About the cover: ACE MV catalog covers from July 2008 to July 2015. The artists: Jenik Munafo (W ’09), Janice Frame (Sp ’09), Lily J. Morris (F ’09), Kara Taylor (W ’10), Janet Holladay (F ’10, F ’11, ODU Su ’12, Sp ’15), Washington Ledesma (W&Sp ’11), Amaru Pareja (W&Sp ’12), Thaw Malin III (F ’12), Harvey John Beth (W ’13), Margot Datz (Sp ’13), Omar Raayan (F ’13), Paul Karasik (W&Sp ’14), Alison Shaw (F ’14), Barney Zeitz (W ’15), composite with Mike Ditchfield (Sp ’15)

Community Centered LearningACE MV (Adult and Community Education of Martha’s Vineyard) is a non-profit organization that provides a diversity of educational pro-grams, including enrichment classes, practical training, college preparatory and credit courses, and special programs, to all generations, eco-nomic classes, & cultures on an Island with limited adult education opportunities. By collab-orating with many other organiza-tions and businesses, ACE MV makes life-long learning accessible and rewarding. ACE MV is a tax deductible 501 (C) (3) non-profit organization.

ACE MV, 35 Greenwood Ave.,Vineyard Haven, MA 02568

Ph: (508) 693-9222 Em: info@acemv.org

ACE MV Board of DirectorsJudy Miller................................ChairGrace Sullivan..................Vice ChairRebecca McCarthy...................ClerkNorm Werthwein...............TreasurerLeigh FrenchJulie Hitchings

ACE MV StaffSam Hart, MA......Executive Director

Lynn Ditchfield, MA, EdM, Founder, Program DirectorSusan Silk.............Program Director

Sarah Monast......Program Assistant

Diane Abbot...................Bookkeeper

Jean Cabonce......Technical Support

Thanks to our Winter & Spring 2015 grants business sponsors & affiliates: Alison Shaw GalleryAtria RestaurantBarney Zeitz Fine ArtBodySong WellnessCape Cod Five Cents Savings BankChilmark Writing WorkshopCenter for New Learning MVCoop’s Bait & TackleCommunity Services of MVCronig’s MarketFeatherstone Center for the ArtsFarm NeckFitchburg State UniversityHarbor View HotelHarrell’sIsland CohousingIsland Health CareIsland Housing TrustKate LingrenLICSWLeading Change Networkmarkalanlovewell.comRebecca McCarthy Immigration AttorneyMV Agricultural SocietyMV Boards of HealthMV Center for Dispute ResolutionMV Center for LivingMV Chamber of CommerceMV Cultural CouncilMV EndodonticsMVSB Charitable FundMVTVMV Tick-Borne Illness InstituteMcIntosh MotorsMedia Voices for ChildrenNortheastern UniversityThe Paradigm Forum GmbHPermanent Endowment for MVThe RitzRosalie Powell StudioRuby Window ProductionsSCORE

Simone’s Island FashionSlavin ChiropractorSpirit Moves YouStanley StartzellStony Creek GiftsTea Lane FarmTisbury PrinterVineyard GazetteVineyard Golf ClubVH Public LibraryVineyard Herbs, Teas & ApothecaryVoice CraftWT Public LibraryWINFOWomen EmpoweredThe YardYMCA of MVThe Yoga BarnThe Youth Task Force

Special Thanks to our Annual Appeal supporters:Anonymous donorBarbara AlleyneSteve BernierCynthia BloomquistPolly BrownSam FeldmanGerald JonesBarbara SilkSusan SilkNorm Werthweinand over 50 islanders who showed their support for adult & community learning

Board of Advisors:Inez JangerHunter MoormanElaine PaceSue Silk

Curriculum Committee:Deborah Maher, ChairSusan CurrierLynn DitchfieldLeigh FrenchShari GeistfeldJanet HolladayPam MelroseSarah MonastSue SilkPolly SimpkinsTiffany SmalleySusan Strane, Primary Editor

Needs Assessment Committee:Peg Regan, CoordinatorLeigh FrenchShari GeistfeldThad HarshbargerGrace Sullivan

Advisors:Mike AdellBarbara AlleyneHarvey John BethPatty FlintEleanor “Tabi” Haller- JordenRichard LeonardMike LobergBill McGrathCynthia MitchellJan Pogue

Teacher Volunteers:Nancy AronieAlecia BarnesDerrill BazzySusan CollinsonJamieson DeCubellisLynn DitchfieldJuliette FayJulie HitchingsJanet HolladayCapt. Karen KukolichAmy LilavoisKate LingrenRebecca McCarthyPeter MeleneyDebbie MilneChef Carlos MontoyaLeah PalmerCynthia RiggsJill Robie AxtellAbe SeimanStanley StartzelChef Christian ThorntonTom WillmottNEU Faculty, Sustainability SeriesWomen Entrepreneurs of MV: Revitalization Forum panelistsACE Authors’ Reading writers

Other Volunteers:Jeff AgnoliLynn ChristoffersLorena CrespoSandra DemelBrian DitchfieldMike Ditchfield

Carole EarlyEládio FalcaoValeria EsnalJerald KatchJackie LebreMary LeddyDeb MaherSusan MarkwicaBarbara MurphyAnn SmithSusan StraneKathy Teeland others

Special Thanks to our hosts sponsors, cosponsors & affiliates for Spring 2015 classes:Atria RestaurantBlank’s Music StudioCape Cod Cooperative ExtensionCape Cod Mosquito Control ProjectCoop’s Bait & TackleEdgartown Public LibraryEdgartown SchoolFarm NeckFeatherstone Center for the ArtsFitchburg State UniversityFusion Architectural ServicesIsland Housing TrustThe Leading Change Networkmarkalanlovewell.comMV Center for Dispute ResolutionMV Cultural CouncilMVPCSMVRHSMVSB Charitable FundMV Tick-Borne Illness InstituteMA Dept. of EEAMcIntosh MotorsMedia Voices for ChildrenNortheastern UniversityRosalie Powell StudioRuby Window ProductionsSpirit Moves YouVoice CraftThe YardThe Yoga BarnThe Youth Task Force

