Lifelong Learning Brochure

LifeLong Learning instituteThe Lifelong Learning Institute is committed to creating and fostering a variety of

intellectually stimulating educational opportunities for Montgomery County residents age 50 and over. However, adults of any age may register for these classes.

Computers and Technology

Art and Art History

History & Current Events

Brain Fitness

Spring 2018 Course Schedule

Workforce Development & Continuing Education

archaeoLogy and WorLd cuLture

Costa Rica: Lucky Paradise or Future of the Region? NEWDo you want to know how Costa Rica became known as the Switzerland of the Americas? This course offers an overview of Costa Rican history, politics, and culture. You will explore the distinctive history of Costa Rica’s colonial experience-not just its distance from any center of colonial power but also the rise of its yeoman farmer society. You will learn about this country’s unique path to independence which was inti-mately linked with the belief in self-sufficiency of its yeoman farmers. You will also analyze how the focus on public edu-cation became the driving force towards a modern Costa Rica and a determining force in the country’s 1948 Revolution. In addition, you will compare and contrast the relative stability and peaceful modernization of the country to that of its war-ring neighbors through the 60s, 70s & 80s. Furthermore, you will discuss how at the beginning of the 21st century Costa Rica has established itself as the Switzerland of the Ameri-cas-a country without an army; a leader in human rights and eco-conservation; and a fairly stable economy. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI208 8 Hours$59 + $79 fee = $138; NMR add $120Westfield South 306BCRN#: 35629 4 Sessions W4/11-5/2 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Naomi Daremblum

Exploring The National ParksNEW CONTENT! National Parks of the Washington, D.C. Metro AreaThe Washington, D.C. metro area hosts a complete collection of national parks that includes iconic monuments, memori-als, and natural habitats. But did you know there are several lesser-known national park sites that are just a day trip away? Join your instructor, a 36-year career National Park Service employee, to discuss the history of the parks of the D.C. metro area and how they came to be part of national park system. You will examine well- and lesser- known parks of the D.C. metro area and learn the best method to plan your next visit. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI166 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB212CRN#: 35597 4 Sessions T2/27-3/27 6:30-8:30 p.m. No class 3/13Instructor: Steve Pittleman

Maryland residents 60 years or older by the start date of the class may have tuition waived.

Global Issues Through History, Literature, and Philosophy ◘In this course, you will explore a number of topics related to global issues through historical, literary, linguistic, and philosophical lenses. This class will encourage you to rec-ognize your responsibilities to society-locally, nationally, and globally. You will also examine current issues of global importance. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI890 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Germantown Campus PK180CRN#: 35688 29 Sessions T,R1/30-5/10 12:30-1:55 p.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Joan NaakeRockville Campus PK112CRN#: 35687 29 Sessions T,R1/30-5/10 12:30-1:55 p.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Kenneth JassieTakoma Park/Silver Spring Campus ST329CRN#: 35686 29 Sessions T,R1/30-5/10 10-11:25 a.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Deborah Taylor

Hands-On ArchaeologyRoll up your sleeves and experience the life of an archaeolo-gist. After the first lecture, you will engage in a hands-on archaeological dig; you will analyze and interpret archaeo-logical artifacts in class; and take a tour of the pre-historical archaeological site. All site locations are within a half hour to 45 minute drive from Rockville. No previous archaeological experience is necessary. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI901 15 Hours$79 + $105 fee = $184; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CC201CRN#: 35689 5 Sessions W4/11-5/9 1-4 p.m.Instructor: Mark Ludlow

Introduction to Archaeology ◘This course is an introduction to the discipline of archaeology. This discipline evolved slowly from explorations of ancient cultures to the science that it is today with accurate dating, ar-chaeological data excavated with precision, theories that guide interpretation, and ethical concerns. The course also includes a survey of global prehistoric archaeological cultures and hands-on experiences. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI802 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Rockville Campus HU221CRN#: 35678 26 Sessions M,W1/29-5/9 1:30-2:55 p.m. No class 3/12, 3/14Instructor: Barbara Wolff

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Modern PortugalThis course provides an overview of Portuguese history, politics, and culture. Learn about the formation of Portugal and its emergence as a unified state amidst dynastic rivalries. Explore Portugal’s leading role in overseas expansion and empire. Identify Portugal’s constitutional development after the fall of the Monarchy. Understand how the ‘New State’ of Salazar lead to the revolution of 1974, and how post revolu-tionary Portugal changed though its integration in the Euro-pean Union. We will be drawing on a range of cultural forms (novels, short stories, essays, film, music, art). Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI992 12 Hours$65 + $89 fee = $154; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 404CRN#: 35703 6 Sessions T3/20-4/24 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Naomi Daremblum

Moscow: A City of History, Architecture, and Culture NEWDid you know that Moscow, the capital of Russia, is over 870 years old and is brimming with culture and historical architecture? In this class, you will examine some of the most remarkable historical landmarks of Moscow such as the Moscow Kremlin, Red Square, the legendary onion domes of St. Basil’s Cathedral, as well as other buildings and monu-ments that reflect every aspect of the city’s long history. You will compare Soviet and modern Moscow architecture. In addition, you will learn about the city’s cultural events and explore major museums and theaters, including the well-known Bolshoi Theater with its world famous operas and ballets. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI222 6 Hours$45 + $69 fee = $114; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB215CRN#: 35642 3 Sessions M4/9-4/23 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Elena Newland Prehistoric Archaeology in Maryland and the RegionLearn the full story of how the first humans found their way to North America and later to Maryland. You will explore the relationship between the environment and human migratory movement over the planet. You will also review and critique theories regarding human migration, how and where those ear-liest humans in North America resided, and the dispersals of humans to the greater Maryland region. The last session will be a visit to a prehistoric archaeological site in Montgomery County as chosen by the instructor. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI151 8 Hours$59 + $79 fee = $138; NMR add $120Westfield South 306DCRN#: 35594 4 Sessions M3/5-3/26 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Mark Ludlow

Russia: History and Culture From Kievan Rus to Romanov’s Dynasty NEWThis course will provide an overview of Russian medieval history and culture from Kievan Rus to Romanov’s Dynasty. You will examine major historical events of Russian history as illustrated by masterpieces of great Russian artists, com-posers, and filmmakers. You will explore Russian medieval art and architecture. In addition, you will discuss old tradi-tions, folk dances, songs, and lifestyle of Russian people. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI202 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35623 4 Sessions M4/2-4/23 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Elena Newland

The Earliest Indigenous Inhabitants of the Americas NEWWho were the first inhabitants of the Americas, when and how did they come, and where did they come from? Archae-ologists working with scientists in numerous disciplines have been able to gather and interpret considerable evidence for answering these questions from field and laboratory work throughout the hemisphere, but many disagreements and gaps in our knowledge inevitably remain. In this course, you discuss the various hypotheses for populating the Americas. You will explore major Clovis and Pre-Clovis archaeological sites in the U.S. and Latin America and identify distinctive Clovis culture artifact assemblages. You will analyze the various claims made by archaeologists and media regarding new discoveries. In addition, you will learn about the scien-tific methods used to analyze and interpret ancient artifacts. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI224 4 Hours$45 + $69 fee = $114; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 442CRN#: 35644 2 Sessions T3/20-3/27 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Harry Iceland

◘ Co-Listed Classes

Classes marked with this symbol ◘ are co-listed.

They are offered so that students may register either for credit or continuing

education (noncredit) status. These classes are open to all students at

Montgomery College.

NMR Non-Md. resident TWA Tuition Waiver Applies; Seniors Pay Fee Only 3

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The Jazz Age and the Harlem RenaissanceAfrican American Arts and Letters, c. 1923-1943During the 20th-century, African Americans produced a cultural movement known as the Harlem Renaissance and from this movement, Jazz emerged. In this course, you will examine the social, political, and economic conditions that gave rise to this movement in the Post-World War I era. You will discuss the roles of radio and cinema in making Jazz popular; the abundant literature and visual arts of the time; and the fine and performing artists who helped make New York’s Harlem community, the center for the Renaissance. In addition, you will discover and enjoy the works of Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Duke Ellington, Lena Horne, and Billy Strayhorn. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI116 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB214CRN#: 35590 3 Sessions W3/21-4/4 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Regennia Williams

World Cultures ◘This course is an examination of one culture area in a partic-ular geographic region from an anthropological perspective. Drawing from the theories and methods of anthropology, this course will explore the prehistory, colonialism, cultural systems, modernization, and globalization of the region. In-teresting case studies are used to examine current conditions. Focus of this course is on Latin America and the Caribbean. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI803 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Germantown Campus HT304CRN#: 35679 26 Sessions M,W2/5-5/9 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. No class 3/12, 3/14Instructor: Maria Sprehn

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Creating a Relief Sculpture NEWLooking to try something new in the arts? Explore your envi-ronment through the versatility of Plastalina Modeling Clay. This media allows you to create astonishing detailed semi 3D artworks that can be displayed as a painting. You will explore the concept of composition and color theory that help create effective and aesthetic compositions; and the practical uses of Plastalina. In addition, you will learn to create low and high relief art by applying the principles of composition and choices of color scheme. The projects in this course are designed to help you explore creativity, sharpen observation skills, and improve manual dexterity. Supply list is available on the LLI website. Cost of supplies is not included in the course fees. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI230 10 Hours$95 + $89 fee = $184; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 442CRN#: 35650 5 Sessions W3/7-4/11 1:30-3:30 p.m.No class 4/4Instructor: Holly Faith Creativity Booster: Try Your Hand at Modern Art NEWPick up a brush and let your creativity flourish— even if you’ve never painted before. Learn to paint like a modern master such as Picasso, Matisse, or Dali. In this class, you will practice creating dynamic compositions and mixing vi-brant colors. You will become familiar with the basic propor-tions of the head and learn how to transfer an image from a photo or your imagination onto a canvas mimicking the style of a modern master. This class is designed for beginners. Supply list is available on the LLI website. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI205 3 Hours$20 + $15 fee = $35; NMR add $30Rockville Campus SB009CRN#: 35626 1 Session S3/24 1-4 p.m.Instructor: Evan Goldman

TWA; Tuition Waiver Applies.Maryland residents 60 years or older by the start

date of the class may have tuition waived.

ROOM NUMBERSRoom numbers will be printed on your registration receipt for classes held on our campuses. Please be sure to keep

the receipt for your records. Or you can check online at www.montgomerycollege.edu/wdce/ce/lifelonglearning.html.

