curriculum fall 2021

IN-PERSON • ONLINE • ON-DEMANDSERVING BEAUFORT • BLUFFTON • HILTON HEAD • JASPER COUNTY

CurriculumFALL 2021

GUIDE OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE

BEAUFORTOLLI MissionThe Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at the University of South Carolina Beaufort (USCB) is devoted to providing quality, intellectual/educational opportunities and experiences specifically developed for adults of the Lowcountry who are age 50 and older.

OLLI Membership

OLLI Locations

Beaufort: 805 Carteret Street Beaufort, SC 29902 NEW Classroom Location! Center For the Arts Building, Room 102

Website - www.uscb.edu/olliPhone - (843) 208-8247Email - [email protected] address - 1 University Blvd. Bluffton, SC 29909Follow us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/olliatuscb In person - on any USCB campus

Annual Membership - $40 • Membership into 1 of 125 OLLI communities nationwide• Ability to participate in OLLI courses during the Fall, Spring and Summer terms.• Courses offered In-Person, on Zoom, and On-Demand (term fees apply)• Free pop-up OLLI lectures held throughout the year• Free summer OLLI courses (June-July)• USCB campus library membership and access to research• Discounted meals at USCB dining facilities• Discounted ticket to USCB Chamber Music concerts• Discounted fees to USCB Continuing Education classes• Participation in the OLLI Lowcountry Community Concert Band• Free USCB campus student parking permit ($25 value)

Bluffton: 1 University Blvd. Bluffton, SC 29909 Office - Hargray Building, Room 161 Classroom - Hargray Building, Room 156

Hilton Head Island: 1 SandShark Drive, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 Office – Suite 131 Classroom – Room 103

OLLI Contact Information

Term Fees - Two OptionsPAYGO ($15 per course) Pay As You Go is back! Pay for each class separately upon registration throughout the term. OLLI courses, regardless of number of sessions, are $15 for the entire course whether it is taken live in-person or live on Zoom. On-Demand access is not available for PAYGO. UNLIMITED ($125) allows you to take as many livein-person and/or live on Zoom courses as you wish through the term, and have complete access to the On-Demand Fall term library.

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Welcome to the Fall term! In our mission to serve members in their lifelong learning interests, we find ourselves in new, exciting territory. The pandemic experience has changed the world, and very much what we do at USCB OLLI. As members, you have access to quality instructors, sharing fascinating topics, that are both near to the Lowcountry, as well as from far corners of the country, even world. You can attend a course in-person, or if you prefer to attend virtually on Zoom, you can choose that option. Most of the OLLI presentations are recorded, which provides the opportunity for members who purchase the Fall 2021 Unlimited term to view the OLLI On- Demand library, anytime during the term, as many times as you like. This is called a hybrid curriculum. Enjoy this Fall’s robust curriculum in the numerous ways that works best for your learning! Andrea Sisino – OLLI Director

About The Fall 2021 Term

WAYS TO ENGAGE In-Person: OLLI has designated classrooms on all USCB campuses. Most Fall term courses are held in person.Look for the In-Person designation listed next to each course on the course pages or on the In-Person summary page. Live On Zoom: Many Fall term courses that are in person on campus are also offered simultaneously on Zoom. OLLI offers tech support for members who want to get the most out of their Zoom experience. On-Demand: The majority of Fall term OLLI courses are recorded and added to the On-Demand library. This allows members who chose the “Unlimited Term Fee” the option to view the entire Fall term selection of classes, on their own time, as many times as they chose, through December 31, 2021.

Each course listing states if the course is In-Person, on Zoom and/or On-Demand.

FLEXIBLE COURSE FEES A ~ PAYGO (Pay As You Go) - $15 per coursePAYGO is back! Pay for each class separately uponregistration throughout the term. • $15 per course whether it is on Zoom or In-Person • Does NOT include On-Demand access • One-on-one technical support from OLLI • Upgrade to Unlimited at any time (course fees paid will be applied to Unlimited cost)

WAYS TO REGISTER FOR OLLI COURSES Registration is open through the termONLINE: www.uscb.edu/olli PHONE: (843) 208-8247IN-PERSON DROP-OFF: Beaufort - 805 Carteret St. Beaufort, SC 29902 Center For the Arts Bldg. Bluffton-1 University Blvd. Bluffton, SC 29909 Hargray Bldg. Room 161 Hilton Head Island - 1 SandShark Dr. Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 MAIL: Completed Forms to: USCB OLLI - 1 University Blvd. Bluffton, SC 29909

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B ~ UNLIMITED - $125Take as many courses as you wish throughout the term. Pre-paying the Unlimited term fee is required before registering for OLLI courses.• Take as many courses In-Person and/or on Zoom• INCLUDES On-Demand access throughout December 31, 2021 • One-on-one technical support for OLLI

Beaufort: 805 Carteret Street Beaufort, SC 29902 NEW Classroom Location! Center For the Arts Building, Room 102

Bluffton: 1 University Blvd. Bluffton, SC 29909 Office - Hargray Building, Room 161 Classroom - Hargray Building, Room 156

Hilton Head Island: 1 SandShark Drive, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 Office – Suite 131 Classroom – Room 103

YOUR ROAD MAP to Enjoying the Fall OLLI Program

STARTING POINT: Make sure your Membership is current.Enjoy benefits year-round, even if you do not take courses in the Fall or Spring terms. Cost: $40 for 365 days upon joining or renewing.

THE ROAD AHEAD ~ DECISION TIME TERM PARTICIPATION: If you’d like to engage in courses during the Fall term, your next decision is to choose between the following.

• PAYGO - pay as you go. Each course, regardless of the number of sessions, in-person or on Zoom, costs $15.00, paid upon registration. This option does not include On-Demand.

• UNLIMITED – take as many courses as you like, including in-person on campus, Zoom and/or On-De-mand for $125. Pre-paying the Unlimited term fee is required before registering for OLLI courses.

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CHOOSING YOUR LEARNING PLATFORM - HYBRID COURSE SELECTION A. In-Person – courses held in a classroom or at an off-site location, sign in upon arrival.

B. On Zoom – For optimal Zoom experience, create a Zoom account. Learn how to put your first and last nameor last initial on your screen so OLLI staff can check attendance. When taking an OLLI course through Zoom, it is different than physically sitting in the classroom. Example: you may not always see the instructor if they walkoutside of the camera’s view. C. On-Demand OLLI Library – Watch OLLI courses throughout the term that have been recorded. This benefit is available to members who signed up for UNLIMITED.

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This map is meant to provide quick tips and guidance so that you get the most out of your USCB OLLI membership.

* NEED GUIDANCE ON YOUR OLLI JOURNEY? [email protected].

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HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE FALL TERM – MANY CHOICES A. Online at www.uscb.edu/olli If you are brand new to OLLI, you will need to create an accountby clicking new member. If you are or have ever been a member of USCB OLLI you have an online OLLI account, please enter your email address associated with OLLI and password.

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• UNLIMITED – Pre-pay your unlimited term fee of $125 before adding any courses. Once payment is complete, log back into your account and sign up for courses anytime throughout the term. Courses that have vendor fees (for supplies) will be an additional cost.

• PAYGO – Add your courses to your cart ($15 for each course that you choose). Courses that have vendor fees (for supplies) will be an additional cost.

B. Mail – Send your completed Fall term registration form with payment to USCB OLLI, One University Blvd. Hargray 161, Bluffton SC 29909

C. Phone – Call the OLLI office at 843-208-8247. Have your course selection and payment ready.

GOING TO CLASS ESSENTIALS - SMOOTH PAVEMENT AHEAD! • You will receive a course reminder e-mail 24 hours before each of your courses. These e-mails will also have important details such as handouts, location details, and the zoom link. Please READ them. • Always sign in for your class at the registration desk outside the classroom. If on Zoom, make sure your full name or your first name and the first initial of your last name is showing on your screen so that staff can take attendance.

FINISH LINE: Fill out a course evaluation for each of your courses. As an OLLI member, your feedback is key for both curriculum planning and the instructors who volunteer to share their expertise and passion. The OLLI course evaluation link is the same throughout the term and is provided in each class reminder email and placed in the zoom chat room for each Zoom class.

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* OLLI Staff Suggestion You can bookmark the evaluation link on your computer or use your mobile device to scan the QR code for quick access to the evaluation form.OLLI EVALUATION FORM: Open your devices camera and hold it over the QR code. The OLLI evaluation will pop up in a text box above your screen, click the box and it will open the evaluation form OR it will open automatically depending on the device.

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ART121: DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPH RESTORATIONTuesday, October 5 | 6-7:30PM | In-Person, On-Demand | Off-site Bluffton

Learn and observe firsthand all about digital photograph restoration. This is the practice of restoring the appearance of a digital copy of a physical photograph which has been damaged by natural, man-made, or environmental causes or simply affected by age and/or neglect.

STEPHEN BALL, owner of the Great Frame Up store, developed his framing, digital imaging and printing expertise through years of experience. He taught in corporate and academic environments including an MBA program. His corporate experience includes management, productivity, and sales training.

ART123: THE ZENTANGLE METHOD OF DRAWING Friday, October 29, 2021 | 1-2:30PM | In-Persononly | Beaufort campus

“Yoga for the brain. Meditation on paper. Mesmerizing repetition of marks and patterns.” These are just a few of the ways Zentangles are described. The practice of Zentangles also proves that everyone can draw. Students will be instructed in the methods created by Maria Thomas and Rick Roberts and will create “Artist Trading Cards”, receive a Micron pen and use Zentangle tiles to create individualized designs which are beautiful and

expressive. There is a $3.00 (cash) materials fee collected day of course. BARBARA KRAKEHL is a retired educator who has found time to explore and enjoy art. She finds pleasure in sharing some of the many opportunities for art appreciation and experiences available in the Beaufort community.

