Feb 13 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Feb 13 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Feb 13 Tue 1:45 PM AUD *Great American Songbook . . . .27 Feb 13 Tue 2:00 PM CD Phocus Photography Club . . . . 66 Feb 13 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Feb 13 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Feb 13 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Feb 13 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Feb 13 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Feb 14 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Feb 14 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Feb 14 Wed 9:00 AM Elks Club *Medical Series ...... 58 Feb 14 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Feb 14 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Feb 14 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Feb 14 Wed 10:00 AM 20 Lightroom-Manage Photos-AX1 . .73 Feb 14 Wed 10:00 AM CD What’s Behind the News? . . . . 54 Feb 14 Wed 11:30 AM 8 Trips Committee ...... 86 Feb 14 Wed 1:00 PM 9 French Discussion ...... 42 Feb 14 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Feb 14 Wed 1:15 PM 11 Using the Mac-IM2 ...... 73 Feb 14 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 Feb 14 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Feb 14 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Feb 15 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 97 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Feb 15 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Feb 15 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Feb 15 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Feb 15 Thu 9:30 AM Juniper 111 Shakespeare Aloud ...... 32 Feb 15 Thu 10:00 AM CD CLECAT Club ...... 65 Feb 15 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Feb 15 Thu 10:00 AM AUD Money News ...... 50 Feb 15 Thu 11:45 AM AUD Noontime Student Piano . . . . .37 Feb 15 Thu 12:00 PM CD New Yorker Mag. Discn . . . . .33 Feb 15 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Feb 15 Thu 12:00 PM 9 Spanish Stories ...... 45 Feb 15 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Feb 15 Thu 1:00 PM AB GROW Club ...... 77 Feb 15 Thu 2:15 PM AUD Boundaries of Science ...... 64 Feb 15 Thu 2:15 PM 20 Google Photos/Storage-WIX1 . . .71 Feb 15 Thu 2:30 PM CD OLLI Follies ...... 37 Feb 15 Thu 3:00 PM 9 Exploring Health & Fitness . . . .56 Feb 15 Thu 4:15 PM 21 Non-Fiction Writing ...... 31 Feb 15 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Feb 16 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Feb 16 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Feb 16 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Feb 16 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Feb 16 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Feb 16 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Feb 16 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Feb 16 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Video Club ...... 67 Feb 16 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Feb 16 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Feb 16 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Feb 16 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Feb 16 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Friday Book Club ...... 29 Feb 16 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Feb 16 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 Feb 16 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Feb 16 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Feb 17 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 53 Feb 19 Mon Holiday - No classes Feb 20 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Feb 20 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Feb 20 Tue 9:00 AM 9/11 Life Story Wkshop 1 ...... 31 Feb 20 Tue 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Feb 20 Tue 10:00 AM AUD Trump Presidency ...... 51

