SUMMER 2007 ContentsInterior Design Careers in Interior Decorating Learn the different options of...

SUMMER 2007

Think Again is apublication of theOffice of Commu-nity and Profes-sional Education atthe University ofRichmond Schoolof Continuing Stud-ies. The contents ofthis bulletin repre-sent the most cur-rent informationavailable at thetime of publication.However, due tothe period of timecovered by this cat-alog, it is reason-able to expectchanges to bemade without priornotice. Therefore,the provisions ofthis publication arenot to be regardedas an irrevocablecontract betweenthe Office of Com-munity and Profes-sional Educationand the student.Comments andcourse suggestionsare welcome.Please call (804)289-8133 or [email protected].

4ProfessionalDevelopmentCourses and programs for

developing or refining profes-sional skills as well as pursuingnew careers.

6Institute onPhilanthropyCourses and professional

certificate programs designedfor development and fundrais-ing professionals.

8Landscape DesignProgramProfessional certificate

programs focused on trainingindividuals to work independ-ently as designers of small-scalelandscapes. For landscapeprofessionals, horticulture staffand gardeners with an interestin plants and design and thosedesiring a career change.

10Fitness InstructionalProgramsA variety of personal

fitness classes offered through apartnership with the Universityof Richmond’s Recreation andWellness department.

16PersonalEnrichmentA variety of courses

that are more leisure in natureand emphasize personal inter-ests. Subjects include film,sports and games, history,languages, and youthprograms.

17Culinary ArtsProgramAn exciting hands-on

series of food preparationclasses designed for homecooks looking to expand theirculinary knowledge.

Contents25Youth

ProgramsAn expanded

selection of classes for kidsincluding manners, twoShakespeare camps, cooking,golfing and more.

28Children’s TechnologyWorkshop icamp™

Adventures inrobotics, video game design,animation and digital videoproduction and digital art forchildren in grades 2–8.

29Summer ReadingProgramPopular classes taught

by professional instructors fromthe Institute of Reading Devel-opment.

30General & RegistrationInformationHave a question

about registration? Check outour policies.

31RegistrationFormReady to enroll in a

class? Just complete and for-ward a registration form to uswith your payment. Registrationoptions are listed on the form.

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ProfessionalDevelopmentCareerEnhancementHow to Break IntoHollywood When YouLive in RichmondWhat are Hollywood movie pro-ducers, agents and script read-ers currently looking for? Howdo you give your movie scriptthe competitive edge thatmakes a difference? Find out atthis “tell all” event that focuseson getting your planned orcompleted screenplay polishedand sold. Topics include: findingthe right agent for you, key ele-ments every screen story musthave, selling without an agent,how to pitch without strikingout, the key to a captivatingquery, formatting pointers, andprotecting your rights.

David Trottier has sold eightscreenplays and helped dozensof writers break into the moviebusiness. He is the author ofThe Screenwriter’s Bible (now inits fourth edition) and writes acolumn for scr(i)pt magazine.

Date: Saturday, June 23Time: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 16CRN: 80550 Fee: $89CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Dave Trottier, writingcoach and author

Introduction to SurveyDesignThis course will provide stu-dents with both the technicaland conceptual aspects of opin-ion gathering, with emphasis ondeveloping a self-designed sur-vey. Students will learn how toconstruct a survey to provide in-formation for their business orservice as well as how to com-pile the completed surveys intoreliable data.

Dates: Mondays, May 14-June 25Time: 6-8 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 7CRN: 80561 Fee: $109CEUs: 1.2Instructor: Lynell McClinton

17 Ways to Make a Livingas a WriterDo you love to write? You canget paid to do what you love –and make up to $100,000 ayear or more! Professional writerand writing coach Dave Trottierwill teach you, step by step,how to start and navigate yourfreelance writing career.Through practical advice, Davewill show you how to sell whatyou write in 17 key writingareas, including novels, self-published books, brochures,magazine articles and columns,movies and TV, non-fictionbooks, children’s books, DVDscripts for business and educa-tion, greeting cards, corporatemarkets, and more. No matterwhat you want to write, this in-tensive seminar is for you. Qual-ify for grants, learn how to findan agent, and discover the se-crets of writing effective queryletters. Learn how to doubleyour writing income.

Dave Trottier is the author ofThe Freelance Writers Bible andThe Screenwriter’s Bible. He haspublished hundreds of articlesand stories, has written a na-tional column since 1989, andhas written business materialsfor The Walt Disney Company,Honda Acura, and other com-panies. Dave also has self-pub-lished books and sold eightfeature screenplays. In short,Dave has succeeded in 14 ofthe 17 areas, and has helpedhundreds of students sell theirwriting and develop writing ca-reers.

Date: Saturday, June 30 Time: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 23CRN: 80551 Fee: $89CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Dave Trottier, writingcoach and author

UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND School of Continuing Studies • scs.richmond.edu/ocpe • (804) 289-81334

SUMMER 2007

ProfessionalDevelopment

Prepare yourself fortomorrow’s chal-lenges and oppor-tunities by enrollingin professional de-velopment courses.Stay current in yourfield or explore anew career oppor-tunity. Our profes-sional developmentprograms providefocused careertraining and skillsdevelopment forworking profession-als, recentcollege graduatesand individualsseeking careerchanges.

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Workplace MannersWorkplace manners are a veryimportant part of everyone’sjob. Employees who are at easein their work environment con-tribute to their employer’s suc-cess as well as their own. If wecan artfully use manners thatmake our work run moresmoothly, we can show co-work-ers and supervisors how to per-form with respect, poise andconfidence and help build anenjoyable and productive workenvironment. Topics covered inthis class include business eti-quette, courtesy, how to handlegossip and “busybodies”, re-flective listening, how to dealwith issues taken to the extremeand negative remarks.

Dates: Monday and Tuesday,May 21–22Time: 5:30-7:30 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 14CRN: 80728 Fee: $59CEUs: 0.4Instructor: Florence Powers,President, Vision Seminars

Writing for the Movies:Hit or MissThis interactive and fun courseis designed for people who lovemovies or for the new or sea-soned writer. This class toucheson beginning principles offilmwriting while teaching stu-dents to “see” movies in awhole new light. How to thinkand write in images in order to“show” rather than to tell astory. How Hollywood’s secretweapon - the use of emotion infilm - works to create unforget-table movies we love. How towrite good movie dialogue ver-sus bad “real life” dialogue andhow to create leading star rolesfor the screen. Students willview and discuss film clips -good and bad - to better graspthe filmwriter’s role in under-standing the importance theseindustry elements play in thefinal decision making process

Hollywood stars, productioncompanies and studios use toselect hit movie projects.

Dates: Tuesday, June 5-June 26Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 29CRN: 80710 Fee: $89CEUs: 0.8Instructor: Helene Wagner,screenwriter, former Writer’s GuildLiterary Agent, and owner/directorof Virginia Film Tours

You’re On the Air!(How to Really Make itin Voice-Overs!)Voice-overs are hot today! Youdon’t have to be an actor to getvoice-over work, but it certainlydoesn’t hurt! With such notabletalents as James Earl Jones,Linda Hunt, and Donald Suther-land lending their voices tocommercials, films, and videos,one would think that it wouldbe next to impossible to breakinto this field. Not so! You’lllearn about an exciting, newway to get around the competi-tion and actually turn voice-overs into a thriving full orpart-time business! Dan Levine(commercial producer and TonyAward nominated Broadwaycomposer) will discuss thevoice-over business as a whole,the numerous opportunities, theincredible income potential,and the all important “demo”and how to have it produced.You’ll step up to the micro-phone and do some practicerecording, and best of all, you’llhear the results!

Date: Thursday, July 19Time: 7-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 12CRN: 70123 Fee: $59CEUs: 0.2Instructor: Dan Levine, TVcommercial producer, Tony Awardnominated composer of theBroadway musical Anna Karenina

Interior DesignCareers in InteriorDecoratingLearn the different options ofcareers available to you in thefield of interior decorating. Theclass covers starting and build-ing your interior decoratingbusiness, business forms, recordkeeping, marketing, and sellingyour service.

Date: Friday, June 1Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 25CRN: 80547 Fee: $49CEUs: 0.3Instructor: Marilyn Mills Creech,president, Douglas InteriorDecorating

ScholarshipAssistance

Scholarshipassistance may beavailable through“Learning for Life”for women taking anon-credit class inprofessional devel-opment or profes-sional certification.Contact HollyHowze, Profes-sional Develop-ment ProgramCoordinator [email protected] or (804) 287-6835

Coming inFall 2007New! Writing andPublishing Program!Are you an aspiring writerlooking for ideas on how tostart your novel? Maybeyou’re an experienced writerwho wants to better under-stand the publishing processor a freelancer who wants toexpand your area of expert-ise. If so, the new Writing andPublishing program has aclass for you! Courses will in-clude topics in fiction andnon-fiction writing, under-standing the creative processas well as the nuts and boltsof editing and publishing. Afull schedule will be availablein our Fall 2007 Think Againcatalog.

Institute onPhilanthropyFundraising &DevelopmentCertificateProspect ResearchThis course will introduce partic-ipants to the basic elements ofprospect research. In the firstpart of class, participants will re-view the resources required todevelop research reports on in-dividuals, including in-housedatabases, fee-based searchtools and free Internet websites. The second half of theworkshop will address strategiesfor building prospect lists forspecific fundraising goals, aswell as a basic discussion of as-sessing wealth and affinity. Theinstructors will provide multiplehandouts to illustrate sample re-search report formats andchecklists. Participants will finishthe course by writing a profileof their own under the directionof the instructors. Class will belocated in a computer lab.

Date: Monday, May 14Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 80703 Fee: $75CEUs: 0.3Instructor: Brownie Hamilton,Ph.D., The Grant Writer, LLC andPatrick Crim, Manager of Recordsand Research, Christopher NewportUniversity

Grantwriting 101This six-hour workshop takesyou step-by-step through all thestages of the proposal writingprocess. The class discusses thecharacteristics of effective & in-effective proposals by givingyou the opportunity to reviewactual grant proposals writtenby others. This class is appropri-ate for individuals who havenever written a grant or forthose who need a thorough re-view. It is helpful to have a spe-cific project in mind so that youwill obtain the most benefitfrom the class. Workbook pro-vided. Part I: The first part ofthe workshop presents a broadoverview of grantsmanship andexamines questions surroundingproposals, their funding sourcesand preparation necessary be-fore writing a grant proposal.Part II: The second half of theworkshop discusses the impor-tant components of a grant ap-plication including: Summary/Abstract, Introduction, Need/Problem Statement, Objectives,Activities/Methods, Evaluationand Budget.

Dates: Mondays, June 4 and 11Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 80708 Fee: $160CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Brownie Hamilton,Ph.D., The Grant Writer, LLC

The Annual Fund:Creating an Effective PlanIn the busy days of nonprofits,“best practices” and “actualpractices” often part ways asdevelopment professionals facea myriad of challenges. But witha good annual fund plan, bestpractices are integrated into ourgoals, objectives, and fundrais-ing activities. In this class, wewill develop a written annualfund plan based on a casestudy. We will learn how to setrealistic fundraising goals byidentifying our probable donorsand by defining strategies toreach them and keep them. Wewill include a plan to engageour board and executive direc-tor. In addition, we will definetools needed to do the job andlearn why adequate infrastruc-ture is critical. During theclasses, we will hear from out-side board members, executivedirectors, and directors of de-velopment about experiencesthat will enlighten our under-standing and enliven our discus-sion.