ART120: HAND BUILT SCULPTURE Tuesday, October 5 | 1-3PM |In-Persononly | Hilton Head Island campus This class will be a discussion and demonstration of hand-built clay constructed vessels and sculpture. Sheri will divulge short cuts and tricks she uses in her work to get the shapes, decorations, and texture she is creating. She will talk about the various techniques of glazing, changing the color of the clay and highlighting the pieces. She will also demonstrate the different ways of applying the color/painting, pouring, and spraying. Sheri will show several of her pieces and explain how they were created.

SHERI FARBSTEIN graduated from Carnegie Mellon with a Fine Arts degree. She moved to Hilton Head in 1988 having presented 60 + shows including many corporate collections, private and public. She shows her work at May River Gallery and the Art League of HH and still maintains her ceramic business and adult classes and workshops.

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ART122: THE ART AND ARCHITECTURE OF THE TOP TEN CATHEDRALS Wednesday, October 6, 13, 20, 27 | 4 sessions | 3:30-5:30PM | In-Person, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Examine the top ten “cathedrals” in Europe and the USA including some of the challenges each cathedral faced and how it was resolved. Cathedrals will be reviewed factually, historically, religiously, and aesthetically including the architecture and artworks associated with each of them.

H. FREDERICK (FRED) REISZ, Ph.D. in Theology from the University of Chicago. As an adjunct, Reisz taught at Wittenberg University, Harvard Divinity School, and Yale Divinity School. He was President of the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, SC.

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ART124: LETTING PICASSO SHOW A NEW WAY TO VIEW ARTWednesday, November 3 | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

The cubism avant-garde movement of the early 20th century challenged and questioned the significance of how material reality was understood and represented. Picasso’s gift to art was his ability to depict different views of the subject simultaneously in a single painting. We hope you will take away an enlightened ability to interpret and understand the cubism art movement.

JOHN BAXTER minored in art history at Plattsburgh NY State University and pursued his passion for art through teaching, continuing art history studies and recent collage and gestural abstract studio courses. JUDITH BECKLER served as chairperson of the weekend volunteer program at the Metropolitan Museum and studied art at the Pratt institute and Long Island University.

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ART125: CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE POINT Monday, November 8, 15 | 2 sessions | 10AM-12N | In-Persononly |Beaufort campus

This two-session course is part classroom instruction and part hands-on field trip walking the historic lanes of The Point. The first class begins with a short presentation on learning to be more creative with your photog-raphy (versus a snapshot/documentary photo) followed by a one-hour photo session at The Point adjacent to USCB Beaufort campus. You will learn the importance of composition, technical quality and impact when creating a photo. Please bring your camera with battery charged and memory card installed. The second session will be a group critique and learning session on the photos taken in the first session. continued

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COI122: ENGAGED: EXPERIMENTAL LEARNING AT USCBFriday, October 8 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

In light of the Coronavirus, mobilizing USCB undergrad’s inquisitiveness and desire to affect change matters now more than ever. Join Eric Skipper, Ph.D., USCB Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs; Caroline Sawyers, Ph.D., USCB Co-Director Student Connected; and some talented and committed USCB undergraduates as they share many of the initiatives they have undertaken to give back to our community. Discover the many programs underway at USCB, which include Students Connected, study abroad, internships, and undergraduate research which engages our USCB undergrads with our local community’s businesses, community leaders, and experts in many fields.

DR. CAROLINE SAWYER, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at USCB. DR. ERIC SKIPPER serves as Provost & Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at USCB.

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SANDY DIMKE is a fine art photographer who shares her love of the art of photography through lectures, presentations, judging and workshops throughout the southeast. Published books include “Hands Across the Lowcountry” and “The Cats of Beaufort”. She was recently juried into the National Association of Women Artists.

COI121: OLLI 101 - free and open to the public Tuesday, September 21 | 10-11AM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

Do you know who Bernard Osher is and why he created the prestigious national OLLI network of lifelong learn-ing institutes? Did you know lifelong learning programs started 30 years ago at USCB? Do you know why your membership is worth much more than $40? This interactive seminar will discuss everything you want to know about OLLI yesterday, today and tomorrow and the benefits of being part of a lifelong learning community. Open to OLLI members and the community.

COMMUNITY INTEREST

COI123: NAVIGATING RACIAL UNITY AND CELEBRATING CULTURAL DIVERSITY: A FORUM Tuesday, October 19 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

Lynn Bryant, author of “I’m Black and I’m Proud, Wished the White Girl” will be joined by forum participants, Victoria Smalls and Deborah Martin, to share their experiences of segregation and integration in Beaufort from the 1960s to today through a unique lens. As a white girl growing up in a multicultural family and living within the Gullah community on St. Helena Island, Lynn Bryant encountered unique experiences, which have enlightened her appreciation and celebration of racial diversity. Lynn and her forum participants will provide insights into embracing cultural diversity and promoting racial unity in today’s climate and include a Q&A dialogue.

LYNN BRYANT is a former Beaufort County educator. Her education began in the segregated schools of Beaufort County while growing up in a Gullah com-munity. VICTORIA SMALLS, Executive Director of the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Commission, is a native of St. Helena Island and daughter of two local social justice leaders.

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COI124: THE SECOND FOUNDING OF AMERICA: RECONSTRUCTION BEAUFORTThursday, November 11 | 2-4PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

Former Mayor Billy Keyserling will share his passion for “The Second Founding of America: Reconstruction Beaufort,” which he founded. This program is an expansive national collaboration of scholars, educators, public officials, visual and performing artists, and community leaders with a common purpose to uncover, teach the untold stories, and correct the mis-told stories of the Reconstruction Era during and following the Civil War. Learn about initiatives of the Reconstruction Era National Historical Park and Network. Learn how heritage tourism can help grow our local Beaufort County businesses and economy. Learn of initiatives engaging local educators and students to share an understanding of Beaufort’s leadership role of the forgotten unfulfilled promises of freedom and justice and the opportunities to share Beaufort’s cultural and historical assets with children.

BILLY KEYSERLING, former Beaufort Mayor, is founder of “The Second Founding of America: Reconstruction Beaufort” initiative and author of “Sharing Common Ground: Promises Unfilled but Not Forgotten.”

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CULINARY ARTS

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COM100: GET ZOOM READY WITH OLLI - free course for OLLI membersMonday, September 13 | 5-5:30PM | Zoom, On-Demand

This 30-minute coaching session provides OLLI members an opportunity to learn how to successfully navigate OLLI courses on Zoom, identify the different features (mic, video, chat room), and ask questions while practicing. Press buttons and explore - you can’t break it. We promise.

COM101: GET ZOOM READY WITH OLLI - free course for OLLI membersWednesday, September 15 | 10-10:30AM | Zoom, On-Demand

This 30-minute coaching session provides OLLI members an opportunity to learn how to successfully navigate OLLI courses on Zoom, identify the different features (mic, video, chat room), and ask questions while practicing. Press buttons and explore - you can’t break it. We promise.

CUL101: AUTHENTIC BASQUE TAPAS & WINE - COOKING & TASTINGFriday, September 10 | 1-3:30PM | In-Persononly| Hilton Head Island campus VENDOR FEE: $45

Join OLLI and Chef Sayers as they take a virtual trip to the cooking school in San Sebastian Spain. While learning to cook Pintxos (tapas), participants will taste wines from the Basque region. This is a hands-on course where participants learn the history behind the food and wine and how to prepare the Pintxos. Each student receives Beronia Pintxo’s “Authentic Basque Recipes” so they can continue with what they learned when they get home.

CHEF SAYERS has over 25 years in the culinary industry, where he has been an executive chef and an instructor from Europe to Hilton Head. His passion for teaching, sustainable food and supporting local farmers and fishermen will come through as he also focuses on detail, quality, consistency and presentation.

CUL103: LOWCOUNTRY CUISINE WITH SALLIE ANN ROBINSONFriday, November 5 | 11:30AM-1:30PM | In-Persononly | Off-site Bluffton Vendor Fee $20

Join the Daufuskie Diva herself for a special cooking demonstration and tutorial! Learn how to capture the taste of the Lowcountry as Sallie Ann takes you on a trip through the history of Gullah cuisine. Sallie Ann will demon-strate how to craft a local dish, followed by a taste test and book signing event. Cook books will be available.

SALLIE ANN ROBINSON, Celebrity chef, television personality, and authority of Gullah tradition, Sally Ann Robinson is a sixth-generation native of Daufuskie Island, South Carolina, renowned for her culinary expertise, entertaining presentations, and knowledge of the southeastern United States Gullah culture.

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ECOLOGY

CUL102: SPIRITS 101Monday, October 25 | 2-3:30PM |In-Persononly | Off-site Beaufort Vendor Fee $18

Experience the distillery process from grinding the grain, through fermentation and distilling, to bottling and tasting. Try each spirit straight or in a mixed drink. After the tour, enjoy a history lesson on liquor and learn a few unique recipes from Brendan at Shaken & Stirred Mixology. Option to bottle and label your own spirit.

CUL104: A POPULAR ITALIAN FAVORITE - CHICKEN PARMIGIANA COOKING DEMONSTRATION Friday, November 12 | 1-3PM | In-Person only | Hilton Head Island campus

It seems you can now find some favorite Italian dishes other than in Italian restaurants. One such Italian favorite you can find in places from sandwich shops to diners to pubs, as well as many popular Italian restaurants, is the ever-popular and lovable Chicken Parmesan. As we know not all Chicken Parmigiana is created equal. From this demonstration, you will learn how to make a truly delicious version of this Italian favorite you will be proud to serve your family and friends.

RICH BUFFA has a life-long love for good food and enjoys cooking. His mother was a very talented Italian cook whose cooking skills rubbed off on him. Rich has also attended cooking classes, including several multi-session courses.

ECO120: LOWCOUNTRY BUTTERFLIES AT THE COASTAL DISCOVERY MUSEUMWednesday, September 22 | 10-11:30AM |In-Persononly| Off-site Hilton Head Island Vendor Fee $8

Learn about native butterflies found in the Lowcountry, their life cycle, and specific host plants. Take a closer look at all four stages of their life cycle (egg, larvae, chrysalis, and adult butterfly) and their unique survival adaptations. Take a guided walk through the Karen Wertheimer Butterfly Habitat and discover how simple it is to create your own butterfly garden and what you need to know to increase butterfly numbers in the wild.