98 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Feb 20 Tue 10:15 AM 21 Photography Power ...... 67 Feb 20 Tue 12:00 PM AUD Dynasties, Wars and Nations . . . 47 Feb 20 Tue 12:15 PM CD Genealogy Research ...... 76 Feb 20 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Feb 20 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Feb 20 Tue 2:00 PM 18 Guitar Wkshp ...... 34 Feb 20 Tue 2:15 PM AUD World War II ...... 55 Feb 20 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Feb 20 Tue 3:45 PM CD Personal Finance & Retirement . . 50 Feb 20 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Feb 20 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Feb 20 Tue 4:45 PM 21 Wisdom Healing ...... 63 Feb 20 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Feb 20 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Feb 21 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Feb 21 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Feb 21 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Feb 21 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Feb 21 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Feb 21 Wed 10:00 AM 20 Lightroom-Manage Photos-AX1 . .73 Feb 21 Wed 10:00 AM CD Wisdom Exchange ...... 55 Feb 21 Wed 12:15 PM 21 Learning Board Games . . . . . 77 Feb 21 Wed 1:00 PM 9 OLLI Sports Talk ...... 78 Feb 21 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Feb 21 Wed 1:15 PM 11 Using the Mac-IM2 ...... 73 Feb 21 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Adv Beg/Inter . . . 35 Feb 21 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Feb 21 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Feb 21 Wed 7:00 PM Morningside *Medical Series ...... 59 Feb 22 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Feb 22 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Feb 22 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Feb 22 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Feb 22 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Feb 22 Thu 10:00 AM CD TED Talks ...... 79 Feb 22 Thu 12:00 PM AB OLLI Follies Rehearsal . . . . . 38 Feb 22 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Feb 22 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Feb 22 Thur 2:15 PM AUD Archaeology of Art & Music . . . 64 Feb 22 Thu 2:15 PM 20 Google Photos/Storage-WIX1 . . .71 Feb 22 Thu 2:15 PM 21/9/11 Publish B4 U Perish Wkshp ...... 32 Feb 22 Thu 3:15 PM ABCD OLLI Socials ...... 77 Feb 22 Thu 4:30 PM 21 Creative Writing 101 ...... 30 Feb 22 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 99 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Feb 23 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Feb 23 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Feb 23 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Feb 23 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Feb 23 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Feb 23 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Feb 23 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Intro Digital Photography . . . . 66 Feb 23 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Feb 23 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Feb 23 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Feb 23 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Feb 23 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Feb 23 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Great Decisions ...... 50 Feb 23 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Feb 23 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Feb 23 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Feb 23 Fri 4:00 PM AUD *Musical Performances . . . . . 36 Feb 24 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 53 Feb 26 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Feb 26 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Feb 26 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Feb 26 Mon 10:00 AM 9 Advance Care Planning . . . . . 74 Feb 26 Mon 10:00 AM 20 Lightroom-Manage Photos-AX1 . .73 Feb 26 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Short Stories ...... 33 Feb 26 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Mystery Book Club ...... 29 Feb 26 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 Feb 26 Mon 1:15 PM 20 Google Forms-WIX11 ...... 70 Feb 26 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Feb 26 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65 Feb 26 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Feb 26 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Feb 26 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Feb 26 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Feb 26 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Feb 26 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Feb 26 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Feb 26 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Feb 27 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Feb 27 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Feb 27 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 Feb 27 Tue 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Feb 27 Tue 10:00 AM AUD *Eclectics I ...... 48 Feb 27 Tue 12:00 PM AUD *CSUF Student Perform . . . . .34 Feb 27 Tue 12:15 PM CD Cancer: What it is ...... 65 100 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Feb 27 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 Feb 27 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Feb 27 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Feb 27 Tue 1:45 PM AUD *Great American Songbook . . . .27 Feb 27 Tue 2:00 PM CD Phocus Photography Club . . . . 66 Feb 27 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Feb 27 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Feb 27 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Feb 27 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Feb 27 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Feb 28 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Feb 28 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Feb 28 Wed 9:00 AM Elks Club *Medical Series ...... 58 Feb 28 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Feb 28 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Feb 28 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Feb 28 Wed 10:00 AM 20 Lightroom-Manage Photos-AX1 . .73 Feb 28 Wed 10:00 AM CD What’s Behind the News? . . . . 54 Feb 28 Wed 1:00 PM 9 French Discussion ...... 42 Feb 28 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Feb 28 Wed 1:15 PM 11 Using the Mac-IM2 ...... 73 Feb 28 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 Feb 28 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Feb 28 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Feb 28 Wed 5:15 PM ABCD Guitars/Strings-Jam Session . . . 34 Mar 1 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Mar 1 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Mar 1 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Mar 1 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Mar 1 Thu 9:30 AM Juniper 111 Shakespeare Aloud ...... 32 Mar 1 Thu 10:00 AM CD CLECAT Club ...... 65 Mar 1 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Mar 1 Thu 10:00 AM AUD Money News ...... 50 Mar 1 Thu 11:45 AM AUD Noontime Student Piano . . . . .37 Mar 1 Thu 12:00 PM CD New Yorker Mag. Discn . . . . .33 Mar 1 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Mar 1 Thu 12:00 PM 9 Spanish Stories ...... 45 Mar 1 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Mar 1 Thur 12:30 PM Pine 140 Women in Today’s Society . . . .55 Mar 1 Thu 1:00 PM AB GROW Club ...... 77 Mar 1 Thu 2:15 PM AUD Boundaries of Science ...... 64 Mar 1 Thu 3:30 PM 20 Computer Education Committee . .85 Mar 1 Thu 4:15 PM 21 Non-Fiction Writing ...... 