Material lists for Art classes are available at

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Drawing: Pens, Charcoals, and PastelsThis course is designed to help you develop fundamental drawing skills. Basic techniques such as blocking in the com-position with pencil; shading with charcoal; and using pastels to create vibrant color will be explored. You will begin by drawing a still life and move onto landscape and portrait drawings from photographs. In addition, you will examine these subjects using a variety of media (pencil, color pencils, charcoal, pastel, ink, and watercolor). This class is designed for students of any skill level. Bring supplies to first class. Supply list is available on the LLI website. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI879 12 Hours$95 + $89 fee = $184; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35684 6 Sessions M2/19-3/26 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Evan GoldmanRockville Campus SB009CRN#: 35685 6 Sessions M4/9-5/14 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Evan Goldman How to Paint Like an ImpressionistThis course will introduce you to the Impressionist move-ment and explain how it came about. The historical context, style, and inspiration for the movement will be discussed. Techniques such as pointillism, impasto, use of palette-knife, layering, and Impressionist use of color will be demonstrated and explained. You will then apply these methods with indi-vidual instruction to create your own Impressionist painting with watercolor or acrylic. Supply list is available on the LLI website. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI652 12 Hours$89 + $89 fee = $178; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 442CRN#: 35672 6 Sessions W2/14-3/28 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. No class 3/14Instructor: Adrianne Kralick

Painting with Color: Watercolor or Acrylics—A PrimerThis course is focused on the role of color in paintings. You will examine the art of master painters and discuss the use of color for emotional and aesthetic impact; learn about color systems and color wheels; and discuss color symbolism. Course topics will include: dimensions of hue, intensity, and temperature. You will paint from still life and photographs in watercolor or acrylics. Supply list is available on the LLI website. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI184 16 Hours$99 + $99 fee = $198; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB009CRN#: 35610 8 Sessions M2/12-4/9 2:45-4:45 p.m. No class 3/12Instructor: Nahid Linares

Painting with Color: Watercolor or Acrylics—Skills AdvancementColor is not just the way an object reflects or emits light, it is used to provoke emotion, used in symbolism, and used as a compositional device. This course builds upon Painting with Color: Watercolor and Acrylics—A Primer. You will focus on improving color handling, composition, and specific painting challenges. You will be provided an opportunity for a more intuitive and practical application of color in painting and design. In addition, this course introduces techniques in color use to address: emotional/symbolic color, depth cues in color, color as a compositional device, and the psychology of color. Prerequisites: Painting with Color: Watercolor or Acrylics—A Primer or other color study courses. Supply list is avail-able on the LLI website. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI183 12 Hours$89 + $89 fee = $178; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 442CRN#: 35609 6 Sessions T4/10-5/22 9-10:45 a.m.Last class on 5/22 meets 9-10:30 a.m.Instructor: Nahid Linares

Quilting for Beginners NEWHave you always wanted to learn how to quilt? Not only is quilting fun and a time to enjoy socializing with others, but studies have found that pursuing creative passions can help or improve your brain. In this class, you will create a small 14”x19” quilt complete with borders and binding. You will learn how to select, mark, and cut fabric; make a template, press, and arrange fabric blocks into a quilt top. You will cut and attach borders with a basic running stitch; and complete your project by basting, quilting, and binding. This project is done entirely by hand; sewing machines are not required nor accommodated. Supply list is available on the LLI website. Students 60+ pay fee onlyCourse: LLI223 12 Hours$65 + $95 fee = $160; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CC215CRN#: 35643 6 Sessions R2/15-3/29 7-9 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Annette Burns




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Still Life Painting: Painting Class with Art History Overview NEWChannel your inner Cezanne in this new and exciting still life class. In this class, you will discuss the history of still life painting including artists of the Dutch Golden Age, Impres-sionists, and Post-Impressionists. Then utilizing Cezanne, Van Gogh, and the still life painters of the Dutch Golden Age as references, you will learn how to arrange engaging com-positions. In addition, you will focus on creating accurate colors and textures, as well as using lighting and shadows to create atmosphere. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI221 12 Hours$95 + $89 fee = $184; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB009CRN#: 35641 6 Sessions T3/6-4/17 2:30-4:30 p.m.No class 3/13Instructor: Evan Goldman

The Art of SketchingWhether you are an avid sketcher or new to the art, sketching allows you to record events such as a trip to a foreign land, a tour of a local garden, or a special occasion such as a birth or anniversary. Sketching can include sketches, drawings, or quick paintings. You can add short captions, notes, parts of conversations, and observations to create a journal. Sketches can also be used for planning an organic garden, creating a preliminary drawing for a painting or portrait, and providing an outlet for discovering solutions to a variety of problems. This course will teach you how to improve your observation-al skills while sketching with pen, pencil, or watercolor. You will have an opportunity to sketch outside. Bring supplies to the first class. Supply list is available on the LLI website. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI970 12 Hours$95 + $89 fee = $184; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35698 6 Sessions R3/22-4/26 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Evan GoldmanRockville Campus SB009CRN#: 35699 6 Sessions W3/7-4/18 6:30-8:30 p.m. No class 3/14Instructor: Evan Goldman

Watercolor Advanced—For Creativity and FunFun is the opening gambit of our specially designed water-color class for students who are comfortable with the basics of watercolor and who want to explore alternative ways to paint. Learn to apply a variety of techniques, such as dry brush, wet-on-wet, glazing, stippling, controlled spray, lifts, and graded washes. Emphasizing textural effects in under-painting, will give you a different place to start each week. Each class begins with an analysis of the previous week’s work, followed by a demonstration of hands-on techniques for you to emulate in class. Learn to create masterful paint-ings from direct observation and sketches, as well as by assembling printed reference materials. Half sheet paintings (on the order of 15”x22”) are suggested for a successful cre-ative journey. Bring supplies to the first class. Supply list is available on the LLI website. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI987 20 Hours$114 + $109 fee = $223; NMR add $140Rockville Campus AR405CRN#: 35702 8 Sessions F2/23-4/27 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.No class 3/16, 3/30Instructor: Michaele Harrington

art history Cézanne’s Portraits NEWNew exhibit at the National Gallery of Art!What are the special pictorial and thematic characteristics of Paul Cézanne’s portraiture? Who were his models and how did they influence the characteristics and development of his practice? What was Cézanne’s understanding of resem-blance and identity? Join Barbara Evans for answers to these questions as we examine the chronological development of Cézanne’s portraiture and the changes that occurred with respect to his style and method. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI212 6 Hours$45 + $69 fee = $114; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35633 3 Sessions T4/24-5/8 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Barbara EvansCRN#: 35634 3 Sessions R4/26-5/10 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Barbara Evans






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High Renaissance Art in ItalyThis class explores the art of the High Renaissance (from 1480 to 1570) by examining paintings by such celebrated masters as Botticelli, Leonardo, Raphael, Titian, and Michel-angelo. You will focus on the stylistic innovations of these artists and explore the meanings and the techniques used on their key masterpieces. You will also discuss the philosophy of Humanism that made the Renaissance possible; the Medici family; the Papal patrons; and the rise of Venice, Florence, and Rome. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI138 6 Hours$45 + $69 fee = $114; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB213CRN#: 35591 3 Sessions W3/21-4/11 6:30-8:30 p.m. No class 3/28Instructor: Irina Stotland

How to Decipher PaintingsByzantine-Renaissance-Baroque What makes paintings timeless? Do you want to understand paintings on a more profound level? This course will help you appreciate the language of paintings, understand the meaning behind symbols, identify focal points, and recognize cultural and historical elements in different paintings. You will explore visual elements: line, shape, tone, color, patterns, texture, and form, and see how artists utilize these elements to express their ideas. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI957 10 Hours$55 + $79 fee = $134; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB117CRN#: 35695 5 Sessions M2/19-3/26 1:30-3:30 p.m. No class 3/12Instructor: Irina Stotland

How to Decipher Paintings IISurvey of Western Art from Rococo to Realismn this course, you will examine the most significant develop-ments in painting created in Western Europe during the 18th and the first half of the 19th century, including the movements of Rococo, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, & Realism. You will continue to employ visual analysis—“seeing” the stylistic elements of color, line, and the composition, the iconography, and the context —connecting the art style to the history and the culture of the time. Putting your deciphering skills to work, you will learn how to understand the most important works by painters such as Boucher, Fragonard, Gainsborough, Chardin, David, and Courbet. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI171 10 Hours$55 + $79 fee = $134; NMR add $120Rockville CampusCRN#: 35602 5 Sessions M4/9-5/7 1:30-3:30 p.m. Room HU131Instructor: Irina StotlandCRN#: 35603 5 Sessions T4/10-5/8 6:30-8:30 p.m. Room HU133Instructor: Irina Stotland

The Glory of Baroque Art NEWExplore the history of European Baroque art and its develop-ments in Western Europe. You will examine the art move-ment and how it differed from Italy to France to Flanders. You will also discuss the works of Caravaggio, Rubens, Rembrandt, Velazquez, and Vermeer. You will learn how to read an artistic style by explaining its historical setting and objectives. In addition, you will decipher the most important works of the period in the context of their culture. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI236 6 Hours$45 + $69 fee = $114; NMR add $120Rockville Campus GU239CRN#: 35657 3 Sessions W4/18-5/2 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Irina Stotland

The Jazz Age and the Harlem RenaissanceAfrican American Arts and Letters, c. 1923-1943During the 20th-century, African Americans produced a cultural movement known as the Harlem Renaissance and from this movement, Jazz emerged. In this course, you will examine the social, political, and economic conditions that gave rise to this movement in the Post-World War I era. You will discuss the roles of radio and cinema in making Jazz popular; the abundant literature and visual arts of the time; and the fine and performing artists who helped make New York’s Harlem community, the center for the Renaissance. In addition, you will discover and enjoy the works of Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Duke Ellington, Lena Horne, and Billy Strayhorn. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI116 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB214CRN#: 35590 3 Sessions W3/21-4/4 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Regennia Williams

Treasures of the National Gallery of Art NEW19th Century Paintings—A Virtual TourMuseums can be overwhelming due to their size and volume of artwork. What are the “must see” masterpieces? Why are they so important? And, where do you even find them? In this class, you can sit back, relax, and take a virtual tour of the museum. You’ll travel through time exploring paintings in chronological order, unveiling why they were ground breaking or important for their time, and how they effected the next generation. You will discuss the lives of the artists and analyze the artists’ methods, style, color use, materials, and techniques. In addition, you will compare the differences between the Impressionists and French establishment. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI725 8 Hours$59 + $79 fee = $138; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB215CRN#: 35677 4 Sessions R2/22-3/22 6:30-8:30 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Adrienne Kralick

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Vermeer and the Masters of Genre Painting: Inspiration and RivalryJohannes Vermeer is one of the best-loved painters of all time who captured quiet moments of beauty in everyday Dutch life. During this course, you will briefly examine the politi-cal and social changes taking place in the Netherlands, from 1650-1675, that influenced Dutch painters. You will explore Vermeer’s and his contemporaries’ techniques including linear perspective, grisaille, and velatura. In addition, you will ana-lyze the camera obscura and understand how it was utilized by artists of the time. This course is running in conjunction with the upcoming landmark exhibition at the National Gallery of Art: Vermeer and the Masters of Genre Painting. While view-ing their paintings in the exhibit, you will examine the artists in historical, artistic, and social context. No lecture on Vermeer would be complete without discussing the forger who fooled the Nazis, Han van Meegeren, and the greatest art hoax of the 20th century. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI173 4 Hours$45 + $69 fee = $114; NMR add $120Westfield South 306DCRN#: 35605 2 Sessions R3/8-3/22 1:30-3:30 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Adrienne Kralick

Brain fitness institute

A Lifetime of Learning: Understanding the Human Brain NEWDo you ever wonder how your brain works and how to keep it working? This course provides a basic introduction to the human brain and explores how experiences and behaviors impact the brain throughout life. You will learn basic brain anatomy and neurochemistry, and examine both fundamental brain processes and higher order cognitive functions. You will also learn strategies for use in everyday life to influ-ence brain plasticity for long-term brain health. This class is offered by a neurobiologist who is a faculty member of a medical school. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI207 10 Hours$55 + $89 fee = $144; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB214CRN#: 35628 5 Sessions T3/20-4/17 7-9 p.m.Instructor: Eva Polston

Brain Fitness: Critical Thinking and Problem SolvingHow does emotion impact our thinking? How do we struc-ture our thinking to get the best result? How do we sort fact from fiction, truth from opinion? In this course, you will focus on how we deal with information, the biases and uncer-tainties that affect our thinking, and how to get beyond them. In the process, you will learn to better array data, understand the nature of questions, develop sound answers, and analyze and solve problems more effectively. You will participate in the variety of fun exercises that will train your brain in bet-ter problem solving. This course is taught by a retired CIA trainer. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI167 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120Rockville Campus TC232CRN#: 35598 6 Sessions T3/20-5/1 1:30-3:30 p.m. No class 4/3Instructor: Ronald Goldberg

How Your Subconscious Speaks and What You Can Do to Listen NEWEver wonder what is the subconscious and how is it con-nected to mind and body wellness? In this course, you will explore the subconscious and examine how it is expressed in everyday life. You will analyze how practicing stream-of-consciousness writing (longhand) may contribute to self-understanding. You will examine internal and external conflicts and how they impact the mind and body. You will also discuss how emotional charge signals the presence of the subconscious. In addition, you will learn and practice intrin-sically initiated movement, guided imagery, and Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFTs) such as tapping. This course is taught by a licensed professional. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI228 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 442CRN#: 35648 4 Sessions M3/12-4/2 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Elena Khazanova

Human Growth & Development ◘This course examines human lifespan, concepts, theories, and methods of contemporary psychology by focusing on the physical, intellectual, and social development of human behavior from conception through late adulthood. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI980 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Rockville Campus HU010CRN#: 35700 30 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Alejandra Morales PiccardTWA; Tuition Waiver Applies.