CARLOS CHACON received a M.S. in Earth and Environmental Resources Management from the University of South Carolina. In 2005, Carlos joined the Coastal Discovery Museum as the Manager of Natural History. As the naturalist at the Coastal Discovery Museum, Carlos conducts numerous nature programs on diverse topics and manages the Karen Wertheimer Butterfly Enclosure.

ECO121: PROTECTING THE SOURCE OF OUR DRINKING WATER Wednesday, September 29 | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Learn about the characteristics of the Lower Savannah River Basin - the source of the drinking water for the

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Beaufort County and southern Jasper County area, as well as the detailed efforts being made to protect the excellent water quality of the river. The presentation will include maps of the basin, a description of the agencies and groups involved in the effort, and the techniques being used. There have been notable successes and some setbacks, but the general message is one of optimism.

DEAN MOSS is the former General Manager of the Beaufort Jasper Water and Sewer Authority. He has lived in the Beaufort area since 1986. He now volunteers as Executive Director of the Friends of the Spanish Moss Trail and serves on the boards of the Beaufort County Open Land Trust, the Port Royal Sound Foundation and the Savannah River Clean Water Fund.

ECO122: PLANKTON AND OUR COASTAL ECOSYSTEMThursday, September 30 | 10-11:30AM |In-Persononly | Hilton Head Island campus

There is an incredible microscopic world in every drop of water. Zooplankton and phytoplankton thrive in our coastal waters. They play a critical role in our coastal ecosystem and we could not live without these little drifters. Explore what plankton is, where it lives, and why it is so important.

DAWN BRUT joined the Coastal Discovery Museum staff in February 2013 and is responsible for coordinating and leading educational experiences focused on the Lowcountry’s natural history and cultural heritage. Dawn was a member of the Hilton Head Island Sea Turtle Patrol for 5 years. She is a Master Naturalist, a member of the HHI Audubon Society, and a member of the SC Federation of Museums.

ECO123: LAND PROTECTION/CONSERVATION: WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU Wednesday, October 6 | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Discuss the many benefits of land protection in the Lowcountry and elsewhere along with the benefits each of us receives (though often not recognized) through conservation efforts. Review why it is especially important at this time in the South Carolina Lowcountry and how each of us can participate. AL D. STOKES, a retired South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Biologist and former manager of the

Waddell Mariculture Center in Bluffton for 40 years. A current SCDNR volunteer and marine shrimp production consultant. AL SEGARS, South Carolina native, is a retired veterinarian whose career included 18 years with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

ECO124: OUR LOCAL DOLPHINS Thursday, November 4 | 10-11:30AM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

Students will learn the latest research on dolphins that make the Lowcountry their home. This presentation features the research that USCB’s Marine Sensory and Neurobiology lab led by Dr. Eric Montie has learned. The USCB Marine lab has been using passive acoustics and visual surveys to determine baseline acoustic behav-ior, abundance, and distribution patterns in the May River estuary since 2013. Using photo-identification, the number of sightings of each dolphin per year is documented and can distinguish a resident from a migrant mammal. The research shared identifies when migrants arrive in our estuary and how these groups interact and use the estuary. Since dolphins are apex predators and serve as “canaries in the coal mine”, USCB’s research team monitoring is providing critical data about the ecology and health of the estuary.

ALYSSA MARIAN has been conducting research in USCB’s Marine Sensory and Neurobiology lab since 2017. She is currently the lab manager helping with funded projects and overseeing USCB graduate and undergraduate students. Her research focuses on how acoustics can be used to understand animal behavior and distribution, which may help monitor the health of estuaries.

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ECO125: SHRIMP TALES: SMALL BITES OF HISTORY Tuesday, November 9 | 10-11AM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Hilton Head Island campus

“Shrimp Tales: Small Bites of History” captures the stories that swim in the salty souls of shrimpers who made their living fishing the waters of the Atlantic. Author and researcher Beverly Bowers Jennings spent a decade interviewing shrimpers and others associated with commercial shrimping to produce permanent exhibits for the Port Royal Sound Maritime Center and the Coastal Discovery Museum on Hilton Head. This work served as the start for “Shrimp Tales,” a book that shows the old ways of shrimping evolving to the modern-day. It reads not so much like a comprehensive history, but something tastier than that - a few good stories, some compelling insights, a collection of fascinating facts, some recipes, and illustrations of tools of the trade.

BEVERLY JENNINGS Master Naturalist classes led to creating exhibits for the Port Royal Sound Foundation Maritime Center. Her book, “Shrimp Tales: Small Bites of History” with 320 pages and over 800 photographs, is a natural extension of those exhibits and 10 years of research.

ECO126: ST. PHILLIPS ISLAND SAFARIThursday, November 11 | 9:30AM-4PM | In-Persononly | Off-site St. Helena Island Vendor Fee $90 Nestled between expansive estuaries and the Atlantic Ocean, this incredible barrier island ripples with old growth maritime forest and a variety of wildlife like fox squirrels, alligators, and bald eagles. Purchased from media mogul Ted Turner in 2017, this incredible island is one of South Carolina’s newest State Parks, and a National Natural Landmark, and under easement with The Nature Conservancy. About the trip: From the Hunting Island Nature Center, you will take a tram down to the ferry where you will join your naturalist for a 45-minute interpretive boat ride through the vast estuaries between Hunting Island and St. Phillips Island. Once you arrive at St. Phillips you will board another tram that takes you on a safari-style ride through the inte-rior of the park and gives you the opportunity to learn about the unique features of St. Phillips from your guide. From there you’ll have two hours of free time where you can either join the naturalist for an interpretive hike or explore the island on your own. There will be a tram service provided back to the dock where you’ll catch the boat to take you back to Hunting Island. Pack a lunch and be prepared for walking on uneven terrain, climbing steps into and out of the boat, as well as unpredictable weather. To maximize your experience on the island, we recommend you bring plenty of water and snacks, a raincoat, bug spray and sunscreen, good walking shoes, light layers with long sleeves and pants, binoculars, and a camera. A $5 parking fee will be collected the day of the tour if you do not have a South Carolina State Park access tag.

GAR120: PALMS IN THE SOUTH Friday, October 1 | 10-11:30AM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Palms are some of the oldest flowering plants on earth, and there are quite a few right at home in the Lowcoun-try landscapes. Clemson Extension Horticulture Agent Laura Lee Rose will give advice on selecting and growing palms.

LAURA LEE ROSE is the Horticulture Agent and County Office Coordinator for the Beaufort County Clemson Extension office. She teaches the Master Gardener classes and provides lawn and gardening advice throughout the county.

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GAR121: GARDEN TOUR OF THE POINTThursday, October 14 | 1-2:30PM | In-Persononly | Beaufort campus

Join Laura Lee Rose, Clemson Extension Horticulture Agent, for an exploration of Beaufort’s oldest neighbor-hood plants and gardens. She will identify plants, landscaping and design techniques used in choosing the correct plant.

LAURA LEE ROSE is the Horticulture Agent and County Office Coordinator for the Beaufort County Clemson Extension office. She teaches the Master Gardener classes and provides lawn and gardening advice throughout the county.

GAR122: BULBS FOR THE SOUTH Friday, October 22 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

Looking to add some color to your yard? Learn the varieties, characteristics, and care of bulbs that tolerate the stressful heat, humidity, and wildlife of the Lowcountry. The presentation will include photos, tips, a show-and-tell of examples, question and answer time, and door prizes.

SANDRA EDUCATE is an author, Master Gardener and Team Leader. She is on the boards of the Council of Garden Clubs and the Lowcountry Master Gardeners Association.

GAR123: PERENNIAL PLANTS: DREAM PLANTS FOR OUR TIME Thursday, October 28 | 10:30AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Hilton Head Island campus

From Hokkaido to the Netherlands, from Britain to Chicago - perennials are becoming the dream plants for everyone’s garden. Since they come up every year, they are sustainable. Most are pollinator magnets and many require low maintenance. Learn about the history of perennials, new ideas about perennial planting, and perennials that do well in our local area.

WENDY WILSON HILTY, B.A. in History at Wells College, Master of Letters in History at the University of Aberdeen, UK. Senior Lecturer in History at Northeastern University. Author of 11 history textbooks for high school and college students.

GAR124: THE FRAGRANT PATH Friday, November 5 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

What better reward for a gardener’s hard work than to stroll, linger, inhale fragrant garden paths throughout their property? South Carolinians are so fortunate that fragrant gardens can be had year-round - from shrubs, trees, perennials, annuals, and of course herbs. Learn how to plant paths that will tug at the senses and conjure memories. With mindful planting, participants can be rewarded for years to come.

SANDRA EDUCATE is an author, Master Gardener and Team Leader. She is on the boards of the Council of Garden Clubs and the Lowcountry Master Gardeners Association.

GOV100: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS! Thursday, October 7 | 10AM-12N | In-Persononly | Hilton Head Island campus

The United States Constitution is unique among the countries in the world as it recognizes the inherent rights of all people. These are embodied in the first 10 amendments known as the Bill of Rights. This class will examine the most pertinent of those rights and how they affect and protect our lives in the U.S. and what makes this nation the freest in which to live and thrive.

DAVID MANZI, J.D., University of San Diego School of Law, trial lawyer with 25 years of experience in prosecuting civil litigation. Licensed in SC/NC/CA, he has handled personal injury, medical malpractice, employment and business litigation and is a Certified Mediator.

GAR125: WEEDS OF THE LOWCOUNTRY Monday, November 8 | 1-3PM | In-Persononly | Hilton Head Island campus

Although typically dismissed as unwanted plants growing in the wrong place, weeds have value. Ecologically, they’re important as pioneer species, colonizing habitats where other plants can’t grow. Many also have long cultural, culinary, and medical histories. This presentation will introduce students to some common weeds of the Lowcountry, their striking adaptations to inhospitable environments, and their hidden beauty.