31 Mar 1 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 101 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Mar 2 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Mar 2 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Mar 2 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Mar 2 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Mar 2 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Mar 2 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Mar 2 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Mar 2 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Video Club ...... 67 Mar 2 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Mar 2 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Mar 2 Fri 1:00 PM 8 Hospitality Committee ...... 86 Mar 2 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Mar 2 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Mar 2 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Friday Book Club ...... 29 Mar 2 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Mar 2 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 Mar 2 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Mar 2 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Mar 3 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 53 Mar 3 Sat 12:30 PM Florentine’s *Jazz Series ...... 28 Mar 5 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Mar 5 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Mar 5 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Mar 5 Mon 10:00 AM 9 Great Books ...... 30 Mar 5 Mon 10:00 AM 20 Lightroom-Manage Photos-AX1 . .73 Mar 5 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Sit ‘n’ Knit ...... 26 Mar 5 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Kitty’s Book Club ...... 29 Mar 5 Mon 1:00 PM AB Ceramics II ...... 25 Mar 5 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 Mar 5 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Mar 5 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65 Mar 5 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Mar 5 Mon 3:30 PM 8 Curriculum Committee . . . . . 86 Mar 5 Mon 3:30 PM 20 Open Lab ...... 69 Mar 5 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Mar 5 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Mar 5 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Mar 5 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Mar 5 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Mar 5 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Mar 5 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Mar 6 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Mar 6 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Mar 6 Tue 9:00 AM 9/11 Life Story Wkshop 1 ...... 31 102 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Mar 6 Tue 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Mar 6 Tue 10:00 AM AUD Trump Presidency ...... 51 Mar 6 Tue 10:15 AM 21 Photography Power ...... 67 Mar 6 Tue 12:00 PM AUD Dynasties, Wars and Nations . . . 47 Mar 6 Tue 12:15 PM CD Genealogy Research ...... 76 Mar 6 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Mar 6 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Mar 6 Tue 2:00 PM 18 Guitar Wkshp ...... 34 Mar 6 Tue 2:15 PM AUD World War II ...... 55 Mar 6 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Mar 6 Tue 3:45 PM CD Personal Finance & Retirement . . 50 Mar 6 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Mar 6 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Mar 6 Tue 4:45 PM 21 Wisdom Healing ...... 63 Mar 6 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Mar 6 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Mar 7 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Mar 7 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Mar 7 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Mar 7 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Mar 7 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Mar 7 Wed 10:00 AM 20 Lightroom-Manage Photos-AX1 . .73 Mar 7 Wed 10:00 AM CD Wisdom Exchange ...... 55 Mar 7 Wed 12:15 PM 21 Learning Board Games . . . . . 77 Mar 7 Wed 1:00 PM 9 OLLI Sports Talk ...... 78 Mar 7 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Mar 7 Wed 1:15 PM 11 Using the Mac-IM2 ...... 73 Mar 7 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Adv Beg/Inter . . . 35 Mar 7 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Mar 7 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Mar 7 Wed 7:00 PM Morningside *Medical Series ...... 59 Mar 8 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Mar 8 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Mar 8 Thu 8:30 AM 8 Board of Trustees ...... 85 Mar 8 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Mar 8 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Android Mobile Devices-BMD2 . .72 Mar 8 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Mar 8 Thu 10:00 AM CD TED Talks ...... 79 Mar 8 Thu 10:00 AM AUD The Caesars ...... 51 Mar 8 Thu 12:00 PM AB OLLI Follies Rehearsal . . . . . 38 Mar 8 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Mar 8 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Mar 8 Thur 12:30 PM Pine 140 Women in Today’s Society . . . .55 Mar 8 Thu 2:15 PM 21/9/11 Publish B4 U Perish Wkshp ...... 32 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 103 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Mar 8 Thu 4:30 PM 21 Creative Writing 101 ...... 30 Mar 8 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Mar 9 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Mar 9 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Mar 9 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Mar 9 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Mar 9 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Mar 9 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Mar 9 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Intro Digital Photography . . . . 66 Mar 9 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Mar 9 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Mar 9 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Mar 9 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Mar 9 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Mar 9 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Great Decisions ...... 50 Mar 9 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Mar 9 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Mar 9 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Mar 9 Fri 4:00 PM AUD *Musical Performances . . . . . 36 Mar 10 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 54 Mar 10 Sat 4:00 PM TBD OLLI Spring Dinner ...... 81 Mar 12 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Mar 12 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Mar 12 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Mar 12 Mon 10:00 AM 9 Advance Care Planning . . . . . 74 Mar 12 Mon 10:00 AM 11 iPad for Artists-WIMD7 . . . . .71 Mar 12 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Short Stories ...... 33 Mar 12 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Mystery Book Club ...... 29 Mar 12 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 Mar 12 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Mar 12 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65 Mar 12 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Mar 12 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Mar 12 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Mar 12 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Mar 12 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Mar 12 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Mar 12 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Mar 12 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Mar 13 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Mar 13 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Mar 13 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 Mar 13 Tue 10:00 AM AUD *Eclectics I ...... 48

