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410-822-5400 • 410-228-4360, ext. 5810 • www.chesapeake.edu/continuing_ed/ial

Registration InformationYou may register for IAL classes by completing the IAL registration forms found in this brochure or on the IAL website at www.chesapeake.edu/continuing_ed/ial/. Online registration is available as well at www.chesapeake.edu/continuing-education/online-registration; click on the Search and Register for CE Classes link. Registrations will begin processing on date of Showcase. Registrations will continue to be accepted until classes are filled or begin. NO RECEIPT OR CONFIRMATION WILL BE SENT UPON REGISTRATION. HOWEVER, YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED *VIA EMAIL* IF A COURSE IS FULLY ENROLLED OR CANCELLED.

CLASS ATTENDANCEIf you register for a class, you are expected to attend that class. In deference to the instructor and other students who may wish to take the class, please contact the Education Dept. Administrative Associate, Nicolle Gamez, if you need to drop a class by sending an email to: [email protected].

LOCATIONClasses are held on the Wye Mills Campus of Chesapeake College located at the intersection of Routes 50 and 213, the Cambridge College Center on Race Street in Cambridge, MD and at Wye River Designs, 4300 Main Street, Grasonville, MD 21638.

BROWN BAG LUNCH & LEARN SERIES3 TED presentations and discussions are planned for the Brown Bag Lunch & Learn Series on select Mondays at 11:45 am in EDC 27. Please refer to the calendar for exact dates.

WEATHER-RELATED CLASS CANCELLATIONSPlease visit the College’s Inclement Weather Closings page, www.chesapeake.edu/closings for information regarding class cancellations/delays. Hard copies are also available in classrooms EDC 27 and HEC 117 and in the Education Department Office.

BEYOND THE CLASSROOMFor local IAL trips/tours and social activity information, please contact the IAL Council for details at,[email protected]

JOIN US for the IAL SHOWCASE

OF CLASSESThursday, August 15, 2019

2:00 – 4:00 pm

HPAC Multipurpose Room (HPAC 130)

Chesapeake College, Wye Mills Campus

Please RSVP by August 8 to: Nicolle Gamez at

410-822-5400 ext. 2300 orEmail: [email protected]

if you plan to attend.

Please join us to learn about the IAL, socialize, meet the instructors, and hear brief descriptions of upcoming

classes and events.

All are welcome!

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Classes and DescriptionsThe following courses will be held on the Wye Mills Campus

MONDAY CLASSES

BIBLICAL BIRDS: MEANINGS AND METAPHORSCEL 331 9FThis continuing education course is designed to consider the diversity and significance of birds in the Biblical narrative. The Holy Scriptures of the Hebrew Bible and New Testament contain more than 300 references to birds. From Noah’s Dove to the Rooster’s crow at St. Peter’s denial, students will learn how a variety of birds advance narrative and provide subtle commentary as a unique feature of creation within the Bible.DATE: MONDAY, 9/9 – 10/7/19TIME: 3 – 4:30PM (5 SESSIONS)LOCATION: AUD 01INSTRUCTOR: MARK DELCUZE

BOXING AND NUTRITIONCEL 341 9FThis continuing education course is designed to teach basic boxing skills such as proper punching, footwork, and defense. Students will also learn about nutrition including daily recommended vitamins and clean eating for sustainable energy throughout workouts and for optimal health.DATE: MONDAY, 10/7 – 10/14/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (2 SESSIONS)LOCATION: HPAC 103 (YOGA/DANCE SUDIO)INSTRUCTOR: TYRELL JAMES

CURRENT EVENTS & SOCIAL ISSUESCEL 012 9FFacilitators will lead participant-directed current events discussion sessions. Discussion leaders and class students choose topics from TV and computer news sources, and from reading newspapers and news magazines. Issues will be wide-ranging, including science, the environment, business, medicine, world events, politics, sports and religion. The intent is to stimulate discussion, to foster respect for differing points of view, to explore unfamiliar topics, and to learn from one another.DATE: MONDAY, 11/4 – 12/9/19TIME: 10 – 11:30AM (6 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27CO-INSTRUCTORS: MARY WHITEHEAD & LARRY BLOUNT

TUESDAY CLASSES

POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGYCEL 317 9FThis continuing education course is designed to provide the student with the opportunity to analyze and challenge personal political attitudes, consider polarization and confirmation bias, and to interact with other students

to address and reach consensus on political issues. The course will include brief in-class readings and activities, completion of an analysis instrument along with interpersonal interaction, Socratic seminars, brief lectures, and discussion. Limited to 15 students.DATE: TUESDAY, 9/3 – 10/1/19TIME: 1 – 2:30PM (5 SESSIONS) LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: STEVE KINLOCK

TAROT: A WORLD OF ART AND HISTORYCEL 298 9FThis course is designed for the student who is interested in learning more about the history and art associated with Tarot cards. Topics to be examined and discussed will include card illustrations and how they relate to a six-hundred-year global expansion, the complexities of the artistry, the practice of divination, and the many uses of Tarot cards.DATE: TUESDAY, 9/3 – 9/24/19TIME: 1 – 2:30PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: AUD 01INSTRUCTOR: SUZANNE SANDERS

BRAZILIAN COOKINGCEL 319 9FWe will study the history of Brazilian cuisine and beverages. We will prepare several dishes while introducing new herbs and spices, and perhaps new ingredients and then enjoy a good meal afterwards. There is a $25 materials fee for this class, due at the time of registration. Limited to 12 students. DATE: TUESDAY, 9/17/19TIME: 10AM – 1PM (1 SESSION) LOCATION: TPAC KITCHENINSTRUCTOR: KATIE BARNEY

HOW A LOOM IS DRESSSED-DEMOCEL 356 9FThis course is designed to give the viewer an opportunity to see the process of dressing a loom. In a presentation format similar to a television cooking show, the audience will experience all of the steps the weaver completes to prepare the loom for weaving. From design decisions to warp-and-weft calculations, then on to measuring, beaming on, and tensioning; everything is covered for the curious to experience. Time allowed for audience questions.DATE: TUESDAY, 9/24/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: MICHELLE FOLLETT

