Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Coastal Carolina University

P.O. Box 261954, Conway, SC 29528-6054

coastal.edu/olli

OLLI@CCU Outreach Centers:

Coastal Science Center Office hours: Mon. – Thurs., 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. / 843-349-5002

Georgetown Education Center Staffed only during class hours / 843-349-6584

Litchfield Education Center Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. / 843-349-6584

Myrtle Beach Education Center Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. / 843-349-2767

Staff Contacts:

Kelli Barker, associate director of executive development and continuing education

Cam Crawford, administrative support

Karen Edgington, director of executive development and continuing education

Ellen Jampole, administrative support

Casey Keck, administrative support

Danielle Novotny, administrative support

Lisa Rickenbrode, director of operations

Cal Wall, administrative support

OLLI@CCU Board of Advisors:

John Kenny – BoVL chair and communications committee

Ellen Elliott – BoVL vice chair

Sally Z. Hare – chair membership and program committee

Mike Kohler, member

Doris Gleason, member

Reminders:

Don’t forget to visit us at coastal.edu/olli or on our Facebook page for updates and announcements.

OLLI@CCU Bulletin Board – This bulletin board will be used for our OLLI students, instructors, partners and nonprofit groups who are looking for OLLI opportunities or needing volunteers. If you would like to have something posted to the board, please contact Casey Keck at 843-349-5002.

Week of Feb. 22, 2016

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From Karen Edgington, director

Dear OLLI Members and Friends:

I wanted to give a HUGE thank you to Samih Baalbaki,

Sue Ann Whittick

and the amazing 35 members who committed their time and talents to make the Taste of the Middle East fundraiser such a great success! I want you all to know how much you are truly valued and appreciated!

Thank you to those who attended! The event generated more than $900 toward OLLI operations! Thank you!

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I also wanted to give a BIG thank you to the caterers Shawarma Company for the delicious meal! Also to the staff who helped that day: Kelli, Lisa, Danielle and Ellen, THANK YOU for your hard work and continuous dedication!

Taste of the Middle East 50/50 raffle winners

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PHIL BRUSCHI

WITH A FASCINATING LECTURE AND PERFORMANCE ON THE

MUSIC OF BOBBY DARIN

Bobby Darin Story:

Beyond the Song

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

3 - 5 p.m.

Coastal Carolina University (CCU) does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, genetic information, mental or physical disability, or status as a disabled or Vietnam-era veteran in its admissions policies, programs, activities or employment practices. For more information relating to discrimination, please contact the CCU Title IX Coordinator/EEO Investigator, Coastal Carolina University,

Kearns Hall 104B, Conway, SC; Title IX email titleix@coastal.edu; office phone 843-349-2382; Title IX cell phone 843-333-6229; EEO email eeo@coastal.edu; or the U.S. Dept. of Education Office for Civil Rights at www2.ed.gov/ocr.

Join Phil Bruschi in this tribute to Bobby Darin's legendary career as a multifaceted entertainer as he highlights more than 40

years of work with performances of "As Long As I'm Singing," "Beyond the Sea,"

"Mack the Knife" and many more. Seating is limited. Reservations are $20 per

person and can be made by calling the Myrtle Beach Education Center at

843.349.2767.

This fundraiser will benefit the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Coastal

Carolina University.

Myrtle Beach Education Center | 900 79th Ave. N., Myrtle Beach, SC | 843.349.2767

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Upcoming OLLI@CCU fundraisers

March 2 – Myrtle Beach Education Center – The Bobby Darin Story: Beyond the Song (XMUSC 650 M02). Instructor: Phil

Bruschi. Although Bobby Darin has been gone for almost 40 years, his ongoing talent has withstood the test of time. A

multifaceted entertainer, his hits ranged from rock to country to folk songs. He danced, sang and played drums, guitar,

piano, vibes and harmonica. Bruschi’s tribute takes listeners through Darin’s early years, his nightclub act and the changes

he went through in the 1960s; Bruschi performs many of Darin’s biggest hits. 3 to 5 p.m. Fee: OLLI members: $20; non-OLLI

members: $25.

