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Lifelong LearningJUNE – AUGUST 2018

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Continuing and Professional studies

TABLE OF CONTENTSAcademic Lecture Series ............................................................................................... 2

The Arts .................................................................................................................................... 3

Photography ......................................................................................................................... 4

Creativity Never Retires .................................................................................................. 5

• short stories • brain fitness • fighting Irish • NJ politics

Summer Scholars ............................................................................................................... 7

Holistic Health ..................................................................................................................... 8

Wellness & Fitness Center Classes .........................................................................10

Home And Garden .........................................................................................................12

Humanities ..........................................................................................................................12

Financial.................................................................................................................................13

Irish Heritage ......................................................................................................................13

It’s Personal ..........................................................................................................................15

• decluttering • guitar • aging • TED talk

Languages ...........................................................................................................................16

Literature/Writing ............................................................................................................17

Recreation ............................................................................................................................18

Something Different ......................................................................................................19

• e-bay • wine • websites

Car Lovers .............................................................................................................................19

Student Success ...............................................................................................................20

• SAT prep • developmental disabilities

Tour & Talk ............................................................................................................................21

Summer Career Moves .................................................................................................27

Technology Classes ........................................................................................................28

Small Business Development Center ..................................................................28

Information..........................................................................................................................30

Registration .........................................................................................................................32

Edgar Degas, The Dance Studio, 1878, Pastel, Private Collection

The son of a wealthy banking family, Edgar Degas planned to study law a before entering the Ecole des Beaux Arts in 1855. He would become a founding member of the Impressionists. Degas preferred to work with models and his work conveys elements of stress and tension. Fascinated with forms in motion, he often sketched dancers capturing moments of intensity and intimacy.

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Dear Brookdale Friends and Neighbors,

Leisure doesn’t have to be lazy! Give your mind a workout at Brookdale this summer and meet others seeking fulfilling, intelligent entertainment. Explore hot topics in a cool campus setting. Or, join our journeys to iconic cultural and historic destinations.

New not-to-be-missed programs include:

• Academic mini-series The Arts, p. 2• Making Sense of NJ Politics, p. 6• Understanding Chinese Medicine, p. 8• How to give a TED Talk, p. 15• Aspiring Writers, p. 16• Ballet At The Metropolitan Opera House, Whipped Cream, p. 21• Hard Hat Tour of Ellis Island Abandoned Hospital, p. 26• The best week of summer! Summer Scholars, p. 7

Make this a smart summer at Brookdale.

Linda C. MartinDirector, Lifelong LearningContinuing and Professional Studies

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ACADEMIC LECTURE SERIES – THE ARTS A SUMMER MINI SERIES

The Brookdale Center for Visual Arts (CVA building)A collaboration by the Brookdale Community College Arts faculty and Lifelong Learning

The Artist At Work: Oil Painting – July 12Dave Dziemian, MFA, professional artist, Brookdale adjunct art instructor

A live instructive demonstration. Observe the artist’s process as he works to develop and create an oil painting using various wet-into-wet painting techniques. A unique up-close experience. Project-in-process: discussion of light, color, perspective, proportion and more.

Dave is a professional artist who finds beauty, mystery and inspiration in the mundane as well as the unique that surrounds us. He explains, “My work is about light, shadow, perspective, and perception, and the deeper ideas within, ideas intermixed with observations that are a celebration of the process of painting and the joy of bringing to life my vision of reality.”

The Art Of Design – July 19Terry Ryan, professional designer and art historian, Brookdale adjunct art instructor

How does fine art and decorative art intersect? In this outline of the major periods of Western design, Ryan unites the areas of fine arts and the decorative arts by highlighting the symbiotic relationship they share. Come away with a deeper appreciation of both, and also practical concepts you may use to elevate the quality of design in your own home.

Terry Ryan’s professional life began at Christie’s, New York in the Impressionist and Modern Paintings and Sculpture Department, where she helped organize fine art auctions and assisted clients with building their collections. In addition to her work as a designer with Ryan Art and Design, Terry has taught design history courses at several colleges, including Parsons School of Design.

Digital Animation Claymation Workshop – July 26Claire Smuga, assistant professor, Brookdale

Learn the history of stop motion animation and some basic techniques. A hands-on component will allow attendees to create their own simple stop motion animations using either their own cell phones or a camera and equipment provided by the instructor. You’ll be inspired and amazed!