MEMOIR WRITINGCEL 147 9F“My Story and I’m Stickin’ to It!” Students will explore their lives through writing and reading their stories to each other. Topics will be assigned each week and precious


memories will be shared. Everyone has a story. Once you get started, the memories will flow. Your family will be glad you took the time to remember.DATE: TUESDAY, 10/1 – 10/22/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: HEC 117INSTRUCTOR: BARBARA REISERT

DRAWING IN VARIOUS MEDIACEL 336 9FThis continuing education course is designed for students at any level to learn the various techniques and styles of drawing from different media. Topics will include identifying important elements and extracting the focal point in a still life or landscape, focus on composition and value, and using pencil, charcoal, pastel, and water media to draw. Supplies not provided, students will be required to purchase a kit of minimum supplies. Please contact the instructor for a supply list: [email protected]. Limited to 10 students. DATE: TUESDAY, 10/1 – 10/22/19TIME: 1 – 2:30PM (4 SESSIONS) LOCATION: TECH 101INSTRUCTOR: ABBY LAIBLE

PAINTING “PLEIN AIR”- ACRYLIC OR OILCEL 335 9FThis continuing education course is designed to explore the fundamentals of plein air through demos and hands-on learning using either acrylics or oil paint. Topics will include composition, color mixing, creating deep space, balancing colors and the focal point, and identification of big and small shapes in landscape. Students will create 2-3 plein air paintings. Supplies not provided, students will be required to purchase a kit of minimum supplies. Please contact the instructor for a supply list: [email protected]. Limited to 8 students. DATE: TUESDAY, 10/1 – 10/8/19TIME: 3 – 6PM (2 SESSIONS)LOCATION: TECH 101INSTRUCTOR: ABBY LAIBLE

ARMENIAN COOKING CEL 320 9FWe will study the history of Armenian cuisine and beverages. We will prepare several dishes while introducing new herbs and spices, and perhaps new ingredients and then enjoy a good meal afterwards. There is a $25 materials fee for this class, due at the time of registration. Limited to 12 students.DATE: TUESDAY, 10/8/19TIME: 10AM – 1PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: TPAC KITCHENINSTRUCTOR: KATIE BARNEY

BEAD WEAVING- PINCH BEAD BRACELETCEL 388 9FThis continuing education course is designed for students interested in being introduced to bead weaving

or wanting to learn a new type of stitch. Bead weaving is ‘sewing’ beads together with a needle and special threat to create a project. Students will get hands-on experience doing right-angle weave stitching by making a bracelet using pinch beads and round seed beads. This project is designed for beginners. Pay in person at the first class, $10 for a bracelet kit. If you have any questions or would like a picture of the bracelet, please contact Teddy at Crazy4Beads@outlook. com. Limited to 6 students.DATE: TUESDAY, 10/15 – 10/29/19TIME: 1 – 2:30 PM (3 SESSIONS) LOCATION: HEC 117INSTRUCTOR: TEDDY GRIFFIN

INTRO TO DRUM CIRCLECEL 340 9FDrum circles are interactive sessions with minimal teaching and no musical expectation beyond adding something to the beat the circle creates. This continuing education course is designed for adults wishing to experience a hand-drum circle, learn some basic beats, and circle practices. Hand drums and other percussion instruments will be provided, but please email Jonathan at [email protected] to let him know if you will be bringing your own drum(s). Limited to 12 students. DATE: TUESDAY, 11/5 – 11/26/19TIME: 8:45 – 10:15AM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: JONATHAN WILLIAMS

FALL FEASTCEL 321 9FThis cooking class will feature fall dishes from around the world, accompanied by a lecture on how they’re used and the special ingredients that will be used. Students will learn how dishes from around the world are cooked for the fall, be introduced to new herbs and spices, and try some not-so-local vegetables, and enjoy a good meal afterwards. There is a $25 materials fee for this class, due at the time of registration. Limited to 12 students.DATE: TUESDAY, 11/5/19TIME: 10AM – 1PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: TPAC KITCHENINSTRUCTOR: KATIE BARNEY

2 FINGER BLUEGRASS, COUNTRY, AND OLD-TIMECEL 330 9FThis continuing education course is designed for students wishing to quickly learn how to play popular Bluegrass, Country, and Old-Time songs on their choice of guitar (2 available) banjo (2 available), baritone ukulele (1 available), or bass (1 available). Students do not need any previous music training—instead, you will use an older tuning system that allows a novice to play the main 3 chords of most popular tunes with one or two fingers. Topics include how to strum and fret chords, how to change chords, and learn about the relative minor chord. Left hand nails need to


be trimmed before the first class. Pay in person at the first class, $25 rental fee. Please email Jonathan at [email protected] to let him know if you will be renting or have your own instrument. Limited to 6 students. DATE: TUESDAY, 11/5 – 11/26/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: JONATHAN WILLIAMS

MUSIC FOR THE LIVING AND THE DEADCEL 334 9FThis continuing education course is designed to explore how great composers have approached the experience of loss through death, and have used music to proclaim their beliefs and achieve acceptance and resolution. Mozart, Verdi, Brahmas, and Mahler will be covered in this course. Topics include short biographies of the composers, discussion of their work structure, comparing their works from psychological, emotional, and religious points, and listening to and observing recordings of their works with pertinent commentary. This will be an exercise in comparative music appreciation, and technical issues will be avoided. DATE: TUESDAY, 11/5 – 11/26/19TIME: 1 – 3PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: HEC 117INSTRUCTOR: RAYMOND VERGNE

PHOTOGRAPHY IN EVERYDAY LIFE SESSION IICEL 326 9FFThis continuing education course is designed to teach students how to use photography to capture everyday life. Instruction will be given on how to use digital cameras and/or smartphones to confidently take pro-like photos. Topics include camera controls and techniques, exposure and lighting, composition and depth of field, simple photo editing, and discussion about photography and how photographs are important to life. Students must bring a digital camera or smartphone with photo taking abilities to each class. Limited to 12 students.DATE: TUESDAY, 11/5 – 12/3/19TIME: 3 – 4:30PM (5 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: CAROLINE PHILLIPS