Thanks for support from:The All Island School CommitteeBoards of Selectmen and staffIsland Boards of HealthEdgartown School staffFeatherstone Center for The ArtsMV Family CenterMVPCSMVRHSMVYPSSCORESlavin ChiropracticThe Yoga Barn

Special Thanks:Pam AlwardtEmme BrownAmanda CarterBlue CullenMatthew D’AndreaJustine DeOliveiraNancy DuganCharlie EspositoDawn FeinsmithAnne FligorWoody FilleyRich HammondCherish HarrisMarjorie HayesGreg HinesTy HobbsRex & Scarlet JarrellJeffrey Kurth JrCorinne KurtzMarie LarsenErin LeightonAmy LilavoisMichael McCarthyKevin McGrathDebbie MilneVeronica ModiniBob MooreInez MontaneileJeff MurphyJean NebleJack O’MalleyChele ReekieJennifer Reekie GoeckelAnn SmithJohn StevensAlex TaylorBonnie TiltonMarney TooleGil TraversoJim WeissJanis Wightman

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTCOLLEGE CREDIT (FSU)....................... 4History of CubaSpecial Ed for Gen. Educator

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTCERTIFICATION, CEUS......................4-5Fertilizer Safety Cert.Food Safety Sani. Mini-CourseHiSetInternal Family Systems TherapyPesticide LicensureRecertification of ServSafeServSafe Food Handling Cert.Tick & Mosquito Control

ARTS & COMMUNICATION..................6Intro to Blues GuitarPiano: BeginnersTaste of Dance TechniqueThink Like a WriterVoice & SingingZumba

BRIDGING OUR COMMUNITY..............6Community Development

BUSINESS & COMPUTERS..................7-8Arduino IntroductionBasic MS Windows PCBeginning TinkerCardCooperative Problem SolvingExcel for Int. & AdvancedFinancial Planning Get That Job!Getting started w/ InkscapeIntro to Social MediaOffice Skills 101Processing Computer Lang.Self-Directed InvestingTapetricity Cards22nd Century Technology

COOKING...........................................9Indian CookingPaleo Diet CookingUnderstanding Wine

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE.................9NEU Sustainability Series

FUN & WELLNESS.................................10Bridge for Novice & Int.Foods that HealRlxd Body, Open Mind, Deep RestUnderstanding MedicareVoice & Movement Therapy

HISTORY..............................................11History of CubaSurvey of Women’s History–US

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL....................11

LANGUAGES................... ...................11Conversational PortugueseSpanish Fluency Made Easy

WOMEN: DO IT YOURSELF..................12 Advanced Auto MaintenanceBasic Auto MaintenanceIntro to Fly FishingIntro to Woodworking

EVENTS................................................13ACE MV Authors’ ReadingsAddressing Gaps in Youth SvcsEyewitness Report from the BorderThe Immigrant ExperienceWomen Entrepreneurs of MV

CLASS LOCATIONS/ CALENDAR.......14REGISTRATION INFORMATION...........14REGISTRATION FORM.........................15

TABLE OF CONTENTSSpring Session March 7-June 17

Hello island adult learners, I’m Sam Hart, the new Executive Director. I have been with ACE MV since July 2014. As an islander, I care greatly for the community that nurtured me whenI was young. This is why I am commit-ted to building a robust and sustainable Adult and Community Education program and continuing the tremendous work of our previous Executive Director and Founder, Lynn Ditchfield. Lynn has taught me that community engagement comes alive through education and this is key tokeeping our year-round island population intellect-ually and professionally stimulated.Our new catalog is part of an effort by the team at ACE MV to extend our reach to the island community and offer the most comprehensive program that empowers lifelong learners, island professionals and our year-round workforce to achieve their post-secondary educational and/or professional goals. We hope you enjoy the new look!

Samuel Hart, Executive Director

It has been an honor to serve from 2008 to 2014 as Founder/ Executive Director and this year as Program Director of ACE MV following the adult education tradition that began here in the ‘70s.The catalogs pictured on the tapestry cover for Spring ‘15 represent 788 classes, seminars and events offered by a faculty of over 200 instructors, with over 90 sponsors and cosponsors, and doubled enrollment since we began. This progress is due to the vision of countless volunteers who have worked hard as part of ACE MV.Thanks to the mandate from the towns, and the support of grants and donors, we now have a talented staff led by our new ED, Sam Hart. In July, I will leave my administrative role with ACE MV to take classes and continue to teach. I do this with total confidence that there is a wonderful team dedicated to continuing and growing the vision of accessible life-long learning for all generations, economic classes, and cultures on our Island.

Lynn Ditchfield, Program Director

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History of Cuba: Yesterday, Today, TomorrowExamine the history, politics, and culture, of Cuba in a global context from the indigenous period, to the colonial era, to the revolution, to recent US-Cuba relations. Explore Cuban culture and society, politics and government, economy, and race and gender issues. Draw on interdisciplinary material including historical scholarship, primary texts, speeches, memoirs, literature, news music, and film. College credits through Fitchburg State Univer-sity or PDPs. Open to select juniors & seniors in high school as dual enrollment with a re-commendation from a guidance counselor. Recommended for International Travel to Cuba.Instructor: Sharilyn Geistfeld, ABD5 Saturdays, 9:00am-3:30pm April 11 | May 2, 9, 16, 304 Thursdays, 6:00-8:30pm April 9, 16, 30 | May21 Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter SchoolTuition: $867 graduate 3 credits or 66 PDPs

$837 undergraduate 3 credits or 66 PDPs$475 non-credit enrichment or 38 PDPs

Special Education for the General Educator: Everything you always wanted to know about special education but were afraid to askThis class is designed for the general educator (preK-12) and anyone interested in exploring the field. It is an overview of Special Education in hopes of strengthening the understanding of the diverse learning needs of students with disabilities. Various topics to be addressed include: History of Special Education, Disability definitions, Special Education Process and Regulations, IEPs, Specialized instruction and related therapy services, and Instructional and Behavioral Supports to use in the classroom. College credit through Fitchburg State University or PDPs. Open to select juniors and seniors in high school as dual enrollment with a recommendation from a guidance counselor.Instructor: Nancy W. Dugan, M.Ed., BCBA, Director of Special Education MVRHS6 Tuesdays, 4:00-6:00pm March 10, 17, 24, 31 | April 7, 14Tuition: $289 graduate 1 credit or 22 PDPs MVRHS 503 $279 undergraduate 1 credit or 22 PDPs

$167 non-credit enrichment or 12 PDPs

Women Empowered offers small tuition grants to qualified individuals for credit & professional development courses. Contact: www.women-empowered.com, 508-696-8880.

Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS) for Educators & Healthcare ProvidersThe Internal Family Systems (IFS) model of psychotherapy offers a clear, non-pathologizing, and empowering method of understanding human problems, as well as an innovative and enriching philosophy of practice that invites both therapist and client to enter into a transformational relationship in which healing can occur. It can have an extraordinary, transformative effect on the practitioner and clients.Instructor: Kate Lingren, LICSW, Certified Internal Family Systems Therapist 2 Workshops, Wednesdays, 5-8pm April 1, 8Fee: $85, optional CEUs for additional fee MVRHS 115

High School Equivalency and College Skills Prep (HiSET formerly GED)This course will prepare students for taking the High School Equivalency exam and provide some prep for the Accuplacer college entrance exam. Continuing your education is an important and rewarding step towards a better future. Classes will focus on small-group instruction with attention to the strengths, weaknesses, and pace of learning in individual students. Instructors: Corinne Kurtz, MA and Alice Kyburg, PhD, MEd

Dates: Arranged as tutorials of Math and English MVRHS LiabraryFee: $250 for Math or English. $400 for both Math and English.Limited scholarship available, thanks to Martha’s Vineyard Savings Bank Charitable Fund.

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Fertilizer Safety Certificate Course Space is limited, sign up today!New local fertilizer regulations are in effect as of January 15, 2015. Get certified! This 5 ½ hour course will allow you to become certified to handle and use fertilizer in each town per new local regulations. Learn about the new regulations for professional development or personal enrichment. Ideal for island farmers, landscapers, gardeners, turf management businesses and interested homeowners.Instructors: Umass, Amherst Agriculture & Landscape Prog. with a talk fm Charles Bramhall, Harrell’sSaturday, 10:00am-4:00pm Course: March 21 | Exam: TBAFee: $35 for Personal Enrichment MVRHS Performance Arts Center (PAC) $85 (includes lunch & exam), additional $100 to town for the license.Sponsored by: Island Boards of Health, Harrell’s, Vineyard Golf Club

Pesticide LicensureDo you have a license to spray pesticide? This 8 hour workshop will prepare you to sit for the Pesticide Applicator (CORE) and Dealer Licensure Test. Class includes a free bus trip from Woods Hole to Bourne to sit for the exam on the morning of April 22nd. Participants who are interested in sitting for the exam must register before April 15th, 2015 with the Massachusetts Department of Energy and Environmental Affairs. The exam will be held at 9:00am on Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at Upper Cape Tech Regional School in Bourne. A shuttle will be provided at Woods Hole to take students to the exam. Students will need to purchase the book “New Core Manual (3rd Ed.) w/MA Core Supplement (2014)”. To register for exam and order materials please visit www.acemv.org for links and more information. Instructor: Gabrielle Sokolsky, Asst. Superintendent, Cape Cod Mosquito Control ProjectSaturday, 10:00am-2:00pm April 11Fee: $89 for Personal Enrichment MVRHS LCR $189, Includes Applicator (CORE) and Dealer Licensure exam on April 22, Materials approx. $60.

Understanding Tick and Mosquito Control and CEUs for Pesticide HandlersInformational workshop for homeowners and CEU opportunities for professionals. Pesticide handlers earn 3 CEUs for this workshop. Topics include integrated pest management (IPM), how to read a pesticide label and data safety sheet as well as tick and mosquito management techniques. Instructors: Larry Dapsis, Entomologist, Cape Cod Cooperative Extension; Gabrielle Sakolsky, Assistant Superintendent, Cape Cod Mosquito Control ProjectSaturday, 10:00am-2:30pm May 2Fee: $240 for 3 CEUs MVRHS Library $89 for Non-licensed Students/ Personal Enrichment

ServSafe Food Handling Certification Course and Anti-Choking TrainingThis one-day, six-hour course offers certification in food handling including anti-choking training. It is convenient for those with busy schedules. Textbook, exam, anti-choking training, integrated FDA and State Food Codes and employee training materials are included. Students must register by April 17 and pick up books by April 30 at ACE MV Office. Read material and be ready for review in class. Instructor: Alice RobinsonCourse: Wednesday, 9:30am-4:00pm May 20Review: Thursday, 1:00-3:00pm, Exam: 3:00-5:00pm May 21Fee: $250 includes materials YMCA

Recertification of ServSafeCourse: Wednesday, 9:30am-12:00pm May 20Exam: Thursday, 3:00-5:00pm May 21Instructor: Alice RobinsonFee: $185 includes textbook, anti-choking training and exam YMCA

Food Safety Sanitation Mini-CourseThis course is designed for anyone serving non-hazardous food in places such as bed and breakfasts, street fairs, and the Farmer’s Market. Instructor: Alice RobinsonThursday, 5:30-8:30pm May 14Fee: $60 includes materials MVRHS 501

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Taste of Dance Technique: Jazz, Hip Hop, Dance FitnessGet off the couch and move! The Yard’s Associate Director of Development, will lead MAKING IT: Dance for Adults, a movement class for beginners-intermediate for a taste of dance technique in the forms of hip-hop and jazz with elements of dance fitness. Come get your groove on while getting in a good workout. Instructor: Holly Jones, BFA5 Tuesdays, 6:30-8pm March 10, 17, 24, 31 | April 7 Fee: $139 MVRHS CafeteriaCosponsor: The Yard