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Meditation Practices—Heart, Brain, Body Connections NEWThe many benefits of meditation range from decreased stress, anxiety, and depression to improved memory and attention. It even reduces inflammation, boosts immune function, and in-creases empathy and compassion. Are you curious about the research behind these assertions? Would you like to explore whether or not meditation is for you? Perhaps you already meditate but would like to expand your practice and connect with others who share your interest. This course weaves to-gether lecture, discussion, and meditation practice including Heart Rhythm Meditation (HRM), guided meditations, walk-ing meditation and more. Weather permitting, the class will occasionally meditate outside. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI185 12 Hours$40 + $79 fee = $119; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 401CRN#: 35611 8 Sessions R3/8-5/3 10-11:30 a.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Carol Moore

Memory Academy: Train Your Brain to Retain! NEW

Have you have experienced “senior moments,” struggled to remember where you placed your car keys, or experienced that “tip of the tongue” feeling when trying to recall some-one’s name? This memory training course is designed to address these issues and other memory challenges that you experience in daily life. You will discuss what memory is and how it works. You will learn new techniques on how to: remember what you did in the past; put names to faces; and remember lists, errands, or other things you need to do. You will examine your individual learning style and the technique that works best for your style in order to improve your mem-ory. In addition, you will practice applying learned memory techniques to real life situations. This program originated with the UCLA Center on Aging and is taught by Holy Cross Hospital memory specialist. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI241 14 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35661 7 Sessions F2/16-4/13 1-3 p.m.No class 3/16, 3/30Instructor: Holy Cross Hospital

careers and empLoyment for 50+Find Your Strengths—Find Your FutureDiscover your natural and work-related strengths and match them with career areas in which you would be most success-ful. Choose to apply your skills to careers, business, vol-unteer, or other professional and life opportunities. Engage in a series of insightful individual and group exercises, and conduct research into career areas of interest to you. This course may also help those who plan to retire, to find their second career. By the end of the class, you will draft your career plan. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI830 12 Hours$49 + $54 fee = $103; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CC208CRN#: 35681 4 Sessions M,W2/26-3/7 6:30-9:30 p.m.No class 3/12Instructor: Mary Pat Brennan

computers and technoLogy

Cloud Computing: Apps for Work and Home NEWWhat are the critical apps? Apps are used every day at home and at work and are now available online in the Cloud. Word processing, spreadsheets, email, file management, video, mu-sic, mapping, and many more apps are available on all your devices. In addition, cloud computing takes many forms and it can be confusing to figure out how to get the most of each service. In this course, you will explore the critical productiv-ity and media apps, from OneDrive to iCloud, Google drive to Netflix and iTunes, provided by desktops, mobile devices, and the Cloud. You will also explore the best way to manage these apps on any device.Course: LLI213 3 Hours$15 + $20 fee = $35; NMR add $30Rockville Campus CC208CRN#: 35635 1 Sessions W3/21 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Carl Burnett Digital Literacy for the 21st CenturyThis introductory course is designed to provide you with a broad overview of technology. Each class will be dedicated to a specific topic: mobile devices and how to use mobile devices in daily living; cloud computing and how it can be helpful to you; social media: popular sites and best uses; digital media technology and life enhancement; and digital security and privacy. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI959 12 Hours$60 + $85 fee = $145; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 405CRN#: 35697 6 Sessions W2/21-4/4 2-4 p.m.No class 3/14Instructor: Carl Burnett

SAVE THE DATE! Friday, March 9, 2018

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Digital Security and Privacy NEWEveryone has created a digital footprint. Whether it’s your password, username, SSN, IP address, or your home address everyone has a digital identity. Protecting and controlling your digital identity starts with understanding what it is, and how you control its use and privacy in the digital world. This course is designed to provide you with the tools to secure and protect your digital identity and privacy in your daily life. Course: LLI231 3 Hours$15 + $20 fee = $35; NMR add $30Rockville Campus SB117CRN#: 35651 1 Session W3/28 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Carl Burnett Digital Technology Everything—Everywhere—Anytime! NEWWhat is digital technology? What impact does digital tech-nology have in my life? Many people feel like visitors in this new digital universe. They want to become digital residents, but do not know where to start. This course provides a roadmap to electronic tools, social media, online gaming, applications, multi-media, cloud computing, and mobile devices. You will explore what is a digital network, and what are the components of a wired and wireless network. You will compare the difference between telecommunication and computer wireless networks. You will also discuss the World Wide Web, the Cloud, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Course: LLI232 3 Hours$15 + $20 fee = $35; NMR add $30Rockville Campus SB215CRN#: 35652 1 Session W3/7 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Carl Burnett

Getting Started with Social Media: Facebook and TwitterThis course is for anyone interested in learning the basics of social media communication and networking. In this class, you will learn how to create, customize, use, and maintain a Facebook page and Twitter account. In addition, you will ex-plore how to update your status, post photos and videos, con-nect with friends and business accounts, and become familiar with privacy policies and settings on Facebook. Furthermore, you will learn how to tweet, find accounts to follow on Twit-ter, and post photos and videos. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI694 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Westfield South 306CCRN#: 35674 3 Sessions R3/1-3/22 1:30-3:30 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Vicki McGill

Put Your iPad to WorkThis course introduces you to the iPad touch screen technolo-gy interface. Learn to access the internet, take and store pho-tos and videos, use maps, keep contact lists, manage music files, and other functions. You will learn how to navigate the iPad and how to find, download, and organize apps. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI639 6 Hours$35 + $45 fee = $80; NMR add $50Rockville Campus CC201CRN#: 35669 3 Sessions T4/3-4/17 1:30-3:30 p.m. Instructor: Vicki McGill

history and current events

African American Military Heroes of the Civil WarWhen the Civil War first developed in the United States, it was thought to be a sectional struggle of the white, male, elite of the South. Although enslaved African Americans may have been incidental beneficiaries, their participation was neither contemplated nor desired. However, as the military and social dynamic unfolded, it became clear that the North would benefit greatly from the use of former slaves and freeman in the Army and Navy. You will learn of individual African Americans who stood out in the endeavor to reunite the country and free themselves and their brethren. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI997 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Rockville Campus TC215CRN#: 35705 4 Sessions T2/27-3/20 1:30-3:30 p.m.Last class will meet in the field. Location to be announced by instructor. Instructor: Jesse Siler

Alexander Hamilton, Founding Father With Vision for Modern AmericaLin-Manuel Miranda’s blending of hip-hop and history has enthralled theater-goers since the curtain went up on Hamil-ton: American Musical in 2015. In this course, you will learn about the American icon who inspired this amazing produc-tion. From his humble beginnings as an orphan in the West Indies to his tragic encounter with Aaron Burr on the cliffs of Weehawken, Alexander Hamilton played a critical role in the founding of the United States. Through lecture and discus-sion, you will examine Hamilton’s remarkable career as a soldier, statesman, and thinker. In addition, you will explore the various ways he shaped today’s political dialogue and the modern U.S. financial system. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI156 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Rockville Campus PE116CRN#: 35595 3 Sessions R2/15-3/1 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Jesse Siler



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An Insight Into Politics and Current EventsNew Content! March will mark 14 months after the inaugu-ration of Donald Trump as the 45th President. In this course, you will examine the United States policies on NATO, Iran, North Korea, immigration, climate change, healthcare, tax reform, and other pressing issues. You will also discuss the status of the Russia investigation. In addition, you will explore these issues with the understanding that the 2018 mid-terms will only be eight months away. Join other stu-dents, every two weeks, to actively discuss current issues in the news. Topics of discussion will include: the political issues facing Montgomery County and Maryland; President Trump’s administration in terms of personalities and substan-tive policies; the Democratic opposition of the President and its effectiveness; potential candidates and issues that will frame the 2018 elections; and other current issues contributed by you and your fellow students. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI189 10 Hours$65 + $85 fee = $150; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 403CRN#: 35618 5 Sessions W3/7-5/2 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. No class 3/14, 3/28, 4/11, 4/25Instructor: Joel Cockrell

Bringing the United States Constitution to LifeIn the late 18th century, the United States of America, less than 15 years old, replaced its Articles of Confederation with a new Constitution. This course will examine the provisions of the Constitution as well as its 27 amendments. Special emphasis will be placed on the application of the Constitu-tion and the amendments to current issues. We will discuss the meaning of a nation having a constitution and the guiding principles of other nations such as England’s Magna Carta and the Articles of Confederation. The process by which the Constitution and the first ten amendments (the Bill of Rights) were adopted will be explored. You will analyze the various constitutional provisions which provided for three branches of government, the means of amending the document, and the various amendments that have been enacted and/or proposed. In addition, the current status of case law dealing with issues such as freedom of speech, freedom of religion, the right to bear arms, the right to counsel, the bar against unreasonable search and seizure, and the bar against self-incrimination will be discussed. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI993 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120Rockville Campus GU239CRN#: 35704 6 Sessions T3/20-4/24 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Joel Cockrell

C&O Canal: Past, Present, and FutureA local history author, C&O Canal Trust Board member, and Montgomery History speaker, Judy Wells, provides historic highlights and photographs of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, including the canal’s role in the Civil War and the building of the Washington Aqueduct in the mid-19th Century. The presentation also shows historic structures being preserved, unique engineering features of the nearby Canal, and describes current-day challenges facing the C&O Canal National His-torical Park. This class is offered by Montgomery History.Course: LLI143 2 Hours$20 + $20 fee = $40; NMR add $30Rockville Campus CC201CRN#: 35592 2 Session M3/12-3/19 10:30 a.m.-11:30 p.m.Last class on 3/19 will meet in the field. Location to be indi-cated by instructor.Instructor: Montgomery History - Judy Welles

Fascism: Ideology and Reality, Past and Present NEWWas Fascism reactionary or revolutionary? A coherent ideol-ogy or the rejection of ideas? Limited to interwar Europe or alive today in our own country? This course addresses the vexing questions of what fascism is, whether it was a global phenomenon, and whether it is at present thriving in Euro-pean and American societies. You will begin with a consider-ation of conceptual issues related to nationalism, modernity, and fascism. You will explore fascism’s intellectual origins, the mobilization of culture, the totalitarian state, and po-litical violence. You will also discuss case studies, noting comparative continuities and regional peculiarities (the focus will range from interwar Europe to present day Turkey and the United States). The course will not only draw on recent scholarship on fascism, but will consider art, propaganda, and film from the specific periods. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI209 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35630 6 Sessions T2/20-3/27 2-4 p.m.Instructor: Naomi Daremblum

History of Modern Israel NEWIsrael, the world’s only Jewish state, is a source of pride to many, and a source of conflict to others. In this class, you will explore its early history from the first Aliyah in the late 19th Century to the War of Independence in 1948. You will discuss the roots of contemporary Israel as well as the Ash-kenazic civilization from which most American Jews derive. You will also discuss Israeli/Palenstinian narratives. Instruc-tor is the author of Return to Zion: The History of Modern Israel. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI203 10 Hours$60 + $85 fee = $145; NMR add $120Rockville Campus 214CRN#: 35624 5 Sessions R2/22-3/29 6:30-8:30 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Eric Gartman



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History of United States Immigration NEWWho is an immigrant? In what ways have ideas of immigration changed over time? How have categories of race, ethnicity, na-tionality, and citizenship shaped and been shaped by immigra-tion debates? In this course, you will explore the search for re-ligious freedom, the welcoming of European immigrants to the Eastern seaboard, and the supposed magnetic pull of a nation founded on the ideals of freedom and liberty. You will examine how immigrants have been treated differently because of their race, ethnicity, and nationality. You will discuss the politi-cians and ordinary United States citizens that have supported policies that denied people of certain races and nationalities entry and/or citizenship. In addition, you will examine how the United States transformed from a handful of struggling British colonies to a global superpower spanning a continent; and how immigration is central to America’s national narrative. Stu-dents 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI206 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35627 6 Sessions M4/9-5/14 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Naomi Daremblum

Inside Politics: For Political Junkies and OthersNew Content! This mini-course is for those on both sides of the aisle that enjoy eating, drinking, and sleeping politics; as well as for those just interested in the people and poli-cies that shape our lives. You will discover what it is like to work in politics on the local, state, and federal level. You will examine the inner-workings of campaigns; and learn how to advocate on behalf of relevant issues and how to make a difference. In addition, you will meet elected officials and behind-the-scenes staffers. There is nothing more exciting than the intrigue of politics, including the powerful people and personalities. Take this course and learn how you can be involved on the frontlines! Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI182 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB215CRN#: 35608 3 Sessions T3/6-4/3 6:30-8:30 p.m.No class 3/13, 3/27Instructor: Laurie Mintzer Edberg, Esq.