LINE DANCINGCES 463 9FThis is a beginner dance class where students will learn the basic dance steps for a different dance style each week and will learn a routine to go with each basic dance step learned. This class is definitely for someone who wants to get some exercise for a healthy lifestyle and have fun too. Limited to 15 students.DATE: TUESDAY, 11/26 – 12/17/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: HPAC 103 (YOGA/DANCE STUDIO) INSTRUCTOR: KATHY LEARY

BEAD WEAVING- ADVANCED BEGINNERCEL 339 9FThis continuing education course is designed for students with some experience bead weaving with the herringbone stitch or who have previously taken Teddy Griffin’s beginner herringbone class. Students will get hands-on experience doing herringbone stitching by making a bracelet using 2-hole superduo beads and small round seed beads. Thisproject is designed for advanced beginners. Pay in person atthe first class, $10 for a bracelet kit. If you have any questionsor would like a picture of the bracelet, please contact Teddyat [email protected]. Limited to 6 students. DATE:TUESDAY, 12/3 – 12/17/19TIME: 1 – 2:30PM (3 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: TEDDY GRIFFIN

WEDNESDAY CLASSES

PICKLEBALL SESSION ICEL 257 9FThis course is designed for players of all abilities. The key rules of the game will be covered including the pickleball serve, volleys, scorekeeping, the double-bounce rule and player positions. Pickleball perforated polymer balls will be provided. Students must bring their own paddles. Limited to 12 students.DATE: WEDNESDAY, 9/4 – 9/25/19TIME: 8:45 – 10:15AM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: TENNIS COURTSINSTRUCTOR: SUSAN CLAGGETT

GENTLE YOGA SESSION ICES 039 9FThis course will incorporate an active warm up, floor exercise and standing exercises, stretching and strengthening to promote flexible joints, stronger muscles and healthier backs. Limited to 15 students.DATE: WEDNESDAY, 9/4 – 9/25/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: HPAC 103 (YOGA/DANCE STUDIO) INSTRUCTOR: SUSAN CLAGGETT

LET’S MAKE SMITH ISLAND CAKECEL 323 9FMake cake, make frosting, assemble and eat! In addition to learning about the background and history about the Maryland State cake, students will learn the fundamentals behind baking cakes from scratch, as well as baking tips that provide a professional look to making and frosting cakes. After we bake and frost this 10-layer cake, we will enjoy eating the results of our labor. There is a $10 materials fee for this class, due at the time of registration. Limited to 12 students.DATE: WEDNESDAY, 9/11/19TIME: 10:00AM – 1PM (1 SESSION) LOCATION: TPAC KITCHENINSTRUCTOR: JANET O’CONNOR


TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHYCEL 314 9FThis continuing education course is designed to introduce students to the best practices in Travel Photography. Topics will include preparing equipment for travel, compositional techniques, and tips on shooting various situations they may encounter while traveling, such as landscapes, festivals, architecture, and people. Students will be given the opportunity to share photos and travel stories from places they have already traveled to. Additionally, students will expand their knowledge of techniques for shooting digitally and working with digital images. This class is appropriate for any level photographer with any kind of camera (not including phones). Students should be familiar with the basic operations of their camera and bring their camera and manual to each class.DATE: WEDNESDAY, 9/4 – 9/25/19TIME: 1 – 3PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: BOB MILLER

OIL PAINTING: BIGGER IS BETTERCEL 324 9FThis continuing education course is designed for students with any level of experience in oil painting. Using larger canvases, larger brushes, and palette knives will encourage students to try new oil painting techniques to create a sunset or sunrise in oil paint. Students will focus on the use of expressing mood and atmosphere by utilizing color and composition, and redirecting attention to detail to imagery and imagination. Supplies not provided, students will be required to purchase a kit of minimum supplies. Please contact the instructor for a supply list: [email protected]. Limited to 8 students. DATE: WEDNESDAY, 9/4 – 10/2/19TIME: 1:30 – 3:30PM (5 SESSIONS)LOCATION: TECH 101INSTRUCTOR: PATRICIA LANG

NIBBLES, APPETIZERS, AND HORS D’OEUVRES CEL 322 9FThis class will give students a variety of recipes for fall get-togethers, parties, and take a longs while learning organization, preparation, and do-ahead tips, the appropriate amount and number of appetizers for large and small gatherings, and how to present foods that appeal to the eye. We will discuss what makes up a satisfying array of appetizers, drinks, and desserts and get to enjoy the resulting party. There is a $15 materials fee for this class, due at the time of registration. Limited to 12 students.DATE: WEDNESDAY, 10/2/19 TIME: 10:00AM – 1PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: TPAC KITCHENINSTRUCTOR: JANET O’CONNOR

MARYLAND IN THE CIVIL WARCEL 181 9FThis continuing education course will explore the role Maryland played in the Civil War. From attempts to secede

from the Union, to battlefield action, Maryland was a critical border state. Students will explore this history and the social causes that exploded during that time. Emphasis will be on the part played by Eastern Shore citizens and Maryland’s evolution from a slavery-based economy. A general familiarity with Civil War history is desired, but not required. The Biography of Frederick Douglass should be read for a better understanding and appreciation for this course.DATE: WEDNESDAY, 10/2 – 10/23/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: WILLIAM SHEPARD

PICKLEBALL SESSION IICEL 257 9FFThis course is designed for players of all abilities. The key rules of the game will be covered including the pickleball serve, volleys, scorekeeping, the double-bounce rule and player positions. Pickleball perforated polymer balls will be provided. Students must bring their own paddles. Limited to 12 students.DATE: WEDNESDAY, 10/9 – 10/30/19TIME: 8:45 – 10:15AM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: TENNIS COURTSINSTRUCTOR: SUSAN CLAGGETT

GENTLE YOGA SESSION IICES 039 9FFThis course will incorporate an active warm up, floor exercise and standing exercises, stretching and strengthening to promote flexible joints, stronger muscles and healthier backs. Limited to 15 students.DATE: WEDNESDAY, 10/9 – 10/30/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: HPAC 103 (YOGA/DANCE STUDIO) INSTRUCTOR: SUSAN CLAGGETT