March 8 – Litchfield Education Center – Coffee, Doughnuts and Middle East Politics

(XGOVT 420 L01); March 9 – Myrtle Beach Education Center – Coffee, Doughnuts and

Middle East Politics (XGOVT 420 M01); March 10 – Conway – Coffee, Doughnuts and

Middle East Politics (XGOVT 420 C02). Instructor: Samih Baalbaki. Join us for themed

sessions consisting of a short presentation,

questions and answers, and general discussion all

while sipping coffee and enjoying doughnuts.

Attend in one location or in all locations, as it

won’t be exactly the same due to your

participation. 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Fee:

OLLI+.

Additions/Corrections/Cancellations/Updates

To view the 2016 Spring OLLI catalog, course descriptions, instructor biographies and weekly cancellations, visit our page, OLLI Course Offerings and Cancellations, at coastal.edu/olli/courses. As a reminder, should the University and its centers have to close due to any inclement weather, information about delays and/or cancellations can be found on the University’s website at coastal.edu and on most news media’s broadcasts and websites.

*Note: Plan on attending your class. If we have not listed it under cancellations and/or you have not received a communication from one ofour staff members, then your class is going forward.

NEW: Litchfield Education Center – Oil Painting (XART 139 L01). Instructor: Jane Woodward. Weds., 3/2-4/20, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fee: $100+.

NEW: Litchfield Education Center – The Highlights of 2 Samuel (XREL 872 L02). Instructor: Lydia Barrows. Mon., 3/7-3/28,

3 to 5 p.m. Fee: $40. Second Samuel describes the establishment of the “house of David” through which the promised Messiah will come. The main character in 2 Samuel is King David. David was described by God as a “man after God’s own heart,” not because he was perfect, but because he confessed his imperfections. We will discover that all men great and small have feet of clay as we witness David yield to temptations. Through his confession and repentance, David is restored to relationship with God even though he must suffer the consequences.

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NEW: Litchfield Education Center – Italian Conversation II (XITAL 317 L01). Instructor: Sarah Kelly. Thurs., 3/3-4/7, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fee: $60.

NEW: Coastal Science Center – Italian Conversation II (XITAL 317 C01). Instructor Sarah Kelly. Mon., 3/7-4/11, 3 to 5 p.m. Fee: $60.

NEW: Myrtle Beach Education Center – Advanced Conversational Spanish (XSPAN 303 M02). Instructor: Luz Greene. Tues., 3/15-5/3, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Fee: $80+. Required book: “Spanish Pronouns and Prepositions” by Dorothy Richmond.

UPDATE: Litchfield – Travel Club (XPERS 700 L01) and Myrtle Beach Travel Club (XPERS 700 M01). Instructor: Bill and Judy Blackburn. New date, time and location: Weds., 3/16, 11 a.m. at the Grumpy Monk Restaurant (4545 U.S. 501, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579). There will not be a meeting on Mon., 3/14. For more information, contact Kathy@EarthTravelPals.com.

UPDATE: Litchfield Education Center – Yoga Stretch (XFITN 711 L04). Instructor: Cathy King. Weds., 3/23-5/4, 9 to 10:30 a.m. New fee: $55+.

UPDATE: Litchfield Education Center – Tai Chi II (XFITN 704 L02). Instructor: Liz Hileman. Tues. and Thurs., 3/1-4/7, new time: 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. New fee: $60.

UPDATE: Myrtle Beach – Lewis and Clark (XHIST 456 M01). Instructor: Jessica Handy. New dates and time: Mon., 3/7-3/28, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Fee: $40.

UPDATE: Myrtle Beach – Beginner’s Geography (XHIST 518 M01). Instructor: Jessica Handy. New dates and time: Mon., 4/4-5/9, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Fee: $45.