VICKY McMILLAN is a behavioral ecologist and former faculty member at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York. She lectures widely on dragonflies, butterflies, and plants, and writes the “Natural Lowcountry” column in The Island Packet.

GAR126: BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO BUTTERFLIES Wednesday, November 17 | 10AM-12N | In-Persononly | Hilton Head Island campus

This presentation introduces students to the basic natural history of butterflies, including their life-cycle, classi-fication, anatomy, and behavior. Also discussed is how to attract butterflies to a Lowcountry yard, even if space is limited in the garden.

VICKY McMILLAN is a behavioral ecologist and former faculty member at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York. She lectures widely on dragonflies, butterflies, and plants, and writes the “Natural Lowcountry” column in The Island Packet.

GOVERNMENT & POLITICS

GOV101: THE UNITED STATES AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM Tuesday/Thursday, November 16, 18 | 2 sessions | 10AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Hilton Head Island campus

This course examines the National Airspace System (NAS), the air traffic control system (ATC), and how the FAA strives to meet the needs of its expanding stakeholders. The term “stakeholders” refers to every entity that operates in the National Airspace System - foreign and domestic commercial air carriers, box haulers (Fedex), corporate aviation, general aviation (privately owned), the military, glider operations, skydivers, and as of the past few years - drones. This class will discuss the methods used to move the nation’s air commerce in a safe, orderly, and expeditious manner, along with why flights get delayed and the tools used to mitigate those delays.

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PETER PASQUALE spent 33 years in the FAA as an air traffic controller, supervisor and manager. Post retirement he was an instructor for the University of Oklahoma teaching air traffic control at the FAA Academy in Oklaho-ma City. Peter also worked for a Washington DC company as a program manager and subject matter expert in support of the FAA effort to upgrade the nation’s air traffic control system. He has 2000+ hours as a corporate pilot and flight instructor.

HISTORY


HIS120: HOW CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN ANTI-ASIAN ATTITUDES ORIGINATED IN 11TH CENTURY EUROPEThursday, September 23 | 10-11:30AM | Zoom, On-Demand

European racism originated in the 11th century, sailed with British colonists to the shores of North America, and was incorporated in the culture of a new nation, the United States of America. Images from the 11th to the 21st century will illustrate how racism has been transformed into the large landscape of discrimination shared by a significant portion of all Americans.

RICHARD CHEU’s research on how America’s Chinese Exclusion Era (1882-1968) affected 20th century Chinese Americans includes 65 oral histories archived at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. He is a public historian and Ph.D. student at St. John’s University.

HIS121: HILTON HEAD HISTORY SEPTEMBER DRIVING TOURTuesday, September 28 | 1-4PM | In-Persononly | Off-site Hilton Head Island Vendor Fee $45

Enjoy a three-hour, private guided tour in an air-conditioned bus to learn about HHI’s unique history. Hilton Head Island is well known for its world class beaches and golf courses, yet it offers so much more that is noteworthy and unique. Beyond its unparalleled biodiversity, Hilton Head has a range of recorded history and ancient his-tory that is unmatched in any other single location in the United States. Not only were its lands populated by Paleo-Indians nearly 10,000 years ago; but it was also first noted in the log of an early Spanish explorer in 1521, given a Spanish name in 1526, and has been an active participant in every major period of American history.

HIS122: ELEANOR ROOSEVELT- A PERSONAL PORTRAITFriday, October 1,8,15 | 3 sessions | 1-2:30PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Learn the personal events that influenced Eleanor Roosevelt in her various roles as a visionary, an activist, a political wife, and a woman - far more independent than we ever knew.

JOAN RUFFINO has been an OLLI instructor for 12 years presenting her interests in history, biography, literature and film. Joan taught courses for Road Scholar and L.I.F.E. at St. Mary’s College.

HIS123: BEAUFORT RIVER CRUISEWednesday, October 6 | 3-5PM | In-Persononly| Off-site Beaufort Vendor Fee $48

Join a US Coast Guard certified master captain and a naturalist who will show you Beaufort, the way it was meant to be seen: from the water. You’ll gain an explorer’s perspective on the incredible ecology of our estuaries and rivers that run between islands and saw some of the first explorers on the East Coast. While looking for historical areas and monuments, keep an eye out for wildlife like osprey and bottlenose dolphins that also call Beaufort home.

HIS125: STREET NAMES OF HILTON HEAD: PATHWAYS TO THE PAST Monday, October 11 | 10AM-12N |In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Hilton Head Island campus

Much of Hilton Head’s history is preserved through street names drawn from various events and influences on its past. Discover the streets and the particular significance of their names as they relate to historical happenings and people from yesteryear.

RICH THOMAS, owner of Legacy History Tours of the Lowcountry and operating as Hilton Head History Tours, a founding member of the Hilton Head Island Institute, a board member of the Heritage Library and the Santa Elena Foundation. He is a founder and President of the Board of the Friends of Honey Hill.

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HIS124: HILTON HEAD HISTORY OCTOBER DRIVING TOURThursday, October 7 | 1-4PM | In-Persononly | Off-site Hilton Head Island Vendor Fee $45

Enjoy a three-hour, private guided tour in an air-conditioned bus to learn about HHI’s unique history. Hilton Head Island is well known for its world class beaches and golf courses, yet it offers so much more that is noteworthy and unique. Beyond its unparalleled biodiversity, Hilton Head has a range of recorded history and ancient his-tory that is unmatched in any other single location in the United States. Not only were its lands populated by Paleo-Indians nearly 10,000 years ago; but it was also first noted in the log of an early Spanish explorer in 1521, given a Spanish name in 1526, and has been an active participant in every major period of American history.

HIS126: POSTWAR PERIODS IN AMERICAN HISTORY: CHANGE, CONTINUITY, ADJUSTMENT Wednesday, October 13, 20, 27, November 3, 10 | 5 sessions | 10-11:45AM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

In the history of the United States, major wars have produced intended and unintended consequences. Wars do not allow for extended discussion and debate. Wars centralize decision-making. Wars accelerate social, econom-ic, cultural, and political change. Some decisions and some changes persist long after war ends; others become the object of challenge and adjustment. This course will consider four wars and focus on four postwar periods - the years following the Civil War, World Wars I and II, and the Vietnam War - to identify recurrent themes and, where possible, to draw lessons. This is not a course in military history. Rather, it is a study of the impact of war on American society. Students conclude with a consideration of our most recent “war-like” experience, the COVID pandemic, and inquire whether we might now, or soon, be living through another period of postwar adjustment. JOHN McCARDELL served from 2010-2020 as Vice-Chancellor and President Emeritus of The University

of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee, where he remains a member of the history faculty. From 1976-2010 he was a member of the faculty at Middlebury College and served as President from 1991-2004. He has had a residence in Beaufort since 2004 and taught with OLLI 2004-2010. His book “The Idea of a Southern Nation” (Norton) won the Allan Nevins Prize. He has published ex-

tensively in the field of southern history.

HIS127: THE BOUNTY Wednesday, October 13 | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Do not miss the fascinating story of one of the best-known events in maritime history! Presenter Mark Jordan will discuss the mission, the men, and the mutiny of the HMS Bounty. Learn how the story ends: the notorious Captain Bligh’s miraculous 4,000-mile journey in a 23-foot boat, the disappearance of Fletcher Christian and his mutineers, and the eventual discovery of their whereabouts 20 years later. It is recommended that attendees watch one of the three movies of the Bounty Story prior to the presentation: The Mutiny on the Bounty 1935. (Charles Laughton, Clark Gable) The Mutiny on the Bounty 1962. (Marlon Brando, Trevor Howard) The Bounty 1984. (Anthony Hopkins, Mel Gibson)


MARK JORDAN has taught Shakespeare at several California universities. He has performed in over 20 of Shakespeare’s plays and has trained at the London Guild School of Music and Drama and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. He has traveled extensively and researched all of his many literary and historical topics that he presents to OLLI nationwide.

HIS128: NAUTICAL ORIGINS OF EVERYDAY PHRASESMonday, October 18 | 10AM-12N | In-Persononly | Bluffton campus

The origin of phrases we use every day often seem obscure and unknown. But, in fact, many of these expres-sions have their origins in nautical history and tradition. By exploring the roots of colorful expressions such as fly by night, chew the fat, as the crow flies, spic and span, let the cat out of the bag, and the whole nine yards; we gain interesting historical insights into the lives of sailors at sea.

CAPTAIN TOM ANDERSON is a retired Navy flight surgeon. He is interested in maritime history and the ideas and events changing our world. Dr. Anderson frequently lectures to cruise ships audiences while sailing to all parts of the world.

HIS129: HISTORIC MITCHELVILLE: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE Thursday, October 21 | 1-2:30PM | In-Persononly| Off-site Hilton Head Island

Join a guided tour of Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park to learn about the important history of the first self- governed town of formerly enslaved people in the United States. The guide will also discuss future plans for the park and the organization.

HIS130: THE COLLAPSE OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC Monday, October 25 , November 1 | 2 sessions | 10AM-12N | In-Person, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

How and why does a democracy die? This course will explore the collapse of the Weimar Republic as a case study addressing this question. We will survey the destructive legacy of WWI and the various foundational weaknesses of the Weimar Republic; analyze Nazi propaganda and tactics and describe what kinds of people were attracted to Nazism; document the powerful impact of the Great Depression on the electoral upsurge of the Nazis; and see that establishment conservatives played an indispensable role in opening the doors to power for Hitler.

RAYMOND DOMINICK, Ph.D., taught western civilization for thirty years at The Ohio State University. He authored two books: one, a biography of the founder of Germany’s Social Democratic party, and the other, surveying the history of the environmental movement in Germany.