PIECES OF THE ELENA FERRANTE PUZZLECEL 318 9FThis continuing education course is designed to discuss the ongoing speculation about the identity of “Elena Ferrante” as revealed through one of the early titles published under that name, “Days of Abandonment” and two novels by Domenico Starnone, “Ties” and “Trick”. Through reading and discussion of the three novels, students will consider how writers influence each other, what the writing relationship might be between Starnone and his wife, and reasons for their use of “Elena Ferrante” to publish the now famous quartet, “My Brilliant Friend.” DATE: WEDNESDAY, 10/30 – 11/13/19TIME: 1 – 2:30PM (3 SESSIONS)LOCATION: HEC 117INSTRUCTOR: MARGOT MILLER

OIL PAINTING: LET IT SNOWCEL 325 9FThis continuing education course will allow students, of any level of experience in oil painting, to create a realistic winter


landscape snow painting. Students will learn how brushes and other implements used create a variety of effects in oil paint. Instruction and guidance will be given for students to mix and manipulate colors, create shadows, snow laden trees, and highlights from the sun or moon on the snow. Supplies not provided, students will be required to purchase a kit of minimum supplies. Please contact the instructor for a supply list: [email protected]. Limited to 8 students.DATE: WEDNESDAY, 11/6 – 12/11/19 (NO CLASS 11/27) TIME: 1:30 – 3:30PM (5 SESSIONS)LOCATION: TECH 101INSTRUCTOR: PATRICIA LANG

THE MARYLAND MID-SHORE: THEN AND NOWCEL 337 9FThis continuing education course is designed for students to learn about the history of the Maryland Mid-Shore counties, Queen Anne’s, Talbot, Caroline, and Dorchester. Topics to be discussed will include a history overview of the counties, cultural, social, and economic changes to the Mid-Shore areas, and frequently visited tourist locations. DATE: WEDNESDAY, 11/6 – 12/4/19 (NO CLASS 11/27) TIME: 3 – 4:30PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: KAREN RITCHEY

THURSDAY CLASSES

FRIENDING SHAKESPEARE: AN INTRODUCTIONCEL 297 9FThis continuing education course is designed as an introduction to Shakespeare and his lasting impact in English literature and theater. Students will read and examine short pieces of his works. Topics to be discussed are the basics of his works, learning how to appreciate his plays on stage, screen, or page, and understanding why he still remains prevalent in our current, everyday life.DATE: THURSDAY, 9/5 – 9/26/19TIME: 3 – 4:30PM (4 SESSIONS) LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: SUZANNE SANDERS

BEGINNER TENNISCES 388 9FThis course is designed for new and former players to get back into the swing of things. The four basic tennis strokes will be covered including: ground strokes, volley and serve, scorekeeping and basic rules of tennis. Tennis balls will be provided. Students must bring their own rackets. Limited to 15 students.DATE: THURSDAY, 9/5 – 9/26/19TIME: 3 – 4:30PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: TENNIS COURTSINSTRUCTOR: SUSAN CLAGGETT

PHOTOGRAPHY IN EVERYDAY LIFE SESSION I CEL 326 9FThis course is designed to teach students how to use photography to capture everyday life. Instruction will be given on how to use digital cameras and/or smartphones to confidently take pro-like photos. Topics include camera controls and techniques, exposure and lighting, composition and depth of field, simple photo editing, and discussion about photography and how photographs are important to life. Students must bring a digital camera or smartphone with photo taking abilities to each class. Limited to 12 students. DATE: THURSDAY, 9/5 – 10/3/19TIME: 5:45 – 7:15PM (5 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: CAROLINE PHILLIPS

BASIC SELF-DEFENSE SESSION ICEL 358 9FThis continuing education course is designed to introduce the beginning student to the basics of self-defense with an emphasis on Kenpo Karate. Students will be learning basic stances, blocks, kicks, punches, and strikes, as well as forms, sets, and other self-defense techniques. This class will also discuss environmental awareness and how to identify potentially dangerous situations. A notepad and writing instrument are recommended for each class. Limited to 15 students.DATE: THURSDAY, 9/5 – 9/26/19 (4 SESSIONS)TIME: 6 – 7PMLOCATION: HPAC 103 (YOGA/DANCE SUDIO)INSTRUCTOR: MARK NIEDERHAUSER

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH COMMUNITY DANCE SESSION I CEL 347 9FThis continuing education course is designed to introduce students to dances that are accessible to all with minimum instruction. Students will learn how dances have changed from generation to generation to reflect the culture and demographics of those who engage in this activity. Topics will include American folk and square dances and English country dances. Limited to 12 students.DATE: THURSDAY, 10/3 – 10/17/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (3 SESSIONS)LOCATION: HPAC 103 (YOGA/DANCE STUDIO) INSTRUCTOR: ANN FALLON

INTERMEDIATE TENNISCES 390 9FThis course is designed for new and former players to get back into the swing of things. The four basic tennis strokes will be covered including: ground strokes, volley and serve, scorekeeping and basic rules of tennis. Tennis balls will be provided. Students must bring their own rackets. Limited to 15 students.DATE: THURSDAY, 10/10 – 10/31/19TIME: 3 – 4:30PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: TENNIS COURTS INSTRUCTOR: SUSAN CLAGGETT


BASIC SELF-DEFENSE SESSION IICEL 358 9FFThis continuing education course is designed to introduce the beginning student to the basics of self-defense with an emphasis on Kenpo Karate. Students will be learning basic stances, blocks, kicks, punches, and strikes, as well as forms, sets, and other self-defense techniques. This class will also discuss environmental awareness and how to identify potentially dangerous situations. A notepad and writing instrument are recommended for each class. Limited to 15 students.DATE: THURSDAY, 10/10 – 10/31/19 (4 SESSIONS) TIME: 6 – 7PMLOCATION: HPAC 103 (YOGA/DANCE STUDIO)INSTRUCTOR: MARK NIEDERHAUSER

HARRY POTTER FILMS II: ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION CEL 315 9FThis continuing education course is designed to provide a venue for the Harry Potter reader to analyze and discuss Movies 6 and 7 (7.1 and 7.2) based on the books in J.K. Rowling’s epic and inspiring Harry Potter series. Topics will include a brief introduction and sorting, class discussions of the movies, an analysis of the movie series as a whole, and how the Harry Potter series is both a reflection of and has had an impact on modern society and consider its application to psychology.DATE: THURSDAY, 11/7 – 12/12/19 (NO CLASS 11/28) TIME: 1 – 2:30PM (5 SESSIONS) LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: STEVE KINLOCK