UPDATE: Georgetown Education Center – Lunch and Learn (XSCI 937 G02). Instructor: Jenna Hill. Tues., 2/23, noon to 1 p.m. Fee: $10. UPDATE: This class has been moved to the Litchfield Education Center. As the ice sheets across North America melted following the last ice age, huge icebergs calved off into the sea, drifting in ocean currents across the North Atlantic. Many of these icebergs traveled east, staying in polar regions, but new evidence from seafloor iceberg scours suggests hundreds of massive (10-story) icebergs likely drifted south along the coast past Georgetown, S.C., with some traveling all the way to the Florida Keys before completely melting. These icebergs would have been carried south by huge outburst floods of melting ice water that were able overcome the northward flow of the Gulf Stream. Learn how new high-resolution maps of the seafloor combined with modeling of past ocean currents has helped us follow the surprising path of these icebergs and what that tells us about future melting of ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica. Jenna C. Hill, Ph.D., is an associate professor of marine science at CCU with a focus on coastal and marine geology. She earned her Ph.D. in earth sciences in 2007 from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, examining the influences of long-term sea level and climate change on continental margins. Since coming to CCU, she has worked on a range of projects examining past climate and ocean circulation, coastal morphology and seafloor habitats, and coastal geohazards, particularly tsunami-generating underwater landslides.

UPDATE: Myrtle Beach Education Center – WordPress (XCTEC 220 M01). Instructor: Charles Engle. Mon. and Weds., 4/18-4/27, 9 a.m. to noon. Fee: $60+. Learn how to build a website from scratch using WordPress. The class will take you through the process of finding a host provider, obtaining your URL (domain name), installing the WordPress software and

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design few pages of a website. You will learn how to pick a theme, add images to your web page, and learn some of basic practices that will help you format your text. We will also show you how to create the menus for your website, how to add more functionality using plug-ins and widgets, and more. You are encouraged to bring a flash drive. One reference for the class will be “WordPress: The Missing Manual,” by Matthew MacDonald. Purchasing the book for class is optional; however, it is a good book to purchase if you will be designing web pages or updating WordPress web pages.

UPDATE: Myrtle Beach Education Center – Windows: Beyond Basics (XCTEC 221 M01). Instructor: Charles Engle. Mon. and Weds., 4/18-4/27, 1 to 4 p.m. Fee: $60+. This course will review the main features of the new Windows 10 environment. We will explore the differences between Windows 10 and the older Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 8 environments. You will learn about the new web browser Microsoft Edge and the new app named Cortana. We will also explore the file manager to show you how to organize and manage your files and review software apps that can help you improve your computing experience. Bring your questions to class and we will answer them. You are welcome to bring your laptop to class regardless of which Windows operating systems is installed. You are encouraged to bring a flash drive.

UPDATE: Excursions – The Grove Inn/Marion (XHIST 457 L06). Instructor: Robin McCall. March 2. New fee: $60.

Free OLLI classes

The following classes are free to current OLLI members. Please call any of the centers to register.

Feb. 22 – Litchfield – Jewels of the Sea (XNAT 918 L01). Instructor: Sue Ann Whittick. 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.

Feb. 25 – Conway – Goodness of Grains (XHEAL 705 C01). Instructor: Pam Wilk and Mandy Wilk. 1 to 3 p.m. Materials

(required) are provided for a $5 fee payable to instructor on the first day of class.

Feb. 26 – Litchfield – Grief (XHEAL 702 L01). Instructor: Bert Hayslip. 9 to 11 a.m.

March 1 – Conway – Grief (XHEAL 702 C01). Instructor: Bert Hayslip. 9 to 11 a.m.

March 1 – Conway – End of Life Preparedness Workshop (XHEAL 742 C01). Instructor: Donna Hutter. 10 a.m. to noon.

March 1 – Myrtle Beach – Adult Coloring Craze (XART 205 M01). Instructor: Kate Middleton. 1 to 2 p.m.

March 2 – Myrtle Beach – Goodness of Grains (XHEAL 705 M01). Instructor: Pam Wilk and Mandy Wilk. 10 a.m. to noon.

Materials (required) are provided for a $5 fee payable to instructor on the first day of class.

March 7 – Myrtle Beach Education Center – Christianity and the Historical Jesus (XREL 802 M01). Instructor: Norm Whiteley. 9:30 to 11 a.m.

Ongoing weekly, Tuesdays through April 26 – Litchfield – Middle East Discussions (XGOVT 415 L01). Instructor: Samih

Baalbaki. 10 to 10:30 a.m. Note: No class on March 15 and April 12.

Ongoing weekly, Wednesdays through April 27 – Myrtle Beach – Middle East Discussions (XGOVT 415 M01). Instructor:

Samih Baalbaki. 10 to 10:30 a.m. Note: No class on March 16 and April 13.