HIS131: THE ART & HISTORY OF CIGAR MAKING Tuesday, October 26 | 2-3:30PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Hilton Head Island campus

Join Cuban-born cigar aficionado Juan Carlos Jiménez, as he takes you on a fascinating journey into the cigar industry which dates back to 1531 when Spaniards established the first cigar factory in Cuba. Whether you are male or female, a cigar smoker or not, you are certain to gain a whole new appreciation for this artistic craft after learning all that goes into producing just one single cigar. Juan Carlos, who, along with his Cuban compatriot, have been producing premium Cuban seed cigars at their factory in the Dominican Republic since 1997.

JUAN CARLOS JIMENEZ, Ph.D., retired Mathematics Professor at Arizona State University and graduate of University of Massachusetts, Amherst, was a marine biologist conducting research/rescue of whales/manatees worldwide. He owns Ta-ca-ron, a boutique wine/cigar/gourmet tapas establishment in Okatie, SC.

HIS132: NATURAL HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY OF BEER Thursday, October 28 | 10-11:30AM | In-Person, Zoom | Beaufort campus

Beer is the foundation of civilized life as we know it. Beginning 10,000 years ago, brewing led to the develop-ment of agriculture, settled life, and a myriad of other inventions. This presentation will take you from ancient Mesopotamia, China, and Egypt to the jungles of the Amazon to learn some of the science behind how beer is made and to see how it has impacted our lives in ways we likely never think about. You will view this beverage in a new light by the end of the lecture, even if beer isn’t your thing.

REX GARNIEWICZ is President of the Coastal Discovery Museum. He previously served as Deputy Director at the San Diego Museum of Man and Vice President of the Indiana State Museum. He has degrees from Indiana University and Wesleyan University.

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HIS133: HISTORY WALKING TOUR OF THE BEAUFORT NATIONAL CEMETERYTuesday, November 2 | 10AM-12N | In-Persononly | Off-site Beaufort

Step back in time to hear the story of the Beaufort National Cemetery, one of 155 national cemeteries in the United States. Established as a National Cemetery in 1863 by President Abraham Lincoln, there are nearly 24,000 interred in this beautifully landscaped Veterans cemetery. The cemetery contains a cross-section of veterans from every major conflict since the Seminole Wars. Along with two Medal of Honor winners, some of the other notable persons buried in the National Cemetery are Colonel Benjamin Vandervoort, Colonel Donald Conroy - “The Great Santini,” Sergeant Charles (Chuck) Taliano - the Rose Garden Marine, and 19 soldiers from the Massachusetts 55th all-black volunteer infantry. Included will be a talk on the cemetery history, orientation of the grounds, and a walking tour of some of the notable gravesites and monuments. Maps and self-guided tour booklets will be provided for further exploration on your own. JOE DORMAN, Retired USAF, has been with Veterans Affairs since December 2008 and is a member of the NCA Organizational Assessment and Improvement Team. Dorman was a part of the construction of the Fort Jackson National Cemetery before joining the Beaufort National Cemetery in 2017.

HIS134: IMMIGRATION: MYTHS AND REALITIES THROUGHOUT OUR HISTORY Wednesday, November 10 | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

This course offers a brief history of immigration to the United States from its colonial beginnings to the pres-ent day. Topics to be covered: reasons for immigration, largest immigrant groups, immigration patterns, and restrictions imposed upon immigration.

WENDY WILSON HILTY, B.A. in History at Wells College, Master of Letters in History at the University of Aberdeen, UK. Senior Lecturer in History at Northeastern University. Author of 11 history textbooks for high school and college students.

HIS135: BEAUFORT: HISTORIC CHURCHES WALKING TOURSaturday, November 13 | 9:30AM-3PM | In-Persononly | Off-site Beaufort

In Partnership with the South Carolina Historical Society. So much of the history and culture of Beaufort can be learned and understood through the churches that for centuries have been part of the community. The stories embrace male and female, young and old, Black and White. Architecturally significant and historically important, these churches individually and collectively shape a narrative that is compelling and unique. This self-guided tour


will include six historic churches, which today are still vibrant centers of faith: the Parish Church of St. Helena, the Baptist Church of Beaufort, Wesley Methodist Church, St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Tabernacle Baptist Church, and First African Baptist Church (1865). Dr. Larry Rowland, coauthor of the three-volume History of Beaufort County, and Dr. John McCardell, southern historian and retired vicechancellor of Sewanee: The University of the South, will provide an opening lecture.

DR. LARRY ROWLAND, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of History for the University of South Carolina Beaufort and previously held roles with the University as Professor of History and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs.

JOHN McCARDELL served as Vice-Chancellor and President Emeritus of The University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee, where he remains a member of the history faculty. From 1976-2010 he was a member of the faculty at Middlebury College and served as President from 1991-2004. His book “The Idea of a Southern Nation” (Norton) won the Allan Nevins Prize. He has published extensively in the field of southern history.

HIS136: HAYMARKET AFFAIR: A CONSPIRACY OF ANARCHISTS OR THE GENESIS OF THE EIGHT HOUR WORK DAY Wednesday, November 17 | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Learn about the 1886 bombing that took place in Haymarket Square, Chicago and its aftermath. Explore the conditions of the industrial revolution that set the stage for the Haymarket rally, the facts as known of the bombing, the trial that followed, and the worker movements spawned by that fateful day in May. Learn what the workers were striving for and the ideological underpinnings for different groups of workers, the courts, government, and industry.

SANDI VITO, former Secretary of Labor & Industry in Pennsylvania, currently serves as Executive Director of the SEIU Training and Upgrade Fund in New York. Received an economics degree from Stockton University, a labor history graduate from CUNY, and has written widely on labor and health policies.

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ING100: EXPANDING YOUR WINE PALATETuesday, October 12 | 3-4:30PM | In-Persononly | Off-site Okatie Vendor Fee $25

Did you know there are more than 10,000 wine grape varieties in the world, but only a few dozen have achieved widespread popularity and acclaim? Ta-ca-ron, a local boutique wine shop, makes it their mission to change that and takes great pleasure in introducing their clientele to small, unheralded vineyards and wineries from around the world who are producing some of the finest wines available today. Join owner and wine connoisseur Juan Carlos as he takes you on an exciting exploration of five of these wineries and acquaints you with new varietals and blends that are certain to surprise your palate and enable you to discover a whole new world of wines for your sipping pleasure.

JUAN CARLOS JIMENEZ, Ph.D., retired Mathematics Professor at Arizona State University and graduate of University of Massachusetts, Amherst, was a marine biologist conducting research/rescue of whales/manatees worldwide. He owns Ta-ca-ron, a boutique wine/cigar/gourmet tapas establishment in Okatie, SC.

INTEREST GROUPS

HEALTH & MEDICINE

HME110: SLEEP AND INSOMNIA - PRACTICAL TIPS FOR A GOOD NIGHT SLEEPThursday, November 4 | 1-2PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Hilton Head Island campus

This course will tackle the importance of sleep as well as a discussion on sleep hygiene, myths surrounding sleep, and CBTI cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia.

DEBI LYNES, Ph.D., explores the relationship between the physical environment and itsinfluence on health and wellness.

ING101: THE MODERN FBI WITH SPECIAL AGENT DANA RIDENOUR Tuesday, October 26 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

Retired FBI Special Agent Dana Ridenour will lead a discussion of the modern FBI, focusing largely on her career. She will discuss her time as an undercover operative and dispel the common myths and misperceptions of the FBI. She will explain what it takes to become an agent, including the training candidates receive at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Dana is the author of three award-winning novels. She will discuss her transition from FBI agent to author.

DANA RIDENOUR is an award-winning author and retired FBI Special Agent. During her twenty-year career she worked a wide variety of cases to include narcotics investigations, domestic sex trafficking of minors, and violent crime. She spent most of her career as an FBI undercover operative.

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IST100: UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AND SAUDI ARABIA TRADITIONS, CULTURE & HISTORY Tuesday/Thursday, September 28, 30 | 2 sessions | 10AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

Having lived and worked in the Middle East for over six years, Roger Anderson will share his first-hand experience, including updated information from his most recent trip. He will share demographics, cultural differences, history, and traditions. These will include the naming traditions; a review of what appears to be a complicated writing style; the distinction between Sunni and Shi’a Muslims; the Muslim’s view of Christianity and how tradition plays a role in their beliefs and practices. He hopes to expel some of the stereotypes

commonly held. ROGER ANDERSON is a Civil Engineering graduate from the University of Wisconsin, who has travelled extensively throughout the world in his career. He has spent over six years living and working in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

LEGAL

LEG120: THE DAVID POPE CASE - A COLD CASE HOMICIDE Monday, October 4 | 10AM-1:30PM | In-Person, Zoom | Bluffton campus

This class is about a cold case homicide from 1972, which the instructor was asked to reopen in August of 1994. A two-year-old boy had been starved and beaten every day of his life, then murdered. The suspect got away with this homicide for 22 years and continued beating another stepson and 5 of his own natural children. The lecture includes information on the grand jury presentation and trial details. There will be an introduction about “evil” in society, including 911 telephone calls to put the audience into the mindset of a victim. The instructor will detail 2 additional homicides that intertwine with this investigation. Lunch break from 11:30 a.m. - Noon. Note: The class will be listening to very disturbing audio during the lecture and will include detailed and graphic photos.

THOMAS AIKEN served 30 years with the New York State Police. He has investigated over 100 homicide/major cases and more than 700 child abuse cases. He worked as a trooper in uniform for over five years, a criminal investigator for eight years and supervisor of criminal investigators for more than 16 years.

LEG121: THE NOTORIOUS RBG: LANDMARK CASES INVOLVING RUTH BADER GINSBURG Monday, November 1, 8, 15 | 3 sessions | 3-5PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

This course will explore landmark case law from the US Supreme Court that directly involved the late Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The course will provide a brief history of Justice Ginsburg’s life and will examine landmark cases Justice Ginsburg argued before the US Supreme Court as a lawyer and advocate, and landmark cases from her time on the bench. Students will be provided with cases to read in advance of class and the class will follow a discussion-based format.