Dates: Tuesdays, July 10 and 17,and Thursday, July 19Time: 8:30 a.m.–noonCRN: 70085 Fee: $240CEUs: 1.5Instructor: Judy Lankford, CFRE,an independent fund developmentconsultant for nonprofit organiza-tions.


SUMMER 2007

The Institute onPhilanthropy strivesto strengthen thecommunity and in-spire charitable giv-ing by educatingprofessionals, vol-unteers and donorsabout the practicesand purposes ofnonprofit fundrais-ing and develop-ment.

Our aim: HelpingYou Help Others

Our classes are de-signed with fundraising anddevelopmentprofessionals inmind, but much ofthe information canbe applied toreligious, political,and foundationsettings.

To register for IOPclasses, please faxyour registrationform to (804) 484-1474.

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INSTITUTE ON PHILANTHROPY

From Planned Gifts to aPlanned Giving ProgramPlanned giving is the techniqueused by many donors to maxi-mize their support of nonprofitorganizations. To be successful,however, a planned giving pro-gram must do more than inter-pret gift planning options toindividual donors. This coursewill refresh your knowledge ofbasic gift planning techniques,and equip you and your organi-zation to build upon that knowl-edge to market and manage asustainable planned giving pro-gram.

Dates: Tuesday and Friday,July 24 and 27Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 70101 Fee: $150CEUs: 0.6 Instructor: Bradley Purcell, Esq.President, Planned GivingAdvantage, Inc.

NonprofitMarketingCertificateIntegrated MarketingCommunication II:PromotionCapitalizing on the knowledgeof promotion planning acquiredin Integrated Marketing Com-munication I, this workshop ad-dresses specific uses ofpromotion for the nonprofit or-ganization. Topics to be cov-ered include motivatingaudiences and donors, brand-ing your nonprofit organization,and branding your annual cam-paign fund drive. Participantswill produce a draft promotioncampaign for peer review andinstructor critique. To receivethe full benefit from this work-shop, participants are stronglyencouraged to take MarketingBasics I and II, and IntegratedMarketing Communication Iprior to registering for Inte-grated Marketing Communica-tion II.

Dates: Fridays, June 1 and 8Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 80705 Fee: $160CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Pat Thompson, MBA,Independent marketingprofessional for business,nonprofit and education

Nonprofit BoardDevelopmentSeriesDeveloping the ProperInvestment Strategy forNonprofitsIn this workshop we will addressthe myth that an organizationmust have a substantial sum ofmoney before it concerns itselfwith developing an investmentstrategy. In reality, it is oftenmore important that groupswith smaller asset bases struc-ture a solid approach from thebeginning because every dollarcounts. In this workshop we willdiscuss the components of astrong investment approach, aswell as the implementation andoversight involved. Additionally,we will examine how a properinvestment strategy can benefitan organization, not only struc-turally, but in its fundraising ef-forts as well. This course isdesigned for individuals whohave an interest in, or fiduciaryresponsibility to, their organiza-tion’s financial well being.

Date: Tuesday, June 12Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: 80717 Fee: $45CEUs: 0.2Instructor: Todd Peters, President,Lyndhurst Investment Consulting,Inc.

Scholarship fundsare available tothose who qualify.See our web sitefor an application.For general pro-gram informationregarding theInstitute onPhilanthropy,contact KathyPowers, Coordina-tor of SpecialProjects, [email protected] or(804) 287-1290.

To register for acourse, completethe RegistrationForm on page 31and fax to (804)4841474 with yourpayment.

For the latest newsand information onIOP and othercourses, check outour Website:

scs.richmond.edu/philanthropy

LandscapeDesign ProgramOpen EnrollmentCoursesHistory of Garden DesignThis course presents the majortraditions in landscape designhistory through a series of slide-illustrated lectures. Students arerequired to actively participatein subject-related exercises inthe classroom, out-of-class proj-ects, and numerous readings ontheir own time. This is an intro-ductory level course and mustbe completed prior to enrollingin Planting Design I. Open toanyone who is interested.

Dates: Wednesdays, May 9–July 11Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 5CRN: 80539 Fee: $465CEUs: 3.0Instructor: TBA

Landscape GraphicsIn this introductory studiocourse, students learn to usedrafting equipment and de-velop graphic and sketchingskills. Coursework includes land-scape plans, section, elevationand axonometric drawings, andan introduction in the use ofcolor media. Materials andequipment purchased for thisclass are used in all studiocourses. This is a prerequisitecourse for getting started in theLandscape Design Certificateprogram. Open to anyone whois interested in enrolling.

Dates: Tuesdays, July 10–August 28Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 70078 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.3Instructor: Andy Sisson, M.L.A.

Introduction to PlantsAn intensive survey course inplant science which provides abasic introduction and under-standing of plant ecology,nomenclature, physiology, mor-phology and pathology. Stu-dents learn the common groupsof plants with a general focuson the structure and function ofhigher vascular plants. Thiscourse is suitable for those whohave no previous experience orwho have a limited backgroundin horticulture or design work.This is an open enrollmentcourse and is the prerequisitefor the Woody LandscapePlants certificate program.Open to anyone who isinterested.

Dates: Wednesdays, June 6–July 25Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 80709 Fee: $335CEUs: 2.3Instructor: Shelia Hayden, M.S.,B.A.

Woody PlantsCertificateProgramWoody Landscape Plantsfor SummerLearn identification characteris-tics and design applications ofapproximately 60 trees, shrubs,vines, and flowering plantsthrough lectures and field study.Instructor focuses on aesthetic,functional, and cultural aspectsof each plant. This class willinclude a field lecture on siteassessment and plant selection.The instructor will provide thecourse schedule at the firstmeeting. Prerequisite:Introduction to Plants.

Dates: Mondays, June 4–July 16Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 80706 Fee: $335CEUs: 2.1Instructor: Shelia Hayden, M.S., B.A.

Woody Landscape Plantsfor Summer-AdvancedThis class is designed forstudents with horticultureexperience. Learn identificationcharacteristics and design appli-cations of approximately 60trees, shrubs, vines, and flower-ing plants through lectures andfield study. Instructor focuses onaesthetic, functional, and cul-tural aspects of each plant. Thisclass will include a field lectureon site assessment and plantselection. The instructor willprovide the course schedule atthe first meeting. Prerequisite:Introduction to Plants.

Dates: Tuesdays, June 5–July 17Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 80707 Fee: $335CEUs: 2.1Instructor: John Wise Note: Class meets at University ofRichmond

LandscapeDesignCertificateProgramSite EngineeringOne of two constructioncourses offered in this track, thisclass provides an introductionto the principles of basic siteengineering with an emphasison kills in grading. Students areexpected to devise solutions tosmall scale problems by apply-ing their understanding ofenvironmental factors. Studioand take-home exercises areassigned and presented bystudents upon completion.Prerequisite: Site Analysis.

Dates: Wednesdays, May 23–July 11Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 80704 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.3Instructor: Mitch Mitchell, B.S.


SUMMER 2007

Is this programright for you?

This program is de-signed for anyonewith a personal orprofessional inter-est in serious land-scape designincluding those in-volved with or em-ployed bycooperative exten-sion agencies, agri-cultural agencies,corporate land-scape teams, pub-lic and privategardens and plan-tations, landscapedesign firms, civilengineering firms,home builders andgeneral contractorsand real estateagents.

Are you consider-ing pursuing an ad-vance degree inlandscape design?Ask us about howour Landscape De-sign Program canlead to a master’sdegree in Land-scape Architecturefrom Virginia Tech.

Contact Us

Cary Jamieson

Landscape DesignProgram Specialist

(804) 262-9887ext. 359

[email protected]

Landscape Design Program classes are held at Lewis GinterBotanical Garden, our partner in education.

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LANDSCAPE DESIGN PROGRAM

Site Design IThis is the first studio designcourse in the final year of thedesign program. Focus is on an-alyzing the requirements of theprogram and the site to de-velop designs. Learn how to re-spond to both client needs andenvironmental context throughlectures, site visits and designprojects. This course provides acontinuation of the develop-ment of graphic techniques.Prerequisites: ConstructionMethods and Materials, SiteEngineering.

Dates: Wednesdays, May 9–June 27Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 2CRN: 80537 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.3Instructor: Steve Prusik, M.L.A

Comprehensive ProjectThis course is the final designstudio course as well as the finalcourse in the Landscape DesignCertificate program. Studentsmust demonstrate their under-standing and command of theart and discipline of design oflandscape, planting design, siteanalysis garden constructionand methods and materials andsite drainage. Students are ex-pected to show understandingof basic construction standardsand codes and to think criticallyabout design and solving de-sign problems. Under the direc-tion of a practicing professional,students will prepare a full setof design and working drawingsfor a selected site which will bepresented to a jury of profes-sionals. Prerequisites: WoodyLandscape Plants Certificateand all courses in theLandscape Design Certificateprogram.

Dates: Mondays, April 23–June 25Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: April 18CRN: 80726 Fee: $456CEUs: 3.0Instructor: Steve Prusik, M.L.A.

ArboricultureArboriculture and Effectsof ConstructionNEW! Cover the guiding princi-ples of tree preservation duringdevelopment and construction.Learn to prepare reports andcontracts that cover the correctguidelines for outlining yourspecific sites needs. Evaluatethe impact of construction andsurrounding trees and woodyornaments. Discuss the impor-tance of educating your clientson the benefits of tree preserva-tion to help the overall propertyvalue by energy conservation,pollution abatement, stormwater control and curb appeal.Cover the effects of soil com-paction and tree survivability.Open to anyone who isinterested.

Dates: Tuesdays, July 10–July 24Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 70079 Fee: $74CEUs: 0.9Instructor: Joel Koci, M.S.Note: The International Society ofArborists (ISA) recognizes this classas 9.0 CEUs towards its continuingeducation requirements.

Prunning IIINEW! Continue your prunningeducation with hands on exper-ince in pruning woody orna-mentals. Discover pruningpractices that will improve thehealth, structure, aesthetics andsafety of woody ornamentals.This class will explore the prun-ing tools and equipment thatare preferred by professionalarborists. Explore the species-specific seasonal cuts and theireffect on the overall health ofwoody ornamentals as well asthe effect on blooms and fruit-ing. Learn the science behindthe cause and effect of seasonalpruning that can affectpathogen-causing diseases andwhen the insect vectors aremost active. Discuss the processof crown reduction and the spe-cific angles and position of cutsto promote aesthetic andhealthy new growth. Open toanyone who is interested.

Dates: Tuesdays, July 31–August 14Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 70103 Fee: $74CEUs: 0.9Instructor: Joel Koci, M.S.Note: The International Society ofArborists (ISA) recognizes this classas 9.0 CEUs towards its continuingeducation requirements.

Tree Climbing forArboristsNEW! Tree climbing for begin-ning arborists and arborist en-thusists. Experience theadventure of tree climbing.Learn ISA safety standards andbest practices of climbing trees.Open to anyone who isinterested.

Dates: Tuesdays, August 21–September 4Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 70111 Fee: $74CEUs: 0.9Instructor: Joel Koci, M.S.Note: The International Society ofArborists (ISA) recognizes this classas 9.0 CEUs towards its continuingeducation requirements.