Thurs, Jul 12-26, 11:45 am-1:15 pmFee and Code: $49, XHUMN 273

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THE ARTS

Art To Drive For: Masterpieces Within A Four Hour DriveEdoardo Mungiello, PhD, adjunct art instructor, muralist

So many of us would love to visit and revisit the Sistine Chapel or stroll through Chartres Cathedral, sit and gaze at the Pyramids or enjoy a prolonged contemplation of Rembrandt’s Prodigal Son. But unless we are fabulously wealthy and know where to look when we travel, most of us must be content with pictures. There isn’t that caliber of masterpiece stateside, is there? In fact,there are incredible masterpieces throughout the Northeast, and not just at the Met. Join Dr. Mungiello and bring your inner detective as we roam the halls of the Frick Collection, The Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Barnes Collection, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Collection and many more to discover the jewels of art that are truly worth the trip. 4 SESSIONSMon-Thurs, Jul 16-19, 1:30-3:30 pmFee and Code: $85, XARTF 121

Photography As ArtPatricia Hart Zackman, award-winning photographer, instructor

Explore the role of photography in art, while looking at some of the most influential photographers of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. Photographers discussed includes: Ansel Adams, Alfred Stieglitz, Bernice Abbott and Dorothea Lange. We will break down approaches to creating photographic art. Bring your curiosity and some of your favorite images to discuss. 2 SESSIONSTues, July 17 & 24, 10 am-noonFee & Code: $39 XARTP 103

Art History Series WorkshopGina Torello, adjunct instructor, Brookdale, professional artist

Take a tour through the ages in the world of art history. Journey from ancient Mediterranean civilizations to the centers of Christianity and the Renaissance. Finally, explore the Age of Kings, when monarchs governed as virtual dictators, and their influence dominated social, cultural and artistic affairs of the time as well as political matters. Lectures will include viewing, discussing, and examining art works. Enjoy a hands-on activity at the conclusion of every workshop. 4 SESSIONSThurs, Jun 7-28, 6-8 pmFee and Code: $79, XARTF 164

Portfolio DevelopmentDavid Dziemian, adjunct instructor, Brookdale, professional artist

Designed for high school students and others who wish to develop a portfolio to best showcase and develop artistic skills as well as individual creative vision. Students are encouraged to use their own supplies, but a list will be provided upon request. Ages 14 and up. Limited enrollment to allow for individual instruction. 5 SESSIONSWed, Jul 11-Aug 8, 2-5 pmFee and Code: $199, XARTF 201

Mosaics: A Beginner’s WorkshopHarvey Altman, award-winning artist, instructor

Learn design, cutting, tile layout, types of surfaces, adhesion, and grouting. All the techniques needed to complete a 9”x12” mosaic project to take home. Course materials provided. Materials fee $25 payable to the instructor.4 SESSIONSFri, Jul 13-Aug 3, 10 am-noonFee and Code: $99, XARTF 115

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Broken China MosaicsHarvey Altman, award-winning artist, instructor

Create mosaics using broken china pieces in this hands-on workshop. China mosaics are a fun and addictive art form. Let us show you how to cut and assemble china to decorate a wall hanging and seal it with grout. Once you’ve made one you’ll never want to stop. Course materials provided. Materials fee $35 payable to the instructor. 4 SESSIONSFri, Jul 13-Aug 3, 1-3 pmFee and Code: $99, XARTF 202

Shooting With FilmPatricia Zackman, award-winning photographer, instructor

Everything old is new again. Dust off your 35mm film camera and start shooting. Step back to when you were limited to 24 or 36 exposures on a roll of film. Make every one of those shots count. A working 35mm camera is required for this class. 3 SESSIONSSat, Jun 2-16, 10 am-noonFee and Code: $89, XARTP 101

Basics Of Digital SLR PhotographyKevin Burkitt, Brookdale media technology specialist; photographer

Unlock your camera’s potential to create great photos by manipulating ISO, shutter speed and aperture, as well as tips on black & white/color imagery and lighting. Enhance your landscape and portrait images. A digital Single Lens Reflex camera required. 2 SESSIONSSec 1: Mon & Wed, Jun 4 & 6, 6:30-8:30 pmSec 2: Tues & Thurs, Jul 10 & 12, 6-8 pmSec 3: Mon & Wed, Aug 13 & 15, 6-8 pmFee and Code: $69, XARTP 069