Ongoing weekly, Thursdays through April 28 – Conway – Middle East Discussions (XGOVT 415 C01). Instructor: Samih

Baalbaki. 10 to 10:30 a.m. Note: No class on March 17 and April 14.

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Looking Ahead

The OLLI Conway office at the Coastal Science Center will close on Friday at noon, and will reopen on Monday at 8:30 a.m. Should you need any assistance that day, please call one of our other outreach centers at 843-349-2767 or 843-349-6584.

Interested in receiving OLLI benefits throughout the community?

You’ll need your OLLI Student photo ID. OLLI students can get their OLLI IDs at the main CCU campus. Follow the link below on how to locate Baxley Hall on the main campus and get your photo taken.

Baxley Hall is #1 on the map – the CINO Card office is located on the first floor. Coastal Carolina University Campus Map

Did you hear? Did you see them? Did you get yours?

Receive an OLLI@CCU T-shirt if you donate

$25! See staff at outreach centers for more

details.

OLLI Buzz . . .

Giving back to our community – OLLI student, activist and snowbird Mickey Davis organized a craft fair at

the Myrtle Beach Base Recreation Center in The Market Common benefiting the Low Country Food Bank in Myrtle Beach. More than 80 vendors participated in the event and raised 1,855 pounds of donated food and $557 in cash donations for the food bank. Davis and her husband are from Vermont and have called Myrtle Beach home during the winter months for the past eight years. She is already planning next year’s event. Thank you, Mickey, for your time, dedication and commitment!

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NEW: Ronda Taylor, a graduate student at CCU, is assisting with The Athenaeum Press’ newest project and is looking to interview OLLI students who have knowledge about the Holy Cross Faith Memorial Church or the Waccamaw Neck area. Contact her at 843-991-0047 or rataylor@coastal.edu.

OLLI Partner: Fit4Everyone Savings Opportunity

Come and visit the new full gym facility. We will continue our personalized individualized strength training programs, personal training and post-rehabilitation recovery.

Call 910-258-9009 for an appointment or visit the facility at 1320 U.S. 501 Business, Conway, S.C.

We are working to create a better and more informative OLLI website for you. We invite your comments and suggestions on both this new newsletter format and the website changes. You may send suggestions to us at OLLI@coastal.edu.

If you have OLLI notices that you wish to be included in future newsletters, notify us at OLLI@coastal.edu. You may also send us suggestions for new course topics or discussion groups through this email address.

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OLLI and Coastal Carolina University events

Feb. 24-27 – “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” – Winner of seven TONY awards and the 1962Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this landmark satire follows J. Pierrepont Finch as he climbs his way up the ladder at theWorld Wide Wicket Corporation instructed by the handbook “How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.”Filled with frivolity, ambition … and frequent coffee breaks … this spoof of big business a la Mad Men is a send-up of1960’s values in corporate America and will leave audiences rolling in the aisles. Admission: $17 (OLLI members mustpresent student ID for discount; one ticket per ID), Feb. 24-26, 7:30 p.m.; Feb. 27, 3 and 7:30 p.m. WheelwrightAuditorium.

Feb. 25 – “Torture: Current Issues” – David Holiday, Ethics Fellow, Jackson Family Center for Ethics and Values.Torture is a paradigmatic violation of human dignity and autonomy, and thus is abhorrent to modern democraticsociety. It is also strictly prohibited in international law. Nonetheless, the practice has proved extremely difficult tostamp out. Holiday will discuss, among other things, what torture is, as a moral and political phenomenon; where,why and how it happens; the prohibitions on torture in human rights law and the laws of war; and some pressingcurrent issues in the fight to finally and fully eradicate torture from the world. Free and open to the public (no ticketrequired), 4 p.m., Johnson Auditorium.