104 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Mar 13 Tue 12:00 PM AUD *CSUF Student Perform . . . . .34 Mar 13 Tue 12:15 PM CD Cancer: What it is ...... 65 Mar 13 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 Mar 13 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Mar 13 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Mar 13 Tue 1:45 PM AUD *Great American Songbook . . . .27 Mar 13 Tue 2:00 PM CD Phocus Photography Club . . . . 66 Mar 13 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Mar 13 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Mar 13 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Mar 13 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Mar 13 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Mar 14 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Mar 14 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Mar 14 Wed 9:00 AM Elks Club *Medical Series ...... 58 Mar 14 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Mar 14 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Mar 14 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Mar 14 Wed 10:00 AM CD What’s Behind the News? . . . . 54 Mar 14 Wed 11:30 AM 8 Trips Committee ...... 86 Mar 14 Wed 1:00 PM 9 French Discussion ...... 42 Mar 14 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Mar 14 Wed 1:15 PM 11 Using the Mac-IM2 ...... 73 Mar 14 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 Mar 14 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Mar 14 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Mar 15 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Mar 15 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Mar 15 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Mar 15 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Google Slides Basics-WIX6 . . . 71 Mar 15 Thu 9:30 AM Juniper 111 Shakespeare Aloud ...... 32 Mar 15 Thu 10:00 AM CD CLECAT Club ...... 65 Mar 15 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Mar 15 Thu 10:00 AM AUD Money News ...... 50 Mar 15 Thu 11:45 AM AUD Noontime Student Piano . . . . .37 Mar 15 Thu 12:00 PM CD New Yorker Mag. Discn . . . . .33 Mar 15 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Mar 15 Thu 12:00 PM 9 Spanish Stories ...... 45 Mar 15 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Mar 15 Thur 12:30 PM Pine 140 Women in Today’s Society . . . .55 Mar 15 Thu 1:00 PM AB GROW Club ...... 77 Mar 15 Thu 2:15 PM AUD Boundaries of Science ...... 64 Mar 15 Thu 2:30 PM CD OLLI Follies ...... 37 Mar 15 Thu 4:15 PM 21 Non-Fiction Writing ...... 31 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 105 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Mar 15 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Mar 16 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Mar 16 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Mar 16 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Mar 16 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Mar 16 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Mar 16 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Mar 16 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Mar 16 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Video Club ...... 67 Mar 16 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Mar 16 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Mar 16 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Mar 16 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Mar 16 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Friday Book Club ...... 29 Mar 16 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Mar 16 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 Mar 16 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Mar 16 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Mar 17 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 54 Mar 19 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Mar 19 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Mar 19 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Mar 19 Mon 10:00 AM 9 Great Books ...... 30 Mar 19 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Sit ‘n’ Knit ...... 26 Mar 19 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Kitty’s Book Club ...... 29 Mar 19 Mon 1:00 PM AB Ceramics II ...... 25 Mar 19 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 Mar 19 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Mar 19 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65 Mar 19 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Mar 19 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Mar 19 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Mar 19 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Mar 19 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Mar 19 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Mar 19 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Mar 19 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35