PHOTOGRAPHY

Camera TheoryKevin Burkitt, Brookdale media technology specialist; photographer

Explore how ISO, aperture, and shutter speed works in unison to create incredible images. Please bring your DSLR camera to class and be ready to switch off automatic or guided modes in order to learn how to make manual adjustments which will take your photography to the next level. You must have access to your own DSLR and have a basic working knowledge of your camera. Software and hardware not required. Just an open mind and a willingness to learn how ISO, aperture, and shutter work together in various situations. 2 SESSIONSTues & Thurs, Jul 17 & 19, 6-8 pmFee and Code: $69, XARTP 091

Photography Master ClassKevin Burkitt, Brookdale media technology specialist; photographer

Learn to operate your camera, the theory behind great picture taking, and how to manage your images using Adobe Lightroom CC. Each session will build upon concepts learned in the previous session, leaving time for experimentation with the camera including composing images, using the photographic triangle, and managing and editing your photos using software. Designed for beginners who want to learn more about their DSLR or mirrorless systems and how to manage their photos. Limited enrollment. 3 SESSIONSSat, Aug 4-18, 10 am-2 pmFee and Code: $169, XARTP 097

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LightroomKevin Burkitt, Brookdale media technology specialist; photographer

Now that you’ve taken pictures you probably want a way to store, catalog, and edit them. To do so you need a robust application like Adobe Lightroom. Come learn the basics of Lightroom and how you can take your photography to the next level using this powerful storage and editing software. 2 SESSIONSMon & Wed, Aug 27 & Aug 29, 6-8 pmFee and Code: $69, XARTP 102

Forever Young? Prolonging Youth In An Age Of Global ChangeLaura Neitzel, PhD., Academic Director, Committee on Global Thought, Columbia University

In nations with large youth populations and in aging societies such as the United States, the period of “youth” is being elongated as “education inflation” demands ever greater credentials to enter the workforce. Furthermore, automation and artificial intelligence are changing the very nature of work, raising the question of what the future holds for millions of young people around the world. Examine the challenges and opportunities facing youth in a time of global change. Starting with a historical examination of when and why “youth” came to be considered a transitional phase of the human lifespan between childhood and adulthood, and an analysis of the demographic challenges confronting “young” versus “old” nations, this series will examine what the challenges facing “youth” mean to us all, regardless of age. 3 SESSIONSFri, Jun 15-29, 10 am-noonFee and Code: $69, XHUMN 302

Jewish Contributions To Civilization David Kristol, PhD, Emeritus Professor of Biomedical Engineering, NJIT

Jews have made contributions to civilization and culture well beyond their numbers. Join this examination of the impact these men and women have had on advancing the progress and culture of modern society. The personal lives – struggles and triumphs – of individual Jewish people from European countries as well as the United States will be presented in their social and historical context. Talks will include: “Jews in Baseball” and ”Jews in Science”. Expect to be as surprised as you are impressed. 2 SESSIONSTues, Jul 10 & 17, 1:30-3 pmFee and Code: $49, XHUMN 251

Russia, Russia, Russia – Short StoriesDillies Pilevsky, English and history instructor

Add new ingredients to your Russian diet! We’ll sample some old time Russian greats and a surprise taste in short story form – a new discovery – by Raymond Carver. Expand your horizons as we consider universal themes of love, loss and longing. The Stationmaster by Aleksandr Pushkin, The Darling by Anton Chekhov and Errand by Raymond Carver. First story will be emailed. 3 SESSIONSFri, Jul 13-27, 10 am-noonFee and Code: $59, XHUML 099

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The Fighting Irish Cliff Whitehead, civil war historian

“Fág an bealach”, an Irish phrase, meaning “clear the way”, was the well-known battle cry of the famed Irish Brigade. Explore the exploits of one of the most courageous military units in the American Civil War. Why did they fight for the union cause? Look at the history of “The Fighting 69th regiment” of the Irish Brigade, a unit whose history continued on through descendants into World War I and II. See how one’s heritage shapes how one looks at significant events in history. Thurs, Jul 12-26, 10 am-noonFee & Code: $65, XIRIG 132