Intro to Blues GuitarHaving Blues in your repertoire will enhance your playing in all genres of music. Learn to play various styles of Blues guitar from Chicago to Texas. We will explore major and minor pentatonic scales, 1,4,5 chord changes, turnarounds, and various blues riffs. Prerequisite: At least one year of guitar playing highly recommended. Instructor: Paul Size5 Thursdays, 6:30-8:30pm March 12, 19, 26 | April 2, 9Fee: $139 MVRHS Music Room

Think Like a WriterIn this class focused on fiction writing and the businss of publishing, we’ll discuss the nuts and bolts of rewriting, self-editing, finding markets, and treating your craft like a business through games, exercises and positive feedback to bump up creativity. We’ll take a manuscript from conception to submission. For all levels. Instructor: Joyce Wagner5 Tuesdays, 6:30-8pm March 10, 17, 24, 31 | April 7Fee: $139 MVRHS 513

Intro to Piano for BeginnersWill introduce students without or with limited piano background to a method designed to have you playing in the shortest time possible. 5 private ½ hr lessons arranged with instructor. Instructor: Charles BlankFee: $139 Blank Studio

Voice and Singing LessonsIn this class you will learn vocal exercises, explore vocal dimensions through improvisation, and sing, sing, sing. Learn how to regard your body as a musical instrument, as well as, how beautiful, unique, and resonant everybody’s voice can sound. Instructor: Heidi Carter5 Thursdays, 4:30-6pm March 12, 19, 26 | April 2, 9Fee: $139, Materials: $10 for music, etc. MVRHS 515 Cosponsor: Voice Craft

ZumbaAnybody can do it! This fitness class is for adults who want a workout with soul. Learn easy Latin music steps and sing in Spanish even if you can’t speak it. Wear comfortable shoes and join the party! Instructor: Lorena Crespo5 Wednesdays, 6-7pm March 11, 18, 25 | April 1, 8Fee: $75 MVRHS Cafeteria

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Bridging Our CommunityCommunity Development Part One: Workshop on Public NarrativeIn this workshop, facilitators from a global community of practice rooted in the teachings of Marshall Ganz, Harvard Kennedy School will share community organizing skills useful to Island non-profit & community leaders interested in engaging their constituents fully. Narrative is how we communicate our values through stories, bringing alive the motivation that is a necessary pre-condition for changing the world. Participants will learn to tell the story of why they are called to leadership (“story of self”), the values of the community within which they are embedded that calls us as a collective to leadership (“story of us”), and the challenges to those values that demand present action (“story of now”).Instructors: TBASaturday, 9:00am-6:00pm May 9 Fee: TBA Island CohousingSponsor: Island Housing TrustLimited scholarship available, Thanks to an anonymous donor. Contact lynn@acemv.org to apply

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rsBasic Microsoft Windows PC Computer: You’re Never Too OldFrom unpacking your computer to setting it up and using it in easy steps, this class is for you! It is designed for students who have little or no experience with personal computers. Learn how to email, to communicate face to face with family using Skype, write a letter with word processing, and surf the internet for sports scores, trivia, stock quotes, memory games, news headlines or shopping. Instructor: Tom Willmott, EdM5 Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30pm March 11, 18, 25 | April 1, 8Fee: $60 MVRHS 101

Cooperative Problem Solving: A Guide for Turning Conflicts into AgreementsThis course is designed to guide people in resolving conflicts with other people in a way that leads to mutual agreements and stronger relationships.Instructors: Peter Meleney & Janet Holladay4 Wednesdays, 6:00-7:30pm March 11, 18, 25 | April 1Fee: $60. Materials: $10 directly to instructors MVRHS 513Sponsor: Martha’s Vineyard Center for Dispute Resolution

Excel for Intermediate and AdvancedThis hands-on course gives you a solid understanding of Excel. Learn to navigate through a workbook, enter data, create basic formulas, explore formatting and understand printing functionality. Upon completion of the course you will be able to create and manipulate lists and budgets. Students must have used Excel and be able to make and format simple spreadsheets. Instructor: Barbara Dupree5 Tuesdays, 6:30-8pm March 10, 17, 24, 31 | April 7Fee: $139 MVRHS 406

Financial PlanningThe instructor, a certified financial planner, will review the essentials for financial planning for four sessions, including: 403(b) plans, Traditional and Roth, Basics of Investing, College Funding Strategies, Eldercare Planning, Identify Theft, Managing Credit, Pre-Retirement Planning, Wealth Management, Estate Planning. The fifth class will be scheduled individual consultations with the instructor.Instructor: Stanley Startzell, Certified Financial PlannerTM5 Tuesdays, 6:30-8pm March 10, 17, 24, 31 | April 7Fee: $65, Materials $5 to instructor MVRHS 510

Get That Job!Take this course to develop the skills that will optimize your chances for getting the right job. Learn how to make important decisions to select a job most suited to your goals, to answer ads, prepare a resume, a letter of interest and prepare for a first interview.Instructor: Abe Seiman, MBA3 Tuesdays, 6:30-8:30pm March 24, 31 | April 7Fee: $56 MVRHS 515

Intro to Social Media: Marketing in a Social World This course is an introduction to social media for business & personal brands - the why, where and how to find success without wasting countless hours you don’t have. You will learn how to develop a social strategy, and implement and measure your social media campaigns. An overview of best practices, hands on practice and discussion will include the popular platforms of Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Instructor: CJ Rivard5 Tuesdays, 6:30-8:30pm March 10, 17, 24, 31 | April 1Fee: $139 MVRHS 512

Office Skills 101Here’s a course for people who are office newbies, sole business proprietors, or returning office workers. It covers everything from elementary software, filing, and business writing, to basic bookkeeping tips and office politics. Instructor: Joyce Wagner2 Thursdays, 6:30-8:30pm March 12, 19Fee: $56 MVRHS 513