STEPHEN MEYER is a Bluffton attorney who earned his Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, from the University of South Carolina. He devotes his practice almost entirely to litigation and regularly handles cases involving constitutional law issues.

LIT120: SHAKESPEARE & HIS BUDDIES: THE EVOLUTION OF ELIZABETHAN AND JACOBEAN DRAMA Monday, October 11 | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

A look at how drama evolved in the late 16th and early 17th century, concentrating on William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe and Ben Jonson. Mark Jordan will explore the early plays of the period, then take a fuller look at Marlowe and his impact on Shakespeare, then the competition between Shakespeare and Jonson. See and hear speeches from our costumed lecturer as he guides you through this amazing period of theater.

MARK JORDAN has taught Shakespeare at several California universities. He has performed in over 20 of Shakespeare’s plays and has trained at the London Guild School of Music and Drama and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. He has traveled extensively and researched all of his many literary and historical topics that he presents to OLLI nationwide.

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LITERATURE & THEATER

LIT121: BOOK & FILM: EDITH WHARTON’S THE AGE OF INNOCENCE Wednesday, October 27, November 3 | 2 sessions | 1:30-3:30PM |In-Persononly| Bluffton campus

“The Age of Innocence” by Edith Wharton, published in 1920 and winner of the Pulitzer Prize, is one of our most endearing classics. In her recreation of the times of the Gilded Age in old New York, Wharton tells the story of love thwarted by the binding ties of family and responsibility. To celebrate its centenary, this discussion course will view the 1993 Martin Scorsese film starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Michelle Pfeiffer. Session two will be a short presentation on Wharton’s life and writings, followed by a discussion of the book and film. Registrants are expected to read the book!

DEBORAH BARNUM: snowbird (VT / SC), best friends with Jane Austen, blogger, compiles annual Austen and Burney bibliographies, bookstore owner (collectible books), OLLI classes (attends/teaches), Jane Austen book groups (reading classic literature), librarian, gardener, hiker, and traveler.

MUS101: INSIDE THE MUSIC: USCB CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES Concert 1Friday, October 29 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

Program note writer Michael Johns presents a pre-concert conversation on the composers and music to be heard for each USCB Chamber Music concert. Multiple recorded excerpts and commentary will acclimate listeners as to what they can expect to hear for the upcoming concert on Sunday, October 31, 2021.This class is free and open to the public. Registration and in-person attendance are strongly suggested. Please visit the Chamber Music website for more concert information. www.uscb.edu/chambermusic

MICHAEL JOHNS, DMA, received music degrees from the New England Conservatory and Temple University. He has performed on French horn with symphony, ballet and opera orchestras, in recital and chamber music. Music is his lifelong vocation and avocation.

MUSIC


Available On-Demand Only MUSIC BY WOMEN COMPOSERS FROM THE 9TH TO THE 21ST CENTURIES

“Women wrote music, they wrote it well, and they wrote it against the odds”. - Anna Beer For centuries, genius has been thought of as a male preserve; women have been denied access to education in composition, to professional positions within the field of music, and to opportunities for their compositions to be heard by audiences. They have shown great courage in continuing to compose music in spite of these handicaps. This class will give an introduction to the wide range of first-rate music written by women composers, beginning with Kassia in the 9th Century and continuing through to the 21st Century. Much of this music will be unfamiliar and is rarely performed, but it deserves to be much better known. The class will include a discussion of women composers in the Classical, Musical Theater, Jazz, Folk, and Popular traditions.

ROBERT ARNOLD is a retired biology professor from Colgate University who taught courses in Botany and Genetics. He has a lifelong interest in natural history and in music. He has sung with the Hilton Head Symphony Chorus and is an amateur performer on the Renais-sance lute.

LowcountryCommunityConcertBandsponsoredbyOLLIAll musicians welcome. Band practices weekly with public performances

scheduled through the year. For more information contact:

Band Advisory Chair: Jaki Fesq at [email protected]

MUS102: INSIDE THE MUSIC: USCB CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES Concert 2 Friday, December 3 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

Program note writer Michael Johns presents a pre-concert conversation on the composers and music to be heard for each USCB Chamber Music concert. Multiple recorded excerpts and commentary will acclimate listeners as to what they can expect to hear for the upcoming concert on Sunday, December 5, 2021.This class is free and open to the public. Registration and in-person attendance are strongly suggested. Please visit the Chamber Music website for more concert information. www.uscb.edu/chambermusic

MICHAEL JOHNS, DMA, received music degrees from the New England Conservatory and Temple University. He has performed on French horn with symphony, ballet and opera orchestras, in recital and chamber music. Music is his lifelong vocation and avocation.

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PGD120: HOW TO RESET YOUR FOCUS IN RETIREMENT Tuesday, October 5 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Hilton Head Island campusHow do you focus on getting things done? How do you reset that focus when you lose it? In this class, we cover how to reset your focus in retirement for what you want or need to do.

HENRIK DE GYOR is a consultant, podcaster and writer. Henrik has written seven books in three years. He lives and works at home in Bluffton, SC with his wife.

PERSONAL GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT

PGD121: IT IS NOT YOUR RACE, COLOR, GENDER - IT IS YOUR CULTURE, CUSTOMS AND CHARACTER Friday, October 22, 29 | 2 sessions | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Humans are social animals. As primates, we are taught how to accept or reject those we encounter. Often such decisions are below the level of self-awareness and knowledge that our screening mechanisms have been subtly or even intentionally imbued in our psyche. This course shares learnings, career and social experiences where subconsciously held paradigms did not hold true. Perceptions were overturned and assumptions repudiated. Those moments of epiphany overturn and expand value systems and behavioral codes to open vast new oppor-tunities leading to unforeseen personal and career growth.

CARLTON DALLAS is a thirty-four-year veteran of the petroleum industry who has managed assets in 71 countries on five continents. He earned Chevron’s highest honor, the Chairman’s Award for performance, during his last assignment as Regional Director for the Africa/Europe/Middle East/Pakistan Region.

PGD122: INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP IN CHALLENGING TIMES Friday, November 19 | 10-11:30AM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Largely drawn from his four-time national award-winning and #1 international best-selling book “LEADERSHIP: The Art of Inspiring People to Be Their Best”, Craig passes on decades of life lessons - both good and bad - told in

REL102: GOD AND CAESAR - THE FOREVER VEXING ISSUE OF “CHURCH” AND “STATE” Monday, October 18, 25 | 2 sessions | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Since the days of the Roman Empire, western society has wrestled with the question of how to reconcile the oft-times conflicting allegiance one must observe toward political leaders on the one hand and the teachings of religion on the other. This course will explore the matter of “church and state” from a variety of historical and contemporary perspectives with an effort to see how commonly-held views on this matter have evolved over the years. Among the authors we will examine will be John Locke, Thomas Jefferson, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, John Courtney Murray, and several lesser-known figures.

BRIAN CUDAHY, born and bred in Brooklyn, holds a Ph.D. in philosophy and teaches undergraduate courses at USCB. He has published widely on topics as diverse as the New York subways and religious history. His latest book, “From Blackmoor Lane to Capitol Hill,” analyzes the philosophy of the first Roman Catholic bishop of Charleston, John England.

REL101: THE ONLY PRAYER YOU WILL EVER NEED Monday, September 20, 27 | 2 sessions | 10-11:30AM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

Many people are familiar with the Lord’s Prayer, but typically recite it and miss its extraordinary hidden treasure. This teaching prayer invites us into seven meaningful conversations with God as well as with others. Following the seven petitions of prayer, these conversations are about perspective, hope, trust, life, forgiveness and gen-erosity, self-awareness, and gratitude. They invite us to live with aspirations to grow as human beings, deepen relationships, reach across divisions, and understand our profound connection to others. This course will deal with the prayer as conversations with God and the most valuable conversations we can have with others. DOUGLAS FLETCHER, an Iowa native, received a B.A. from Drake University and Master of Divinity and Ph.D. degrees from Princeton Theological Seminary. He served Presbyterian (USA)congregations in Tulsa, Austin and Hilton Head and taught Biblical studies at universities in Oklahoma, Texas and Zambia.


a compelling and sometimes very personal way. A master storyteller, thousands around the world have heard his inspirational message and have read his book. Learn from the retired Army General who brought OLLI 9/11: A Personal Reflection; Implications of a Rising China; Evolution of the U.S. Military from Vietnam to Today and West Point Trivia. Now enjoy his signature presentation.

CRAIG WHELDEN, retired Major General, spent 30 years in the U.S. Army and another nine as a member of the Senior Executive Service (SES) with the U.S. Marine Corps. Along the way, he led thousands of soldiers, sailors, and marines at each level from lieutenant to General Officer to Senior Executive - with 10 years in Europe and another 12 in the Pacific.

RELIGION

REL103: THE MYSTERIES OF KABBALAH Wednesday, October 20 | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

You’ve heard the word “Kabbalah” mentioned in hushed tones many a time. You realize it is filled with thousands of years of Jewish thought and practices. Now join Rabbi Robert Haas, as we unlock the mysteries of the ancient tradition of Jewish mysticism. Where does this discipline originate? Who created it and who practices it today? Why is it so shrouded in mystery? Will Rabbi Haas find himself in trouble with the authorities for sharing a deep-er understanding of its ancient meanings? Join our class and study the profound messages of this wonderful theology.

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RABBI ROBERT HAAS, a native of McAllen TX, became the 14th spiritual leader of Congre-gation Mickve Israel in Savannah, Georgia in 2012. He is a sought-after comedian, lecturer, preacher, and interfaith leader who regularly speaks and performs for organizations, radio shows, colleges, theaters, houses of worships, and institutions.