Brain Fitness ExperienceTake control of your own brain health! Be part of the newest innovation in mental fitness. David Eisenstein, founder of Purplearn, will present an easy to do program designed as a brain work-out. New and returning students of all ages have enjoyed this combination of fun and challenge – no special skills or smarts required. Improve your memory and sharpen your thinking. Come see for yourself – your brain will thank you. 3 SESSIONSMon, Jul 16-30, 10 am-noonFee and Code: $65, XPERS 264

Done Too SoonBill Cutti, instructor

Many Rock & Roll stars met untimely deaths, ending brief but prolific periods of great creativity and depriving the public of their talents. Join us to review the careers and music of legends such as Buddy Holly, Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson and others. 3 SESSIONSThurs, Jul 19-Aug 2, 10 am-noonFee and Code: $65, XHUMN 317

Making Sense Of NJ PoliticsIn 1664 James, the Duke of York bartered away part of his land holdings – between the Delaware & Hudson Rivers – to Sir George Carteret to settle a debt and then sold the remaining section to his good friend, Lord Berkeley of Stratton. Since then, this new world “Isle of Jersey” has produced some of the most fascinating people and politics imaginable. Join this guided discussion of current issues in NJ politics as well as an overview of some of the colorful and legendary characters that have graced the halls of power in the Garden State. Mon-Thurs, Jul 23-26, 10:30-12:30 pmFee and Code: $79, XHUMN 128

Hot Topics In Today’s EconomyLawrence Bashe, economist

Don’t miss three hot topic discussions examining today’s economy. 3 SESSIONS:• Wall Street’s influence on the Main Street

economy (good & bad), • The new tax law and its effect on the US

economy • What US Immigration Policy means to

the US economy. Tues, Jul 24-Aug 7, 10:30 am-noonFee and Code: $65, XFING 088

See also:Art To Drive For; Masterpieces Within A Four Hour Drive, p. 3Photography As Art, p. 3Beyond Good and Evil, p. 13

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MORNING CLASSES (9:30-11:45 am)

Sec 1: History’s Heroines, Heroes, And Legends Christopher Bellitto, PhD, assistant professor of history, Kean University

“When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.” So we hear in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962). Indeed, we can add that every history has a legend and every legend has a history. Join us as we try to untangle one from the other as we learn from both. We will spend our time in the classical and medieval world as we move from ancient battlefields to medieval convents.

Sec 2: Short Story Classics From Short Story To Big Screen Dillies Pilevsky, English and history instructor

Add a whole new dimension to your literary experience. Enjoy a double feature. Lights! Camera! Roll the short story film! Make those special human connections as we compare story to film and travel time and space to a 1930s southern farm, city life (Pittsburgh and New York City) in the early 20th century, an anti-war story set in Alabama, and east meets west in Texas. Examine the human experience and all possible interpretations! Stories include Bride Comes to Yellow Sky by Stephen Crane, Paul’s Case by Willa Cather, Jilting of Granny Weatherall by Katherine Anne Porter, Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce, and Lamb to the Slaughter by Raoul Dahl.

AFTERNOON CLASSES (1-3 pm)

Sec 3: The Russian Bear’s Resurgence George Reklaitis, PhD, chair, history department, Brookdale

Russian President Vladimir Putin refers to the collapse of the Soviet Union as “the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the [20th] century.” Since coming to office in 2000, he has worked to restore Russia’s place as a giant on the global stage. Russia’s military maneuvering against its Eastern European neighbors, its backing of autocratic regimes around the world, and its economic bullying tactics towards trading partners stir the echoes of Soviet maneuvering during the Cold War. As Russia’s global influence has grown, Putin has now set his sights on reminding former rival, the US, of its resurgent stature through cyber-warfare and nuclear posturing. We’ll focus on the history of the “Russian Bear,” as it emerged from the shadow of the Mongol Empire to become an imperial giant under the Romanov dynasty, and its assent to superpower status by the middle of the 20th century. Has the Bear truly come out of hibernation?

Sec 4: Astronomy For LifeSarbmeet Kanwal, PhD, physicist

Do you know the reason for the four seasons? Have you wondered why the moon cycles through its phases? or what causes a supermoon, a blue moon or a blood moon and why total eclipses are so rare? How do stars move in the sky and what is the relationship between astronomy and astrology? These questions and many more will be answered as well as an introductory exploration of some of the deeper mysteries of our wondrous universe.