Open EnrollmentCourses

Entry-level courseson design andhorticulture areopen to anyoneinterested andinclude Introduc-tion to Plants,History of GardenDesign and Land-scape Graphics.

Woody LandscapePlants Certificate

A series of sixcourses thatfocuses on 300woody landscapeplants suitable forthe Mid-Atlanticregion.

Landscape DesignCertificate

A series of elevendesign courseswhich addressesthe principles andskills involved inlandscape design.

For more detailsand certificaterequirements, logon to our Web site:

scs.richmond.edu/ocpe/landscape

FitnessInstructionalProgramsA.M. Pilates on the BallStart your day off one stepahead of your peers! Knowingthat you had an awesome work-out in the morning will provideyou the confidence you needfor the rest of the day. This classuses traditional Pilates tech-niques and incorporates the sta-bility ball which will promoteoverall core strength, balanceand tone.

CRN Dates Day Time80758 5/29-8/2 T/Th 7:15-8 a.m.

Fee: $160Instructor: Galina Fedorova

Bike/Box/Board Want to knockout your week-end workout in one felt swoop?This fat burning combinationclass will get you into your tar-get heart rate and fat burningzones and keep you there! Classconsists of cycling for 40 min-utes, cardio boxing for 20 min-utes and stability and balancefocus on the BOSU balls for20 minutes. A true total bodyworkout that will produceresults!

CRN Dates Day Time80760 6/2-8/4 Sat Noon-1:30 p.m.

Fee: $150Instructor: Laurie Collins

Band/Ball and BarTone and shape your entirebody with muscle conditioningexercises using the Body Bar,Resistance Bands and StabilityBall. This class will provide anaction-packed environment thatwill allow you to utilize everymajor muscle group while con-centrating on toning up! All fit-ness levels encouraged toattend.

CRN Dates Day Time80748 5/29-8/2 T/Th 7–8 p.m.

Fee: $180Instructor: Jackie Pfamatter

Belly Dancing IImprove self-expression and fit-ness by mastering this ancientdance form. Each class includeswarm-up exercises. Participantswill learn basic Belly Dancesteps, techniques, finger cym-bals, and veil techniques. Aspecial function will be heldwhere you may dance or watchothers perform! Required pur-chase: finger cymbals, veil, andhip scarf. (No Middle EasternDance History will be taughtduring the summer session).

CRN Dates Day Time80767 5/27-6/17 Sun. 1-2 p.m.70125 7/15-8/5 Sun. 1-2 p.m.

Fee: $80Instructor: Patricia Clark-Hines(BatSheva)

Belly Dancing IICome and learn the movementsand steps of this ancient artform. You not only learn how toexpress yourself through dance,but also how to connect your-self with the universe that sur-rounds you. Additionally, thisactivity will help you burn calo-ries and stimulate your diges-tive system which speedsmetabolism! Welcome to all fit-ness levels.

CRN Dates Day Time80768 5/27-6/17 Sun. 2-3 p.m.70126 7/15-8/5 Sun. 2-3 p.m.

Fee: $80Instructor: Patricia Clark-Hines(BatSheva)

Body SculptSculpting is the best way toshed pounds fast! This workoutwill alternate periods of high in-tensity training with alternatingrecovery periods. This methodof training will take your cardio-vascular fitness to the nextlevel!

CRN Dates Day Time80779 5/29-8/2 T/Th 12:15-1 p.m.


Body SculptA good strength training work-out is the perfect compliment toyour cardio workouts! By incor-porating a variety of resistancetools such as weights, and ballsand bands, you will be able tostrengthen all your major mus-cle groups and help tighten upthose targeted areas.

CRN Dates Day Time80733 5/30-8/1 M/W 12:15-1 p.m.

Fee: $160No Class: 7/4Instructor: Sophia Wilson


SUMMER 2007

The Fitness Instruc-tional Programs arenon-credit educa-tional classes, clin-ics, workshops andcertification pro-grams scheduledon the University ofRichmond campusthrough the De-partment of Recre-ation and Wellness.A variety of classesare offeredthroughout theterm. This is a list ofproposed classes.Depending on par-ticipation and reg-istration numbersclasses may changeor be canceledwithout notice. Forthe most currentprogram informa-tion, contact Recre-ation and Wellnessat:

Web: http://on-campus.richmond.edu/student/affairs/recwell and click onFitness Schedules.

Phone: 289-8581E-mail: [email protected]

Call the School ofContinuing Studiesat 289-8133 withquestions regard-ing registration.Fees apply to uni-versity students forall classes markedwith an *

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FITNESS INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS

Cardio FUNEnjoy a fun filled cardiovascularworkout followed by a segmentof abdominal and back exer-cises. A “catch all” class whereanything goes! Cardio segmentmay include: Hi/Lo, step, kick-boxing, athletic drills, etc. If it’sfitness, it can be done in thisclass!

CRN Dates Days Time80735 5/30-8/1 M/W 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Fee: $180No Class: 7/4Instructors: Mondays-SharryGoode/Wednesdays-Karen Adams

Cardio Kick BoxLearn the basic punches andkicks used in martial arts in afast moving choreographedclass. Kickboxing promotesstrength, agility and flexibility.Form, technique and a full bodyworkout will be emphasized inthe class.

CRN Dates Day Time80736 5/29-8/2 T/Th 5-6 p.m.

Fee: $180Instructor: Roger Dabney

Cardio SculptStart your day with the best ofboth worlds! Enjoy both a car-dio workout and strength train-ing in one class. The certifiedinstructor alternates intervals ofathletic-based, easy-to-followcardio drills followed bystrength training segments. Be-ginners and experienced exer-cisers benefit from this type oftraining.

CRN Dates Days Time80731 5/29-8/2 T/Th 7-8 a.m.

Fee: $180Instructor: Sharry Goode

Circuit TrainingCircuit training is a wonderfulway to get a total body workoutand really crank up the fatburning zones. This class willutilize our MATRIX fitnessequipment. This equipment istop of the line and designedspecifically to target all of yourmuscle groups. The class will belead by a certified personaltrainer that will ensure you areusing proper technique and ex-ercise design that will produceoptimal results! If your goal is toadd lean muscle mass and burnsome serious calories, then thisis for you!

CRN Dates Days Time80737 6/1-8/3 Fri 11:15 a.m.-Noon

Fee: $150Instructor: Ike Pethtel

CSIS (Cardio, Strength,Inner Self) This fun filled class will consistof a hybrid format of mainly car-dio exercises combined withstrength training. We will alsoconcentrate on improving yourstretching and flexibility whichare both key for complete totalbody fitness!

CRN Dates Day Time80747 6/2-8/4 Sat. 10-11:30 a.m.

Fee: $150Instructor: Sharry Goode/KarenAdams

F.I.T. FusionA new “Hybrid” class that is ex-tremely action packed and funfor all levels of fitness! It willconsist of traditional musclesculpting, Yoga and Pilates witha twist of functional training thatfocuses mainly on the core.Come prepared to work yourABS: Abdominals, Balance andStability!

CRN Date Day Time80734 5/30-8/1 M/W 5:15-6:15 p.m.

Fee: $180No Class: 7/4Instructor: Mondays-SharryGoode/Wednesdays-Karen Adam

Intro to Step and ABSThis workout combines intervalsof cardio using the platformstep and resistance to tone andburn fat! Step choreography willintroduce options suitable to allfitness levels. You will also beincorporating resistance imple-ments such as the bar and med-icine balls to help you achieveyour fitness goals!

CRN Dates Day Time80738 5/29-8/2 T/Th 6-7 p.m.


Lunch COREWant a great body? You firsthave to establish the CORE.This program is designed tostrengthen the abdominal andlower back muscles which arethe foundation of a fit body.The class will use the BOSUballs and combine the tech-niques of Pilates and Yoga. Options for all fitness levels willbe offered.

CRN Dates Day Time80749 5/29-8/2 T/Th 11:15 a.m.-Noon


Lunchtime Pilates andABSA classic Pilates Mat Workoutwith extra focus on ABS. Itspecifically targets our mosthard to tone areas: strengthensABS and lower back, slims thewaistline, trims thighs and but-tocks, and sculpts legs. All lev-els welcome.

CRN Dates Day Time80750 5/30-8/1 M/W 11:15 a.m.-Noon

Fee: $150No Class: 7/4Instructor: Galina Fedorova

Lunch Spin Getting in a fabulous cardio ex-ercise right before your week-end will ensure that your batteryis fully charged for whateveryour plans might be! Join us inthe cycling class that will pro-vide a fun filled combination ofelements such as rolling hills,short sprints, slow steady climbsand yes, relaxing down hills!

CRN Dates Day Time80752 6/1-8/3 F 11:15 a.m.–

12:15 p.m.

Fee: $120Instructor: Laurie Collins

Lunchtime Yoga Yoga that is designed for anylevel of student from beginnerto advanced. Students learnhow to find where postural im-balances occur in their struc-tures, loosen tight muscles, andstrengthen weak ones. Each stu-dent learns how to gain moreawareness of the body and howto reach its optimum strength.Students perceive more open-ness as they find correct align-ments in the postures. Noexperience necessary.

CRN Dates Day Time80753 5/29-8/2 T/Th 11:15 a..m.-Noon

Fee: $150Instructor: Lynda Hoffarth

Massage TherapyPut your stress in our hands! Re-ceive numerous benefits fromone of our professionally certi-fied Massage Therapists withthree hours of massage therapy.You will receive three full-hour,total body massages. Onceregistration is processed, call287-8361 between 10 a.m. and4 p.m. Monday through Fridayto schedule your appointments.Cancellations must be made 24hours in advance or massagetime will be forfeited. Massageroom is located in the WellnessCenter in the Weinstein Centerfor Recreation and Wellness.Please show up 10 minutesprior to your massage. The hourbegins at your time of appoint-ment. Individuals may only reg-ister for one section persemester.

There will be opportunities forthose who are unable to getinto a Fitness Instructional Pro-gram section to make appoint-ments for a massage. TheDepartment of Recreation andWellness will offer daily mas-sage rates too! Please under-stand appointments are madeon a first-come, first-servedbasis within the scheduled timeblocks.

Therapist Dates Day TimeCourtney 5/30-8/2 T 11 a.m.-9 p.m.

W 11 a.m.-2:45 p.m.R 11 a.m.-2:45 p.m.F 11 a.m.-2:45 p.m.

CRN: 80769 Fee: $270

Whitney 5/30-8/2 M 6-9 p.m.W 6-9 p.m.

Sat 10 a.m.-2 p.m.CRN: 80770 Fee: $270

John 5/30-8/2 T 1-5 p.m.W 1-5 p.m.

CRN: 80771 Fee: $270


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Mid-Day Energy BumpThis practice consists of upperbody stretches that will preparethe body for appropriatebreathing exercises which allowrelief from daily physical stress,and deep relaxation throughtensing and relaxing the wholebody. Breathing practices pro-mote natural breathing to calmthe mind. Finally, participantsmake the mind void of thoughtsthrough focus or concentrationto restore energy. No experi-ence is necessary. Exercises areperformed either in a chair oron a mat. If done regularly, thispractice helps reduce stresswhile achieving clarity, concen-tration and creativity at alltimes.

CRN Dates Days Time80754 5/30-8/1 M/W 12:15-1 p.m.