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Self-Directed Investing for BeginnersAside from winning Megabucks, making the most of your IRA or savings account is the best way to secure a comfortable retirement or a college education for your children. Are you getting 1% now and disappointed in this “safe” result? Have you put off getting started because it just seemed hopeless? Have you thought about stocks, ETFs or mutual funds but decided it was too complicated or risky? Have you ever laughed at an eTrade baby ad during the Super Bowl - but then wondered what eTrade is all about? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, come to our investment class with a professional trader, have fun and learn all about it. You don’t need a trust fund. Beginning and experienced investors are welcome! Instructor: Tom Willmott, MEd5 Wednesdays, 6-7:30pm March 11, 18, 25 | April 1, 8Fee: $139 MVRHS 515

22nd Century Technology SeriesInstructor: Chris Connors5 Thursdays, 4:30-6:30pm March 12, 19, 26 | April 2, 9Fee: $139 for series or $35 per class MVRHS 406

Arduino Introduction March 12The Arduino system combines electric circuits with computer programming in useful ways for curious artists, scientists, and clever people in general. Students will explore the beginning phases of setting up and running their own interactive programs on the Arduino. Bring a laptop which can be set up to run the Arduino software or use one of the desktops provided. The class will use an inventors’ kit.

Processing Computer Language Introduction March 19Processing is a powerful language for making art with interactivity through programming.

Getting started with Inkscape March 26With Inkscape you can design shapes and page layouts. In particular, this class will use the software to make designs that can be cut on computer controlled tools.

Beginning TinkerCard April 2TinkerCard is a free software tool from AutoDesk. With this browser based software tool, students can make original designs that can be made into physical objects. Parts can be printed on the 3D printer, sent to a service, or exported for cutting on a computer controlled tool.

Tapetricity Cards April 9In this workshop, we will build elecetric circuits with metallic tape, LEDs, and batteries. This process combines traditional art materials and techniques with electricity to make a multimedia image. The circuits can be simple, or can be more complex, including switches and other controls.

Makerspace Tour of Greater BostonIn this one day, off Island trip, you can tour several of the local makerspaces. If interested contact: Chris Connors: cconnors@mvyps.org

Women Entrepreneurs of MV: Revitalization Forum Join us in our discussion with a diverse panel on women in business on MV facing unique challenges. This forum is an opportunity to network, exchange resources and plan future gatherings to share, empower, and educate women in business. Panelist: Holly Bellebuono, Vineyard Herbs, Teas and Apothecary; Krishana Collins, Tea Lane Farm; Julie Fay, Executive Director Community Services; Dr. Karen Gear, DDS, MV Endodontics; Eleanor Tabi Haller-Jorden, President & CEO, The Paradigm Forum GmbH, Strategic Advisor, EDGE Strategy AG; Judy Jones, DNP, MS Island Health Care. See p.12 for the rest of the panelist.Tuesday, 9:00-10:30am April 28Fee: $15 MVRHS Culinary Arts DiningCosponsor: MV Chamber of Commerce, WINFO

Sustainability: Addressing the Challenges - NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITYUnprecedented global change is placing the world’s oceans - and the functions, goods, and services they provide - in a precarious state. Moreover, human activities have accelerated the rapid deterioration of these vital ecosystems, particularly in coastal communities. Hence, coastal communities worldwide share a unique set of common issues that must be solved to achieve sustainability. Please join Northeastern University faculty for a five-week series of seminars exploring important themes focusing on our oceans and the world around us.Instructors: Dan Distel, PhD; Jan Grabowski, PhD; Randall Hughes, PhD; Mark Patterson, PhD; J. Murray Gibson, PhD; Northeastern University Faculty5 Saturdays, 1:00-3:00pm March 14, 21, 28 | April 11 | May 16Fee: $139 MVRHS LibraryLimited Scholarships available thanks to a generous donor, contact lynn@acemv.org to apply.

From Food Webs to Fisheries: March 14The interdependence of socioeconomics & ecology in the gulf of MaineJon Grabowski, Associate Professor

The importance of biodiversity for coastal habitat sustainability March 21Randall Hughes, Assistant Professor

Tide Gate: March 28Colonial Legacy Becomes Modern Day Blessing or CurseMark Patterson, Ph.D., Professor

Scientific challenges to a renewable energy future April 11J. Murray Gibson, Dean of the College of Science, Northeastern University

Ocean Genome Legacy: May 16Capturing the biodiversity of the oceansDan Distel , Research Scientist and Director of the Ocean Genome Legacy of New England BioLabs at Northeastern University.

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cePaleo Diet Cooking ClassThe Paleo Diet is healthy, tasty, and easy. This increasingly popular diet works with your body’s wisdom by providing you with the foods you were designed to eat. If you want to lose weight or get healthier, join us in this fun, interactive workshop. You will learn the science behind the Paleo Diet and experience creative ways to prepare a variety of delicious meals with nutrient dense food. Bring a container for leftovers. Instructors: Jamieson DeCubellis, DC and Lily K. Morris, Integrative Health Counselor, Caterer5 Thursdays, 6:30-8:30pm March 12, 19, 26 | April 2, 9Fee: $139, Materials: $10 to the instructor each class MVRHS Culinary Arts KitchenSponsor: Slavin Chiropractic Cosponsor: BodySong Wellness

Indian CookingLearn to cook Indian vegetarian and non-vegetarian healthy meals, appetizers and snacks from different parts of India using all fresh ingredients without preservatives. Bring a container for leftovers. Instructor: Uma Datta5 Wednesdays, 6:00-8:00pm March 11, 25 | April 1, 8, 15Fee: $139, Materials: $10 to instructor each class. MVRHS Culinary Arts Kitchen

Understanding WineDo you want to order wine in restaurants with confidence? This venture into the world of wine will teach you how to describe wine, what food pairings work, the difference between Old World and New World styles, and more. Gala wine-tasting included.Instructor: Sam Decker, Sommelier, Atria Wine DirectorWednesday, 6:30-8:30pm May 6Fee: $35, Materials, $40 to instructor Atria RestaurantSponsor: Atria Restaurant