21ST CENTURY ART: IDEAS, STYLES, & ISSUESCEL 342 9FThis continuing education course is designed to introduce students to the 21st century art world. Art in the 21st century is multi-cultural and illustrates a world-wide scope of ideas, styles, and issues. Topics will include examining new artists who deal with issues such as the environment, politics, and racial and gender equality and discussing and critiquing these artists and their works.DATE: THURSDAY, 11/7 – 12/12/19 (NO CLASS 11/28) TIME: 1 – 2:30PM (5 SESSIONS)LOCATION: AUD 01INSTRUCTOR: BEVERLY SMITH

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH COMMUNITY DANCE SESSION IICEL 347 9FFThis continuing education course is designed to introduce students to dances that are accessible to all with minimum instruction. Students will learn how dances have changed from generation to generation to reflect the culture and demographics of those who engage in this activity. Topics will include American folk and square dances and English country dances. Limited to 12 students.

DATE: THURSDAY, 12/5 – 12/19/19TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (3 SESSIONS) LOCATION: HPAC 103 (YOGA/DANCE STUDIO) INSTRUCTOR: ANN FALLON

FRIDAY CLASSES

CORE PRINCIPLES IN PSYCHOLOGY VCEL 316 9FThis continuing education course is designed to introduce the student to some of the core principles found in psychology. We will consider psychological aspect of emotion, expression, happiness, self-esteem, motivation, love and attraction, sexuality, and health. The course will include lecture and wide ranging discussions with a consideration to linking events of the day to course material. DATE: FRIDAY, 11/1 – 11/22/19 TIME: 10:30AM – 12PM (4 SESSIONS)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: STEVE KINLOCK

ZUMBA GOLDCES 038 9FPerfect for active older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba® class that recreates the original moves you love at a lower-intensity. How It Works: The design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba® choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion, and coordination. Come ready to sweat, and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong. Benefits: Class focuses on all elements of fitness: cardiovascular, muscular conditioning, flexibility and balance! Limited to 15 students.DATE: FRIDAY, 11/1 – 12/13/19 (NO CLASS 11/29)TIME: 1 – 2PM (6 SESSIONS)LOCATION: HPAC 103 (YOGA/DANCE STUDIO)INSTRUCTOR: KATHY LEARY


SATURDAY CLASSES

LET’S WEAVE- COLORFUL PLAIN WEAVECEL 353 9FThis continuing education course is designed for beginners to continue to learn plain-weave weaving. Students will use a ready-to-weave floor loom to learn essential concepts to weaving while creating a one-of-a-kind scarf. Topics include basic weaving terminology and concepts and functional components of a loom and its accompanying tools. Pay in person at the first class, $25 materials fee. Limited to 6 students.DATE: SATURDAY, 9/14/19TIME: 9AM – 4PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: MICHELLE FOLLETT

LET’S WEAVE- CLASPED WEFT PLAIN WEAVECEL 354 9FThis continuing education course is designed to continue to expose students to plain-weave weaving. Students will use a ready-to-weave floor loom in learning the clasped weft technique to make a one-of-a-kind scarf, having a unique striped effect. This course requires past weaving experience or CEL 353 Colorful Plain Weave. Pay in person at the first class, $25 materials fee. Limited to 6 students.DATE: SATURDAY, 9/21/19TIME: 9AM – 4PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: MICHELLE FOLLETT

LET’S WEAVE- SUPPLEMENTAL WARP PLAIN WEAVECEL 355 9FThis continuing education course is designed to continue to expose students to plain-weave weaving. Students will use a ready-to-weave floor loom in learning the supplemental warp technique to make a one-of-a-kind scarf, having a unique striped effect. This course requires past weaving experience or CEL 353 Colorful Plain Weave. Pay in person at the first class, $25 materials fee. Limited to 6 students.DATE: SATURDAY, 9/28/19TIME: 9AM – 4PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: MICHELLE FOLLETT

WORD- BASICSCEL 253 9FThis continuing education course introduces students to the basics of Microsoft Word and how to effectively use the program. Learn how to create, save, edit, and print documents. Also learn how to move, copy, format documents use proofing tools, tabs, and indents. You will create, sort, format, merge and perform calculations in tables. Limited to 15 students.

DATE: SATURDAY, 11/2/19TIME: 9AM – 4PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: EDC 26INSTRUCTOR: JASON MULLEN

WORD-INTERMEDIATECEL 254 9FThis course will help you to expand your knowledge of this powerful word processing program. Learn about section breaks, columns, WordArt, Clip Art and themes. Work with shapes, picture editing, inserting and formatting SmartArt. Create mail merge documents, envelopes and labels. Learn to use graphs and templates, columns and workplace customization. Limited to 15 students.DATE: SATURDAY, 11/9/19TIME: 9AM – 4PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: EDC 26INSTRUCTOR: JASON MULLEN

TINY TAPESTRYCEL 351 9FFThis continuing education course is designed to introduce beginners to tapestry weaving. Students will use a ready-to-weave tapestry loom in learning essential concepts to tapestry weaving while making a one-of-a-kind piece. The course will cover basic weaving terminology and concepts and functional components of a tapestry loom and its accompanying tools. Pay in person at the first class, $5 materials fee. Limited to 9 students.DATE: SATURDAY, 11/16/19TIME: 1 – 4:30PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: EDC 27INSTRUCTOR: MICHELLE FOLLETT

WORD-ADVANCEDCEL 255 9FThis continuing education course provides students with the advanced skills to organize a long document with a table of contents, an index, headers and footers, and cross-references. Discover how to track changes, add comments to document, send a document for review via email and combine documents from multiple reviewers. Understand how to integrate Word with other Office Applications and web pages. Limited to 15 students.DATE: SATURDAY, 11/16/19TIME: 9AM – 4PM (1 SESSION)LOCATION: EDC 26INSTRUCTOR: JASON MULLEN

POWERPOINT-BASICS

CEL3089F

This continuing education course introduces students to

the basics of Microsoft PowerPoint and how to effectively

use the program. Students will learn to create graphic

oriented presentations for projection to an audience.