Mon-Fri, Aug 13-17, 9:30 am-3 pmFee and Code: $219, XELDR 069Fee includes morning coffee and light lunch

SUMMER SCHOLARS Don’t miss this! The best week of summer.

Hot topics, cool campus experience. Fee includes lunch.

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HOLISTIC HEALTH Aromatherapy And Essential Oils – A Beginner’s GuideAndreea Fegan, certified holistic health educator

Essential oils are trending these days. Wondering what it’s all about? Explore the history of aromatherapy and learn about the fundamentals of essential oils. What are the benefits and how can essential oils support general health and wellbeing? We’ll discuss the importance of quality, general applications and safety measures, and how they may offer holistic solutions to every day needs (such as body butters, gels, salves, make up remover, tension tamers, and even cleaning products!). We’ll explore – and even create – one or two.Sat, Jun 30, 9:30 am-12:30 pmFee and Code: $39, XHEAF 002

Understanding Chinese MedicineKristopher Sparacino L.Ac., Licensed Acupuncturist

Be introduced to three of the five branches of Chinese medicine – forms of healthcare and wellness that have proved effective for more than 3000 years. 3 SESSIONS• Acupuncture includes Cupping- What is

an acupuncture and cupping treatment? How does it work? What health issues are they used for? How are acupuncturists trained and licensed?

• Herbal medicine (including the use of essential oils) from a Chinese medical perspective. What are the common ways to take herbs? What does a herbologist do? How to stay safe using herbs and oils for your health and home.

• Use of massage and nutrition as a way to stay well with a focus on using meditation and qi gong exercise to ease pain and calm the mind for everyday wellbeing.

Thurs, Jul 12-26, 10-11:30 amFee and Code: $69, XHEAF 155

Down To Earth Food SeriesAndreea Fegan,

certified holistic health educator

Trends in nutrition can be confusing and intimidating. Treat yourself to a down-to-earth learning experience

and find practical, appealing ways to incorporate healthier eating into your

life. Each session will provide recipes and samples to try.

Plant-Based Foods – Jul 10 Cooked or raw, staying close to nature and eating in a grounded, local way enables us to use the resources as nature provides them. Learn about clean, seasonal and pure foods.

Raw Plant-Based Foods – Jul 17Clean, unheated food allows us to reap the benefits of enzyme-rich, nutrient filled nutrition that our bodies require to thrive. Learn the philosophy behind raw foods, and how to make simple, fun, and delicious recipes.

Medicinal Raw And Living Foods For Longevity And Prevention – Jul 24 Explore some of the most powerful foods and superfoods humans can eat to help our bodies thrive while at the same time help prevent western-world disease trends.Tues, Jul 10-Jul 24, 6:30-8 pmFee and Code: $69, XHEAF 176


MEDITATIONSERIES

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Aromatherapy Part IIAndreea Fegan, certified holistic health educator

Continue your aromatherapy exploration as we go deeper, discussing what makes essential oils therapeutic. Examine organic chemistry, with an overview of the body’s response to the influence of our use of these oils in aromatherapy applications. Get to know specific essential oils, their makeup, properties and applications. Look at different systems of the body and how we can address their support through aromatherapy, and even perform our own mock case study. Recipes are included for making your own bath salts, lotion, serum, inhalers, etc. and even make one to take home with you! Sat, Jul 28, 9:30 am-12:30 pmFee and Code: $39, XHEAF 177

Reiki – Level IWilliam Stevens, Reiki instructor

The Japanese word “Reiki” means universal life force/energy. Reiki, a 3,000-year-old method of healing touch, originated in ancient Eastern cultures. It’s a technique that uses touch to facilitate relaxation, reduce stress, manage pain and promote healing. Health sciences recognize that spiritual and emotional imbalances affect our physical health and wellbeing. Reiki restores balance to body, mind and spirit, maximizing the natural healing process. When we remain out of balance, we become susceptible to “dis-ease”. Upon completion you will be fully trained and will receive a certificate for the Usui System of Reiki Healing. Wear comfortable clothes and bring water.Wed & Thurs, Aug 8 & 9, 6:15-9:45 pmFee and Code: $159, XHEAF 122

Reiki – Level IIWilliam Stevens, Reiki instructor

Deepen your Reiki practice for yourself and others. Study the mantras and symbols that are the final component of the Usui System of Reiki, bringing you to a richer connection with earth and sky energy. Learn to help others at a distance and deepen your meditation practice. Students receive a completion certificate. Wear comfortable clothes and bring water.Sat, Aug 11, 10 am-5:30 pmFee and Code: $159, XHEAF 260

Nate Fegan, instructor

Warm Your Spirit With Peace And Balance. Each session focuses on a specific technique or method for

achieving inner calm and energy. Bring a floormat or towel and an open mind.