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Bridge for Novice and Intermediate PlayersLearn the basic rules and strategies of Bridge for declarer and defensive play. Build skills for a better game with work on carding and counting. Come with or without a partner. Play will take place each class. Instructor: Susan Collinson, RN5 Wednesdays, 4:30-6:30pm March 11, 18, 25 | April 1, 8Fee: $125 MVRHS 113 Foods that HealAll disease begins in the gut. We will explore how what we eat affects our health- what works and what doesn’t. Learn tips to prepare foods that heal. Taste samples of foods that will nourish and satisfy you. Instructors: Karon Hill, DC & Susan Collinson, RN4 Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30pm March 11, 18, 25 | April 1Fee: $98 MVRHS 113

Voice and Movement TherapyThrough gentle, easy movement and sound participants will have an opportunity to come into contact with, and hear, their own voices in different ways. Find new ways of expression, encounter new mechanisms to enjoy life and self, and gain more understanding of what is being conveyed through the voice - this medium we use so unwittingly all the time. A creative journey. Instructor: Christine Isherwood, VMTR3 Tuesdays, 4:30-6pm March 24, 31 | April 7Fee: $84 MVRHS 115

Relaxed Body, Open Mind, Deep RestThe Yoga Barn, CosponsorA class composed of gentle stretching, meditation and relaxation ~ rejuvenating for mind, body and spirit. Instructor: Martha Abbot, E-RYT 50010 Wednesdays, 11:00am-12:00pm April 15, 22, 29 | May 6, 13, 20, 27 | June 3, 10, 17Fee: $120 for series or $15 per class The Yoga Barn

Understanding Medicare This class is an overview for anyone new to Medicare, those turning 65 or adults taking care of elderly parents. It covers the essentials: how it works, what it covers, what is not covered, how to choose a prescription plan, what other supplemental options include and cost. Helpful handouts and available resources are presented. Instructor: Mary LeddyThursday, 6:30-8:30pm March 12Fee: $35 MVRHS 419

Other classes you may be interested in!• Paleo Diet Cooking, see p. 9• Taste of Dance Technique: Jazz, Hip-Hop, Dance Fitness, see p. 6• Internal Family Sytems Therapy (IFS) for Mental Health, Educators, see p. 4

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History of Cuba: Yesterday, Today, TomorrowExplore the history, politics and culture of Cuba in a global context from the indigenous period, to the colonial era, to the revolution, to recent US-Cuba relations. Recommended for International Travel to Cuba. Instructor: Sharilyn Geistfeld, ABD4 Thursdays, 6:00-8:30pm April 9, 16, 30 | May 21Fee: $111 MV Public Charter School

Interested in taking this course for credit or more indepth? see p. 4

Survey of Women’s History in the U.S. - Part OneWomen’s history in America from the colonial era until the end of the 19th century will be the focus of this course. Share the experience of women as they both struggled and thrived during the American Revolution, the antebellum era, the Civil War, Reconstruction, the Gilded Age, and the epoch of immigration to the “New World.” Witches, spies, pioneers, patriots, Native Americans, enslaved Africans, indentured white women, abolitionists, embezzlers, missionaries, entrepreneurs, doctors, society ladies, workers - meet them all.Instructor: Ann Charnley, EdMThursdays, 6:30-8:30pm March 12, 19, 26 | April 2, 9Fee: $139, Materials: $5 to instructor MVRHS 511

Events you may be interested in!Women Entrepreneurs of MV: Revitalization Forum, see p.12-13

Conversational Brazilian Portuguese: Beginner In this class you will learn the most popular words in Portuguese, clear pronunciation, and some natural conversation. You practice speaking in the classroom through communicative activities, including pair and group work. Instructor: Eládio Falcao5 Thursdays, 6:30-8:00pm March 12, 19, 26 | April 2, 9Fee: $139 MVRHS 512

Spanish Fluency Made EasyThis non-traditional course uses personalized storytelling to teach the high-frequency words that make up 60% of spoken Spanish, so by the end of five classes you will have acquired the most essential vocabulary and sentence structures. Instructor: Eric Herman10 Tuesdays, 6:30-8:30pm March 10, 17, 24, 31 | April 7, 14, 28 | May 5, 12, 19Fee: $250 Edgartown School 247Recommended for International Travel to Cuba

International Educational, Cultural Travel: Cuba - Island to Island Project Participate this spring in a learning exchange in Cuba. The trip will be planned jointly by the participants and experienced guides. Limit 16 participants. It is strongly advised that participants take the following courses to prepare for travel, Spanish Fluency Made Easy and History of Cuba: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. Sign-up ASAP.

Projected dates of travel: April 18-26.For more information, contact Lynn Ditchfield, P: 508 693-9222EM: lynn@acemv.org. If interested.

Events you may be interested in!The Immigrant Experience, Hopes & Dreams on Martha’s Vineyard: How Do We Support Our Multicultural & Multilingual Community?, see p. 13

Eyewitness Report from the Border: Women and Children in Detention Update & Photography Exhibit., see p. 13

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Basic Auto Maintenance for WomenThis is a course for women with no prior experience in auto mechanics. We will cover the fundamentals of auto maintenance & learn how to use basic tools properly and safely. Be sure to bring your car manual if you have it, and wear clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty in! Instructor: Andrea Dello Russo5 Wednesdays, 5:00-6:30pm March 11, 18, 25 | April 1, 8Fee: $139 McIntosh MotorsCosponsor: McIntosh Motors

Advanced Auto Maintenance for WomenWith a simple ratchet and socket set in hand, students will learn to deal with the most common car problems: how to charge the battery and replace the starter; put on a new serpentine belt and replace the alternator; replace brake pads and test the caliper; and replace the caliper and bleed the brakes. Yes, you can! Instructor: Andrea Dello Russo3 Saturdays, 1:00-3:30pm March 14, 28 | April 11Fee: $98 McIntosh MotorsCosponsor: McIntosh Motors