Students will explore the formatting functions, learn how

to use design templates, text enhancement techniques

and various methods of importing and applying graphics

and sound enhancements to make a presentation that is

memorable to an audience. Limited to 15 students.

DATE: SATURDAY, 11 /23 /19

TIME: 9AM -4PM (1 SESSION)

LOCATION: EDC 2 6

INSTRUCTOR: JASON MULLEN

POWERPOINT-I NTERMEDIATE

CEL3509F

This continuing education course is designed for students

with previous experience as described in PowerPoint

Basics. Develop your presentations creatively by modifying

existing templates, creating your own design and custom

slide master, work with sophisticated clip art, drawing

and sound techniques. Learn to incorporate movie clips,

animation effects and personally scanned images into your

presentation. Limited to 15 students.

DATE: SATURDAY, 12 /7/19


LOCATION: EDC 2 6

INSTRUCTOR:JASON MULLEN

CAMBRIDGE CENTER CLASSES

TUESDAY CLASSES

THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD: SHORT STORIES

CEL333 9F

This continuing education course is designed to offer an

international selection of short stories about childhood.

Students will read and discuss fiction by writers who adopt

a child's point of view to portray various experiences.

Discussion topics will include "Our Gang;"'Dress Up;'

"Catechism", and "Initiation:' Students must have access to

email in order to receive the reading assignments provided

by the instructor prior to each class session.

DATE:TUESDAY, 9/17-10/ 8/19

TIME; 10:30AM -12 PM (4 SESSIONS)

LOCATION: CAMBRIDGE CENTER ROOM 206

INSTRUCTOR: NANCY HESSER

TINY TAPESTRY

CEL 351 9F

This continuing education course is designed to introduce

beginners to tapestry weaving. Students will use a ready

to-weave tapestry loom in learning essential concepts to

tapestry weaving while making a one-of-a-kind piece. The

course will cover basic weaving terminology and concepts

and functional components of a tapestry loom and its

accompanying tools. Pay in person at the first class, $5

materials fee. Limited to 9 students.

DATE:TUESDAY, 9/17/19

TIME: 1 -4:30PM (1 SESSION)


INSTRUCTOR: MICHELLE FOLLETT

WEDNESDAY CLASSES

LET'S WEAVE- COLORFUL PLAIN WEAVE

CEL353 9FF

This continuing education course is designed for beginners

to continue to learn plain-weave weaving. Students will use

a ready-to-weave floor loom to learn essential concepts to

weaving while creating a one-of-a-kind scarf. Topics include

basic weaving terminology and concepts and functional

components of a loom and its accompanying tools. Pay in

person at the first class, $25 materials fee. Limited to 6 students.

DATE:WEDNESDAY, 11 / 6/19



INSTRUCTOR: MICHELLE FOLLETT

LET'S WEAVE- CLASPED WEFT PLAIN WEAVE

CEL3549FF

This continuing education course is designed to continue

to expose students to plain-weave weaving. Students will

use a ready-to-weave floor loom in learning the clasped

weft technique to make a one-of-a-kind scarf, having a

unique striped effect. This course requires past weaving

experience or CEL 353 Colorful Plain Weave. Pay in person



ABOUT OUR INSTRUCTORS

KATHERINE BARNEY is the co-author of The Best of Newport; author of Annapolis: The Guide Book, Eastern Shore of Maryland: The Guide Book, God’s Bounty, Chesapeake’s Bounty, Chesapeake’s Bounty II, New England’s Bounty, Nantucket’s Bounty, Maryland’s Western Shore: The Guidebook and several publications on the fiber-optic telecommunications business. She is also a consultant on international business and protocol. Her hobbies include gourmet cooking, fine wines, history, sailing, genealogy, gardening, theology, and travel.

LARRY BLOUNT began “retirement” in 1998 after a 30-year dual career in administrative, planning, and policy assignments with the U.S. Public Health Service and as a civil affairs officer with the Army/Army Reserve. He has a bachelor’s degree in history and a master’s degree in anthropology. His interests include lifelong learning, walking, sailing, boating, skiing, travel, and photography.

SUSAN CLAGGETT is a USPTR and USPTA professional certified, and has been teaching tennis on the Eastern Shore for 25 years and loves it!! Susan teaches all facets of the game from beginner rallying to competitive doubles play. She competes regularly in Maryland USTA leagues and is a professional tennis coach at the YMCA, Easton where she runs the junior tennis program and adult cardio tennis classes.

REV. MARK DELCUZE is an Episcopal priest currently serving as a Rector of Christ Church Parish, Kent Island. He holds a B.A. (with Distinction) from the University of Virginia and an M. Div. from the Episcopal Divinity School (Cambridge, MA). In 33 years of ordained life he has served as Ecumenical Officer for two dioceses, has been a three-time deputy to his denomination’s General Convention has served as Vice President of Diocesan Council for the Diocese in Easton.

MICHELLE FOLLETT is a teacher of textile arts. After finishing a career that included instructional design for a software development company, Michelle pursued building her background knowledge in textile weaving in order to become a textile arts teacher. Michelle holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Education from Illinois Benedictine University, and is a Master Weaver candidate for Olds College in Alberta, Canada. Michelle is a proponent of learning by seeing, doing and teaching, and looks forward to sharing her enthusiasm of learning with you.

TEDDY GRIFFIN has a degree in Computer Science from the University of Maryland and spent over 30 years in Application and System programming. After retirement, she has enjoyed making jewelry and is eager to share that passion with others.

NANCY HESSER (Ph.D., Comparative Literature), has taught at universities in the US, DR Congo, and Mali. Since settling in Dorchester County, she has conducted a variety of lifelong learning courses on the Eastern Shore, focusing on short stories and exploring such topics as American regionalism, the Roaring 20s, contemporary African voices, Central American and Caribbean literature, ghost stories, and flash fiction. She enjoys walking in the marshlands with her husband and canine companions.