Mar 20 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Mar 20 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Mar 20 Tue 9:00 AM 9/11 Life Story Wkshop 1 ...... 31 Mar 20 Tue 10:00 AM AUD Trump Presidency ...... 51 Mar 20 Tue 10:15 AM 21 Photography Power ...... 67 Mar 20 Tue 12:00 PM AUD Dynasties, Wars and Nations . . . 47 106 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Mar 20 Tue 12:15 PM CD Genealogy Research ...... 76 Mar 20 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Mar 20 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Mar 20 Tue 2:00 PM 18 Guitar Wkshp ...... 34 Mar 20 Tue 2:15 PM AUD World War II ...... 55 Mar 20 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Mar 20 Tue 3:45 PM CD Personal Finance & Retirement . . 50 Mar 20 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Mar 20 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Mar 20 Tue 4:45 PM 21 Wisdom Healing ...... 63 Mar 20 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Mar 20 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Mar 21 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Mar 21 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Mar 21 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Mar 21 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Mar 21 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Mar 21 Wed 10:00 AM CD Wisdom Exchange ...... 55 Mar 21 Wed 12:15 PM 21 Learning Board Games . . . . . 77 Mar 21 Wed 1:00 PM 9 OLLI Sports Talk ...... 78 Mar 21 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Mar 21 Wed 1:15 PM 11 Using the Mac-IM2 ...... 73 Mar 21 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Adv Beg/Inter . . . 35 Mar 21 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Mar 21 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Mar 21 Wed 7:00 PM Morningside *Medical Series ...... 60 Mar 22 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Mar 22 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Mar 22 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Mar 22 Thu 9:30 AM 20 Google Slides Basics-WIX6 . . . 71 Mar 22 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Mar 22 Thu 10:00 AM CD TED Talks ...... 79 Mar 22 Thu 10:00 AM AUD The Caesars ...... 51 Mar 22 Thu 12:00 PM AB OLLI Follies Rehearsal . . . . . 38 Mar 22 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Mar 22 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Mar 22 Thur 12:30 PM Pine 140 Women in Today’s Society . . . .55 Mar 22 Thur 2:15 PM AUD Archaeology of Art & Music . . . 64 Mar 22 Thu 2:15 PM 21/9/11 Publish B4 U Perish Wkshp ...... 32 Mar 22 Thu 3:15 PM ABCD OLLI Socials ...... 77 Mar 22 Thu 4:30 PM 21 Creative Writing 101 ...... 30 Mar 22 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Mar 23 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Mar 23 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 107 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Mar 23 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Mar 23 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Mar 23 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Mar 23 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Mar 23 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Intro Digital Photography . . . . 66 Mar 23 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Mar 23 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Mar 23 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Mar 23 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Mar 23 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Mar 23 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Great Decisions ...... 50 Mar 23 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Mar 23 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Mar 23 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Mar 23 Fri 4:00 PM AUD *Musical Performances . . . . . 36 Mar 24 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Transitions in Retirement . . . . 54 Mar 26-29 Mon-Thu Spring Break - No classes Mar 27 Tue 1:00 PM ABCD/AUD *Spring Instrumental Recital . . . 82 Mar 30 Fri Holiday - No classes Mar 31 Sat Spring Break - No classes Apr 2 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Apr 2 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Apr 2 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Apr 2 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Short Stories ...... 33 Apr 2 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Mystery Book Club ...... 29 Apr 2 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 Apr 2 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Apr 2 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65 Apr 2 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Apr 2 Mon 3:30 PM 8 Curriculum Committee . . . . . 86 Apr 2 Mon 3:30 PM 20 Open Lab ...... 69 Apr 2 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Apr 2 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Apr 2 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Apr 2 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Apr 2 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Apr 2 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Apr 2 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Apr 3 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Apr 3 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Apr 3 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 Apr 3 Tue 10:00 AM AUD *Eclectics I ...... 49 Apr 3 Tue 12:00 PM AUD *CSUF Student Perform . . . . .34 108 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Apr 3 Tue 12:15 PM CD Cancer: What it is ...... 65 Apr 3 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 Apr 3 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Apr 3 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 Apr 3 Tue 1:45 PM AUD *Great American Songbook . . . .27 Apr 3 Tue 2:00 PM CD Phocus Photography Club . . . . 66 Apr 3 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Apr 3 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Apr 3 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Apr 3 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Apr 3 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Apr 4 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Apr 4 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Apr 4 Wed 9:00 AM Elks Club *Medical Series ...... 58 Apr 4 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Apr 4 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Apr 4 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Apr 4 Wed 10:00 AM CD What’s Behind the News? . . . . 54 Apr 4 Wed 1:00 PM 9 French Discussion ...... 42 Apr 4 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Apr 4 Wed 1:15 PM 11 Using the Mac-IM2 ...... 73 Apr 4 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 Apr 4 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Apr 4 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Apr 5 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Apr 5 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Apr 5 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Apr 5 Thu 9:30 AM Juniper 111 Shakespeare Aloud ...... 32 Apr 5 Thu 10:00 AM CD CLECAT Club ...... 65 Apr 5 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Apr 5 Thu 10:00 AM AUD Money News ...... 50 Apr 5 Thu 11:45 AM AUD Noontime Student Piano . . . . .37 Apr 5 Thu 12:00 PM CD New Yorker Mag. Discn . . . . .33 Apr 5 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Apr 5 Thu 12:00 PM 9 Spanish Stories ...... 45 Apr 5 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Apr 5 Thu 1:00 PM AB GROW Club ...... 77 Apr 5 Thu 2:15 PM AUD Boundaries of Science ...... 64 Apr 5 Thu 2:30 PM CD OLLI Follies ...... 37 Apr 5 Thu 3:30 PM 20 Computer Education Committee . .85 Apr 5 Thu 4:15 PM 21 Non-Fiction Writing ...... 