Fee: $180 No Class: 7/4Instructor: Kamini G. Pahuja

Personal TrainingGet a jump start on your work-out program with one of our Fit-ness Professionals! Receive anindividual fitness assessmentplus 5 hours of personal trainingtime with a certified personaltrainer! The personal trainingtimes are scheduled directlywith your personal trainer. Allactivities take place in the Wein-stein Center for Recreation andWellness.

There will be opportunities forthose who are unable to getinto a Fitness Instructional Pro-gram section to make appoint-ments with a Certified PersonalTrainer. The Department ofRecreation and Wellness willoffer single session and pack-age rates too! Please under-stand appointments are madeon a first-come, first-servedbasis within the scheduled timeblocks.

Want to workout with a friend?Check out our opportunities forBuddy Training! Buddy Trainingis for those of us who don’twant to work out with just atrainer. Bring a friend, familymember or co-worker alongwho wants to achieve similar fit-ness goals! The two of you willshare the hour time with one ofour trainers! A great way to getin shape with a good friend!Call our Member Services at287-8361 for more info!

CRN Trainer Dates Day Fee80772 Ike 5/30-8/2 M-F $300

80773 Laurie 5/30-8/2 M-F $300

80774 Susan 5/30-8/2 M-F $300

80776 Nadine 5/30-8/2 M-F $300

80775 Paul 5/30-8/2 M-F $300

Pilates Pilates is a method of exerciseand physical movement de-signed to stretch, strengthen,and balance the body. With sys-tematic practice of specific ex-ercises coupled with focusedbreathing patterns Pilates pro-vides you with an all encom-passing workout combiningboth rejuvenation and relax-ation!

CRN Dates Day Time80756 5/29-8/2 T/Th 5:15-6:15 p.m.

Fee: $160Instructor: Karen Adams

Self Defense WorkshopMaster Roger Dabney has over25 years of experience in mar-tial arts. He reached his firstblack belt at the age of 17, andis now a 6th degree AmericanOpen Style Karate black belt! Amartial arts workout is dynamic,challenging and exciting. Youwill learn traditional style ofmartial arts, masterfully inter-woven with practical techniquesthat offer physical fitness, selfdefense and self discipline.

CRN Dates Day Time80765 5/26-6/23 Sat. 1-2:30 p.m.

Fee: $120Instructor: Roger Dabney

Social Dance I Several dancing styles are re-viewed in this class, includingFoxtrot, Swing, Cha-Cha, orC/W Two-Step. Participants willchoose two dances on the firstnight of class. Dancers will learnnew footwork and moves withlots of practice and individualattention. This class is for thenew dancer and the basicdancer looking to improve whatyou already know and makedance more fun! Individualsmust register with a dance part-ner. Pricing is based per individ-ual. No experience necessary!

CRN Dates Days Time80763 6/10-7/15 Sun 3-4:30 p.m.

Fee: $40 per person No Class: 6/17Instructors: Mike and Betty Weeks,Just Dance Company

Social Dance II This class is for dancers whohave completed the SocialDance I class or those who havesome dance experience andwant to take it to the next level.Several dancing styles are re-viewed in this class, includingFoxtrot, Swing, Cha-Cha, andC/W Two-Step. Participants willchoose two dances on the firstnight of class. Dancers will learnnew footwork and moves withlots of practice and individualattention. The objective of thisclass is to improve what you al-ready know and make dancemore fun! Individuals must reg-ister with a dance partner. Pric-ing is based per individual.

CRN Dates Days Time80764 6/10-7/15 Sun 4:30-6 p.m.

Fee: $40 per personNo Class: 6/17Instructors: Mike and Betty Weeks,Just Dance Company

Spinning and AbsThe best of both worlds! 30minutes of Spinning followed by30 minutes of toning andsculpting your mid section! Whosays it has to be one or theother? This class will let youenjoy both! By combining basic,rhythmic and athletic spinningdrills with concentrated COREand abdominal exercises youwill be able to get a completecardiovascular and resistancetraining workout in this hour! Allfitness levels are welcome.

CRN Dates Day Time80755 5/30-8/1 M/W 6-7 p.m.

Fee: $180No Class: 7/4Instructor: Laurie Collins


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Stress Management I:Yoga and Meditationfor Any SettingBy the end of six weeks, partici-pants will have a basic under-standing of the practices andprinciples necessary to performa self-directed practice sessionand a well-balanced routine thatform the basis of their stressmanagement by inducing the“Relaxation Response” and thusrevitalizing the body and calm-ing the mind. The class beginsby introducing the physiologyof Stress and Science of Yogawith emphasis on body, mindand breath relationships. Stu-dents learn classical yogicbreathing (Paranayam), thebasic meditation, and upperbody stretches that can be per-formed in a chair.

This practice is based on “TheRelaxation Response” by Dr.Benson.

No Yoga experience is required.

CRN Dates Days Time80751 5/29-6/26 Tues 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Fee: $89Instructor: Kamini G. Pahuja

Stress Management II:Yoga and Meditationfor Any SettingThis class will go deeper intoMeditation techniques andbuilds upon the “Relaxation Re-sponse” and “Pranayam” (breathcontrol) learned in part I. At theend of six weeks, you will be ableto develop a routine best suitedfor your temperament. The ses-sion will focus on going beyondthe stress and using the medita-tion to unleash the creative en-ergy within you by focusing themind and leveraging the stressfactor.

CRN Dates Days Time70124 7/3-7/31 Tues 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Fee: $89Instructor: Kamini G. Pahuja

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Tae Kwon Do WorkshopThe instructor, Eric Madden, is alicensed and certified instructorwith the US Chung Do Kwan As-sociation. “Chung Do Kwan,”which can be translated as “TheGreat Blue Wave,” is one of TaeKwon Do’s oldest and mostpowerful forms. Even though ittakes years to master this art, itonly takes a few hours to getthe basics and get hooked.Learn how to defend yourselfand have fun at the same time.

CRN Dates Day Time80766 6/30-7/28 Sat. 1-2:30 p.m.

Fee : $120Instructor: Eric Madden

Tennis I This is an instructional class forthe beginning player, or for aplayer who is returning to thegame. The instructor focuses ondeveloping the basics of thegame: forehand, backhand, vol-ley and serve. The class has arelaxed pace and uses a varietyof drills to enhance footwork,hand-eye coordination, andmuscle memory of shots. Scor-ing is also covered throughpractice drills of mini-tennis,using speedballs, and progress-ing to full-court play. No experi-ence necessary.


Fee: $130Instructor: Kevin Navin

Tennis IIThis class is for the active recre-ational player and is drill inten-sive. Students move quicklythrough a series of fast-paceddrills designed to improve foot-work and attacking shots. Theinstructor focuses on addingnew elements to your gameand strategy. Each class in-cludes match play and roundrobin doubles. Participants musthave a solid understanding ofthe mechanics and dynamics ofthe game, and have a 3.0+USTA ranking.


Fee: $130Instructor: Kevin Navin

Yoga-LatesAn outstanding hybrid class thatwill strengthen your core, increaseflexibility, tone and shape yourupper and lower body. Yoga-Lates will make you look taller,look slimmer and be more re-laxed. What a great way to buildstrength without adding bulk.

CRN Dates Day Time80757 5/29-8/2 T/R 12:15-1 p.m.

Fee: $160Instructor: Galina Fedorova

30/30/20An exciting and action packedinterval class! This class will con-sist of varying circuits. Oneweek could be 30 minutes ofCardio, then 30 minutes ofSculpting followed by a gutbusting 20 minutes of Abs! Wecan also throw in some Step,Floor, Tubing and Stability Balls!The time format will stay thesame, but the exercises will dif-fer. A great way to help youreach your fitness goals!

CRN Dates Day Time80759 6/2-8/4 Sat. 10:00-11:30am


PersonalEnrichmentAnimal BehaviorReading RoverHaving trouble communicatingwith your best friend? Wonder-ing what he is trying to tell you?Puzzled by what the dogs at thedog park are saying to one an-other, and why some dogsseem to get along so much bet-ter than others? Come look atbody language and other typesof canine communication in thisfour hour mini-course. Throughlecture, discussion, examinationof carefully selected photo-graphs and videos, and livedemonstrations, you will quicklyimprove your ability to observeand “read” dogs of all shapesand sizes!

Date: Wednesday, July 18Time: 6-10 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 11CRN: 70094 Fee: $29Instructor: Sarah Babcock, Directorof Education and Training and Kris-ten Collins, Trainer, Richmond SPCAORDate: Wednesday, August 15Time: 6-10 p.m.Registration Deadline: August 8CRN: 70110 Fee: $29Instructor: Sarah Babcock, Directorof Education and Training and Kris-ten Collins, Trainer, Richmond SPCA

Art and LeisureThe Art of Knitting:A Beginner’s ExperienceJoin us for this amazing course,where you will learn the time-less craft of knitting. Knittinghas once again become thenewest and hippest pastime.Participants will learn how tocast on, the difference betweena knit and a purl stitch, and howto bind off - all the basics. Classmembers will create fun furscarves - wonderful gifts foryourself, family and friends. In-formation on supplies will bemailed with the course confir-mation letter. Bring a friend,daughter or mother and enjoythe class together!

Dates: Wednesdays, June 6–27Time: 6-8 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 31CRN: 80711 Fee: $79Instructor: Karen Levine, certifiedknitting instructor, Craft Yarn Coun-cil of America

Knitting with BeadsThis four week course com-bines knitting with beads. Tech-niques are shown and discussedas you learn which technique isused in different places. Stu-dents will make a small beadedbag as their project. Basic knit-ting skills are needed. Informa-tion on supplies will be mailedwith the course confirmationletter.

Dates: Saturdays, June 9–30Time: 10 a.m.–noonRegistration Deadline: June 2CRN: 80716 Fee: $79Instructor: Karen Levine, certifiedknitting instructor, Craft YarnCouncil of America

The Art of Knitting:Expand Your KnowledgeAre you ready to learn moreand increase your knitting skills?This course is the next levelafter learning the basics of knit-ting. You will learn how to in-crease and decrease, the cablestitch, yarn overs, pattern read-ing - all the skills to become acomplete knitter. Class projectis to make four squares usingthe new skills you learn. Thesesquares may be used to start anafghan or to make pillow tops.Information on supplies will bemailed with the course confir-mation letter.

Dates: Wednesdays,July 11–August 1Time: 6-8 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 3CRN: 70086 Fee: $79Instructor: Karen Levine, certifiedknitting instructor, Craft YarnCouncil of America


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Culinary ArtsProgramCertified Executive ChefReview (core)This is your time to show offyour culinary skills, cookingtechniques and knowledge youhave gained during your prior33 hours or more in the CulinaryArts Certificate Program. Cook-ing teams prepare a meal that ispresented to a certified execu-tive chef for sampling. This classwill conclude with a critique ofeach team on all areas of thefood preparation. Prerequisites:Tools of the Trade (core), Chef’sSkills (core), Herbs, Spices andSauces (core), Putting It All To-gether (core), and completionof at least 3 elective courses.Student must submit Gradua-tion Application and fee alongwith the registration for thisclass. Contact Stephanie Bowlinat [email protected] or287-6331 to obtain applicationor check your application status.

Date: Tuesday, May 15Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 8CRN: 80541 Fee: $99Instructor: Glenn Pruden, C.E.C.,Executive Chef, University of Rich-mondORDate: Thursday, May 24Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 17CRN: 80545 Fee: $99Instructor: Glenn Pruden, C.E.C.,Executive Chef, University ofRichmond

Sushi 101Sushi - it’s not as difficult as youmight think and doesn’t involveonly raw fish! Students will learnto make sushi rice and to rolland form ingredients into vari-ous popular forms.