Wear loose, comfortable clothing.

How To Meditate And Develop Mindfulness (Jul 23)Master meditation without years of practice. A beginner’s guide to developing creative control over meditative and hypnotic mind- body states.

How To Relax And Be Happy (Jul 30)Learn simple secrets for how to relax, clear common obstacles to find, and sustain, pleasure in life.

Guided Meditation And Hypnosis For Deep Relaxation (Aug 6)Be guided into the kind of deep-release hypnotic-relaxation that is like hitting the reset button to enjoy a fresh start.

Clarity, Vision And Purpose (Aug 13)Learn to create calm and focus, embrace mindfulness and allow yourself to grow forward to achieve your greatest potential.

Mon, Jul 23-Aug 13, 7-9 pmFee and Code: $105, XHEAF 217

10 Wellness & Fitness Center Classes

WELLNESS & FITNESS CENTER CLASSESClasses are open to all. You don’t have to be a member.

Becoming fit is challenging enough. It doesn’t need to be intimidating too.The Brookdale Fitness Center at Lincroft offers classes and fitness coaching in a comfortable, trusted environment. Our programs are open to all and cater to adults ages 40+ with special classes designed to help with balance and strength training.

Make this the summer you get fit.Take advantage of our summer special:

• 4 month standard membership $93 • 4 months premium membership $139

(includes classes)

Visit us or call 732-224-2140 for more information

PilatesPilates is a series of non-impact exercises designed to strengthen and lengthen the muscles. You will develop core strength as well as improve posture and body alignment.Sec 1: Mon, Jul 9-Aug 27, 9-10amSec 2: Thurs, Jul 5-Aug 23, 6-7pmFee and Code: $79, XFITR 001

Rise And Shine YogaA great way to begin your day, this gentle class focuses on connecting yoga postures with the flow of the breath, that lead to an overall sense of well being. You can choose your days! 10 Sessions $99 or all 24 for $199Mon & Wed & Fri, Jul 6-Aug 29, 7:30-8:30 amFee and Code: $199, XFITR 006

Gentle Stretch This class is for you if you are looking to increase your flexibility and range of motion while decreasing your muscle tension and stress levels.Wed, Jul 11-Aug 29, 9-10amFee and Code: $79, XFITR 033

Lunchtime ExpressReturn to the office feeling energized after 30 minutes of varied exercises designed to make the most of your time and still allow time to eat lunch. No shower needed!Mon & Wed, Jul 9-Aug 29, 12:30-1 pmFee and Code: $79, XFITR 016


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Functional Fitness For Older AdultsMany older adults have serious concerns regarding balance and falling injuries. This exercise program is designed to provide greater stability, strength, and balance for the older adult. Sec 1: Tues & Thurs, Jul 10-Aug 30, 9:30-10:30 amSec 2: Tues & Thurs, Jul 10-Aug 30, 10:30-11:30 amFee and Code: $139, XFITR 012

Ballroom BasicsLearn how to dance with a partner, and learn more about yourself in the process. Social dancing is fun and great exercise. Learn to Swing, Tango, Rumba, Foxtrot, Salsa plus more. Come with or without a partner. Fee is per person.Wed, Jul 11-Aug 29, 7-8 pmFee and Code: $79, XFITR 026

Ballroom ContinuedTues, Jul 10-Aug 28, 7-8 pmFee and Code: $79, XFITR 034

A Barre WorkoutThis is a total body, non-impact workout that combines ballet moves with core conditioning, Pilates and yoga. Following a warm up, you will be guided through an intense isometric leg workout that will incorporate upper body exercises and abs.Tues, Jul 10-Aug 28, 4:30-5:30 pmFee and Code: $79, XFITR 003