SCIENCE

SCI120: THE CLEAN AIR ACT AMENDMENTS: TOUCHSTONE LEGISLATIONMonday, September 27 | 1-3PM | In-Person, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

The Clean Air Act was one of the most significant pieces of legislation in US history. Last amended in 1990, it became landmark literally cleaning up the nation’s air in a remedial effort applied to every major industry. It cleaned up acid rain, particulate pollution, and mercury. It largely cleaned up urban smog, vehicular emis-sions, and significantly shrunk the cancer-causing ozone hole. This class will trace CAA history and provide some anecdotes, insights and solutions, which could serve as a template for the US response to climate change.

VINCE ALBANESE has 40 years’ experience in the business of energy efficiency and air pollution control, serving as President of The Institute of Clean Air Companies, the national trade association dealing with energy production, and monitoring and control of air pollution.

SCI121: THE FUTURE OF ELECTRICITY GENERATION AND ENERGY PRODUCTION IN A REDUCED CARBON WORLD Tuesday, October 12 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, On-Demand | Hilton Head Island campus

The energy path forward has numerous possible twists and turns. South Carolina currently obtains over 50% of its reasonable cost electricity from four nuclear power plants in the state. The operating licenses for three of these 1970s vintage plants may be extended beyond 2050, but they cannot last forever. About 1/3 of SC electric-ity is used by Industry. Intermittent, non-dispatchable, renewable power creates a challenge to manufacturing competitiveness, especially with China. Most large auto manufacturers have announced plans to discontinue manufacturing gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035 and change production to electric vehicles (EV). Solar elec-tricity requires enormous plots of land and only functions during the day. Hydrogen is a clean fuel that can technically provide storage of energy for electric generation when solar is unavailable and replaces gasoline for transportation vehicles with no carbon emissions. This course provides students an overview of several of the challenging paths forward to EV’s, hydrogen and energy storage. DICK STORM, registered professional engineer and Williamson graduate, worked in electrical power generation for five decades and is founder of Storm Technologies, Inc. His specialty was large electric utility plants fueled by coal. He was involved in large combustion processes around the world with power generation facilities and also mining power for primary metals production. Employed over the years with Babcock & Wilcox, Flame Refracto-ries, Carolina Power & Light, Mobil Oil, Standard Pressed Steel & Inductotherm.

SCI122: NASA: CURRENT MISSIONS AND FUTURE HORIZONS Thursday, October 14 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

This presentation describes NASA’s current research, development, and mission activities in aeronautics, earth science, manned exploration, and unmanned space exploration (robotic probes, rovers, orbiting telescopes). Each of these primary areas of NASA’s focus will be explored with activities of both near-term and in the future.


Finally, the overriding question of whether NASA will choose to emphasize robotic or human exploration in the future will be discussed. JACK HANSEN, PhD, spent most of his career helping lead research organizations in the federal government

(e.g., NASA) and universities (e.g., Penn State Applied Research Laboratory). Since retiring, he has written two books on the personal dimensions of retirement and worked with the OLLI National Resource Center on surveys of OLLI participants. He is also active in the OLLI at Furman University.

SCI123: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Friday, October 15 | 10AM-12N | In-Person, On-Demand | Bluffton campus

This course provides an overview of the history of Artificial Intelligence (A.I.), the methods employed to simulate intelligence by computer, some of the key accomplishments to date, and policy issues associated with the continued development of this field. Examples of the successful implementation of A.I. which will be described are playing such complex games as chess, controlling a remote spacecraft, scheduling the tasks of Mars exploration rovers, and autopilot capabilities for “self-driving” cars. JACK HANSEN, PhD, spent most of his career helping lead research organizations in the federal government

(e.g., NASA) and universities (e.g., Penn State Applied Research Laboratory). Since retiring, he has written two books on the personal dimensions of retirement and worked with the OLLI National Resource Center on surveys of OLLI participants. He is also active in the OLLI at Furman University.

SPORTS

SPO100: HAZZARD CREEK KAYAK TRIPThursday, September 23 | 10:30AM-1PM | In-Persononly | Off-site Bluffton Vendor Fee $45

Join Beaufort Kayak Tours as they lead participants on an approximate four-mile round-trip beginners kayaking excursion on Hazzard Creek. This paddle is suitable for beginner paddlers. Paddlers will pass the Bolan Hall Plantation that was completed in the 1980s and will see the rice culture of Beaufort County days gone by. When the tide turns, the river will take participants back to the starting point. Beaufort Kayak Tours will supply the in-structors, kayaks, paddles, and PFD’s. Single and tandem kayaks will be assigned by Beaufort Kayak Tours at the time of launch. Every effort will be made to accommodate your kayak request.

JIM and TERI POHORSKY have explored the Lowcountry in kayaks for over 25 years. Jim enjoys sharing the history and ecology of the area. Teri is a retired teacher with a Master’s Degree as a Reading Specialist. Both are graduates of Iowa State University and spent many years paddling our local waterways as well as sponsoring kayak, bike, and hike trips in the Everglades.

SPO101: FORT FREDERICK KAYAK TOURWednesday, October 27 | 1-3:30PM | In-Persononly | Off-site Beaufort Vendor Fee $45

Join Beaufort Kayak Tours on a 3-mile, tidal trip appropriate for beginners or experienced kayakers. Participants will ride the tidal current to the fort where participants will land and learn about the history of the fort, tabby construction techniques, and the Emancipation Oaks. Paddlers will return on the falling tide to the departure point. Beaufort Kayak Tours will supply the instructors, kayaks, paddles, and PFD’s. Single and tandem kayaks will be assigned by Beaufort Kayak Tours at the time of launch. Every effort will be made to accommodate your kayak request.

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TRA120: HIDDEN GEMS OF AMERICA’S NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM Monday/Wednesday, September 27, 29 | 2 sessions | 3:30-5:30PM | Zoom, On-Demand

This class will explore our national park system’s stunning hidden gems, places largely unfamiliar to the public, and all but serious park enthusiasts and rangers. Fifty-one National Park Service locations including sites from across the continent and into the Pacific and Caribbean will be covered, exploring lesser-known but spectacular natural and historical parks that remain some of our National Park Service’s best-kept secrets. DAVID KROESE is one of about fifty people known to have visited all 400+ National Park Service units in December 2017. David has spent thousands of hours exploring our park system, logging over 1,500 NPS

site visits. David shares his enthusiasm for our park system in speaking engagements across the country, lectures on park-related themes in programs at over a dozen colleges and universities, and is currently working on his next book, “Hidden Gems of America’s National Park System”.

JIM and TERI POHORSKY have explored the Lowcountry in kayaks for over 25 years. Jim enjoys sharing the history and ecology of the area. Teri is a retired teacher with a Master’s Degree as a Reading Specialist. Both are graduates of Iowa State University and spent many years paddling our local waterways as well as sponsoring kayak, bike, and hike trips in the Everglades.

TRAVEL

TRA121: AFRICAN TRAVELS: KENYA & TANZANIA Thursday, October 7 | 1-3PM | In-Person, Zoom, On-Demand | Beaufort campus

This class explores a 17-day safari experience on the amazing continent of Africa. Students will gain practical knowledge about two different countries, Kenya and Tanzania. We will explore the animals, cultures, and uniqueness of each of these amazing African countries. Presenters share photos and stories from each region. Warning - this course could result in altered vacation plans to include Africa and a guided safari.

TIPPY AMICK, Ph.D., from Florida State University with a major in Human Services and Studies. She has been on the faculty of FSU for over 20 years teaching leadership courses. She moved to Hilton Head and opened a business offering workshops on topics including communication courses. DONNA MORRIS is a retired teacher with experience in overseas work and travel. Donna, a native of North Carolina, graduated from UNC-Greensboro with a Masters Degree in Education. Her teaching career spanned 30 years, including 14 years teaching abroad.

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WRITING

WRI100: GRAB A PEN AND LET’S WRITE! Tuesday, October 12, 19 | 2 sessions | 1-3PM | In-Persononly | Beaufort campus

This class is for everyone who wants to write. Whether you’re a rusty writer returning to your craft; a novelist, freelance writer or poet seeking inspiration; or someone looking to write those stories that have been entertain-ing your family and friends for years, Let’s Write is your opportunity to get inspired and start filling those blank pages. Using a method of writing practice developed by Natalie Goldberg, author of “Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within”, students use timed writing to create chunks of memoir, fiction, nonfiction, and/or poetry to take home and complete.

KATHERINE TANDY BROWN has traveled the world as a freelance writer for 30-years. A workshop leader and writing coach, she is penning her first novel, One to Go: An Equine Thriller and a memoir, Anne, Queen of the Wingchair.


OLLI CODE OF CONDUCTOLLI seeks to meet the needs of an engaged learning community and maximize the learning experience for all members. We promote a positive, educational culture. Please respect the rights of instructors and members through active listening and thoughtful discussion, especially if you are not in agreement with others’ opinions. Monopolizing discussions, undermining the instructor’s credibility, and being disrespectful in words or actions will not be tolerated.

IN-PERSON COURSES• Raise your hand when you have a question or comment. Blurting out comments or questions can disrupt the class and instructor’s presentation.• Show up for the courses you are registered for.• Contact an OLLI office if you are unable to attend a course that you have registered for.• Please sign in for all OLLI courses you attend.• Please turn all electronic devices off or place them in vibrate mode when in the classroom.

ZOOM ETIQUETTE• Keep your microphone muted throughout the course. Microphones can pick up noises that may disrupt the presentation.• Use the chat feature to submit questions and comments during the presentation. OLLI staff will moderate questions and comments when the instructor is ready.• Please be considerate of your surroundings if your camera is on during the presentation.

ON-DEMAND• Please do not share your custom link and password from the OLLI On-Demand library.

Failure to follow the OLLI code of conduct can result in the revocation of On-Demand privileges, removal from online courses, and/or removal from the OLLI program. Sharing Zoom links and

On-Demand access is strictly prohibited.

The following courses will be offered in-person on all three USCB campuses, Beaufort, Bluffton and Hilton Head Island. See course pages for more information about each course.