Date: Thursday, May 3Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: April 26CRN: 80699 Fee: $89Instructor: Martin Gravely, chef andowner of Personal Culinary Services,LLC, food writer for RichmondMagazine

Kasbah CookingMoroccan cuisine blends Ara-bian, North African and Euro-pean influences to make someof the most unique foods in theworld. You will learn aboutspices, preserved lemons,tagines, and more, to create au-thentic and tasty dishes.

Date: Monday, May 7Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: April 30CRN: 80535 Fee: $89Instructor: Alexia Miles, chef

Salsa and Entrees toGo With SalsaSalas are the latest “in” accom-paniments for entrees… but notjust the usual tomato, pepper,and onion relish. Learn some ofthe new combinations of veg-etables, fruits, herbs, and spicesto brighten your menus. Giveyour foods a kick! Prepare en-trees and new salsas/relishes toaccompany them. Let’s Salsa,Salsa, Salsa!

Date: Tuesday, May 8Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 1CRN: 80700 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary ex-pert, local television and radio per-sonality, cookbook author

Simple, Elegant, GlobalJoin the group as we span theglobe in search of delicious farethat is easy to make. Learn sim-ple plating techniques to makeyour culinary creations sparkle.

Date: Wednesday, May 9Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 2CRN: 80701 Fee: $89Instructor: Martin Gravely, chef andowner of Personal Culinary Services,LLC, food writer for Richmond Mag-azine

A Summer Evening inTuscanyCan’t get to Italy and Tuscanythis summer? Join us for anevening of cooking from theTuscany region. Prepare andtaste some culinary offerings todelight your palate. Learn aboutthe foods and wines of the area.Bon Appetito!

Date: Monday, June 18Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 11CRN: 80719 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary ex-pert, local television and radio per-sonality, cookbook author

Summer SaladsAre your salads dull and uninter-esting? Are you putting to-gether the same old saladcombination with the same olddressing? Is head/iceberg let-tuce the mainstay of your sal-ads? Shame, shame! Comesample and taste the myriad ofsummer salad recipes now avail-able. Learn some history ofsalad making. What is JELL-Oculture, and why did it occur?Make salads, as an accompiana-ment or as the main meal at-traction, and you’ll havesomething your taste buds willpleasurably remember!

Date: Tuesday, June 26Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 19CRN: 80723 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinaryexpert, local television and radiopersonality, cookbook author

The Culinary ArtsProgram (CAP) isan exciting hands-on series of foodpreparation classesdesigned for homecooks with a varietyof experience look-ing to expand theirculinary knowl-edge.

CAP students learnskills and cookingtechniques fromlocal food experts.We’ll teach youeverything frombasic kitchen safetyto the preparationof a multi-coursemeal. Plus you’llhave the opportu-nity to explore a va-riety of cuisine andfood topics includ-ing regional spe-cialties, breads,desserts, ethniccooking and more.

If you’re reallyserious aboutcooking, enroll inthe CAP Certifi-cate. It’s a 42-hourprogram thatincludes five corecourses, threeelectives (topicschange eachsemester), and aCertified ExecutiveChef Reviewcourse.

For more details,check out our Website:

scs.richmond.edu/ocpe/culinary

Canning and PreservingSpecialtiesWould you like to make somejams, jellies, and preserves? Per-haps some good crisp home-made pickles? Or, how aboutpreparing chutney, chili sauce,or apple butter? Come learnthe Dos and Don’ts of canningand preserving… and how easythe preparation is! There isnothing like something home-made... especially as gifts forthe upcoming holidays!

Date: Monday, July 16Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 9CRN: 70089 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary ex-pert, local television and radio per-sonality, cookbook author

DanceSwingin’ Summer SeriesCome swing with us at theSwingin’ Summer Series atRigby’s Jig! This class will focuson East Coast Swing, WestCoast Swing, Jitterbug and So-cial Swing (4 Count Hustle). Wewill focus on basic patterns andtechnique in each style ofswing, as well as music identifi-cation. Enrollment will also in-clude access to the Thursdaynight classes and dance partiesat Rigby’s Jig at 8pm. Partnersare encouraged. Beginners wel-come! Class will be held atRigby’s Jig, 5470 W BroadStreet.

Dates: Thursdays, June 7–July 26Time: 7-8 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 1CRN: 80714 Fee: $129Instructor: Eleanor Robertson,owner, Rigby’s Jig Ballroom DanceStudio

FilmHollywood Movies Madein VirginiaLearn the history of Hollywoodmovies and TV shows made inVirginia over the last quarter ofa century. Following the presen-tation, board a motor coach toenjoy a two-hour movie tourand see historic Richmondthrough the lens of Hollywood’seyes. This entertaining and edu-cational tour is part of the Vir-ginia Film Tour Program. Thecourse is filled with fascinatingbehind-the-scenes stories aboutthe making of the movies, whilevisiting many of the actual film-ing locations, where over fortyHollywood movies and TVshows were filmed, including:Cold Mountain, The Contender(ABC series), The Jackal, Heartsin Atlantis, Hannibal, plus manymore! Children ages 16 andolder are welcome.

Date: Monday, May 7Time: 5:30-8:30 p.m.Registration Deadline: April 30CRN: 80536 Fee: $49Instructor: Helene Wagner, screen-writer, former Writer’s Guild LiteraryAgent, and owner/director of Vir-ginia Film ToursORDate: Monday, July 16Time: 5:30-8:30 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 9CRN: 70092 Fee: $49Instructor: Helene Wagner, screen-writer, former Writer’s Guild LiteraryAgent, and owner/director of Vir-ginia Film Tours

HistoryEgyptian Dinner with KingTut LectureAlong with a complete Egyptiandinner, we’ll look at the timesand artifacts of King Tut that arecurrently drawing sell-outcrowds to Philadelphia!Dinner – not too spicy, not toobland – is based on genuineEgyptian recipes. With music asa background, we’ll go abroadand back in time - for less thanthe cost of a passport! Led byaward-winning ancient historianKen Ostrand, we’ll go backmore than 3,300 years and seethe times of the Boy King. Usingslides, we’ll take a tour of someof the Tut artifacts, some ofwhich have never left Egypt.And we’ll examine the contro-versy over the untimely death ofthe ancient pharaoh. Join us fora wonderful meal and some fas-cinating stories!

Date: Friday, June 15Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 8CRN: 80686 Fee: $39Instructor: Ken Ostrand, Ph.D.


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King Tut Exhibit – BusTour to Franklin Institute,Philadelphia, PANEW! The first blockbuster ex-hibition of the 21st century anddrawing record crowds in Amer-ica, the spectacular King Tut ex-hibit is coming to Philadelphia -and we have secured tickets tosee it! Arguably the greatest ar-chaeological discovery ever, therarely-seen artifacts of the BoyKing’s tomb are again touringthe U.S. after a gap of nearly 30years - and Philadelphia is theclosest they come to Richmond.Beautifully crafted of gold andprecious stones, the many one-of-a-kind artifacts intrigue, daz-zle, and mystify. To help usmake the most of our visit, we’llbe led by college professor andarchaeologist Ken Ostrand. Afrequent visitor to Egypt andthe first American to CT-Scan anEgyptian Mummy, Dr. Ostrandwill give us a presentation onthe bus, setting the backgroundand timeframe for Tutankha-mon. He’ll discuss various ob-jects from the exhibit,suggesting what to look for, andhow to approach the exhibition,and will answer questions. TheTut exhibit is indeed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity - don’tmiss it! Course fee includes apresentation on the bus by Dr.Ostrand, bus transportation ona deluxe coach, and your ticketto the exhibit. Stops will bemade for lunch and dinner atyour own expense.

Date: Sunday, August 12Time: 8 a.m.–10 p.m.Registration Deadline: August 3CRN: 70127 Fee: $139Instructor: Kenneth Ostrand, Ph.D.,professional historianNote: Due to the nature of this trip,refunds will not be given. If youregister and are unable to attend, itwill be your responsibility to find asubstitute.

The Cold War in HindsightRather than approaching theCold War from the traditionalperspective of the Americancrusade against an “evil em-pire”, this course will focus onthe Cold War as a series of in-terlocking maneuvers from theperspectives of BOTH theUnited States AND SovietUnion. Students will begin byexamining the philosophic foun-dations of the Cold War, focus-ing on the manifestation ofMarxism-Leninism in the SovietUnion. Students will considerthe events of the Cold War fromboth perspectives and evenpostulate on each party’s culpa-bility. Finally, students will con-sider the shift in diplomaticrelations following the CubanMissile Crisis and conclude withan analysis of the Soviet Union’sdemise in 1991.

Dates: Mondays, July 9–30Time: Noon-2 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 2CRN: 70083 Fee: $99Instructor: Michael Loret, M.A.,History, high school AP historyteacher

Genealogy on the WebThis is an introductory courseon using the Web for geneal-ogy research. The Internet is avast resource that can holdmany clues and details aboutyour ancestors. You will learn tonavigate the Web to locatevaluable genealogical informa-tion about your family history.Each participant will receivepersonalized guidance withhis/her family research.Students need to have someexperience using the Internet tobenefit from this class.

Dates: Mondays, Wednesdays,Fridays, July 16–27Time: 6-8 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 5CRN: 70091 Fee: $99Instructor: Donna Shumate, M.Ed.

Home GardenerSeriesThe Gillette Forum 2007:A Symposium onResidential LandscapeDesignDate: Wednesday, May 16CRN: 80557Morning Lectures: 9–11:30 a.m.

“Innovation Within Tradition”

The work of Ben Page and As-sociates LLC consciouslytouches on a strong base of tra-dition to produce residentiallandscapes in which history in-forms a sophisticated, contem-porary aesthetic. “...gardensspeak to the senses. Theirs is avisual, tactile, fragrant lan-guage... With every season, itscharacters form and re-form inan intricate interplay of colors,textures, and shapes. Our role isto weave a fresh plot with eachgarden we design. Utilizingclassic principles handed downby centuries of gardeners, wecreate a theme for each garden.to communicate drama. Or, per-haps whimsy. Clear twists thatpique the imagination.”

“Gardens to Go: PortableColor”

Sydney Eddison brings her ex-quisite sense of color to con-tainer gardening. Eddisonshows how to use containers topunctuate a garden, create gar-den rooms, or invigorate a tiredarea. Key to her approach is hersense of texture, color andscale. Sydney Eddison is authorof numerous books on garden-ing, including “The RainbowContained” and “Gardens toGo”.

Afternoon Workshops 1–3pm.

“Practical Aspects of ContainerGardens as Garden Features”

Using the Garden’s display ofcontainers in conjunction withthe “A Place to Take Root” ex-hibit, area designers willdemonstrate container gardensfor early summer, late summer,and fall. You’ll have a chance totake home a container you de-sign and plant!

Full Day Registration (includeslunch): $95 Morning Lectures Only (no lunch):$60 Afternoon Workshop Only (nolunch): $80

Interior DesignDream KitchensThis class is designed for thesavvy decorator that is tired ofsimply applying paint, or pur-chasing the latest appliances, inan attempt to transform theirkitchen. We will explore theworld of the “work triangle”,faux painting techniques for thekitchen, appliances, flooring,texture, and overall visual har-mony to make the most-usedroom in the home the mostinviting room in your home!Don’t miss this opportunity tomake the most of your kitchen.New and exciting window treat-ments for kitchens, as well asnew flooring concepts will alsobe explored.