31 Apr 5 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Apr 6 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Apr 6 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 109 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Apr 6 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Apr 6 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Apr 6 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Apr 6 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Apr 6 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Apr 6 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Video Club ...... 67 Apr 6 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Apr 6 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Apr 6 Fri 1:00 PM 8 Hospitality Committee ...... 86 Apr 6 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Apr 6 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Apr 6 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Friday Book Club ...... 29 Apr 6 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Apr 6 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 Apr 6 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Apr 6 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Apr 7 Sat 12:30 PM Florentine’s *Jazz Series ...... 28 Apr 9 Mon 8:30 AM Arboretum Tai Chi ...... 62 Apr 9 Mon 8:45 AM 21 French 2 ...... 41 Apr 9 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Apr 9 Mon 10:00 AM 9 Great Books ...... 30 Apr 9 Mon 10:00 AM 21 Sit ‘n’ Knit ...... 26 Apr 9 Mon 12:15 PM 9 Kitty’s Book Club ...... 29 Apr 9 Mon 1:00 PM AB Ceramics II ...... 25 Apr 9 Mon 1:15 PM CD Exploratory Discussion . . . . . 49 Apr 9 Mon 1:15 PM 21 Spanish 4 ...... 45 Apr 9 Mon 2:15 PM 9 Scientific Explanations . . . . . 65 Apr 9 Mon 3:15 PM 18 Meditation ...... 60 Apr 9 Mon 3:30 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Improve . . . . .38 Apr 9 Mon 3:30 PM 21 Survival Spanish ...... 46 Apr 9 Mon 3:30 PM CD Ukulele for Fun 101 ...... 40 Apr 9 Mon 4:45 PM KHS 202 Yoga for the Rest of Us . . . . . 63 Apr 9 Mon 5:15 PM AB Piano Keyboard-Intro ...... 39 Apr 9 Mon 5:45 PM CD Art House Cinema ...... 27 Apr 9 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Apr 10 Tue 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Apr 10 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Apr 10 Tue 9:00 AM 9/11 Life Story Wkshop 1 ...... 31 Apr 10 Tue 10:00 AM AUD Trump Presidency ...... 51 Apr 10 Tue 10:15 AM 21 Photography Power ...... 67 Apr 10 Tue 12:00 PM AUD Dynasties, Wars and Nations . . . 47 Apr 10 Tue 12:15 PM CD Genealogy Research ...... 76 Apr 10 Tue 12:30 PM AB German ...... 42 Apr 10 Tue 1:15 PM 9 Our World in Change ...... 66 110 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Apr 10 Tue 2:00 PM 18 Guitar Wkshp ...... 34 Apr 10 Tue 2:15 PM AUD World War II ...... 55 Apr 10 Tue 2:45 PM AB A Course in Miracles ...... 60 Apr 10 Tue 3:45 PM CD Personal Finance & Retirement . . 50 Apr 10 Tue 4:00 PM 19 iPhone & iPad Essentials . . . . .72 Apr 10 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Apr 10 Tue 4:45 PM 21 Wisdom Healing ...... 63 Apr 10 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Apr 10 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Apr 11 Wed 8:30 AM 21 French 1 ...... 41 Apr 11 Wed 8:30 AM Arboretum Longevity Stick Exercises . . . . 57 Apr 11 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Apr 11 Wed 9:45 AM 9 Spanish 2 ...... 43 Apr 11 Wed 10:00 AM 21 French 3 ...... 42 Apr 11 Wed 10:00 AM CD Wisdom Exchange ...... 55 Apr 11 Wed 11:30 AM 8 Trips Committee ...... 86 Apr 11 Wed 12:15 PM 21 Learning Board Games . . . . . 77 Apr 11 Wed 1:00 PM 9 OLLI Sports Talk ...... 78 Apr 11 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Apr 11 Wed 1:15 PM 11 Using the Mac-IM2 ...... 73 Apr 11 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Adv Beg/Inter . . . 35 Apr 11 Wed 3:30 PM 21 Survival Italian ...... 46 Apr 11 Wed 4:00 PM 18 Classical Guitar ...... 33 Apr 11 Wed 7:00 PM Morningside *Medical Series ...... 60 Apr 12 Thu 8:15 AM AB Hearing & Hearing Aids . . . . .56 Apr 12 Thu 8:30 AM RGC Ctyard Arboretum Walk ...... 56 Apr 12 Thu 8:30 AM 8 Board of Trustees ...... 85 Apr 12 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Apr 12 Thu 10:00 AM 21 Spanish 1 ...... 43 Apr 12 Thu 10:00 AM CD TED Talks ...... 79 Apr 12 Thu 10:00 AM AUD The Caesars ...... 51 Apr 12 Thu 12:00 PM AB OLLI Follies Rehearsal . . . . . 38 Apr 12 Thu 12:00 PM 21 Poetry for Pleasure ...... 32 Apr 12 Thu 12:30 PM AUD Sci for You: Biology ...... 67 Apr 12 Thur 2:15 PM AUD Archaeology of Art & Music . . . 64 Apr 12 Thu 2:15 PM 21/9/11 Publish B4 U Perish Wkshp ...... 32 Apr 12 Thu 3:15 PM ABCD OLLI Volunteer Recog Social . . .78 Apr 12 Thu 4:30 PM 21 Creative Writing 101 ...... 30 Apr 12 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Apr 13 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Apr 13 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Apr 13 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Apr 13 Fri 9:00 AM 21 Opera on DVD ...... 28 Apr 13 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 111 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Apr 13 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Apr 13 Fri 10:00 AM 20 Intro Digital Photography . . . . 66 Apr 13 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Apr 13 Fri 11:45 AM 19 Death Café ...... 75 Apr 13 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Apr 13 Fri 1:00 PM 20 Windows, MAC or Mobile Device .69 Apr 13 Fri 1:15 PM 21 Great Decisions ...... 50 Apr 13 Fri 1:45 PM 19 Strategy of Scrabble ...... 79 Apr 13 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD In Memoriam ...... 82 Apr 13 Fri 3:30 PM 21 Spanish 3-Vocabulary ...... 44 Apr 13 Fri 4:00 PM AUD *Musical Performances . . . . . 36 Apr 13 Fri Last Day Spring Classes Apr 14 Sat 1:00 PM AUD, ABCD *Musical Performances . . . . . 36 Apr 16 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Apr 16 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 Apr 16 Mon First Day of Intersession Apr 17 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Apr 17 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 Apr 17 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 Apr 17 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Apr 17 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Apr 17 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Apr 18 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Apr 18 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Apr 18 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 Apr 19 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Apr 19 Thu 12:15 PM 8 Collaboration Committee . . . . .85 Apr 19 Thu 1:30 PM ABCD/AUD General Meeting/Election . . . . 82 Apr 19 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Apr 20 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Apr 20 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Apr 20 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Apr 20 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Apr 20 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Apr 20 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Apr 20 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Apr 20 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Apr 20 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 Apr 20 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Apr 21 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Estate Planning/Charitable Giving 82 Apr 23 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Apr 23 Mon 1:00 PM AB Ceramics II ...... 25 Apr 23 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 112 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE Apr 24 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 Apr 24 Tue 9:00 AM 9/11 Life Story Wkshop 1 ...... 31 Apr 24 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 Apr 24 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 Apr 24 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 Apr 25 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 Apr 25 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Apr 25 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Adv Beg/Inter . . . 