Strength TrainingCombination of traditional body sculpting methods using free weights, resistance bands, balls and your own body weight. Shapes and tones your muscles and provides a total body workout.Sec 1: Mon, Jul 9-Aug 27, 5:30-6:30 pmSec 2: Thurs, Jul 5-Aug 23 5, 5-6 pmFee and Code: $79, XFITR 017

TabataBurn maximum fat with Tabata, an interval workout method. Twenty seconds of intense activity are followed by ten seconds of rest. Challenge yourself!Thurs, Jul 5-Aug 23, 7-8 pmFee and Code: $79, XFITR 018

Beginner PilatesDesigned with the beginner or older individual in mind, this class focuses on low back and adominal strengthening as well as injury prevention and relief.Fri, Jul 6-Aug 24, 9-10 amFee and Code: $79, XFITR 002

Strength & Balance For Older AdultsCombines muscle strengthening exercises with balance training. Gradually progress to improve strength and balance to help prevent falls.Sat, Jul 7-Aug 25, 9-10 amFee and Code: $79, XFITR 020

Strengthen & StretchA combination of gentle stretching and strengthening designed for the beginner or older adult.Sat, Jul 7-Aug 25, 10:30-11:30 am Fee and Code: $79, XFITR 032

Boot CampA time-efficient workout that combines a variety of exercises to get your heart pumping and muscles strengthened.Wed, Jul 11-Aug 29, 5:30-6:30 pmFee and Code: $79, XFITR 009

Combo FitnessStrengthen with boxing, Tabata, circuits and more.

Tues,Jul 10-Aug 28, 5:30-6:30 pmFee and Code: $79, XFITR 030

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HOME AND GARDEN

Introduction To Machine SewingBetty McCarty, instructor

Do you love fabric and design for both home and wardrobe? Do you have a sewing machine, or want one, but don’t know how to use it? Learn how to operate and understand the parts of a sewing machine. Instructor will guide you through basic techniques to get you started on your first project. A portable sewing machine is required for this class.Sec 1: Mon, Jul 23, 6-9 pmSec 2: Mon, Jul 30, 6-9 pmSec 3: Mon, Aug 27, 6-9 pmFee and Code: $49, XARTC 139

HUMANITIES

Why Buddhism NowCheryl Bartholomew, Ph.D., adjunct professor, Monmouth University, Professor Emerita, George Mason University

The coming of Buddhism to the West may be the most important event of this century. Americans are wealthier and more comfortable than ever before yet we are ranked 17th in terms of the happiest countries in the world. Our culture today is concerned with social evolution; Eastern practices focus on individual insights and transcending suffering. Through the intersection of Eastern and Western teachings, philosophies, and practices we can become awakened and find happiness and joy. 3 SESSIONS Wed, Jun 6-20, 10 am-noonFee and Code: $65, XPHIL 070

Another One Bites The DustGregory Caggiano, historian, instructor, presidential scholar, blogger

Based on the popular book How They Croaked, we will examine some of the “awful ends of the awfully famous”. What happened to Henry VIII’s body after he died? What did doctors do to George Washington that may have actually killed him? How many doctors’ hands prodded the gunshot wound of James Garfield? Find out about death, dying, and other morbid curiosities in this shocking but darkly comic presentation. Warning: not for the squeamish or faint of heart.Thurs, Jun 28, 10 am-noonFee and Code: $29, XHUMN 284

Musics Of The WorldJasmine Henry, BM, MM, adjunct music Instructor, Brookdale

Why does every society around the world have some form of music? Music is used for expression, celebration, and communication in diverse populations and cultures. Join an engaging and participatory exploration of why and how people around the world make music. 3 SESSIONSWed, July 11 - 25, 6:30-8 pmFee and Code: $59, XHUMM 025

The Bible And Gender Politics Brooks Susman, history, philosophy instructor and rabbi emeritus

The “Me Too” Movement has resonance even from Biblical times. Who are the “players”, the heroes and heroines, or the “takers” and the “taken” that have defined, or help us to redefine, who we are and how we view each other? Are our politics gender related, single-issue, or “American”? 4 SESSIONSWed, Jul 18-Aug 8, 10:30 am-12:30 pmFee and Code: $85, XPHIL 064

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Beyond Good And EvilBryan Cocchiara, adjunct philosophy instructor, Brookdale