Intro to Woodworking for WomenThis class will make you friends with all the hand tools in the shop - the bandsaw, table saw, jointer, cordless drills and fasteners. We won’t be making a project but will cover all that you need to start one. Instructor: Greg Pattison5 Wednesdays, 4:30-6:30pm March 11, 18, 25 | April 1, 8Fee: $139 Edgartown School 180 Industrial Arts Intro to Fly Fishing for WomenA basic introduction to the sport of Fly Fishing for women. Instruction will include a brief history of women in fly fishing, explanation of equipment and lines, flies, rigging lines and knots, and casting techniques. Instructor: Capt. Karen KukolichTuesday, 4:30-6:00pm April 7Fee: $15 MVRHS GymSponsor: Coop’s Bait and Tackle

Women Entrepreneurs of MV: Revitalization Forum Join us in our discussion with a diverse panel on women in business on MV facing unique challenges. This forum is an opportunity to network, exchange resources and plan future gatherings to share, empower, and educate women in business.Panelists:Holly Bellebuono, Vineyard Herbs, Teas and Apothecary Krishana Collins, Tea Lane Farm

Julie Fay, Executive Director Community ServicesDr. Karen Gear, DDS, MV EndodonticsEleanor Tabi Haller-Jorden, President & CEO, The Paradigm Forum GmbH, Strategic Advisor, EDGE Strategy AG, Visiting Scholar, IMD Business SchoolJudy Jones, DNP, MS (Island Health Care)Simone Rodrigues da Silva, Simone’s Island FashionElizabeth Rothwell, Regional Director of Marketing, Scout Hotels, Harbor View Hotel/ Harborview Place Nantucket/ Kelley House/ Sea Crest Beach HotelJane Seagrave, Publisher of the Vineyard GazetteAnn Smith, Executive Director Featherstone Center for the Arts, Chair Arts MV The Arts and Culture CollaborativeBerta Welsh, Stony Creek Gifts

April 28, Tuesday, 9:00-10:30am MVRHS MVRHS Culinary Arts DiningFee: $15Cosponsor: MV Chamber of Commerce, WINFO

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sApril 12, Sunday, 4:00-5:30pm The RitzACE Author’s Readings $5 DonationFeaturing Nancy Aronie with writers from Writing from the Heart Workshops: Nancy Aronie, Eleanor Bates, Nicole F. Brisson, Carol Fligor, Ann Graham, Nikki Graham, Peter Meyer, Stacy Nickerson-Hall, Moira C. Silva, Valerie Sonnenthal

April 14, Tuesday, 6:30-8:30pm MVRHS LibraryLatin American History Month, International Women’s Month $5 Donationwith Eyewitness Report from the Border: Women and Children in Detention UpdateImmigration Lawyer, Rebecca A. McCarthy, Esq., Lorena Crespo, Lynn Ditchfield, EdM, MA, and Valeria Esnal. Photography exhibit by Derrill Bazzy. Social justice projects from Arts, Education and Social Justice students (with support of a grant from MV Cultural Council)

April 28, Tuesday, 9:00-10:30am MVRHS CADWomen Entrepeneurs of MV: Revitalization Forum Fee: $15Join us in our discussion with a diverse panel on MV women in business facing unique challenges. Panelist list, see p. 12Cosponsor: MV Chamber of Commerce, WINFO

May 7, Thursday, 6:30-8pm WT Public LibraryACE Authors’ Readings $5 Donation Featuring Cynthia Riggs with writers fm her Writing & Publishing Your Book classes & writ-ers’ workshops: Lisa Belcastro, Michael Ditchfield, Catherine Finch, Maureen Hall, Brenda Horrigan Elissa Lash, Amy Reece, Susan Strane and others

May 9, Saturday, 9:00am-6:00pm Island CoHousing Community Development Pt. 1: Workshop on Public Narrative Fee: TBAIn this one-day workshop, facilitators from The Leading Change Network will share community organizing skills useful to Island non-profit and community leaders interested in engaging their constituents fully. Narrative is how we communicate our values through stories, bringing alive the motivation that is a necessary pre-condition for changing the world. more info., see p. 6Limited scholarship available thanks to an anonymous donor, contact lynn@acemv.org to apply.Sponsor: Island Housing Trust

May 14, Thursday, 6:00-8:00pm MVRHS LiabraryThe Immigrant Experience, Hopes & Dreams on MV: Free /SuggestedHow do we support our multicultural and multilingual community? Donation $5Join us for a panel and community discussion about supporting the hopes and dreams of the island’s immigrant families. Hosted by Rebecca A. McCarthy, Esq., Immigration Lawyer and Leah Palmer, ELL Director for MV Public Schools with community panelists including parents, students, pediatrician, representatives of other Island services including housing and healthcare services.Panelists include: Alecia Barnes, Early learning, Community outreach coordinator Jill Dugas- Hughes, Director Edgartown Public Library Debbie Milne, Director of Early Childhood Program Gil Traverso, Principal of MVRHS

May 19, Tuesday, 6:00-7:30pm MVRHS LiabraryAddressing Gaps in Youth Services on MV Free /SuggestedJuliette Fay, Executive Director MV Community Services Donation $5 Amy Lilavois, LMHC, Guidance Counselor MVRHSJill Robie Axtell, Executive Director YMCA of MV

Other workshops to check out!• Understanding Medicare, see p. 10• Understanding Wine, see p. 9• Internal Family Systems Therapy.... see p. 4

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How to RegisterBy MAIL: Fill out Registration Form on p. 15. Write out a check or money order payable to ACE MV. Please note the course(s) / workshop(s) name in the memo. Mail payment and completed Registration Form to: ACE MV 35 Greenwood Ave. Vineyard Haven, MA 02568IN PERSON: Come to March 3 Walk-In Registration at MVRHS Lobby, 5-6:30pm. or come to ACE MV office, Tuesday-Thursday 9-12pm. 35 Greenwood Ave.,2nd FlrONLINE at www.acemv.org. Credit Cards accepted: Discover, Mastercard, Visa

Courses have limited enrollment. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. If a class is full, a wait list will be started. ACE MV must decide whether or not a class is running a week before its start date, and your registration can make the difference. Some classes fill quickly, so register early to avoid disappointment.