35 Apr 26 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 Apr 26 Thu 2:15 PM 9/11 Publish B4 U Perish Wkshp ...... 32 Apr 26 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Apr 27 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Apr 27 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Apr 27 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Apr 27 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Apr 27 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Apr 27 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Apr 27 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Apr 27 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Apr 27 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 Apr 27 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Apr 28 Sat 9:30 AM ABCD *Estate Planning/Charitable Giving 83 Apr 30 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 Apr 30 Mon 1:00 PM 18 Reiki Self-Care ...... 61 Apr 30 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 May 1 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 May 1 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 May 1 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 May 1 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 May 1 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 May 1 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 May 2 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 May 2 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 May 2 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 May 3 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 May 3 Thu 3:30 PM 20 Computer Education Committee . .85 May 3 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 May 4 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 May 4 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 May 4 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 May 4 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 May 4 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 May 4 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 113 DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE May 4 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 May 4 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 May 4 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 May 4 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 May 5 Sat 4:00 PM ABCD/AUD Cinco de Mayo Celebration . . . .83 May 7 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 May 7 Mon 1:00 PM AB Ceramics II ...... 25 May 7 Mon 3:30 PM 8 Curriculum Committee . . . . . 86 May 7 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 May 8 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 May 8 Tue 9:00 AM 9/11 Life Story Wkshop 1 ...... 31 May 8 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 May 8 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 May 8 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 May 9 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 May 9 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 May 9 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Adv Beg/Inter . . . 35 May 10 Thu 8:30 AM ABCD Board Retreat ...... 85 May 10 Thu 8:30 AM 21 Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 May 10 Thu 11:00 AM ABCD Board of Trustees ...... 85 May 10 Thu 2:15 PM 9/11 Publish B4 U Perish Wkshp ...... 32 May 10 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 May 11 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 May 11 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 May 11 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 May 11 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 May 11 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 May 11 Fri 10:00 AM 9 Spanish 3-Grammar ...... 44 May 11 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 May 11 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 May 11 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 May 11 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 May 14 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 May 14 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 May 15 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 May 15 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 May 15 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 May 15 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 May 15 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 May 15 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 May 16 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 May 16 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 May 16 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 114 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” DATE DAY TIME PLACE EVENT PAGE May 17 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 May 17 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 May 18 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 May 18 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 May 18 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 May 18 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 May 18 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 May 18 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 May 18 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 May 18 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 May 18 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 May 21 Mon 9:30 AM ABCD Bridge, Duplicate ...... 75 May 21 Mon 1:00 PM AB Ceramics II ...... 25 May 21 Mon 8:00 PM AB Jazz Band ...... 35 May 22 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 May 22 Tue 9:00 AM 9/11 Life Story Wkshop 1 ...... 31 May 22 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 May 22 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 May 22 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 May 23 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 May 23 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 May 23 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Adv Beg/Inter . . . 35 May 24 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 May 24 Thu 2:15 PM 9/11 Publish B4 U Perish Wkshp ...... 32 May 24 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 May 25 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 May 25 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 May 25 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 May 25 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 May 25 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 May 25 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 May 25 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 May 25 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 May 25 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 May 28 Mon Holiday - No classes May 29 Tue 9:00 AM ABCD Ceramics ...... 25 May 29 Tue 9:00 AM 21/9/11 Life Story Wkshop 2 ...... 31 May 29 Tue 12:15 PM 21 Fiction Writing ...... 30 May 29 Tue 4:15 PM 18 OLLI Pops Combo ...... 39 May 29 Tue 6:00 PM ABCD Inter Band ...... 38 May 29 Tue 6:00 PM 18 Inter Strings ...... 38 May 30 Wed 9:30 AM AB Drawing for Fun ...... 26 May 30 Wed 1:00 PM ABCD Watercolor Wkshop ...... 26 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Fall 2017 Activities 115 May 30 Wed 3:30 PM ABCD Line Dancing-Beg ...... 35 May 31 Thu 8:30 AM CD Storytelling/Drama ...... 40 May 31 Thu 6:00 PM Bowling Ctr Bowling Social Rollers . . . . . 61 Jun 1 Fri 8:00 AM Tennis Courts Tennis ...... 62 Jun 1 Fri 8:15 AM KHS 202 Tap Dancing ...... 40 Jun 1 Fri 9:00 AM 19 Bridge, Beg...... 74 Jun 1 Fri 9:30 AM CD Bridge, Intermediate ...... 75 Jun 1 Fri 9:30 AM AB Critics’ Choice ...... 27 Jun 1 Fri 12:30 PM AB Intro to Poker ...... 76 Jun 1 Fri 1:00 PM CD OLLI Chorale ...... 37 Jun 1 Fri 3:00 PM AUD Musical Perf Rehearsals . . . . .37 Jun 1 Fri 3:30 PM ABCD Strategy of Poker ...... 78 Jun 1 Fri Last Day of Intersession TBD Beg Computer Tutorials-BX10 . . 69 TBD OLLI Baseball Bash ...... 81