OLLI In-Person Course Summary

ART120 HAND BUILT SCULPTURE

ART122 ARCHITECTURE OF CATHEDRALS

ART123 ZENTANGLE

ART124 PICASSO

ART125 CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY

COI121 OLLI 101

COI122 EXPERIMENTAL LEARNING AT USCB

COI123 NAVIGATING RACIAL UNITY

COI124 RECONSTRUCTION BEAUFORT

CUL101 AUTHENTIC BASQUE TAPAS & WINE

CUL104 CHICKEN PARMIGIANA COOKING DEMO

ECO121 DRINKING WATER

ECO122 PLANKTON

ECO123 LAND PROTECTION/CONSERVATION

ECO124 OUR LOCAL DOLPHINS

ECO125 SHRIMP TALES

GAR120 PALMS IN THE SOUTH

GAR122 BULBS FOR THE SOUTH

GAR123 PERENNIAL PLANTS

GAR124 THE FRAGRANT PATH

GAR125 WEEDS OF THE LOWCOUNTRY

GAR126 BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO BUTTERFLIES

GOV100 KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

GOV101 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM

HIS122 ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

HIS125 STREET NAMES OF HILTON HEAD

HIS126 POSTWAR PERIODS IN AMERICAN HISTORY

HIS127 THE BOUNTY

HIS128 NAUTICAL ORIGINS

HIS130 THE COLLAPSE OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC

HIS131 THE ART & HISTORY OF CIGAR MAKING

HIS132 NATURAL HISTORY & ARCHAEOLOGY OF BEER

HIS134 IMMIGRATION

HIS136 HAYMARKET AFFAIR

HME110 SLEEP AND INSOMNIA

ING101 THE MODERN FBI

IST100 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AND SAUDI ARABIA

LEG120 THE DAVID POPE CASE - A COLD CASE HOMICIDE

LEG121 THE NOTORIOUS RBG

LIT120 SHAKESPEARE & HIS BUDDIES

LIT121 BOOK & FILM: EDITH WHARTON

MUS101 INSIDE THE MUSIC: Concert 1

MUS102 INSIDE THE MUSIC: Concert 2

PGD120 HOW TO RESET YOUR FOCUS

PGD121 IT IS NOT YOUR RACE, COLOR, GENDER

PGD122 INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP

REL101 THE ONLY PRAYER YOU WILL EVER NEED

REL102 ISSUE OF “CHURCH” AND “STATE”

REL103 THE MYSTERIES OF KABBALAH

SCI120 THE CLEAN AIR ACT AMENDMENTS

SCI121 THE FUTURE OF ELECTRICITY

SCI122 NASA: CURRENT MISSIONS AND FUTURE HORIZONS

SCI123 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

TRA121 AFRICAN TRAVELS: KENYA & TANZANIA

WRI100 GRAB A PEN AND LET’S WRITE!

“Being new to the area, I was very excited to find out about OLLI and all the different courses that they have about the Lowcountry. What better way to learn about my new “home” then to hear from longtime residents and experts? Being in-person gives me a chance to meet my new neighbors and feel a part of a community.”

~ChuckMackintosh–Member since 2020

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The following courses will be recorded and added to the Fall 2021 On-Demand library after their live date listed in the course pages. Members who purchase the Unlimited term ($125) will have full access to the On-Demand library through December 3, 2021. You do NOT need to register for a course offered On-Demand.

ART121 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPH

ART122 CATHEDRALS ARCHITECTURE

ART124 PICASSO

COI120 9/11: A PERSONAL ACCOUNT

COI121 OLLI 101

COI122 EXPERIMENTAL LEARNING AT USCB

COI123 RACIAL UNITY: A FORUM

COI124 RECONSTRUCTION BEAUFORT

COM100 GET ZOOM READY WITH OLLI

CUL104 CHICKEN PARMIGIANA COOKING DEMO

ECO121 PROTECTING DRINKING WATER

ECO123 LAND PROTECTION/CONSERVATION

ECO124 OUR LOCAL DOLPHINS

ECO125 SHRIMP TALES

GAR120 PALMS IN THE SOUTH

GAR122 BULBS FOR THE SOUTH

GAR123 PERENNIAL PLANTS

GAR124 THE FRAGRANT PATH

GOV101 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM

HIS120 AMERICAN ASIAN

HIS122 ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

HIS125 STREET NAMES OF HILTON HEAD

HIS126 POSTWAR PERIODS IN AMERICAN HISTORY

HIS127 THE BOUNTY

OLLI On-Demand Course Summary

HIS130 THE COLLAPSE OF THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC

HIS131 THE ART & HISTORY OF CIGAR MAKING

HIS134 IMMIGRATION

HIS136 HAYMARKET AFFAIR

HME110 SLEEP AND INSOMNIA

ING101 THE MODERN FBI

IST100 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AND SAUDI ARABIA

LEG121 THE NOTORIOUS RBG

LIT120 SHAKESPEARE & HIS BUDDIES

MUS101 INSIDE THE MUSIC Concert 1

MUS102 INSIDE THE MUSIC Concert 2

MUS103 WOMEN COMPOSERS

PGD120 HOW TO RESET YOUR FOCUS IN RETIREMENT

PGD121 IT IS NOT YOUR RACE, COLOR, GENDER

PGD122 INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP

REL101 THE ONLY PRAYER YOU WILL EVER NEED

REL102 THE ISSUE OF “CHURCH” AND “STATE”

REL103 THE MYSTERIES OF KABBALAH

SCI120 THE CLEAN AIR ACT AMENDMENTS

SCI121 THE FUTURE OF ELECTRICITY

SCI122 NASA: CURRENT MISSIONS

SCI123 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

TRA120 HIDDEN GEMS OF AMERICA’S NATIONAL PARK

TRA121 AFRICAN TRAVELS: KENYA & TANZANIA

“I became an OLLI member when I was still working. I was impressed with the variety offered but could attend only a few classes. I’m excited about OLLI’s new flexible format with choices galore - in-person or zoom or on-demand. I never have to miss a class again!”

~ Carol Hartman, OLLI Member since 2016

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Will not be On-Demand

When taking an OLLI course through Zoom, it is different than physically sitting in the classroom. Example: you may not always see the instructor if they walk outside of the camera’s view. OLLI offers tech support for members who want to get the most out of their Zoom experience.

ART124Z PICASSO

COI121Z OLLI 101

COI122Z EXPERIMENTAL LEARNING AT USCB

COI124Z RECONSTRUCTION BEAUFORT

COM100Z GET ZOOM READY WITH OLLI

COM101Z GET ZOOM READY WITH OLLI

ECO121Z OUR DRINKING WATER

ECO123Z LAND PROTECTION/CONSERVATION

ECO124Z OUR LOCAL DOLPHINS

ECO125Z SHRIMP TALES

GAR120Z PALMS IN THE SOUTH

GAR122Z BULBS FOR THE SOUTH

GAR123Z PERENNIAL PLANTS

GAR124Z THE FRAGRANT PATH

GOV101Z AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM

HIS120Z AMERICAN ASIAN

HIS122Z ELEANOR ROOSEVELT

HIS125Z STREET NAMES OF HILTON HEAD

HIS126Z POSTWAR PERIODS IN AMERICAN HISTORY

HIS127Z THE BOUNTY

OLLI Live on Zoom Course Summary

HIS131Z THE ART & HISTORY OF CIGAR MAKING

HIS132Z NATURAL HISTORY & ARCHAEOLOGY OF BEER

HIS134Z IMMIGRATION

HIS136Z HAYMARKET AFFAIR

HME110Z SLEEP AND INSOMNIA

ING101Z THE MODERN FBI

IST100Z UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AND SAUDI ARABIA

LEG120Z THE DAVID POPE CASE

LEG121Z THE NOTORIOUS RBG

LIT120Z SHAKESPEARE & HIS BUDDIES

MUS101Z INSIDE THE MUSIC: Concert 1

MUS102Z INSIDE THE MUSIC: Concert 2

PGD120Z HOW TO RESET YOUR FOCUS

PGD121Z IT IS NOT YOUR RACE, COLOR, GENDER

PGD122Z INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP

REL101Z THE ONLY PRAYER YOU WILL EVER NEED

REL102Z VEXING ISSUE OF “CHURCH” AND “STATE”

REL103Z THE MYSTERIES OF KABBALAH

TRA120Z HIDDEN GEMS OF USA NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM

TRA121Z AFRICAN TRAVELS: KENYA & TANZANIA

“Although I enjoy all of the ways to take OLLI classes, the Zoom classes give me more flexibility. If my schedule is tight, the drive is too long that day, or I just want to enjoy my second mug of coffee, I have the option to stay home and still participate in OLLI. I can take OLLI with me when I travel, something I was not able to do a few years ago and don’t think I can live without now.

~ Tom Weller, OLLI Member since 2015

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The following courses will be offered in various locations across the region. See course pages for more information about each class.

OLLI Off-Site Course Summary

ART121 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPH RESTORATION

CUL102 SPIRITS 101

CUL103 LOWCOUNTRY CUISINE WITH SALLIE ANN ROBINSON

ECO120 LOWCOUNTRY BUTTERFLIES AT THE COASTAL DISCOVERY MUSEUM

ECO126 ST. PHILLIPS ISLAND SAFARI

GAR121 GARDEN TOUR OF THE POINT

HIS121 HILTON HEAD HISTORY SEPTEMBER DRIVING TOUR

HIS123 BEAUFORT RIVER CRUISE

HIS124 HILTON HEAD HISTORY OCTOBER DRIVING TOUR

HIS129 HISTORIC MITCHELVILLE: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE

HIS133 HISTORY WALKING TOUR OF THE BEAUFORT NATIONAL CEMETERY

HIS135 BEAUFORT: HISTORIC CHURCHES WALKING TOUR

ING100 EXPANDING YOUR WINE PALATE

SPO100 HAZZARD CREEK KAYAK TRIP

SPO101 FORT FREDERICK KAYAK TOUR

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