International Political and Social IssuesNew Content! Learn about and share ideas on key pressing political and social issues that have an international impact. New topics may include: the technological development of the media and the global divide between news sources; the latest understanding on food security; preparing for global warming in Maryland; immigration issues; human trafficking and modern slavery; spotlight on health, economics, popula-tion, and more. The moderator and/or guest speakers will provide a list of suggested readings and links on the topics discussed. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI692 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120Westfield South 306BCRN#: 35673 6 Sessions R3/8-4/19 1:30-3:30 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Naomi Daremblum

Media Ethics in the Age of President Trump NEWWhat is the relationship between the media and the office of the President-historic and current? How has social media al-tered the operations and the values of the mainstream press? What are the changing ways voters get information about politics and how do those changes impact the political pro-cess? Join Steve Roberts, journalist, lecturer, and published author, as he seeks to answer these questions and examines the current state of journalism today.Course: LLI216 2 Hours$20 + $15 fee = $35; NMR add $30Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35638 1 Session F3/2 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Steve Roberts

Montgomery County Economy and Business: Trends, Opportunities, and Strategies NEWHow will Montgomery County and the region respond to global economic and business shifts? In this class, you will discuss Montgomery County’s fundamental shifts in its eco-nomic and business landscape. You will explore the county’s and region’s economic trends and opportunities. In addition, you will examine the strategies for growing a 21st century economy, including expanding jobs and tax base. This class is offered by Lily Qi, Montgomery County Assistant Chief Administrative Officer. Course: LLI227 2 Hours$20 + $15 fee = $35; NMR add $30Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35647 1 Session F3/23 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Lily Qi

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President Trump One Year Later NEWJoin Steve Roberts, journalist and published author, as he ex-plores President Trump’s record after one year in office. You will discuss President Trump’s legislative agenda, including health care and taxes; foreign and military policy; economic agenda and status; support base and relationship with Con-gress; and the ongoing investigation into possible ‘collusion’ with Russia. Course: LLI215 2 Hours$20 + $20 fee = $40; NMR add $30Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35637 1 Session F2/9 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Steve Roberts Russia: History and Culture From Kievan Rus to Romanov’s Dynasty NEWThis course will provide an overview of Russian medieval history and culture from Kievan Rus to Romanov’s Dynasty. You will examine major historical events of Russian history as illustrated by masterpieces of great Russian artists, com-posers, and filmmakers. You will explore Russian medieval art and architecture. In addition, you will discuss old tradi-tions, folk dances, songs, and lifestyle of Russian people. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI202 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35623 4 Sessions M4/2-4/23 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Elena Newland

The Cold War and its Impact on the Current World Order NEWJoin us as we unravel the global, economic, military, psycho-logical, political, and scientific contest between the Soviet Union, the United States, their allies, and the current world order. You will examine the who, what, where, when, how, and most importantly, the why of this struggle that not only engulfed the earth but spread to outer space. Topics such as: Mutual Assured Destruction (M.A.D.), the Space Race, racial unrest at home, and the Vietnam War will be discussed. In addition, you will explore the technological innovations in medicine, transportation, and communications during that time period. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI214 10 Hours$55 + $79 fee = $134; NMR add $120Germantown Campus BE114CRN#: 35636 5 Sessions W4/18-5/16 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Harry Cawood

The Roosevelts—Teddy, Eleanor, and FranklinThe Roosevelts are perhaps one of the most interesting fami-lies in American history. In this course, you will explore their roots that preceded the American Revolution to the adminis-tration of two of the most important presidents in American History and the first female representative to the United Na-tions. You will discuss Teddy’s life from an asthmatic child, to Rough Rider, to President of the United States; Franklin, imitator of Teddy, conqueror of polio and the Axis; Eleanor the link between the Republican and Democratic branches of the family, columnist, and champion of youth, women, and African Americans’ rights; and the Roosevelt family dynam-ics. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI191 8 Hours$50 + $79 fee = $129; NMR add $120Westfield South 306BCRN#: 35619 4 Sessions M3/5-3/26 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Harry Cawood

U.S. History as Seen Through the Lens of Motion Pictures: 1930–1950 NEWDespite the economic hardships and turbulent times faced by almost all of the United States between 1930 and 1950, Americans still packed into movie theatres every week. Some movies released during these two decades were designed for pure escapism. Others addressed, directly or indirectly, im-portant issues of the day. In this course, you will examine the US at the time of the Stock Market crash through the Depres-sion, FDR’s New Deal, the build up to World War II, the war itself, and the early post-war era. You will also view clips from movies released during this era and discuss the motion picture industry during these two decades. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI233 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 404CRN#: 35653 6 Sessions R3/8-4/19 1:30-3:30 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Joel Cockrell



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Understanding the Middle East NEWConfused by all the frustrating complexities of events in the Middle East? This course is designed to provide you with a foundation of cultural, social, and religious knowledge about the peoples of the Middle East to help you understand cur-rent events and political developments. In this course, you will compare and discuss the commonalities and differences between traditional Islamic societies and those of the West, especially the relationship between religion, politics, and law. You will explore the differences between the three Middle Eastern religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam, as well as the various strands of Islam. In addition, you will discuss the dynamics of traditional family life and gender roles in the region; and the tensions between traditional Middle Eastern cultural values and the demands of the modern world. This course is led by a retired U.S. Foreign Service Officer who has taught Middle Eastern history at Montgomery College for 20 years. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI237 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120Davis LibraryCRN#: 35658 6 Sessions T2/27-4/3 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: (Thomas) Elkin Taylor Wall Street: History and Mystery NEWDo you know exactly what Wall Street is, when it originated, and how it operates? In this class, you will explore its origins as a slave market in the 1600s to its current status as the center of the United States and international finance. Topics include: The role of Wall Street in financing U.S. economic growth; Wall Street and the transition to a global financial system; and Wall Street in times of crisis. You will also examine the outsized role played by this 8-block strip of New York City real estate in the rise of the national economy and the modern financial marketplace. In addition, you will dis-cuss Wall Street’s tracking of the rise and fall of stocks; and its designation as the barometer of the nation’s cultural and political climate and a powerful symbol of U.S. economic power. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI238 6 Hours$35 + $79 fee = $114; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB201CRN#: 35659 3 Sessions R3/22-4/5 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Jesse Siler

World War IITwo decades after World War I, World War II was the great-est conflict and tragedy in human history. This war involved over 30 countries and resulted in the death of 55 million people. The focus of this course will be on the causes, devel-opment, and implications of World War II and will also cover the war in East/West Europe, Soviet Union, North Africa, the Holocaust, D-Day, Pearl Harbor, and the Atomic Bomb. Finally, students will discuss how this war affected political and social structures in the post-war era. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI875 16 Hours$65 + $109 fee = $174; NMR add $120Germantown Campus BE114CRN#: 35683 8 Sessions W2/14-4/11 1:30-3:30 p.m. No class 3/14Instructor: Harry Cawood

human and naturaL science

Animal Intelligence NEWAn Introduction to the Extraordinary Behavior of AnimalsThe media has been filled with stories of chimps and dol-phins being taught words and human tasks, but can the word intelligence really be used in connection with animal behav-ior? In this class, you will examine animal intelligence as measured by problem solving, learning, memory, and the use of “language.” You will explore: how gorillas and chimps learn American Sign Language; insight learning in chimps; preserving memory through hypothermia in the grain beetle; navigation and homing in birds; and a superdog with a “vo-cabulary” of over 1,000 words. Other species, which are not often thought to be intelligent, will also be discussed. Fi-nally, the question of whether sub-human animals have some level of consciousness will be considered. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI204 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 404CRN#: 35625 6 Sessions M3/5-4/9 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Morton Werber



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Ethical Issues in Medicine and Biology NEWThis course will provide historical and contemporary per-spectives on selected ethical issues in medicine and biology. You will examine and discuss ethical challenges confronting society in the past and present, including public health versus the freedom of the individual, the manipulation of human genes, eugenics, and human and animal experimentation, and matters of life and death. Students will engage in lively dis-cussions on current controversial cases in the news. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI169 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35600 4 Sessions T3/6-3/27 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: John Parascandola

How Your Subconscious Speaks and What You Can Do to Listen NEWEver wonder what is the subconscious and how is it con-nected to mind and body wellness? In this course, you will explore the subconscious and examine how it is expressed in everyday life. You will analyze how practicing stream-of-consciousness writing (longhand) may contribute to self-understanding. You will examine internal and external conflicts and how they impact the mind and body. You will also discuss how emotional charge signals the presence of the subconscious. In addition, you will learn and practice intrin-sically initiated movement, guided imagery, and Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFTs) such as tapping. This course is taught by a licensed professional. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI228 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 442CRN#: 35648 4 Sessions M3/12-4/2 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Elena Khazanova

Human Growth & Development ◘This course examines human lifespan, concepts, theories, and methods of contemporary psychology by focusing on the physical, intellectual, and social development of human behavior from conception through late adulthood. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI980 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Rockville Campus HU010CRN#: 35700 30 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Alejandra Morales Piccard

Introduction to Peace and Justice Studies ◘ NEW

Ever wonder how other cultures and religions view peace and justice? This course introduces you to peace and justice thought both in Western and Eastern philosophic literature. You will explore how the Hindu, Buddhist, Chinese, Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions address the issues of peace and justice in individual, family, communal, national, and global life. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI244 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Rockville Campus HU128CRN#: 35664 28 Sessions M,W1/29-5/9 11 a.m.-12:25 p.m. No class 3/12, 3/14Instructor: Tulin Levitas

Introduction to the Psychology of Personality ◘No doubt, you’ve heard the term personality, and you can probably describe your own or your friend’s personality. However, did you know that personality is one of the most theorized and most researched aspects of psychology? Do you want to know what makes up and defines a personal-ity? In this course you will examine the varying definitions and views on the formation and maintenance of personality according to the major schools, which include the psychoana-lytic, psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive, social learning, biological, trait, and humanistic approaches. You will com-pare personality theories to determine the major similarities and differences in how each approach views personality development over the lifespan. And you will explore classic theory as well as current research that discusses the central theme to each theoretical approach and to what degree each approach is supported in the literature. In addition, you will discuss the methods used to study (i.e. case, study, correla-tion, and experimental) and assess (i.e., interview, objective, projective) personality. Note: You will be joining credit stu-dents in this co-listed class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI186 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Rockville Campus HU129CRN#: 35612 30 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 12:30-1:45 p.m. No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Emily Scheer



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Psychology of Human Sexuality ◘ NEWAre you seeking a better understanding of how human sexu-ality is linked to behavior and attitudes? This course provides an introduction to the study of the psychology of human sexuality. You will study human sexual behavior, sexual attitudes, and sexual motivation. You will discuss sex roles, personality characteristics, sexual variance, and sexual prob-lems. You will also compare your personal beliefs, attitudes, and philosophies with other cultural views. In addition, you will examine current research in human sexuality. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI229 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $225Rockville Campus HU206CRN#: 35649 30 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 3:30-4:45 p.m. No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Deborah Stearns

Understanding Birds—the Surviving DinosaurDid you know that some dinosaurs survived? This course takes a look at the fascinating world of these survivors—birds. You will explore bird identification, anatomy, physi-ology, and behaviors. You will examine their place in the natural world and the complex bird-human relationship. You will meet for a field trip in a park to observe birds during the last class session. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI147 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Rockville Campus GU239CRN#: 35593 4 Sessions T2/27-3/27 1:30-3:30 p.m. No class 3/13Instructor: Mark Ludlow