PHILIP HESSER has taught in the US and Africa and served with the UNHCR and the Academy for Educational Development. He has taught at Salisbury University and Wor-Wic Community College, and can be found running the Dorchester marshes with his retriever, Marshall, and hound, Bayly. Indulging his interests at the intersection of landscape, life & livelihood in Delmarva and on the Bay, he wrote What a River Says: Exploring the Blackwater River and Refuge (Cambridge: Friends of Blackwater, 2014) and is at work on The Old Home is Not There: The Native Land of Harriet Tubman.

TYRELL JAMES has an extensive background in health and fitness. He is a certified boxing coach under USA Boxing, a personal trainer, a clinical weight loss coach, a master herbalist, and nutritionist.

STEVE KINLOCK has earned graduate degrees in psychology, education and history and has over 30 years of teaching experience at the high school and college level. He has also served in elected office.

PATRICIA LANG is an experienced, local artist. Her career expands five decades and includes numerous awards and exhibitions. Pat is a member of Working Artists Forum, a non-profit organization of professional artists who are juried into membership. Pat serves this organization as Publicity Chairperson, Co-editor of the WAF newsletter, and sub-webmaster for the website. She is also the 2016 Chairperson for Local Color, an art show open to professional Delmarva artists held during Plein Air Easton. She has taught for several years in the IAL program, as well as previously from her studio.

KATHY LEARY is a certified Zumba Gold instructor. She has been participating in Zumba classes since 2010, and has been teaching Zumba Gold at Martinak State Park and Chesapeake College since obtaining her Zumba Gold certification in July, 2017. Kathy is also a dancer in Maxine Wixom’s dance group “Showtime Dancers” that performs in shows in nursing homes and senior centers in Easton and Cambridge.

CANDACE LICCIONE is the owner of Wye River Designs—a creativity and wellness studio—in Grasonville for the past 15 years. Wye River Designs features classes in mosaics, collage, mixed media, and jewelry making. Before she moved to the Eastern Shore, she had an herb business called The Herbal Sanctuary in Royersford, PA. Wye River


Designs combines her love of arts and crafts and wellness. Wye River Designs also offers over 200 kinds of medicinal herbs, teas, and aromatherapy and wellness classes.

BOB MILLER is a retired science teacher with a 35+ year passion for photography. He does all kinds of photography but has recently specialized in nature photography. He has taken his camera all over the world including Africa, Iceland, The Antarctic, The Arctic, Australia, Europe, Brazil, and our United States. He has won many awards and was recently named Digital Photographer of the Year by the Arundel Camera Club. His photographs have been published in Galapagos calendars, Save the Bay, Backyard Gardens, and most recently in the fine art photography magazine, B&W. Bob enjoys teaching and loves to share his love for photography with others.

MARK NIEDERHAUSER has been practicing/teaching in the martial arts for over 25 years. He often travels to Utah and Wyoming to further his education in the arts, specifically the art of Kenpo Karate. He is a member of the AKKI (American Kenpo Karate International).

ABBY OBER, a resident of St. Michaels, has a B. A. in Fine Art from Rollins College and has been teaching classes and workshops for all levels and abilities for over ten years. She has participated in numerous exhibitions in Pennsylvania and Maryland including the recent “Local Color” in Easton.

JANET O’CONNOR is a home cook and a wannabe Chef. While she had a 25-year career in banking, holiday cooking for family and friends started a lifetime of fun in the kitchen. She graduated from “The Enraged Chicken Restaurant Cooking School” in New Orleans to become one of its catering chefs. Back in Maryland, she began catering parties and weddings. Janet currently lives in Symphony Village in Centreville and lives out her chef-dream as she caters annual fundraiser events there. With volunteers from the community, lunches and galas of up to 200 people are served gourmet meals, sandwiches, and hors d’oeuvres.

CAROLINE PHILLIPS is a photographer and filmmaker from the Eastern Shore of Maryland. After studying Film and Media Arts at Messiah College, she quickly became involved on the Eastern Shore with photographers and filmmakers assisting them with shoots that have taken her to places like Hong Kong and Vancouver. Starting in 2016, she went off on her own, making documentary-style videos and photos. She currently operates Riverine Creative, a visual production company specializing in creating video content for local businesses and brands. When she isn’t filming, she’s taking photos for magazines such as Shore Monthly, Edible Delmarva, and Chesapeake Bay Magazine. Caroline currently lives in Kent Island with her dog, Phoebe, where they love to take walks along the water and snap photos of the Eastern Shore landscape.

BARBARA REISERT earned two Associate degrees in Liberal Arts and Business Administration at Des Moines Community College then moved to the Eastern Shore of Maryland, established and ran a small Bed and Breakfast in Claiborne and created “The Claiborne Clarion”, a monthly newsletter for the residents of this friendly little village. Serving as both a student and facilitator at The Academy for Lifelong Learning along with being a board member for eight years filled my empty hours. Now living in Easton she just finished memoir number 300 and has written a book for her three grown children.

KAREN RITCHEY grew up in Frederick County, MD and graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a BA in Political Science/Criminal Justice. She has worked for the State of Maryland-Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services for over 30 years. She is an avid traveler and always researching for the “next” trip even if it’s in her own backyard.

SUZANNE SANDERS earned a B.A. in Humanities from Johns Hopkins because, hey, somebody has to balance out all those pre-med students. She has worked as a journalist, bartender, poet, adviser, full-tilt mom, and Russian translator. At Jonas’ Attic, she showed how to have fun with metaphysics. She volunteers at the library and is working on a seemingly perennial novel. She lives in Easton with her husband. They are currently lacking in the kitten department. BILL SHEPARD is a retired career diplomat who served on U.S. diplomatic missions in Europe and Asia and served as a Consul General in Bordeaux. He is the author of many works. These include, “Maryland in the Civil War”, an e-book cited as source material by the Maryland Humanities Council, “Over There, A Doughboy in France, 1918”, the e-book, “The Great Detectives (From Vidocq to Sam Spade)”, and author of Shepard’s Guide to Mastering French Wines.

BEVERLY SMITH has been teaching for Chesapeake College’s IAL program since moving to Chestertown in January 2014, after a 40-year career as a professor of art history. She has continued a lifelong interest in what is going on now in art. Beverly has always found contemporary art to be an unending delight; it continues to challenge and excite her and she has always felt that way about talking with and telling others about art. She is also a practicing artist and has recently added acting and set painting to her resume.