Dates: Wednesdays, May 9–30Time: 1-4 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 2CRN: 80538 Fee: $129Instructor: Marilyn Mills Creech,President, Douglas InteriorDecorating

The Importance of Fabricsin DecoratingFabrics can make or break anyroom. In this course you willlearn about silks, cottons,Egyptian cottons, brocades,toile’s, jacquards and numerousother fabrics. We will also ex-plore the latest trends in fabrics.You will learn fabric weights,dye lots, and how to make vari-ous fabrics work together toproduce a pleasing and profes-sional décor to unify any room.Designer tricks of how to mixand place fabrics in your roomswill also be taught. Students willbreak for lunch. Lunch is notprovided.

Date: Saturday, May 19Time: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 12CRN: 80542 Fee: $89Instructor: Marilyn Mills Creech,President, Douglas InteriorDecorating


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The University ofRichmond Schoolof Continuing Stud-ies has partneredwith Lewis GinterBotanical Gardento offer a series ofcourses for thehome gardenerand those with ageneral interest inplants and flowers.

All Lewis GinterHome GardenerSeries courses andseminars are of-fered at Lewis Gin-ter BotanicalGarden, 1800 Lake-side Avenue, Rich-mond, VA.

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Planning and Decoratingthe Down-Sized HomeMany empty nesters, and sin-gles, are choosing to down-sizetheir living space. This class fo-cuses on the special decoratingneeds in downsizing. We willexplore how to arrange yourmost cherished items, and whatitems should be donated or dis-carded from your home. Youwill learn how to build focalpoints for rooms, and how tomake less space have moresplash! Many decorator tips andtricks of the trade will be taughtin this class. Upon completionof this course, you will have theknowledge and confidence tosuccessfully complete yourdown-sized home.

Dates: Fridays, July 6–27Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 29CRN: 70077 Fee: $129Instructor: Marilyn Mills Creech,President, Douglas InteriorDecorating

How to Create anOutdoor RoomThis class will teach you how tomake a wonderful outdoor liv-ing space on any budget. Youwill learn tricks of the trade tomake your dreams a reality withoutdoor living. Outdoor light-ing, outdoor fabrics and conver-sation areas, and how to addarchitectural interest to outdoorspaces will be explored. Out-door kitchens and eating areasare also explored in this class.You will leave the course withmany options to create yourperfect oasis for spring andsummer living!

Date: Monday, July 9Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 2CRN: 70080 Fee: $39Instructor: Marilyn Mills Creech,President, Douglas InteriorDecorating

Interior Decorating:Hallways and FoyersMake a decorating statement!No longer will you be in “awe”about what to do or how todecorate these little gems.These are your spaces of oppor-tunity! The mystery will be abol-ished in this class, as youdiscover how to make thesespaces appear wider, longer,and more alive with color, whilemaintaining their inviting affect.You will walk away with the“tricks of the trade” from thisclass that is taught by a profes-sional interior decorator!


Decorating Children’sRoomsLearn how to make children’srooms come alive with specialeffects, murals, borders, andcreative decorating ideas thatwill provide an educational andfun environment. The ordinarywill become the extraordinarythat will delight children of allages! Color schemes, how-tohints, and steps to follow tobeautifully and effectively en-hance and plan a room for chil-dren are covered in this class.


LanguageBeginning French forTourists and TravelersThis course introduces studentsto the French language and cul-ture within the context of travelsituations and personal expres-sion. While the strong emphasisis on speaking and listeningwithin group work, students willalso have the opportunity to dosome reading and writing. Thiscourse will help students func-tion communicatively in aFrench-speaking environmentand will offer discussion and in-sight into French cultural prod-ucts, perspectives, andpractices. Students must pur-chase textbook, “The Every-thing Learning French Book” byBruce Sallee and David Herbert,ISBN 1580626491, prior to thefirst class (approximately $15).Optional textbook, “Schaum’sOutlines, French Grammar,Fourth Edition” by Mary E. Coff-man Crocker, ISBN0070138877, may also be pur-chased for class (approximately$17).

Dates: Mondays, Wednesdays,May 14–June 13No Class: May 28. Session will bemoved to May 29.Time: 6-7:30 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 7CRN: 80702 Fee: $219Instructor: Julie Baker, Ph.D.,Director, Intensive LanguageProgram, University of Richmond

LiteratureThe Heart of the Matter:What Children’s LiteratureTeaches Us About LifeThis class promotes the power-ful potential of children’s litera-ture in the life of a child (K-8).Using rich literature, this coursewill not only help you makemeaningful selections at thebookstore and library but alsotransform ordinary readingtimes into extraordinary mo-ments of opportunity. This classwill be beneficial for parents,grandparents, teachers and any-one who is interested in learn-ing about how to enrichchildren’s lives with great litera-ture.

Dates: Thursdays, May 17–31Time: 6-8 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 3CRN: 80540 Fee: $40Instructor: Della Fenster, Ph.D.

Personal FinanceThe Complete FinancialManagement WorkshopWhether you are an experi-enced or inexperienced in-vestor, this course is designedto provide you with the tools re-quired to make sound financialdecisions. Learn strategies tohelp increase your cash flow,build an effective investmentportfolio, plan for retirement,pay for your children’s or grand-children’s education, reduceyour taxes, protect your moneyand assets, avoid probate andreduce your estate taxes, leavemore of your wealth to yourheirs, and much more! Thiscomprehensive course includesa workbook that will become avaluable resource long after theworkshop has ended.

Dates: Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, May 21–23Time: 6:30-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 14CRN: 80544 Fee: $89Instructor: Cory Cuje, financialadvisor, Merrill LynchORDates: Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, June 18–20Time: 6:30-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 11CRN: 80720 Fee: $89Instructor: Cory Cuje, financialadvisor, Merrill LynchORDates: Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, July 23–25Time: 6:30-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 16CRN: 70100 Fee: $89Instructor: Cory Cuje, financialadvisor, Merrill Lynch

First Time Home BuyersSeminarBuying a home is one of themost important investments youwill ever make. It is a compli-cated process with many oppor-tunities to make expensivemistakes. This seminar is de-signed to teach first-time homebuyers the “ins and outs” of thehome buying process. Learnwhat to look for when selectinga real estate agent and lender,how much you can afford tospend, all the different thingsyou should consider whenchoosing a home, and whatgoes into the act of negotiatinga contract and actually buyingyour home.

Date: Wednesday, May 23Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 18CRN: 80546 Fee: $39Instructor: Priscilla Greene, realestate paralegalORDate: Wednesday, June 6 Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 30CRN: 80712 Fee: $39Instructor: Priscilla Greene, realestate paralegalORDate: Wednesday, July 25Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 18CRN: 70102 Fee: $39Instructor: Priscilla Greene, realestate paralegal


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Build More Wealth Fasterby Investing in Your DebtAre you on track to achieve thekind of lifestyle and retirementyou truly desire? Are you get-ting ahead as fast as you want?Is your present financial courseproducing the results you want?If you answered no, you are notalone. According to the SocialSecurity Board, only 3% ofAmericans are financially inde-pendent at age 65. That meansconventional financial strategiesare failing the other 97% of thepopulation! Why not consideran alternative approach? Thisseminar teaches practical, pow-erful and proven strategies thatwill allow you to take completecontrol of your finances, onceand for all; eliminate all yourconsumer debt - credit cards,car loans, etc - in just 1 - 4years; then eliminate your 30year mortgage in another 3 - 5years; save more than $100,000in scheduled interest payments;and accumulate savings at thesame time! How much wouldyour quality of life improve ifyou have no mortgage pay-ments, no credit card payments,and no debt whatsoever? At-tend this seminar and you willwonder no more! This seminaris strictly educational. NO in-vestments, business opportuni-ties or get rich quick schemeswill be promoted or sold. Tu-ition includes a workbook. Theoptional textbook, Invest inYour Debt, will be available topurchase for $47.

Date: Friday, July 20Time: 7-9:30 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 13CRN: 70095 Fee: $69Instructor: Greg Frank, personal fi-nancial fitness trainer, Debt Elimina-tion & Credit Care SpecialistNote: Receive a 15% discount whenyou register for both “Build MoreWealth Faster by Investing In YourDebt” and “Take Control of YourMoney.” Register for both classesand put CRN 70097 in the discount

line on the registration form to re-ceive $19 off the cost of both regis-trations. Tuition total for bothclasses will be $119.

Take Control of YourMoneyLearn how to get ahead, andstay ahead, once and for all! Doyou earn a good income butstill find yourself struggling toget ahead? Do you sometimeshave “more month thanmoney”? It’s not your fault. Theproblem is that in school youlearned about the War of 1812,not “Money Management 101”!How can you expect to be suc-cessful without the properknowledge and tools? Thisworkshop will empower you totake complete control of yourmoney and consistently makechoices that support your finan-cial goals by working with the“Conscious Spending Process”.By attending this workshop youwill discover the reasons mostpeople fail financially; developthe foundational skills of finan-cially successful people; learn tobe “financially congruent” byunderstanding and applying theLaw of Attraction and Process ofManifestation; gain insight intoyour hidden “Spending Person-ality”; and learn a simple, effec-tive method of moneymanagement that combines21st Century technology withold fashioned common sense.You will leave with a “FinancialTool Box” that, when applied,will dramatically and perma-nently change your relationshipwith money and allow you tomove forward with confidencetoward your financial goals andthe life of your dreams. Tuitionincludes handout materials. Op-tional textbook will be availbleto purhcase from the instructorfor $49.

Date: Saturday, July 21Time: 9:30 a.m.-noonRegistration Deadline: July 14CRN: 70096

Fee: $69Instructor: Greg Frank, personal fi-nancial fitness trainer, Debt Elimina-tion & Credit Care SpecialistNote: Receive a 15% discount whenyou register for both “Build MoreWealth Faster by Investing In YourDebt” and “Take Control of YourMoney”. Register for both classesand put CRN 70097 in the discountline on the registration form to re-ceive $19 off the cost of both regis-trations. Tuition total for bothclasses will be $119.

Sports andGamesGolf 101 with UR GolfCoachesThis class is for golfers who arenew to golf or are looking for a“brush-up”. Taught in a low-pressure atmosphere, you willset the foundation for a lifetimeof fun on the golf course. Skillscovered include full swing, chip-ping, pitching, putting and thesand game. Sign up early - classsize is limited! Course is taughtby University of Richmond golfcoaches. Course will be held atthe UR Golf Facility, 8010 VillaPark Drive, Richmond.

Dates: Tuesdays, May 1–22Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: April 23CRN: 80531 Fee: $169Instructor: Leighann Rastede Al-baugh and Adam Decker, UR golfcoaches, PGA professionals

Golf for BeginnersAre you tired of being left at theoffice when everyone else goesto play golf? Or are you thedriver of the beverage cart inthe company tournament? Thisis your time for a change! Signup for Golf for Beginners andyou too can be on the links hav-ing fun and networking withyour peers. This class is de-signed for the total beginnerand a great review for thosewho need a brush up on thefundamentals. We will cover theshort game of chipping, pitch-ing, and putting as well as thefull swing with irons and woods.We will also cover the equip-ment needed to play, coursemanagement, and enough golfetiquette to make it safe tosend you out to play on the golfcourse. All classes will be taughtby qualified and enthusiasticLPGA or PGA golf profession-als. Sign up early - space is lim-ited! The student-teacher ratiois 7 to 1. If you have to miss aclass you will be able to make itup in another class. We will pro-vide all the equipment neededas well as coupons for practiceand play. Course will be held atWindy Hill Sports Complex,16500 Midlothian Turnpike.