Western Religions ◘ NEWCurious about religions of the west? Come and explore the philosophical, mythical, and religious thought of the tradi-tions of the West. You will discuss Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, as well as some indigenous religions. You will exam-ine each tradition’s views of nature, society, self, deity, and afterlife. In addition, you will learn about the roles of women and/or minority groups within the traditions. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Stu-dents 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI243 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Rockville Campus HU118CRN#: 35663 26 Sessions T,R2/6-5/10 9:25-10:55 a.m. No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Tulin Levitas

Literature and Writing

Best American Short StoriesNEW CONTENT! “Stories can save you,” maintains David Sedaris. George Saunders claims short stories “are rarefied, dense meaning machines.” Lorrie Moore believes that we go to stories “to see how other people make sense of things…to see what has hounded their hearts and caught their eye.” Short stories may be both fun and profound. In this class, you will read significant stories and then share perspectives and insights, thus adding to their meaning and to our understand-ings of the world we live in. You will read and discuss selec-tions from The Best American Short Stories 2015, selected by T. C. Boyle, and from Children Playing Before a Statue of Hercules, edited by David Sedaris. This class is a continu-ation of the fall semester class, but is not dependent on it. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI948 20 Hours$80 + $125 fee = $205; NMR add $140Kensington Park LibraryCRN#: 35694 10 Sessions M2/26-5/7 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.mNo class 4/2Instructor: Connie Wones

Born a Crime in South Africa—Trevor Noah, NEWComedian: Novels & Films

Daily Show Host and Comedian Trevor Noah’s new auto-biographical book, Born A Crime, has implications about race and gender discrimination. In this class, Noah’s “take” on his South African childhood will be enhanced by viewing six films dealing with apartheid, politics, humor, economics, and journalism. Each chapter begins with a page of South African history, such as the “Immorality Act, 1927”, which prohibited relations between Europeans and natives (thus Noah’s pre-dicament). Noah states in his book that in the 90’s “Apartheid finally fell, Mandela walked free, and black South Africa went to war with itself.” This reality provides discussion in light of the films: Invictus, Cry the Beloved Country, Tsotsi, Cry Free-dom (Steve Biko), Blood Diamonds, and the classic humorous The Gods Must Be Crazy. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI210 18 Hours$70 + $115 fee = $185; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CS020CRN#: 35631 6 Sessions M3/19-4/30 1-4 p.m. No class 4/2Instructor: Sally McClean




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Film and Literature ◘This course is a comparative study of films and literature with special attention given to the practical and theoretical problems of adapting literature to film and the basic differ-ences between the two. The course explores how character development, plot, narrative, symbols, and language are translated from literary texts to film, and considers the limita-tions of film adaptation. You will read, analyze, and respond critically to texts in class discussions, examinations, and essays. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI984 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Rockville Campus CS020CRN#: 35701 16 Sessions W1/24-5/9 1-3:40 p.m.Instructor: Dyon Stefano

Imprisoned Genius: The Life and Works of Oscar Wilde NEWOscar Wilde was arguably the greatest British writer since Shakespeare, yet few know of the remarkable scope of his work and the scandal that resulted in his imprisonment. In this course, you will examine some of his most famous writ-ings (including the plays The Importance of Being Earnest and An Ideal Husband, the novel The Picture of Dorian Gray and His Letter From Prison, De Profundis). You will also discuss Wilde’s struggle with his sexuality and read aloud from Moises Kaufman’s 2009 play Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI217 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120La Madeleine—Old Georgetown Rd.CRN#: 35639 6 Sessions T3/20-5/1 2-4 p.m.No class 4/3Instructor: Marilyn Millstone

Literary CaféNew Content! In this course, you will read a fictionalized memoir, a novel, a selection of poetry, a short story, and a play. In a café setting where lively discussion will pre-domínate over a lecture format, participants will begin with an overview of literary genres and their key elements: narra-tive voice, point of view, tone, structure, language, style, and character. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI070 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120La Madeleine—Old Georgetown Rd.CRN#: 35587 6 Sessions R2/22-5/3 2-4 p.m.No class 3/1, 3/15, 3/29, 4/12, 4/26Instructor: TBA

The Bible as Literature ◘Did you know the Bible has influenced some of the greatest works of music, film, and literature? In this course, you will examine the Hebrew and Christian Scripture from literary and historical points of view. You will explore the political, socio-cultural, and historical contexts of the Bible. In addi-tion, you will discuss the themes, symbols, and archetypes that have influenced subsequent literature. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI179 37.5 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Rockville Campus HU109CRN#: 35607 31 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 4-5:15 p.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: (Pamela) Rachael Wilson

The Novel of MannersNEW CONTENT! For this course we will focus on the British novel of manners, novels whose conflicts are created by the relationship of individual characters to the customs, conventions, beliefs and mores of a particular social group. Novels to be included in the course are Jane Austen’s Emma, Anthony Trollope’s The Warden, E. M. Forster’s A Room with a View, John Galsworthy’s The Man of Property, Evelyn Waugh’s A Handful of Dust, and Anthony Powell’s A Ques-tion of Upbringing. Students should read Emma before com-ing to the first class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI111 12 Hours$65 + $92 fee = $157; NMR add $120Maplewood Park PlaceCRN#: 35588 6 Sessions T4/3-5/8 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Robert Shoenberg The Short Story ◘A study of the short story in world literature with emphasis on the literary form. You will examine the basic elements of fiction as they appear in short stories. You will discuss content, structure, and literature techniques used. In addi-tion, you will analyze short stories from a variety of critical perspectives. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI239 37.5 Hours$354 + $118.80 fee = $472.80; NMR add $770.40Rockville Campus HU210CRN#: 35660 30 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 9:30-10:45 a.m. No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: David Lemmond


the receipt for your records. Or you can check online at www.montgomerycollege.edu/wdce/ce/lifelonglearning.html.Location addresses are located on page 29.

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Writing Memoirs/Writing MemoriesHave you ever said, “I want to write my memoir some day?” Do you want your grandchildren to know what your world was like when you were young, increase your own under-standing of past events, or perhaps understand other people’s words and actions? This class is designed to help you get started. You will form a writing group and share ideas, expe-riences, and some of the rewards and frustrations of writing. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI912 16 Hours$70 + $109 fee = $179; NMR add $120Rockville CampusCRN#: 35690 8 Sessions T3/20-5/8 1-3 p.m.Instructor: Connie Wones

Writing Your Novel or Short Story NEWThis course is designed for those individuals who are begin-ning or in the process of writing a novel or short story. You will delve deeply into each element of storytelling to ana-lyze its purpose, meaning, and benefits to the story. You will develop characters, plot, scene, and settings. You will also learn the art of point-of-view. In addition, you will work on applying tension, conflict, suspense, and empathy to your work. This course is taught by a published author. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI235 16 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Rockville Campus GU239CRN#: 35656 8 Sessions M2/26-4/16 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Instructor: Judy Kelly

music

Ella and Lena: 100 Years with The First Ladies of Vocal JazzDo you remember the scatting and powerful voice of Ella Fitzgerald or the rich and emotional voice of Lena Horne? This year celebrates the 100th anniversary of the births of these two “First Ladies” of vocal jazz. In this course, you will explore the public careers, musical legacies, and family histories of these two very famous and very different performing artists. You will examine the place of female artists in the male-dominated world of jazz; the links between radio, cinema, and popular culture during and after World War II; and the politics of gender and race in American entertainment. In addition, you will learn how vocal jazz was used as propaganda and protest music at home and abroad. This course is timed to coincide with the Smithsonian Institution’s 2017 focus on women in the history of jazz in America—and their influence on local jazz scenes in the Mid-Atlantic. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI168 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Westfield South 306DCRN#: 35599 3 Sessions W2/21-3/7 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Regennia Williams

Hamilton: Who Tells Your Story?Hamilton: An American Musical has enjoyed phenomenal critical and public success on Broadway since its opening night in 2015. Utilizing a variety of musical genre and an al-most exclusive non-white cast, this innovative approach has electrified people of all ages. In this class you will explore the way Hamilton’s story is told through song, dance, and drama. You will discuss the creative process of the musical’s composer, Lin-Manuel Miranda; the integration of histori-cal biography with music; and analyze the critical and public reaction to this play. Join this class to explore this award win-ning—11 Tony Awards—phenomenon. Course: LLI170 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB404CRN#: 35601 3 Sessions W3/21-4/4 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Jesse Parker

Leonard Bernstein: Composer, Conductor, Icon NEW

Leonard Bernstein, a composer, conductor, author, music lecturer, and pianist, was one of the first American composers to receive worldwide recognition. His musical compositions were created using a vast variety of styles and genres - of-ten fusing multiple genres together. In this course, you will explore the many facets and aspects of this American icon’s life and career. You will also examine Bernstein’s impact on music and culture on the occasion of his centenary birth year. West Side Story, a musical production, will be discussed in the last class. This class is taught by an orchestra conductor. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI218 10 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Rockville Campus PE116CRN#: 35640 5 Sessions R4/12-5/3 1:30-4 p.m.Instructor: Jesse Parker

Listen Up! From Gospel to Liturgical Jazz NEWAre you curious about how regional African American artists contributed to the musical movement from gospel to liturgi-cal jazz? Join other students as you explore role of pioneer-ing composers, arrangers, and performers in transforming cultural history from 1930-1990. You will analyze the works of Thomas A. Dorsey, Duke Ellington, Mary Lou Williams, Marian Williams, James Cleveland, and Richard Smallwood. You will discuss the key religious, social, political, econom-ic, and cultural conditions that shaped the development of Black Sacred Music in the 20th century. This course focuses on the contributions of African Americans artists, including those living and working in the Washington, DC Metropoli-tan Area. Student 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI226 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Westfield South 306DCRN#: 35646 3 Sessions W4/11-4/25 1:30-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Regennia Williams

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Listen Up! From Rhythm & Blues to Fusion, Funk, and Latin Jazz NEWAre you familiar with the music and contributions of Wash-ington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) artists? Do you know how these artists influenced politics and social protests? Join other students to explore the pioneering roles of such artists as Jelly Roll Morton, Mongo Santamaria, Miles Davis, James Brown, Ray Charles, Sam Cook, Aretha Franklin, and Ron Holloway. This course focuses on the contributions of African American artists including those living and working in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area. You will discuss the key social, political, economic, and cultural conditions that helped to redefine the experiences of the American people after World War II. You will also compare scholarly works by experts on this topic, including books by Portia Maultsby and Samuel Floyd. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI225 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB214CRN#: 35645 3 Sessions W4/11-4/25 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Regennia Williams

Piano Conversations: The Music of Fryderyk Chopin NEWDid you know that Fryderyk Chopin rarely performed in con-cert and yet transformed the world of piano music for future generations? This course provides a close-up on Chopin, the genius of the piano, who composed almost exclusively for that instrument. You will explore his music in depth including: his special approach to sound, his unique use of the piano, and his monumental compositions, from miniatures to larger forms. You will discuss his works including nocturnes, mazurkas, polonaises, waltzes, ballades, scherzos, preludes, sonatas and more. This class is taught by a concert pianist and includes a live piano performance. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI242 6 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Kensington Park LibraryCRN#: 35662 3 Sessions R3/29-4/19 1:30-3:30 p.m.No class 4/12Instructor: Efi Hackmey

The Evolution of the Broadway MusicalHow has the Broadway musical changed over the last 80 years? Using an historical perspective, the changes that took the Broadway Musical art form from a “gotta sing—gotta dance “ format of the 1930’s to the ability to reach seri-ous topics up to the present day will be explored. How did musicals such as Anything Goes evolve into the genre that created Oklahoma, Carousel, and My Fair Lady? As time has advanced no story has been unable to be told in the Broad-way musical format. You will discuss the composers, such as Lerner and Loewe, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Sondheim and Bernstein, as well as other creative teams that transi-tioned the musical. You will examine the way the characters presented the story of who they were in newly fashioned creative approaches and changes in style. You will gain an understanding of how story presentation has changed and the creative and technological advances that made new methods of storytelling in musical stage format possible. This five week course will move you through the decades of creative development from 1927 to the present featuring live song experts from many famous and popular musicals (Okla-homa, West Side Story, Cabaret, Chicago, to name a few). The instructor, with his performance background and skilled tenor voice, will enhance the class with his own renditions of famous musical moments. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI176 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 442CRN#: 35606 4 Sessions F4/13-5/4 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Instructor: Steven Friedman

personaL enrichment

A.S.K.New Content! Are you intellectually curious? If so, then A.S.K. (Adults Seeking Knowledge) is for you! A.S.K. offers an array of weekly programs and lectures, including invited experts who present lectures covering a wide range of topics. Past topics have included current events, science, history, world travels, mediation for seniors, opera, alternative medi-cine, and fitness and health. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI458 15 Hours$30 + $69 fee = $99; NMR add $50Gaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35665 12 Sessions W2/28-5/16 1-2:15 p.m. Instructor: Jeff MillerCRN#: 35666 12 Sessions W2/28-5/16 2:45-4 p.m.Instructor: Jeff Miller



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Brain Fitness: Critical Thinking and Problem SolvingSee course on page 53.