Feb. 25 – “Voices across the Atlantic: Revisting Gullah’s West African Roots” – Joko Sengova, retired researchassociate at the University of South Florida. America’s Gullah Geechee speech community of the Carolinas andGeorgia in a holistic way still bears significant linguistic, cultural and historical links with peoples and voices on theAfrican continent. Sengova will re-examine voices on both sides of the Atlantic through cultural linguistic influencespioneering African-American linguist Lorenzo Dow Turner found in his Sea Islands Gullah research. Central toSengova’s discussion is an existential problem: Is Gullah really still alive? What does it linguistically sound or look liketoday compared with other creole or African language features? The discussion will end with some comments onthese two cognate Atlantic creole languages, reflecting on African voices that define their separate yet relatedbackgrounds, and identities across space and time. Free and open to the public (no ticket required), 5 p.m., EdwardsRecital Hall.

Feb. 26 – “Ebony and Brass Recital” – CCU staff piano accompanist Rebecca Rollins will perform solo piano sonatas byboth Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Robert Schumann. Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Concerto in D minor” will also beperformed, with CCU staff piano accompanist Daniel Francis on second piano. Associate Professor Tonya Propst willshare the stage to premiere CCU faculty member Andrew Fowler’s composition for solo horn, as well as a work byReinhold Gliere. Admission: $7 (OLLI members must present student ID for discount; one ticket per ID), 7:30 p.m.,Edwards Recital Hall.

Feb. 27 – “Great Decisions – The United Nations” – Ambassador Paul Meyer, former permanent representative tothe United Nations and the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva and current Canadian director-general of theSecurity and Intelligence Bureau, will speak on the role of the United Nations today, 70 years after its founding, andits future, given the challenges the institution faces. Topics of the talk may include peacekeeping, counterterrorism,nonproliferation and/or humanitarian intervention. Free and open to the public, coffee social, 9:30 a.m.,presentation/discussion, 10 a.m., 79th Avenue Theatre, Myrtle Beach.

Feb. 28 – “Duo Piano Concert” – Pianists Myung Sook Stoudenmire, a native of South Korea, and Janet Elshazly ofCharleston, S.C., are currently on the faculty at Charleston Southern University. The duo will perform a concert thatincludes the famous “Variations on a Theme by Haydn” composed by Johannes Brahms for two pianos and MauriceRavel’s “Valse.” Admission: $7 (OLLI members must present student ID for discount; one ticket per ID), 4 p.m.,Edwards Recital Hall.

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Ongoing programs/activities offered by OLLI or CCU partners

March 24 – SC Maritime Museum’s Annual “Burning of the Socks” – Goodbye, winter, hello spring! The SouthCarolina Maritime Museum invites you to usher in the coming of spring and the arrival of boating season at the fifthannual Burning of the Socks. The tradition began in the mid-1980s at a boatyard in Annapolis, Md. Captain BobTurner, who managed the boatyard, was forced by cold weather to wear socks with his Sperry Topsiders while heworked on OPBs (Other People’s Boats) during the long winter months. One year, on the first day of spring, CaptainBob ceremoniously removed his socks, placed them on a paint tray, doused them with lighter fluid and set themon fire. Then he drank a beer to celebrate! So the spring tradition of sock burning began, and there are now sockburnings in coastal communities across the country. Captain Bob Turner and his family now live in Pawleys Islandand are active members of our community. Bob has exhibited his sailboat at the Georgetown Wooden Boat Show,and he is a volunteer coach for the Winyah Bay Sailing Club, training young people to sail competitively. CaptainBob and his family will be special guests at this year’s sock burning. There will be hors d’oeuvres, seafood gumbo,landlubber gumbo, beer, wine, liquor and live music. Be sure to bring your winter socks to burn in the fire. Thecost is $20 with a 10 percent discount for museum and OLLI members, 6 to 8 p.m. For more information, call 843-325-1800.

Ongoing through April 7 – Frank Lloyd Wright: Architecture of the Interior. Recognized around the world for hisinnovative style and modern designs, architect Frank Lloyd Wright originated and popularized the concept thatstructures should exist in harmony with humanity and their environment, a philosophy he called organicarchitecture. The concept extended not only to structures’ interiors, but also the interiors’ furnishings andornaments – insisting that all parts should be as one. The exhibition is comprised on 28 framed works, including 20reproduction drawings and eight photographs, and represents Wright’s most distinctive interiors. For moreinformation, call the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Myrtle Beach Art Museum at 843-238-2510.