Dates: Wednesdays, May 2–23Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: April 25CRN: 80532 Fee: $169Instructor: PGA golf professionalsfrom Windy HillORDates: Wednesdays, June 6–27Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 30CRN: 80713 Fee: $169Instructor: PGA golf professionalsfrom Windy HillORDates: Wednesdays, July 11–August 1Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 5CRN: 70087 Fee: $169Instructor: PGA golf professionalsfrom Windy HillOR

Dates: Wednesdays, August 8–29Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: August 1CRN: 70107 Fee: $169Instructor: PGA golf professionalsfrom Windy Hill

Women’s Only Golf 101This class is designed forwomen who are new to golf orare looking for a “brush-up”.Learn to play golf with otherwomen in a low pressure envi-ronment. Skills covered includefull swing, chipping, pitching,putting and the sand game.Course is taught by Universityof Richmond golf coaches. Signup early – class size is limited!Course held at UR Golf Facility,8010 Villa Park Drive, Rich-mond.

Dates: Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday, June 4–7Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 29CRN: 80549 Fee: $169Instructor: Leighann Rastede Al-baugh Adam Decker, UR golfcoaches, PGA professionals

Intermediate Golf: TakingYour Game to the NextLevelThe next step to better golf!This comprehensive instruc-tional program will turn yourbogeys into birdies with a littlepractice and instruction. Rec-ommended for the golfer whohas had some instruction and/orlimited playing experience andwould like to lower their score.Our professional staff will teachyou how to hit off side hill lies,hit fairway woods off of thegrass, sand bunker play andaround the green. We will alsointroduce the VSGA handicapsystem, which will track your

scores to monitor yourprogress. All classes will betaught by qualified and enthusi-astic LPGA or PGA golf profes-sionals. Sign up early - space islimited. The student-teacherratio is 7 to 1. If you have tomiss a class you will be able tomake it up in another class. Wewill provide all the equipmentneeded, as well as coupons forpractice and play. Course willbe held at Windy Hill SportsComplex, 16500 MidlothianTurnpike.

Dates: Thursdays, May 3–24Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: April 27CRN: 80533 Fee: $169Instructor: PGA golf professionalsfrom Windy HillORDates: Thursdays, June 7–28Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 1CRN: 80715 Fee: $169Instructor: PGA golf professionalsfrom Windy HillORDates: Thursdays, July 12–August 2Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 5CRN: 70088 Fee: $169Instructor: PGA golf professionalsfrom Windy HillORDates: Thursdays, August 9–30Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: August 2CRN: 70108 Fee: $169Instructor: PGA golf professionalsfrom Windy Hill


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Youth ProgramsJunior Animal KeeperDesigned for third and fourthgraders, this hands-on courseprovides a fun and educationalintroduction to caring for May-mont’s domestic animals at theMaymont Children’s Farm andwild species in the outdoorwildlife habitats. During nar-rated tours, demonstrations andpractical exercises, students willlearn species identification, ani-mal terms, nutrition, and animalbehavior. This class will be heldat the Maymont Children’sFarm. It is conducted outdoorsso appropriate clothing is re-quired.

Dates: Saturdays, May 5–12Time: 9:30 a.m.–12 p.m.Registration Deadline: April 30CRN: 80534 Fee: $59Instructor: Maymont zoologists

Mind Your MannersMind Your Manners will teachyour 1st–5th grade boy or girlhow to sit at a table, use uten-sils correctly, dine in Americanand Continental styles, andlearn the rules of the table.They will also learn the rules ofintroduction, how to write athank-you note, telephone eti-quette and presentation skills.Food is served in most classesfor a hands on learning experi-ence like no other! Each weekthe table will be decorated witha different theme to inspireyoung minds for conversation.The children will also experi-ence a five-course dinner at TheJefferson Hotel. Your child willleave feeling confident andready to face any social diningsituation! June 5th course willbe held at The Jefferson Hotelfrom 6-8 p.m.

Dates: Tuesdays, May 8–June 12Time: 6-7 p.m.Registration Deadline: May 1CRN: 80727 Fee: $225Instructor: Michele Madore,Certified Etiquette Consultant

Rudee Goes Bananasfor MannersRudee Goes Bananas for Man-ners is a fun and activity filledclass teaching tots ages 3 - 5the importance of good man-ners. The class is taught by“Rudee” the puppet who haslearned how to be a mannerlymonkey. Each child will receivea copy of the book “RudeeGoes Bananas for Manners”and a Rudee Dish Set includingplacemat and napkin that helpsparents reinforce good mannersat home. The class instructs onfriendship manners, table man-ners and good grooming skills.Parents are asked to stay forclass.

Date: Saturday, May 19Time: 10-11 a.m.Registration Deadline: May 12CRN: 80543 Fee: $49Instructor: Michele Madore,Certified Etiquette ConsultantORDate: Saturday, July 21Time: 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 14CRN: 70098 Fee: $49Instructor: Michele Madore,Certified Etiquette Consultant

Girl PowerA modern-day finishing coursethat assists girls in the 6th-9thgrade on the development oftheir inner and outer beauty.This course instructs on self-es-teem, confidence, etiquette,how to be a lady, relationshipand communication skills tobuild on their inner self. To as-sist in the development of theouter self, the girls will spendone class session at a local spareceiving instructional beautyservices such as a hair-cut andstyle, manicure, and make-uplesson. The girls will also have aformal dining etiquette lunch.Girl Power teaches girls to bethe best they can be while re-maining true to themselves!

Dates: Saturdays, June 23–30Time: 10 a.m.–3 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 16CRN: 80722 Fee: $250Instructor: Michele Madore,Certified Etiquette Consultant

Kids BakingKids ages 6–11, learn to bakesome favorite recipes such asbrownies, muffins, e-z cakes andmore! And, of course, you getto eat everything you bake!Learn how to measure ingredi-ents and why measuring cor-rectly is important. Have funwhile you learn about bakingbasics. It’ll be the groovy thingto do this summer! Class is heldat Sabot Culinary, 1110 West-briar Drive.

Date: Saturday, June 23Time: 1-4 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 16CRN: 80721 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinaryexpert, local television and radiopersonality, cookbook author

Kids Pizza WorkshopDo you love pizza? Learn howto make your own pizza doughand crusts. Make and taste Cal-zone, Deep-Dish Pizza, StuffedCrust Pizza and other pizza spe-cialties. Learn about some newtoppings. How about a break-fast or dessert pizza? Join in forPIZZA, PIZZA, PIZZA! Class isheld at Sabot Culinary, 1110Westbriar Drive.

Date: Monday, July 9Time: 6-9 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 2CRN: 70081 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinaryexpert, local television and radiopersonality, cookbook author

Junior First AidDesigned for 8-11 year olds, theAmerican Red Cross Junior FirstAid class satisfies the first aidbadge for Girl Scouts. Thiscourse is also a great class forall children to learn basic firstaid. Class covers safety and in-structions on how to handlebleeding, cuts, scrapes, frac-tures, sprains, head injuries andfainting, as well as breathingand choking emergencies foradults. Course fee includesbook and all materials.

Dates: Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday, July 31–August 2Time: 6-8 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 24CRN: 70105 Fee: $59Instructor: Carolyn Minter, Ameri-can Red Cross

Babysitter TrainingDesigned for 11 to 15-yearolds, the American Red CrossBabysitter’s Training Course canhelp students learn how to in-terview for a babysitting job,choose safe and age-appropri-ate toys and games, performfirst aid, understand diaperingand feeding techniques, handlebedtime issues, and muchmore! Learn tips for having asafe babysitting experience.Course fee includes the ARCBabysitter’s Training Handbook,supplies and materials for per-forming first aid, as well as ad-ditional course handouts.

Date: Tuesday, June 26Time: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 19CRN: 80724 Fee: $89Instructor: Carolyn Minter,American Red CrossNote: Students should bring a baglunch.ORDates: Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday, July 17–19Time: 6-8 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 10CRN: 70093 Fee: $89Instructor: Carolyn Minter,American Red CrossORDate: Thursday, August 2Time: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 26CRN: 70106 Fee: $89Instructor: Carolyn Minter,American Red CrossNote: Students should bring a baglunch.


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Taming the Tempest:A Shakespeare Campfor KidsHave fun with Shakespeare thissummer! Join Richmond Shake-speare’s professional actor-teachers in a summer camp thatunlocks the best of the bard forstudents in grades 4 - 7. Campparticipants will spend a weekrehearsing an abbreviated ver-sion of The Tempest that will beperformed for family andfriends at the end of the week.Students will be introduced tobasic dramatic skills such asenunciation, focus, cooperation,voice projection and acting.Students will also learn how tounderstand and speak Shake-speare’s text, and some atten-tion will be given to the historyand culture of Shakespeare’sEngland. At the end of thecamp, participants will have theopportunity to attend a produc-tion of the Richmond Shake-speare Festival at Agecroft Hall.

Dates: Monday–Friday, July 9–13Time: 9 a.m.–noonRegistration Deadline: July 2CRN: 70082 Fee: $159Instructor: Richmond ShakespeareFestival’s actors and teachersNote: A performace for parents andfriends will be held on Friday,July 13, from 11 a.m. to noon.

Hamming Up Hamlet:A Shakespeare Campfor KidsHave fun with Shakespeare thissummer! Join Richmond Shake-speare’s professional actor-teachers in a summer camp thatunlocks the best of the bard forstudents in grades 4–7. Campparticipants will spend a weekrehearsing an abbreviated ver-sion of Hamlet that will be per-formed for family and friends atthe end of the week. Studentswill be introduced to basic dra-matic skills such as enunciation,focus, cooperation, voice pro-jection and acting. Students willalso learn how to understandand speak Shakespeare’s text,and some attention will begiven to the history and cultureof Shakespeare’s England. Atthe end of the camp, partici-pants will have the opportunityto attend a production of theRichmond Shakespeare Festivalat Agecroft Hall.

Dates: Monday–Friday, July 16–20Time: 9 a.m.–noonRegistration Deadline: July 9CRN: 70090 Fee: $159Instructor: Richmond ShakespeareFestival’s actors and teachers Note: A performace for parents andfriends will be held on Friday,July 20, from 11 a.m. to noon.

Junior Golf CampThis camp is for junior golfers ofvarying abilities ages 8–18.Taught in a fun and game-oriented atmosphere, juniorswill set the foundation for a life-time of fun on the golf course.Skills covered include full swing,chipping, pitching, putting andthe sand game. Sign up early –class size is limited! Camp willbe held at UR Golf Facility, 8010Villa Park Drive. Beginners andthose with experience are allwelcome!