For class cancellation due to lack of enrollment, the registrant will be notified by ACE, MV. Instructors who must cancel a class for any reason will contact registrant directly to reschedule date and time for replacement class.Classes are not held on school holidays. For inclement weather and other emergencies updates, check WMVY radio or www.acemv.org, or call 508-693-9222.

Course Payment due at time of enrollment. Registration made on start date of course or after will be charged $35 additional fee. Sign up early to avoid additional fee and ensure the course is held this session.

Payment by check or money order accepted for mailed or at in-person registration. Any checks returned for insufficient funds will be charged $30 returned check fee. Payment by credit card (Discover, Master Card or Visa) accepted online at www.acemv.org, ACE MV featured course emails via email subscription and/or March 3, Walk-In Registration at MVRHS Lobby, 5-6:30pm. Payment by PayPal accepted through ACE MV featured course emails via email subscription and/or March 3, Walk-In Registration at MVRHS Lobby, 5-6:30pm.

ACE MV will only accept a written refund request emailed or postmarked at least two weeks before the start of the course. Mail written refund request to ACE MV, 35 Greenwood Ave., Vineyard Haven, MA 02568 or email info@acemv.org. Approved refund requests will be returned in the form of payment received less $30 administrative charge. Refund request submitted due to an emergency will be refunded as course credit. Proof of course payment must be provided.

Discounts may not be applied to college credit, training and/or certificate courses. Sponsor and Cosponsor staff, MVYPS staff, seniors 65 and older may receive 10% off course or workshop fee. MVPCS and MVYPS students may receive 50% off course or workshop fee.

ACE, MV does not assume responsibility for any injuries sustained in its programs. Students may not bring children to classes, except for classes where childcare is provided by ACE, MV No smoking or consumption of alcoholic beverages is allowed in school buildings and or school grounds at any time.

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LocationsAtria Restaurant, 137 Main Street, Edgartown

Blank’s Music Studio, 140 Barnes Rd., Oak Bluffs

Island Cohousing, 17 Rock Pond Rd., West Tisbury

MVPCS, 424 State Rd, West Tisbury

MVRHS, 100 Edgartown Vineyard Haven Rd

McIntosh Motors, 519 Edgartown W. Tisbury Rd., Edgartown

The Edgartown School, 35 Robinson Rd., Edgartown

The Ritz, 4 Circuit Avenue, Oak Bluffs

YMCA, 111 Edgartown Vineyard Haven Rd., Oak Bluffs

The Yoga Barn, 1 Red Barn Road, West Tisbury

West Tisbury Library, 1042 State Road, West Tisbury

CalendarSunday M Tuesday Wednesday Thursday F Saturday

ACE Authors’ (p.13)

Dance Tech (p.6)Excel Int./+ (p.7)Eyewitness Reprt (p.13)Financial Plan (p.6)Fly Fishing (p.12)Get the Job! (p.7)Social Media (p.7)Spanish (p.11)Special Ed (p.4)Think Writer (p.6)Voice & Move (p.10)Women MV (p.12)Youth Services (p.13)

Basic Auto (p.12)Bridge (p.10)Foods Heal (p.10)Indian Cook (p.8)Int Family Sys. (p.4)Investing (p.8)MS Windows (p.6)Problem Solv (p.7)Rcert ServSaf (p.5)Relaxd Body (p.10)ServSafe Cert (p.5)Woodworking (p.12)Zumba (p.6)

ACE Authors’ (p.13)Arduino (p.8)Blues Guitar (p.6)Comp Lang (p.8)Food Safety (p.5)History Cuba (p.4,11)Immigrant Exp.(p.13)Medicare (p.10)Office Skills (p.7)Paleo Cooking (p.9)Portugese (p.11)Tapetricity (p.8)TinkerCard (p.8)Voice & Singing (p.6)UnderstandWine (p.9)Women Histry (p.8)

Advancd Auto (p.12)Biodiversity (p.9)Community Dev (p.6)Fertilizer Cert (p.5)Food Webs (p.9)History Cuba (p.4)Ocean Genom (p.9)Pesticide Lic. (p.5)Renewable En (p.9)Tick/Mosquito (p.5)Tide Gate (p.9)

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22nd Century Tech.Advanced Auto Maint. Arduino IntroductionBasic Auto MaintenanceBasic MS Windows PCBeginning TinkerCardBridge for Novice & Int.Community Developmnt.Conversational PortugueseCooperative Prob. SolvingExcel for Int. & AdvancedFinancial Planning Foods that Heal

Get That Job!Getting started w/ InkscapeHistory of CubaIndian CookingIntro to Blues GuitarIntro to Fly FishingIntro to Social MediaIntro to WoodworkingNEU Sustainability SeriesOffice Skills 101Paleo Diet CookingPiano: BeginnersProcessing Comp. Lang.

Relaxed Body, Open MindSelf-Directed InvestingSpanish FluencySurvey of Women’s HistoryTapetricity CardsTaste of DanceThink Like a WriterUnderstanding MedicareUnderstanding WineVoice & SingingVoice & MovementWomen EntrepreneursZumba

2015 Spring Session, March 7-June 17 REGISTRATION FORMACE MV (Adult and Community Education of Martha’s Vineyard)

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

LIFE-LONG LEARNING

Fertilizer Safety Certificate $35 Enrichment $85 + ExamFood Safety Sanitation Mini-Course History of Cuba $475 Enrichment 38 PDPs $837 UGrad 3 Credits 66 PDPs $867 Grad 3 Credits High School Equivalency (HiSet) $250 English $250 Math $400 Both Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS)Pesticide Licensure $89 Enrichment $189 Applicator (CORE), ExamRecertification of ServSafe ServSafe Food Handling Certification Special Education $167 Enrichment 12 PDPs $279 UnderGrad 1 Credit 22 PDPs $289 Grad 1 Credit Understanding Tick & Mosquito Control $89 Enrichment $240 3 CEUs

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