RAYMOND VERGNE is a retired physician and educator that lives in Easton with his wife Anita. He is currently the secretary of the Board of Directors of the Mid Atlantic Symphony Orchestra and writes the program notes for the orchestra’s subscription concerts. As a former usher at the Casals Festival, he was once instructed to walk onstage before a recital and place sheet music on the piano, for which he received a thunderous ovation.


AUGUST 8 RSVP FOR SHOWCASE OF CLASSES TO NICOLLE GAMEZ, [email protected] OR CALL 410-822-5400 EXT. 2300 15 IAL FALL SHOWCASE, WYE MILLS, HPAC 130 (MULTIPURPOSE ROOM), 2 – 4 PM 15 HAPPY HOUR IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING SHOWCASE

SEPTEMBER3 FALL CLASSES, SESSION 1 BEGINS 19 HAPPY HOUR 24 IAL COUNCIL MEETING: ALL WELCOME (11:30AM – 12:45PM, EDC 19)

OCTOBER4 SPRING 2020 COURSE PROPOSALS DUE17 HAPPY HOUR22 IAL COUNCIL MEETING: ALL WELCOME (11:30AM – 12:45PM, EDC 19)

NOVEMBER1 FALL CLASSES, SESSION 2 BEGINS11 BROWN BAG LUNCH & LEARN SERIES (11:45AM – 12:45PM, EDC 27) 21 HAPPY HOUR 25 BROWN BAG LUNCH & LEARN SERIES (11:45AM – 12:45PM, EDC 27)26 IAL COUNCIL MEETING: ALL WELCOME (11:30AM – 12:45PM, AUD 01)

DECEMBER9 BROWN BAG LUNCH & LEARN SERIES (11:45AM – 12:45PM, EDC 27)19 HAPPY HOUR 17 IAL COUNCIL MEETING: ALL WELCOME (11:30AM – 12:45PM, EDC 19)

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

lunch & learnBROWN BAG SERIES

LUNCH AND LEARN SERIES (BROWN BAG) WILL BE HELD ON THE FOLLOWING DATES:11/11/19, EDC 27, 11:45 am - 12:45 pm TED: “The magic ingredient that brings Pixar movies to life” | Danielle Feinberg

11/25/19, EDC 27, 11:45 am - 12:45 pmTED: “The history of our world in 18 minutes” | David Christian

12/9/19, EDC 27, 11:45 am - 12:45 pmTED: “The generation that’s remaking China” | Yang Lan

If you are interested in presenting a topic or leading a discussion, please contact Lois Thomas at 410-827-5810.

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CEL 103 9F

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This Course Proposal Form is for the following semester (check one):

SPRING 2020/Due October 4: FALL 2020/Due March 6: Previous teaching experience and formal academic training are not required to teach Institute for Adult Learning courses. NAME: FIRST MIDDLE LAST ADDRESS: PO BOX OR STREET CITY STATE ZIP PHONE: CELL/HOME E-MAIL ADDRESS:

COURSE TITLE: COURSE DESCRIPTION: (MUST INCLUDE 3 sentences describing your course.) THEY SHOULD BEGIN WITH: This continuing education course is designed…etc. 1. 2. 3. COURSE OBJECTIVES: Minimum- 3, Maximum- 5 (Suitable for IAL Catalogue.) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. SCHEDULING INFORMATION: (Please complete in full, being as flexible as possible.) I AM AVAILABLE TO TEACH: Wye Mills Campus Cambridge Campus

SPRING 2020: 1st session – Feb & Mar 2nd session – Apr & May

FALL 2020: 1st session – Sept & Oct 2nd session – Nov & Dec LENGTH OF COURSE: # Preference 1 – 3 1 week 2 weeks 3 weeks 4 weeks 5 weeks 6 weeks 7 weeks 8 weeks TIME PERIOD PREFERENCES: Indicate time # preference 1 – 3

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

8:45 – 10:15am 8:45 – 10:15am 8:45 – 10:15am 8:45 – 10:15am 8:45 – 10:15am

10:30am – Noon 10:30am – Noon 10:30am – Noon 10:30am – Noon 10:30am – Noon

1:00 – 2:30pm 1:00 – 2:30pm 1:00 – 2:30pm 1:00 – 2:30pm 1:00 – 2:30pm

3:00 – 4:30pm 3:00 – 4:30pm 3:00 – 4:30pm 3:00 – 4:30pm 3:00 – 4:30pm

Other scheduling preferences: SUPPLEMENTAL CLASS INFORMATION: (Class size, second session option, equipment needed, special preparations) Is there a limit to your class size? Yes No If so, what are the limitations? Minimum Maximum *We request that instructors of lecture/discussion courses allow at least 30 students to register.

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Would you be willing to teach a second session of this class if the first session fills? Yes No If so, when? ______________________________________________________________________________________ Special Equipment/Supplies needed: Computer Overhead Projector DVD/TV Other (please specify): _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Would attendees need any special preparation for class? (Ex: read a book for a discussion group, buy art supplies, etc.) _________________________________________________________________________________________________ PLEASE INCLUDE A COURSE OUTLINE WITH THIS PROPOSAL: INSTRUCTOR BACKGROUND & EXPERIENCE: (Please include education, past work experience, where you live, and something unique about you. This will be used in the Instructor Biographical Information section in our IAL Catalogue. If you have taught previously, there is no need to supply this information again, unless you would like something added/modified.)

For classes more than 4 sessions (1.5hr sessions), a stipend of $135 will be issued. For classes less than 4 sessions (1.5hr sessions), a stipend of $40 will be issued. Materials needed for the class may be reimbursed, but check with Lois Thomas before purchasing items. An

itemized receipt is required for reimbursement by Chesapeake College. Signature Date

Please return the form to:

Lois B. Thomas, Director, Personal Enrichment & Lifelong Learning

Chesapeake College P.O. Box 8, Wye Mills, MD. 21679

For more information, call 410-827-5810 or email [email protected]

NON-PROFIT ORG.

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PERMIT NO. 93EASTON, MD

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