Bridge for BeginnersBridge is by far the greatest card game of all. It provides immense challenges and enjoyment for the rest of your life. This course is intended for newcomers to the game and players who haven’t played in years. The 6-week course will cover the fundamentals of modern bidding, play of the hand, some defensive principles, and more. Course: LLI942 12 Hours$47 + $82 fee = $129; NMR add $120Germantown Campus BE148CRN#: 35693 6 Sessions M3/5-4/23 1:30-3:30 p.m. No class 3/12, 4/2Instructor: Jesse PluzanRockville Campus CC210CRN#: 35692 6 Sessions W2/21-4/4 7-9 p.m. No class 3/14Instructor: Adam Gann

Bridge: IntermediateThe game of bridge is as challenging as it is enjoyable. This course is appropriate for all players with a solid grasp of bridge basics who wish to improve their games. Lessons will focus on modern bidding techniques, sound competitive judgment, in-depth hand evaluation, and cardplay strategies for declarers and defenders. Prerequisite: Bridge for Begin-ners or equivalent experience.Course: LLI958 12 Hours$47 + $82 fee = $129; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CC210CRN#: 35696 6 Sessions W4/11-5/16 7-9 p.m.Instructor: Adam Gann

Declutter Your Life and SpacePreparing for retirement or living in a newly-empty nest space? This is the perfect time to take stock of your belong-ings and part ways with items that no longer serve you. Downsizing your home can be a great way to enter a new phase of your life—one that’s less stressful and more relax-ing. You will learn strategies to help you organize and pri-oritize your belongings; create a more calming environment; reduce your stress levels; save time and money; and improve your quality of life. In addition, you will examine the com-mon roadblocks and issues surrounding downsizing. Course: LLI165 4 Hours$15 + $30 fee = $45; NMR add $30Rockville Campus SB201CRN#: 35596 2 Sessions W3/21-3/28 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Sherry Burton-Ways

Introduction to Organic Vegetable GardeningThis course provides gardeners a way to produce vegetables for their household while using sustainable gardening prac-tices. This class will cover what to plant, when to plant, and how to plant vegetable crops that are well suited to Mary-land. In addition, how to organically control pest and diseas-es will be discussed. Furthermore, guidance will be provided on designing vegetable gardens. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI825 5 Hours$35 + $69 fee = $104; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 403CRN#: 35680 2 Sessions S3/3-3/10 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m Instructor: Terri Valenti

Travel Abroad: What You Need to Know NEWThinking about traveling abroad and not sure how to start? In this course, you will explore: the basics of how to choose a destination; and what is the best style for you—examin-ing the pros and cons of individual vs group travel. You will discuss how to choose when to go, how to get there, and how to ensure that you get the best deal possible on airfares and lodging. You will also gain insight into travel preparations, including legal, medical, and safety considerations. Course: LLI234 5 Hours$50 + $65 fee = $115; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 401CRN#: 35655 2 Sessions T4/17-4/24 1-3:30 p.m.Instructor: Bruce GoldensohnRockville Campus SB201CRN#: 35654 2 Sessions R4/12-4/19 6:30-9 p.m.Instructor: Bruce Goldensohn



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Elder Law Planning and Options for Loved Ones NEWThis course provides an understanding of the options avail-able to a family faced with aging loved ones. You will exam-ine options and costs of in-home care versus nursing homes. You will explore sources for medical and other care, causes of family conflicts and resolutions; and government programs and legal options available such as the ABLE Act, Special Needs Trust, and Long Term Care Planning. In addition, you will discuss the legal and other choices available for dealing with elder abuse. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: PRF157 4 Hours$35 + $55 fee = $90; NMR add $50Rockville Campus SB212CRN#: 35378 2 Sessions R4/19-4/26 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Jeffrey Hammond

Health Care Insurance for RetirementThis course will address the major components of retiree health care: Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, and Long-Term Care. Health care costs typically rise at twice the infla-tion rate, so the course will also address ways to fund this expense through tax-advantaged plans. You will determine the cost of supplemental coverage, evaluate your ability to pay for health care not covered by federal or state programs, and be able to project your health care expenses. The target audience for this course is those who are newly retired and those who plan to retire within 10 years. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: PRF139 6 Hours$36 + $69 fee = $105; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB206CRN#: 35367 2 Sessions R3/1-3/8 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Mark Gottlieb

Income Taxes Don’t Have to Be a Mystery!!This course will help dispel some of the myths of preparing income taxes, as well as reviewing various methods to help reduce the tax bite. Many of us are frustrated by the act of preparing for our personal income taxes due April 15 each year. It could be a fear of the IRS, or just that math and the paperwork becomes overwhelming. With the use of basic tax software most people can do their own taxes. But un-derstanding how the returns are put together is important to know that you are taking advantage of tax laws, whether you are a small business owner, or simply an employee. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: PRF146 6 Hours$36 + $79 fee = $115; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB215CRN#: 35374 2 Sessions T2/20-2/27 6:30-9:30 p.m. Instructor: TBA

Increase Cash, Decrease Debt, & Protect Your Financial FutureLearn to control your personal finances with spending, sav-ing, paying loans and expenses, and earning money. You will learn when and how much you should be saving for specific goals. Topics include: banking, savings, credit loans/credit reports and insurance; protecting against financial scams and identify theft; setting financial goals; developing budgets; and creating a financial plan. You will also learn how to track your money and expenses. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: PRF15 8 Hours$25 fee only; NMR add $30Hellenic CenterCRN#: 35376 4 Sessions W3/7-3/28 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Maria Antokas

Investing in the Thrift Savings Plan When Working and RetiredAre you a Federal Government employee or retired from fed-eral service? Do you understand the ins and outs of the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)? In this course, you will learn about the differences in TSP investment funds, tax considerations, the Roth TSP option, short-term and long-term considerations, and withdrawal options. In addition, you will discuss re-quired minimum distributions and the Life Annuity option. This course is only relevant to TSP participants or Federal employees considering participation.Course: PRF155 3 Hours$20 + $20 fee = $40; NMR add $30Rockville Campus SB215CRN#: 35377 1 Session W2/28 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Arthur Stein

Maximizing Social Security BenefitsSocial Security is a cornerstone of retirement income for most Americans. Yet the nuances of how/when to receive benefits are often overlooked and can lead to missed op-portunities. This course will address individual and couples’ benefits, special situations for widows and ex-spouses, reductions due to federal pensions, and taxation of benefits. The target audience for this course are those who are newly retired and who plan to retire within 10 years. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: PRF141 5 Hours$50 + $65 fee = $115; NMR add $120Germantown Campus BE114CRN#: 35373 2 Sessions T4/17-4/24 6:30-9 p.m.Instructor: Larry PaulRockville Campus SB212CRN#: 35372 2 Sessions R3/1-3/8 6:30-9 p.m.Instructor: Larry Paul

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Paths to a Fulfilling and Successful RetirementAre you nearing retirement and do not have a clue about what to do at this stage of life? Are you searching for ways to have a more fulfilling retirement? This course will help you identify and set your path in the right direction. You will dis-cuss your goals and preferences, examine successful retire-ment models or success stories; learn about resources in the community, available to retirees, that can keep you engaged with community, civic, cultural, and learning opportunities. You will also examine the steps to positive emotional adjust-ment with self-satisfaction and personal growth. You will ex-plore options that are right for you. Some options discussed might include: entrepreneurship; pursuing the “Dreams De-ferred”; returning to school or enhancing transferrable skills in order to transition to a new career; travel; and volunteer-ing. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI199 6 Hours$45 + $60 fee = $105; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB214CRN#: 35622 3 Sessions R4/5-4/19 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Natasha Sacks

Retirement Distribution StrategiesRetirement Plans have many complicated rules. Rules re-garding how you can access your money, how much you can contribute, and different tax rates for withdrawals. Learn 13 retirement strategies including the rules surrounding IRA’s, 401k’s, TSP’s, Roths’s, etc. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI916 6 Hours$60 + $79 fee = $139; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB215CRN#: 35691 2 Sessions W3/21-3/28 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Don Hannahs

Retirement Planning TodayLearn about the many ways to save for retirement as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each. Discover how to save money on taxes, manage investment risks, and protect your assets from potential long-term health care expenses. Fee includes a course workbook and study aids. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: PRF119 6 Hours$34 + $65 fee = $99; NMR add $50Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School CRN#: 35362 2 Sessions R2/8-2/15 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Jamie Ingoe/Russel RifkinCRN#: 35363 2 Sessions T2/13-2/20 6:30-9:30 p.m. Instructor: Jamie Ingoe/Russel RifkinGaithersburg Business Training Center 402CRN#: 35352 2 Sessions R3/8-3/22 6:30-9:30 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Jamie Ingoe/Russel RifkinCRN#: 35354 2 Sessions T3/13-3/20 6:30-9:30 p.m. Instructor: Jamie IngoeGermantown CampusCRN#: 35358 2 Sessions T2/20-2/27 6:30-9:30 p.m. Room BE114Instructor: Allison McCartyCRN#: 35359 2 Sessions R3/1-3/8 6:30-9:30 p.m. Room BE110Instructor: Allison McCartyRockville CampusCRN#: 35360 2 Sessions W1/24-1/31 6:30-9:30 p.m. Room SB216Instructor: Jamie Ingoe/Russel RifkinCRN#: 35361 2 Sessions S1/27-2/3 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Room SB214Instructor: Jamie Ingoe/Russel RifkinTakoma Park/Silver Spring CampusCRN#: 35353 2 Sessions T1/23-1/30 6:30-9:30 p.m. Room CM112Instructor: Allison McCartyCRN#: 35357 2 Sessions R2/1-2/8 6:30-9:30 p.m. Room CM113Instructor: Allison McCartyTilden Middle SchoolCRN#: 35364 2 Sessions R2/22-3/1 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Jamie Ingoe/Russel RifkinCRN#: 35365 2 Sessions T2/27-3/6 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Jamie Ingoe/Russel RifkinWestfield South 210ACRN#: 35355 2 Sessions R1/25-2/1 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Jamie Ingoe/Russel RifkinCRN#: 35356 2 Sessions T1/30-2/6 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Jamie Ingoe/Russel Rifkin

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Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, and ETFs ExplainedWhether you manage your own investments or someone manages them for you, it is important to understand the dif-ferent types of investments. In this course, an experienced investment advisor and Certified Financial Planner explains advantages and disadvantages of different investments, risks, ways to own investments, asset allocation, tax consider-ations, historical performance, and more. For instance, are Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) better than mutual funds? Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: PRF138 5 Hours$50 + $65 fee = $115; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB214CRN#: 35366 2 Sessions M3/19-3/26 6:30-9 p.m.Instructor: Arthur Stein Stocks: An In-Depth LookThis course will provide students with tools to understand and evaluate stocks. In addition, this course will review mul-tiple strategies for using stocks in a personal portfolio. Topics include: understanding U.S. and global economic cycles, how to evaluate a company’s financial health, and how to use stocks for personal finances. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: PRF147 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB202CRN#: 35375 3 Sessions R3/29-4/12 6:30-9 p.m. Last class on 4/12 meets 6:30-9:30 p.m. Instructor: Larry Paul