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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Spring 2018 Activities 119 Membership Benefits

CONNECT to your community

DISCOVER a new passion

EXPAND your world!

CONTINUING TO LEARN ABOUT A WIDE RANGE OF TOPICS • Lively discussions on current affairs, retirement issues, successful aging and much more • Classes in the arts, computers, foreign languages and more • Opportunity to audit CSUF classes for free with permission of instructor

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ENERGETIC LIFESTYLE • Health and medical classes • Tennis, Yoga, Tai Chi, Line Dancing • Arboretum and/or campus walk

ENGAGING WITH OTHERS DURING SPECIAL EVENTS AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES • Dinners, receptions • Bridge, Poker, Scrabble and music groups • Entertainment by OLLI and CSUF students

PARKING PRIVILEGES • University-wide parking pass included with membership • Park in the “OLLI Lot” (Lot J) next to the RGC where most classes are held. Or, use the OLLI parking pass at any student lot or parking structure, except the student housing lot. • Free OLLI Trolley to RGC from Lot G (during fall and spring semesters)

UNIVERSITY LIFE AT CSUF • Opportunities to collaborate with CSUF faculty and students • Eating facilities and Community Market within a two-minute walk • Pollak Library privileges • Free admission to most CSUF athletic events • Student WiFi privileges 120 657-278-2446 “A Continuing Learning Experience” Experience Lifelong Learning PHOTO BY MARY CROUCH MARY BY PHOTO PHOTO BY JIM CENNAME BY PHOTO CROUCH MARY BY PHOTO PHOTO BY MARY CROUCH MARY BY PHOTO PHOTO BY MARY CROUCH MARY BY PHOTO JIM CENNAME BY PHOTO

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OVERVIEW OF CURRICULUM

NEW CLASSES/ACTIVITIES Ceramics II Reiki Self-Care Archaeology of Art/Music Cancer Video Club Game of Rook

THE ARTS Ceramics, Knitting, Drawing, Painting, Writing, Art PHOTO BY MARY CROUCH MARY BY PHOTO Study, Dancing, Movies, Opera, Poetry, Reading, Music & Drama Performance

LANGUAGES Spanish, French, German, Italian

ECONOMICS/HUMANITIES/ SOCIAL SCIENCE Politics, History, Retirement, Finance, News, Investing, Discussion Groups, Eclectics

HEALTHY LIVING Health, Fitness, Exercise, Tennis, Mental & Spiritual PHOTO BY WILL CORNELL BY PHOTO Health, Medical Education

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY General Science, Environment, Personal Data, Photography, Mac & PC, Software, Mobile Devices, Apps

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS/ SOCIAL PROGRAMS Advance Care, Bridge, Genealogy, Poker, Gardening, Socials, Scrabble, Trips, Discussion Groups, Travel, TED Talks PHOTO BY MARY CROUCH MARY BY PHOTO