Ongoing through April 21 – Joe Quinn: Underwater – Originally from New York City, Quinn now calls MyrtleBeach home. He is a professional photographer who specializes in underwater, nature, documentary and fineart imagery. Quinn’s work has been published in magazines, books and on the Web, most notably in AsianGeographic, National Geographic, Smithsonian and Dive News. He is a member of the Ocean Artists Society, aunique alliance of the world’s top marine life artists, sculptors, painters and photographers. For moreinformation, call the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Myrtle Beach Art Museum at 843-238-2510.

Travel opportunities offered by OLLI or partners

April 13-23, 2016 – “On the Trail of Martin Luther” 10-Day Tour. Celebrate the 500th anniversary of theReformation by walking in the footsteps of Martin Luther. Includes: Gutenberg Museum, Wartburg Castle, Dresden,Wittenberg and St. Mary’s Church, among other stops, ending in Berlin, passing through “Checkpoint Charlie.”$2,299 per person, double occupancy. Estimate air from Myrtle Beach and transfers for additional $1,550 perperson. Optional travel insurance available. Hosted by Bruce and Kathy Blackburn. For more information, call EarthTravel Pals at 843-222-5839.

May 19-31, 2016 – Celebrity Equinox 12-Night Eastern Mediterranean Cruise from Rome to Barcelona. Stops onAmalfi coast (Salerno) and at Sicily, Athens, Santorini and Mykonos, Greece, and Istanbul and Ephesus, Turkey.Veranda cabins $2,336.40 per person, double occupancy. Other categories available. Optional travel insurance, airand gratuities not included. Deposit $450 per person. Balance due March 5. Hosted by Bill and Judy Blackburn. Formore information, call Earth Travel Pals at 843-222-5839.

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Oct. 1-11, 2016 – 11-day Historic Trains of the Old West with Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta. Start in Denver with anovernight at the historic 1893 Hotel Colorado. Travel to Durango and take a scenic ride through the San Juan NationalForest on a legendary stream train. Admire the cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde National Park. Visit the 1,100-year-oldcity of Taos, N.M., and the famous Royal Gorge. In Colorado Springs, enjoy a train journey on the cog railway to PikesPeak. Spend two days at the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, the largest ballooning event in the world.Land tour cost $2,934 per person, double occupancy. Optional travel insurance additional. Tour deposit $250 perperson. Estimate air $550 per person. Hosted by Judy and Bill Blackburn. For more information, visitwww.EarthTravelPals.com; call Judy at 843-222-5839 or email judy@earthtravelpals.com; call Kathy at 843-450-2032or email kathy@earthtravelpals.com.

Oct. 21-28, 2016 – Ireland – Eight-day tour from $2,999 per person double occupancy that includes roundtripairfare, six nights accommodation, luxury motor coach, tour manager throughout, full Irish breakfast daily, welcomedinner, one additional dinner, farewell dinner, sightseeing per itinerary (Achill Island, Connemara, Galway, Dublin,County Wicklow and Glendalough), fuel surcharges/air taxes up to $600. Membership in the OLLI@CCU program isrequired for this trip. Please contact the OLLI office at 843-349-2767 or 843-349-6584 for OLLI membership details.For more information and reservations, contact World Cultural Tours at 1-877-218-8687, reference tour code:CCU009.

April 6, 2017 – Exclusively for OLLI members from around the USA – Old World Prague and the Blue Danube – 13days, including international airfare from Myrtle Beach from $4,945 (12 days – River Cruise Tour only from $3,195).Additional departure cities are available. Included: three nights in Prague at the moderate first-class Park hotel Prahaor similar and eight nights aboard a private Grand Circle river ship in an outside cabin; 28 meals including a farewellreception and dinners; seven exclusive tours with personal headsets: Prague Old Town, Cesky Krumlov, Melk Abbey,Durnstein, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest; Exclusive Discovery Series events: Apfelstrudel baking demonstration, home-hosted visit, school visit; airport transfers upon arrival and departure; all port charges; gratuities for local guides andmotor coach drivers on your main trip, baggage handling for one piece luggage per person, including tips; 5 percentfrequent traveler credit toward your next Grand Circle trip. For more information, contact Grand Circle Cruise Line at800-597-2452, then press 2, please mention this booking code: G7-27123.