Dates: Monday–Thursday, July 9–12 Time: 9 a.m.–noonRegistration Deadline: July 2CRN: 70084 Fee: $269Instructor: Leighann RastedeAlbaugh and Adam Decker, UR golfcoaches, PGA professionalsORDates: Monday–Thursday,August 13–16Time: 9 a.m.-noonRegistration Deadline: August 6CRN: 70109 Fee: $269Instructor: Leighann RastedeAlbaugh Adam Decker, UR golfcoaches, PGA professionals


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Children’s Technology Workshopicamp™ provides children ingrades 2–8 with the chance toauthor their own day camp expe-rience. Children complete ap-

plied-technologyadventures that are

customized to theirskill level. Activitiesoccur both on andoff the computerwith a focus on en-

gineering and ro-botics, video game

creation, animation, andgraphic design. During the

first activity at camp, children se-lect 3–6 projects that they willcomplete during their sessionfrom 10 theme-based adven-tures: Animation Alive; Expedi-tion Egypt; Fashion Designer;

Mission to Mars; Medieval; Archi-tect; Olympics; Team F1; Rescue;and Gamemaker Guru (grades 4-8 only). Our highly trained ad-

venture guides help children toselect programs that suit theirage, area of interest, and skilllevel to maximize the fun andthrill of success. Students canchoose to attend a full-day orhalf-day camp. If attending forthe full day, students must bringa bag lunch.

Fee: $279 for morning or afternoonsession; $529 for full day. See chartbelow for registration details.

Dates Morning Session Afternoon Session 9 a.m.–noon 1–4 p.m.

June 11–15 CRN 80740 CRN 80741

June 18–22 CRN 80743 CRN 80744

June 25–29 CRN 80745 CRN 80746

July 16–20 CRN 70113 CRN 70114

July 23–27 CRN 70115 CRN 70116

July 30–August 3 CRN 70117 CRN 70118

August 6–10 CRN 70119 CRN 70120

August 13–17 CRN 70121 CRN 70122

If you are registering for thefull-day camp, please registerfor both the morning andafternoon sessions. Fill inCRN 80742 on the discountline of the registration formto receive $29 off the totalprice of the full-day campregistration (total will be $529after discount for full day).

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Summer Reading ProgramsPhonics • Comprehension • Fluency • Love of ReadingFive Different Programs for 4-Year-Olds through Entering 5th Graders. These programs teach the essen-

tial phonics and comprehension skills required to become a fluent reader. Our students also learn the wor-

dattack skills needed for multisyllable words, as well as the advanced comprehension skills required for

textbooks and literature. Mastery of these skills will make reading much easier and more enjoyable, and will

greatly increase your child’s confidence in school.

Comprehension • Speed Reading • Study SkillsPrograms for Entering 6th-8th and Entering 9th-11th Graders.

Our average student improves reading comprehension one to two

grade levels while more than doubling reading speed. Students can

learn the best way to improve vocabulary, study textbooks, take

notes, and prepare for tests. Learning these skills will make it easier

to complete assignments quickly and get better grades, and will

help your child become a successful, motivated student.

Speed Reading for Work, School, and RecreationFor Adults, College Students, and Entering High School Seniors. Our adult speed

reading program may help you read three to four times faster in novels, newspapers,

and most business and school materials. In more difficult reading, such as academic

and professional journals or college textbooks, you can learn to read two to three

times faster. In addition, you’ll learn comprehension, concentration, and retention

techniques, enabling you to remember more, while reading much faster. As a special

bonus, you will receive a lifetime instruction privilege which allows you to repeat the

program at any time–for free!

These popular classes are taught by professional instructors from the Institute of

Reading Development, which has been teaching these classes for 35 years.

To register or receive more information, please contact the Institute of Reading

Development at (800) 964-8888 from 8 a.m.–9 p.m. Monday–Friday, and

10 a.m.–4 p.m. Saturday.

Study smarter. Not harder.


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GeneralInformationCancellation and RefundPolicyThe Office of Community andProfessional Education reservesthe right to cancel any class ormake any other changes itdeems necessary. Course feeswill be refunded in full when theOffice of Community and Pro-fessional Education cancels acourse.

A participant who wishes a re-fund must make a request inwriting no less than eight daysprior to the first class meeting.A 50 percent processing fee willbe deducted from the refund.Refunds will not be issued afterthe first class meeting.

Class LocationMost courses are held on theUniversity of Richmond campus,but some are held at local busi-nesses. Exact locations are sentto the participant in a confirma-tion via e-mail and mail beforethe course begins.

Inclement WeatherIn the event of inclementweather, call the University’sinclement weather hotline at(804) 289-8760.

Non-discrimination PolicyEvery University staff member,faculty member and student(part- or full-time) has the rightto work and study in an environ-ment free from discriminationand harassment and should betreated with dignity and re-spect. The University prohibitsdiscrimination and harassmentagainst applicants, students,faculty or staff on the basis ofrace, religion, national or ethnicorigin, age, sexual orientation,disability, status as a veteran orany classification protected bylocal, state or federal law. Anyinquiries regarding the Univer-sity’s policies in these areasshould be directed to theOffice of the Vice President forStudent Affairs, University of

Richmond, VA 23173,telephone (804) 289-8032.

If you need special accommo-dations to attend a class, pleasenotify the Office of Communityand Professional Education,School of Continuing Studies, at(804) 289-8133 at least 15 daysin advance.

AccreditationThe University of Richmond isaccredited by the Commissionon Colleges of the Southern As-sociation of Colleges andSchools to award the associate,baccalaureate, master and jurisdoctor degrees. The severalcolleges and schools of the Uni-versity award no degrees indi-vidually. The University ofRichmond confers all degreesfor work done in any one of theschools.

University of RichmondAlumniUniversity of Richmond alumniwith a baccalaureate or ad-vanced degree are entitled to a25% discount on ONE class persemester. Alumni discount doesnot apply to travel programs,conferences, special programs,membership fees, certificateprograms or application fees.

Continuing EducationUnitsSome courses in this catalogqualify for CEUs (ContinuingEducation Units). CEUs are away of measuring and officiallyrecognizing the time and effortyou have put into your educa-tion for your job or profession.The Office of the UniversityRegistrar will maintain a recordof your CEUs and provide youwith a transcript upon request.So, what do you do with a CEU?As you update your credentials,are in line for a transfer, promo-tion or evaluation of your cur-rent position, or want to make avocational change or explore anew career, the CEUs demon-strate the time, energy and in-terest you have shown inbroadening your horizons.

Registration DeadlinesIt is extremely important thatyou register at least one weekprior to the start of the course.Registration deadlines havebeen put in place to allow foran accurate enrollment countneeded for planning classroomneeds, course materials, andfood or travel logistics relatedto the class. If you submit yourregistration after the deadline,we cannot guarantee that youwill receive a space in thecourse.

School of ContinuingStudies StaffJames L. Narduzzi, Ph.D., Dean

Patricia Brown, Ed.D., AssociateDean

Ned Swartz, Ed.D., AssistantDean

David Kitchen, Ph.D., AssistantDean

James Campbell, M.A., Directorof Marketing

Leigh Anne Giblin, B.A.,Marketing and CommunicationsCoordintor

Daniel Hocutt, M.A., WebSupport

Kathy Powers, M.S.F.S.,Institute on PhilanthropyProgram Coordinator

Linda Tucker, Customer Service

Joanne Charlesworth, CustomerService

Office of Community andProfessional EducationStaffPamela B. Johnson, B.S., C.P.P.,Director

Holly Howze, B.A., ProgramCoordinator, ProfessionalDevelopment

Stephanie Bowlin, B.S.,Program Coordinator,Personal Enrichment

Cary Jamieson, B.F.A.,Landscape Design ProgramSpecialist

Anna Kay Travis, Registrationand Operations Coordinator

Jeanne Clery Dis-closure Statement

The University Po-lice Department, incompliance withthe Jeanne CleryDisclosure Act,publishes an annualreport outlining itspolicies, functions,campus safetyplans, preventiontechniques, andtabulated statisticsfor the most recentthree-year period.For a copy of theDepartment’s An-nual Report, call(804) 289-8715,write the Universityof Richmond PoliceDepartment, att.Jeanne Clery CrimeStatistician, SpecialPrograms Building,31 UR Drive, Uni-versity of Rich-mond, VA 23173 oraccess the reportonline at http://oncampus.rich-mond.edu/administration/police/ccra/index.htm.

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GENERAL INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION FORM

Thank you for registering. You will be notified of course status prior to the start of class. One registration form per person. This form may be duplicated. If you are using a giftcertificate, deduct the value as a discount and attach the certificate. If you require special accommodations to attend a class, please notify the Office of Community andProfessional Education at least 15 days in advance. Please use blue or black ink. Print clearly.

2. Course Information� I am a University of Richmond alumna/us with a baccalaureate or advanced degree utilizing my 25%

discount on ONE class per semester. I understand that my alumni discount does not apply to travel pro-grams, conferences, special programs, membership fees, certificate programs or application fees. I un-derstand I may not use this discount in combination with a 10th Anniversary savings card.

� I am a University of Richmond employee (or dependent) utilizing my Tuition Remission benefit.I understand that this benefit has restrictions and may not be applicable to all non-creditcourses offered by the School of Continuing Studies. I also understand I may not use thisbenefit in combination with a 10th Anniversary savings card.

Course Name Course Start Date CRN # Fee Discount Total

SAMPLE: Start Your Own Antiques Business 10/27/05 50187 $99 n/a $99

Grand Total

3. Payment Information Your payment MUST accompany this form. Please refer to our Cancellation and Refund Policy listed below.

Mail Your Form To UsRegistration and Operations CoordinatorOffice of Community and Professional EducationSchool of Continuing StudiesUniversity of Richmond, VA 23173

Fax Your Form To Us(804) 484-1585 Secure Fax

To register for Institute on Philanthropyclasses, fax to (804) 484-1474.

Think Again Non-Credit Registration Form SUMMER 2007

Bring Your Form To UsThe School of Continuing Studies is located in theSpecial Programs Building near the River Road en-trance. Please call 289-8133 for directions.

Office hours are Mon.-Thurs.: 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.Fri,: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

Please check if one applies.

Social Security NumberUR ID Number

State ZIP CodeCity

Name

1. Student Information What kind of a student are you? � New Student � Returning Student

Mailing Address

TelephoneDay Evening Fax

GenderBirth Date

Ethnic Group (Optional)

Are you interested in learning about other School of Continuing Studies courses, programs and events? � Yes � NoIf so, how do you prefer to be notified? � Mail � E-mail � Other

� Male � Female/ /

E-mail Address

1 � American Indian 2 � Asian/Pacific Islander 3 � Black Non-Hispanic 4 � Caucasian 5 � Hispanic 6 � Multiracial

Are you a UR Alumna/us? � Yes � No

Year of Graduation Degree

� CheckPlease enclose check made payable to University of Richmond.

� University of Richmond Professional Development

Dept. Charge Index Acct:

Supervisor Printed Name:

Supervisor Signature:

� Credit CardPlease charge my: � VISA � MasterCard � American Express

Account Number

Expiration Date Card Verification Number (Required)The card verification number on VISA and MasterCard charge cards follows the card number written on the signaturestrip on the back of the card. On American Express cards, the number is on the front of the card.

Cardholder’s Name

Signature Amount $

Cancellation and Refund Policy. The Office of Community and Professional Education reserves the right to cancel any class or make anyother changes it deems necessary. Course fees will be refunded in full when the Office of Community and Professional Education can-cels a course. A participant who wishes a refund must make a request in writing no less than eight days prior to the first class meeting.A 50% processing fee will be deducted from the refund. Refunds will not be issued after the first class meeting.

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