Wall Street: History and Mystery NEWDo you know exactly what Wall Street is, when it originated, and how it operates? In this class, you will explore its origins as a slave market in the 1600s to its current status as the center of the United States and international finance. Topics include: The role of Wall Street in financing U.S. economic growth; Wall Street and the transition to a global financial system; and Wall Street in times of crisis. You will also examine the outsized role played by this 8-block strip of New York City real estate in the rise of the national economy and the modern financial marketplace. In addition, you will dis-cuss Wall Street’s tracking of the rise and fall of stocks; and its designation as the barometer of the nation’s cultural and political climate and a powerful symbol of U.S. economic power. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI238 6 Hours$35 + $79 fee = $114; NMR add $120Rockville Campus SB201CRN#: 35659 3 Sessions R3/22-4/5 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Jesse Siler

Wills and EstatesLearn about wills, trusts, powers of attorney (including Maryland’s brand new statutory power of attorney), and health care directives, as well as how Maryland probate re-ally works. Topics also include the use of revocable living trusts, the pros and cons of joint ownership, the right way to make and receive gifts, and the impact of the Federal estate tax and Maryland’s two separate death taxes on your estate. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: PRF140 8 Hours$88 + $85 fee = $173; NMR add $120Bethesda-Chevy Chase High SchoolCRN#: 35369 4 Sessions W2/21-3/14 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Marc LevineGermantown Campus BE114CRN#: 35371 4 Sessions M4/9-4/30 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Jeffrey HammondRockville Campus SB212CRN#: 35370 4 Sessions R3/22-4/12 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Jeffrey HammondWestfield South 306DCRN#: 35368 4 Sessions T4/10-5/1 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Norman Handler

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Advanced Artistic Expression through Mobile Photography NEWDo you enjoy taking photos using your mobile devices but want to learn more than just the basics? This course will take you beyond the simple snapshot to creating a photograph that’s an artistic expression unique to your vision. You will revisit the basics of using a mobile phone camera including settings for optimal image capture. You will explore pro tips and tech-niques of exposure, composition, and focus to produce the best results. In addition, you will experiment with the advanced features of third party apps for image capture, processing, and display. You will also practice ways of transferring images from your mobile device to a computer. NOTE: This class is designed for those that have a strong working knowledge of their mobile device camera. Users of iOS and Android mobile devices are welcome. Some apps demonstrated may need to be purchased for $20. This class is taught by a professional photographer. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI211 8 Hours$50 + $79 fee = $129; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CC215CRN#: 35632 4 Sessions W4/4-4/25 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Michael Koren

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Artistic Expression through Photography: Phones & TabletsThis class will help you express your artistic vision through mobile photography using your phone or tablet. Start with the basics of learning to use a mobile phone camera; review the settings for optimal image capture; and explore pro tips and techniques of exposure, composition, and focus to produce the best results. In addition, you will assess a select group of apps for image capture, processing, and display. You will also practice ways of transferring images from your mobile device to a computer. This class is designed for users of iOS and Android mobile devices. Some apps demonstrated may need to be purchased. Purchase of these apps are ap-proximately $20. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI112 8 Hours$50 + $79 fee = $129; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CC216CRN#: 35589 4 Sessions W2/21-3/21 6:30-8:30 p.m.No class 3/14Instructor: Michael Koren

Digital Photography ◘A general introduction to electronic still photography, begin-ning with traditional photographic and art concepts. You will explore image manipulation using personal computers support-ed by scanners, photo CDs, and digital cameras. You will also use the most advanced photo editing sofre available to create new artistic images. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI623 75 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Germantown Campus HT200CRN#: 35668 31 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 3-5:40 p.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Anita HinesCRN#: 35667 31 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 9-11:40 a.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Grace Graham

Digital Photography for Fine Arts II ◘This is an advanced course that will enable you to use digital photography to create sophisticated, aesthetic images. You will be encouraged to develop a personal style and technical proficiency for personal expression. Note: You will be join-ing credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI644 75 Hours$372 + $125.40 fee = $497.40; NMR add $813.60Germantown Campus HT200CRN#: 35671 31 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 3-5:40 p.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Anita HinesCRN#: 35670 31 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 9-11:40 a.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Grace Graham

Street PhotographyStreet photography is more popular than ever because the amateur photographer has access to high quality cameras in mobile phones and digital cameras. The proliferation of always available personal cameras also raises the issue of ethics and privacy in public places. This introductory class will explore the genre of street photography through its history, techniques, equipment and ethical considerations. Students will produce photographs as they explore the differ-ent aspects of street photography and generate a final body of work that demonstrates their personal vision within the genre of street photography. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI839 8 Hours$50 + $75 fee = $125; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CC215CRN#: 35682 4 Sessions M4/9-4/30 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: Michael Koren

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Creating Résumé and LinkedIn ProfileDoes your resume or LinkedIn profile represent you in the best light? Your resume or LinkedIn profile is your first contact with employers and people with whom you network. Learn the effective ways to format these documents to show-case your employment, education, and professional experi-ence, highlight your accomplishments, focus on responses to employers’ needs, and deal with issues related to multiple careers and gaps in employment. You will receive feedback and valuable input from the expert. Course: CRP113 8 Hours$25 fee only; NMR add $50Rockville Campus CC208CRN#: 35501 4 Sessions M4/16-5/7 6:30-8:30 p.m.Instructor: TBA

Employment Search Boot CampLearn traditional and innovative job search techniques to help you land the job you want. This class provides a comprehensive approach to employment search, including résumé writing, interviewing, and the latest self-marketing and networking techniques. You will explore how to distin-guish yourself from others competing for the same jobs, try new job search strategies and get feedback on your practice interviews. You will also learn how to use career and job search resources, such as Career Coach, and networking and employment resources such as social media and LinkedIn. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: CRP107 15 Hours$25 fee only; NMR add $50Rockville Campus HU311CRN#: 35500 5 Sessions M,W3/19-4/2 6:30-9:30 p.m.Instructor: Mary Pat BrennanThis class is supported by a generous contribution from a private donor.

Find Your Strengths—Find Your FutureDiscover your natural and work-related strengths and match them with career areas in which you would be most success-ful. Choose to apply your skills to careers, business, vol-unteer, or other professional and life opportunities. Engage in a series of insightful individual and group exercises, and conduct research into career areas of interest to you. This course may also help those who plan to retire, to find their second career. By the end of the class, you will draft your career plan. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI830 12 Hours$49 + $54 fee = $103; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CC208CRN#: 35681 4 Sessions M,W2/26-3/7 6:30-9:30 p.m. No class 3/12Instructor: Mary Pat Brennan

WeLLness

Beginner Swimming ◘Did you take swimming lessons as a child but still do not feel confident in your abilities? Do you sit by the edge of the pool and watch others swim past? Do you wish you could swim as effortlessly as them? This course is for you! You will learn how to control your breathing; how to float; and how to per-form four basic strokes - front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, and breaststroke. You will gain the confidence needed to swim in both shallow and deep water. In addition, you will practice personal safety and survival skills. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI119 $124 + $67 fee = $191; NMR add $246Germantown Campus PG PoolCRN#: 35849 14 Sessions M1/29-5/7 7-8:50 p.m. No class 3/12Instructor: TBACRN#: 35847 28 Sessions M,W1/29-5/9 12-12:55 p.m. No class 3/12, 3/14Instructor: TBARockville Campus PE PoolCRN#: 35844 30 Sessions M,W1/22-5/9 12-12:50 p.m. No class 3/12, 3/14Instructor: Margaret TurnbowCRN#: 35843 22 Sessions M,W2/19-5/9 9:30-10:45 a.m. No class 3/12, 3/14Instructor: Margaret TurnbowTakoma Park/Silver Spring Campus FH PoolCRN#: 35846 26 Sessions T,R2/6-5/10 7:30-8:30 p.m. No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: TBA

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Gentle Yoga for Mood and StrengthThe medical community is recognizing the numerous ben-efits of yoga for healing and living with chronic pain. Learn postures that strengthen muscles to support joints while creating stronger bones. Explore postures to balance strength with flexibility and create more energy. Learn to incorporate breathing techniques to calm the nervous system and de-crease anxiety. Bring awareness to alignment in the spine and body to achieve improved balance. Understand the inter-connectedness of the body’s systems to treat the body as a whole. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI723 6 Hours$35 + $65 fee = $100; NMR add $120Rockville Campus PE121CRN#: 35675 5 Sessions F2/2-3/2 10-11:15 a.m. Last class on 3/2 meets 10-11 a.m. Instructor: Nancy NevesCRN#: 35676 5 Sessions F3/23-4/20 10-11:15 a.m. Last class on 4/20 meets 10-11 a.m. Instructor: Nancy Neves

Gentle Water Fitness for Muscle Tone and CardioFormer Water Exercise, now LLI class for 50+Gentle exercises providing for optimum fitness. In this course, you will learn how to use water resistance to develop muscle tone and flexibility, as well as increase endurance. You will practice techniques using water buoyancy to aid in relaxation, stress reduction, and mood enhancement. In addi-tion, you will apply gentle water exercise to increase cardio health and help with chronic conditions. This course will be presented at several different difficulty levels and is not a swimming course. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI194 19.2 Hours$30 + $75 fee = $105; NMR add $120Germantown Campus PG PoolCRN#: 35621 23 Sessions M,W2/5-4/30 10-10:50 a.m. No class 3/12, 3/14Instructor: Nancy KropetzRockville Campus PE PoolCRN#: 35620 23 Sessions T,R2/6-5/1 9-9:50 a.m.No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: Christine Harrison

Personal Fitness I ◘An individualized fitness course with emphasis on improving the health-related components of physical fitness. Principles of conditioning will be applied to develop a personalized training program to enhance cardiovascular condition-ing, strength and muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only.Course: LLI887 $124 + $67 fee = $191; NMR add $246Germantown Campus PG 108CRN#: 35859 30 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 9-9:50 a.m. No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: TBARockville Campus PE137BCRN#: 35858 30 Sessions M,W1/22-5/9 1-1:50 p.m. No class 3/12, 3/14Instructor: TBACRN#: 35841 30 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 10-10:50 a.m. Instructor: Christine Harrison

Weight Training Designed for Women ◘This course emphasizes the design and implementation of individualized weight training programs to meet the specific muscular fitness needs and interests of women. Students will experience and evaluate the potential benefit of weight training exercises to increase lean body tissue, reduce body fat, improve bone density, and develop firmer, more efficient muscles for enhanced appearance and performance. Con-ditioning techniques will focus on the utilization of weight resistance machines and free weights. Note: You will be join-ing credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI889 $124 + $67 fee = $191; NMR add $246Germantown Campus PG108CRN#: 35865 30 Sessions M,W1/22-5/9 6-6:50 p.m. No class 3/12,3/14Instructor: Nancy Kropetz Rockville Campus PE140CRN#: 35861 31 Sessions M,W1/22-5/9 11-11:50 a.m. No class 3/12, 3/14Instructor: TBA




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Yoga ◘In this course, you will explore exercises, postures, and breathing techniques to relieve tension, increase muscle flex-ibility, and promote good health. In addition, the important aspects of yoga such as concentration, body awareness, and body-mind integration will be discussed. Furthermore, you will practice deep relaxation techniques at the end of each class. Note: You will be joining credit students in this co-listed credit class. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI925 $124 + $67 fee = $191; NMR add $246Germantown Campus PG108CRN#: 35853 30 Sessions T,R1/23-5/10 10-10:50 a.m. No class 3/13, 3/15Instructor: TBARockville Campus PE131CRN#: 35855 15 Sessions M1/22-5/7 4:30-6:10 p.m. No class 3/12Instructor: TBA CRN#: 35854 14 Sessions W1/31-5/9 6:30-8:20 p.m. No class 3/14Instructor: TBACRN#: 35852 13 Sessions T2/6-5/8 3-5:10 p.m. No class 3/13Instructor: TBACRN#: 35851 13 Sessions R2/8-5/10 3:30-5:40 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: TBATakoma Park/Silver Spring Campus FH111CRN#: 35857 15 Sessions W1/24-5/9 10-11:40 a.m. No class 3/14Instructor: TBACRN#: 35856 15 Sessions R1/25-5/10 2-3:40 p.m.No class 3/15Instructor: TBA

Meditation Practices—Heart, Brain, Body Connections NEWThe many benefits of meditation range from decreased stress, anxiety, and depression to improved memory and attention. It even reduces inflammation, boosts immune function, and in-creases empathy and compassion. Are you curious about the research behind these assertions? Would you like to explore whether or not meditation is for you? Perhaps you already meditate but would like to expand your practice and connect with others who share your interest. This course weaves to-gether lecture, discussion, and meditation practice including Heart Rhythm Meditation (HRM), guided meditations, walk-ing meditation and more. Weather permitting, the class will occasionally meditate outside. Students 60+ pay fee only. Course: LLI185 12 Hours$40 + $79 fee = $119; NMR add $120Gaithersburg Business Training Center 401CRN#: 35611 8 Sessions R3/8-5/3 10-11:30 a.m.No class 3/15Instructor: Carol Moore

Tai Chi for Physical and Mental Well-being NEWIt is common knowledge that exercise is beneficial to both physical and mental health. While there are many forms of gentle exercise practiced today, tai chi, an ancient Chinese tradition, is widely popular and beneficial. In this course, you will learn a variety of graceful, slow movements performed in a focused manner and accompanied by deep breathing. These low impact movements put minimal stress on muscles and joints. Some of tai chi benefits are: decreased stress, anxiety and depression; increased energy, stamina, flexibility, and balance; lower blood pressure; and enhanced quality of sleep.Course: LLI188 12 Hours$40 + $79 fee = $119; NMR add $120Rockville Campus CC210CRN#: 35617 12 Sessions W2/14-5/9 10-11 a.m. No class 3/14Instructor: TBA





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10 a.m.–12:45 p.m.Gaithersburg Business Training Center—Room 402/403

Boost Your Brain Power and Memory: Research, Strategies, and Activities

$20 fee only!