May 22-June 3, 2017 – 12-night Alaska Land and Sea Tour - Denali Explorer – Five-nights from Fairbanks, Alaska,including two nights at the Denali National Park and two at Mt. McKinley Wilderness Lodge, with a seven-dayPrincess Cruise, Voyage of the Glaciers, with stops in Skagway, Juneau, Ketchikan and Hubbard Glacier ScenicCruising, ending in Vancouver. Enjoy the beautiful spring blooms, enchanting wildlife and scenic views with a groupfrom Myrtle Beach. Inside cabins, $2,156/person; oceanview, $2,776/person; balcony, $3,216/person (all based ondouble occupancy). Single rates available. Estimated air from Myrtle Beach $900/person. Hosted by Judy and BillBlackburn. Contact Judy at 843-222-5839 or email Judy@EarthTravelPals.com.

OLLI Community Partners

Atlantic Stage P.O. Box 7402, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 1-877-ATS-TKTS

Belle W. Baruch Foundation’s Hobcaw Barony 22 Hobcaw Road, Georgetown, S.C. 843-546-4623

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Brookgreen Gardens 1931 Brookgreen Garden Drive, Murrells Inlet, S.C. 843-235-6000

Fitness Edge, Inc. 3881 Renee Drive, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 843-903-3488or4310 U.S. 17 Business, Murrells Inlet, S.C.843-652-3488

Fit4Everyone 1320 U.S. 501 Business, Unit E, Conway, S.C. 843-582-4458

Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Myrtle Beach Art Museum 3100 S. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, S.C. 843-238-2510

HealthPoint Center for Health & Fitness 12965 Ocean Highway, Pawleys Island, S.C. 843-237-2205

Horry County Museum 805 Main St., Conway, S.C. 843-915-5320

Kaminski House Museum 1003 Front St., Georgetown, S.C. 843-546-7706

Long Bay Symphony 1107 48th Ave. N., Myrtle Beach, S.C.843-448-8379

SC Maritime Museum 729 Front St., Georgetown, S.C. 843-520-0111

Theatre of the Republic 337 Main St., Conway, S.C. 843-488-0821

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Waterfront Books 815 Front St., Georgetown, S.C. 843-546-2665

YMCA

5000 Claire Chapin Epps Drive, Myrtle Beach, S.C.

843-449-9622

or529 Browns Ferry Road, Georgetown, S.C.

843-545-9622

Outreach Center Locations

Coastal Science Center 301 Allied Drive, Conway

843-349-5002

Georgetown Education Center 909 Front St., Georgetown

843-349-6584

Litchfield Education Center 14427 Ocean Highway, Litchfield Landing

843-349-6584

Myrtle Beach Education Center 900 79th Ave. N., Myrtle Beach

843-349-2767

Coastal Carolina University (CCU) does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, genetic information,

mental or physical disability, or status as a disabled or Vietnam-era veteran in its admissions policies, programs, activities or employment

practices. For more information relating to discrimination, please contact the CCU Title IX Coordinator/EEO Investigator, Coastal Carolina

University, Kearns Hall 104B, Conway, SC; Title IX email titleix@coastal.edu; office phone 843-349-2382; Title IX cell phone 843-333-6229; EEO

email eeo@coastal.edu; or the U.S. Dept. of Education Office for Civil Rights atwww2.ed.gov/ocr.

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OLLI@CCU MEMBER SUGGESTION FORM

We strive to offer great programs at all of our outreach locations and welcome input from you to help us continually improve. Your recommendations are gladly received and will be reviewed by the appropriate committee member(s) or OLLI staff personnel. Please submit a separate suggestion form for each item. YOU MAY REMAIN ANONYMOUS, but we will need your name and contact information if you desire a formal response or if we need clarification. Thank you for taking the time to submit your ideas.

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Please return your suggestion form to any of our outreach locations or mail it to: for Conway and Myrtle Beach:

Kelli Barker 900 79th Ave. N. Myrtle Beach, SC 29572-4140

for Georgetown and Litchfield: Lisa Rickenbrode P.O. Box 1409 Pawleys Island, SC 29585

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