Course #: LLI200 CRN #: 35952 Come explore the research and strategies on how to boost your brain power and memory. Presented by Dana Jeffrey Plude, Ph.D. Deputy Director, Division of Behavioral and Social Research National Institute on Aging. Then put some of that knowledge to work as you join other students in hands-on brain and memory workshops.

10:00–11:00 a.m. Presentation followed by a question and answer period.

11:00–11:15 a.m. Break

11:15 a.m.–12:45 p.m. Three hands-on workshops on brain and memory enhancement: multi-sensory art activities, memory strategies games, and brain boosting activities.

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Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School4301 East-West Hwy. • Bethesda, MD 20814

Davis Library6400 Democracy Blvd. • Bethesda, MD 20817

Kensington Park Library4201 Knowles Ave. • Kensington, MD 20895

La Madeleine7607 Old Georgetown Rd. • Bethesda, MD 20814

Montgomery College, Gaithersburg Business Training Center12 S.Summit Ave. • Gaithersburg, MD 20877

Montgomery College, Germantown Campus20200 Observation Dr. • Germantown, MD 20876

Montgomery College, Rockville Campus51 Mannakee St. • Rockville, MD 20850

Montgomery College, Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus 7600 Takoma Ave. • Takoma Park, MD 20912

Montgomery College, Westfield South 11002 Veirs Mill Rd., Suite 306 • Wheaton, MD 20902

The Hellenic Center6506 Bells Mill Rd. • Bethesda, MD 20817

Tilden Middle School11211 Old Georgetown Rd. • Rockville, MD 20852

PaymentsPayment MUST be made IN FULL at the time of registration to avoid being deleted from the course. Complete information is required to process all registrations and payments.Further instructions for WEB, FAX or MAIL-IN payments can be found at: cms.montgomerycollege.edu/wdce/registerops.htmlRegistration will not be processed without appropriate payment.

Tuition Installment PlanCourses with a ▲ have a tuition installment plan available: pay one-third of class total as a down payment at time of registration, then pay the balance in two payments before the class ends. There is a nonrefundable fee to par-ticipate in the payment plan. Students desiring to use the payment plan must register online.

Tuition WaiverOnly noncredit courses designated “TWA” tuition waiver applies in each publication will be available for tuition waiver. This statement appears in each applicable course description. Only tuition is waived; required fees must be paid by the student. Documents must be received at time of registration. Senior Tuition Waiver: Maryland residents 60 years or older by the start date of the class may have tuition waived.Disability Tuition Waiver: This waiver has been reinstated. Please go to montgomerycollege.edu/wdce/register/disabilitywaiver.html for information.National Guard Tuition Waiver: If you are currently a member of the Maryland National guard and are enlisted for at least a 24-month period, you are eligible for a 50 percent tuition waiver. You must submit proof of such from the adjutant general’s office.VA-Approved Course: Courses indicated with this ♥ symbol are approved for VA educational benefits under Title 38, U.S.C., Section 3676. (Post 9/11 GI Bill). For more information, visit http://cms.montgomerycollege.edu/wdce/register/vabenefits.html.

Residency PolicyThe following are general guidelines taken from the College policy on resi-dency for tuition purposes. A complete copy of the policy is available in the Montgomery College Catalog.A. Students attending Montgomery College will pay tuition according to their residency.B. To qualify, for tuition purposes, as a resident of the state of Maryland,

legal domicile must have been maintained for a period of not less than three months prior to the first regularly scheduled class for the semester.

C. The domicile of a person registering in a noncredit course at Montgomery College shall be considered as a person’s permanent place of abode, where physical presence and possessions are maintained, and where he/she intends to remain indefinitely.

Transfer Policy To transfer from one CRN to another CRN of the same course, a letter must be received in the Admissions, Records, and Registration Office, Montgom-ery College, 51 Mannakee Street, Rockville, MD 20850 before the beginning date of both CRNs of the course. If you have enrolled in a co-listed course you will have only one day after the class has begun to transfer. After that, you are committed to your path for the remainder of the course. If the course has a required assessment level to be a credit student, you must first complete the assessment testing and meet the appropriate assessment level before you can change to credit status.

Refund PolicyRefunds are paid at 100% for classes cancelled, dropped online, or in person (using a Drop Form), prior to the start date of the class. Refunds are also paid at 100% if class is dropped prior to the Refund Date printed on your registration confirmation. DO NOT drop classes online on or after the day the class begins; you will not receive a refund. APPE students must call 240-567-7262 for refund/withdrawal instructions. Refunds for open enroll-ment classes will go to the registered student of record. For the Drop Form and more information, visit www.montgomerycollege.edu/wdce/register/refundpolicy.html.

4 easy Ways to register

On the Web If you have enrolled in a Montgomery College class, and are paying by credit card or checking account, you can register on the web. Visit: www.montgomerycollege.edu/wdce/registerops.html and click on “Register by Web.”

By Mail Mail completed registration form with payment to:

Montgomery College Workforce Development & Continuing Education, Rockville Campus Campus Center, Room 220 51 Mannakee Street Rockville, MD 20850

By Fax Fax completed registration form indicating credit card payment to Montgomery College at 240–567–1877.

Walk–In A completed registration form with payment may be submitted at any of these locations:

Gaithersburg Business Training Center, Room 400 8:30 a.m.–9 p.m. (Mon–Fri); 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. (Sat)

Germantown Campus • Humanities and Social Sciences Building, Room 241 and/or 243 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (Mon–Fri)

Rockville Campus • 220 Campus Center 8 a.m.–7 p.m. (Mon–Thur); 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (Fri) 8:30 a.m.–12 p.m. (Sat)

Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus • CF 230, Customer Service 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. (Mon–Fri)

Westfield South, Suite 306 ** 8:30 a.m.–9 p.m. (Mon–Thur); 8:30 a.m.4:30 p.m. (Fri); 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. (Sat) NOTE: Cash payments must be paid in the Cashiers’ Offices at the Germantown, Rockville, or Takoma Park/Silver Spring campuses between 8:30 a.m.–1 p.m. and 2–4:30 p.m., Mon–Fri.

Payments due at time of registration.

** Disability access for this leased site is on the same side as the movie theatre entrance. For more information regarding disability access at this site, or if any individuals are facing accessibility issues anywhere in the Westfield South Center, please call 240-567-8841.

If you are registering for a class on campus but do not have a parking permit, please be sure to park in the visitors parking or go to the security office or to customer service to obtain a pass.

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REGISTRATION FORMWorkforce Development & Continuing Education

Please Print ClearlyAll information is required. Incomplete forms will be returned to the student unprocessed. For registration assistance call 240-567-5188.

FAX completed registration form with credit card information to 240-567-1877 or 240-567-5615 or 204-567-7937. Mail completed registration form with payment to WD&CE Registration, 51 Mannakee Street, CC 220, Rockville, MD 20850.

I certify that the information on this registration is correct and complete. I am aware of and will adhere to College policies as published in the Student Handbook.I understand that non-attendance and/or failure to file all registration changes in writing with the Admissions and Records Office does not relieve me of responsibility for tuition and fee charges incurred. I agree to abide by the policies and procedures of the College, including without limitation, the Student Code of Conduct and any payment liabilities. I hold the Col-lege harmless for any errors I have made that may affect a request for a subsequent refund or academic appeal.

_________________________________________________________ ____________________________Student Signature Required Date

CHECK ALL THAT APPLY:□I have been a Maryland resident [as defined in the Montgomery College Catalog] for at least three months.□I am 60 years of age or older. (Applicable to designated tuition waiver courses for Maryland residents only.)□I am a Maryland National Guard member enlisted for at least a 24 month period and submitting proof of such from the adjutant general’s office.

□U.S. Citizen □Permanent Resident (Circle one: Green Card / Working Card) □Other Immigration Status ______________ (Used for tuition-setting purposes only.)

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIESIf you need support services due to a disability, call Workforce Development & Continuing Education at 240-567-4118 at least three weeks before class begins.

ETHNICITY: Choose one. (Disclosure not mandatory by Montgomery College, but is required by the U.S. Department of Education.) □Not Hispanic or Latino □Hispanic or Latino

RACE: Choose all that apply, you may choose more than one. (Disclosure not mandatory by Montgomery College, but is required by the U.S. Department of Education.) □American Indian or Alaskan Native □Asian □Black or African American □Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander □White

Military: If the military is paying for your course(s), you must submit the last 4 digits of your SSN.

Have you attended MC before? □Yes □No

□ □College ID Number: M 2 Birthdate - - Sex Female MaleMonth Day Year

Last Name First Name Middle Initial

Address

House # and Street Name (Do NOT use P.O. Box or you will be charged Non-Md. resident fee.) Apt. #

City State Zip -

Home Work Phone Phone

Fax E-Mail

How did you hear about us? □Received brochure in mail □Website □Social media □Advertisement □On campus □Other_______________

If you have ever taken a credit class at MC and the last class (credit or non-credit) you took at MC was more than 4 years ago, you must also complete and submit a Student Reactivation form found at: http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/studentforms.

CRN # Course # Course Title Start Date Tuition Course Fee Non-Md. Fee Course Total

Code: IL Refunds will go to the registered student of record. Total Due $

Credit Card Information:

Please indicate payment by: □Check (payable to Montgomery College) Credit card: □MasterCard □VISA □Discover

3 or 4 digit Security code on your card Expiration date on card

Month / Year

Credit Card Number

Name on Card

Card holder signature required _____________________________________________________________ Date___________________

NOTE:Credit card information will be detached and disposed of promptly and properly after payment is approved.

2/21/17 Montgomery College is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Title IX institution.

Lifelong Learning InstituteCourse CatalogSpring 2018

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Workforce Development & Continuing Education51 Mannakee StreetRockville, MD 20850-1195

Non-Profit Org.US Postage

PaidRockville, Md.Permit No. 97

The Lifelong Learning Institute is committed to creating and fostering a variety of intellectually stimulating educational opportunities for Montgomery County residents

age 50 and over. However, adults of any age may register for these classes.

ContentsArchaeology and World Culture ........................ 2Art Classes ............................................................ 4Art History ......................................................... 6Brain Fitness Institute .......................................... 8Careers and Employment for 50+ ...................... 9Computers and Technology ............................... 9History and Current Events .............................. 10Human and Natural Science ..............................14Literature and Writing ....................................... 16Music ...................................................................18Personal Enrichment ..........................................19Personal Finance .................................................21Photography ...................................................... 23Professional and Career Development.............. 25Wellness ............................................................. 25


10 a.m.–12:45 p.m.

Boost Your Brain Power and Memory: Research, Strategies, and

ActivitiesCourse #: LLI200

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Lifelong Learning Brochure

Documents

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