How are we to live our lives? Do the ends always justify the means, or are we meant for something greater? Join our examination beyond mere labels of “good” and “evil” by exploring various ethical theories and applications. Learn how to develop and defend your own opinions related to the problems and complexities of moral philosophy. 3 SESSIONSTues, Aug 7-21, 5:30-7:30 pmFee and Code: $65, XPHIL 011

The World On Your Plate: Foods That Changed HistoryLaura Neitzel, PhD., Academic Director, Committee on Global Thought, Columbia University

Americans eat an average of 142 pounds of potatoes per year. We fry them, bake them, boil them, and mash them. But did you know that the humble potato was also responsible for the rise of the West? That the tomato in your salad was an agent of globalization? Or that your post-prandial cup of tea fueled the industrial revolution? Come savor some food stories and learn about historical influences that shape every morsel you put in your mouth. Continental breakfast included.Fri, Sep 14, 9:30-11:30 amFee and Code: $45, XHUMN 254

FINANCIAL

Savvy Social Security PlanningJoseph P. Silvestri, CFP, CHFC, CLPC, Creative Financial Strategies

What Baby Boomers need to know to maximize retirement income. Join us to learn the rules of social security benefits, the factors to consider when applying, innovative strategies for coordinating benefits with your spouse and how to minimize taxes. The decisions you make today have far reaching impact on tomorrow! (Spouse may attend for free)Tues, Jun 26, 6:30-8:30 pmFee and Code: $39, XFING 089

IRISH HERITAGE

Cead mile failte romhaibhFeels like going home…

Over 2,000 years old, the Irish language boasts the oldest living literature in Western Europe. Despite colonial attempts to destroy the language – it is alive and well – and here at Brookdale! Instructors at all levels have earned the Fáinne Óir, and our classes are informal, fun, and stress-free.

Irish LanguageRath de Houst, Liam Guidery, Donncha Quinn, Irish language instructors

Designed for beginners to fluent speakers, students will be divided into groups, each with its own instructor, based on abilities and needs. Groups will interact with one another and participate in joint activities. This format will enhance the objective of keeping Irish available as the living, spoken language at the very heart of Irish culture. Whether you’re looking to dive into the Tain o Culaigne or just pick up a few phrases for travel, this program will work for you!

Summer Mini Series (5 SESSIONS)Thurs, Jul 19-Aug 16, 7-8:30 pm Fee and Code: $59, XIRIL 025

Fall Series (10 SESSIONS)Thurs, Sept 13-Nov 15, 7-8:30 pm Fee and Code: $119, XIRIL 025

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Ireland At War; 1913-1923Henry McNally, M.A., M.S., Irish historian

During the ten year period of 1913-1923, Ireland was in a continual state of war. From the Great Dublin Lockout to World War I, to the Easter Rebellion, Irish War of Independence and Civil War, peace seemed to have completely vanished. We’ll look at these episodes, stressing the interconnections among them and examining how they affected the development, in 1923, of an “Irish Free State.” Included will be case studies of the men and women who played essential roles, most as heroes, a few as villains. 5 SESSIONSTues, Jul 10-Aug 7, 10 am-noonFee & Code: $79, XIRIG 130

Save The Date!Friday, Oct 12, 10:30 am-1:30 pm(registration opens August 20th) Irish American Cultural Institute (John Walsh Chapter) & Lifelong Learning are proud to present:

Challenges to Irish America In The 21st CenturyKeynote Speaker: Terry Golway, PhD

Terry Golway is a senior editor at Politico and the author of several books, most recently: Frank and Al: FDR, Al Smith, and the Creation of the Modern Democratic Party. He holds a Ph.D. in U.S. History from Rutgers University and has taught at New York University, Kean University, and the New School. He is a frequent commentator on Irish-American issues, and writes occasional essays in the Irish Echo.

Music Session With Max & Alice Music is an integral part of Irish Heritage. Explore the connections between Celtic and American songs, tunes, and dances.

A painter paints pictures on canvas. But musicians paint

their pictures on silence. ~Leopold Stokowski

Max Carmichael has been playing music for over 18 years. Initially, Max spent much of his early years absorbed in blues and American folk music. Curiosity and a love of folk music from around the world took him to India where he studied Hindustani Classical music for three years. Most recently, Max has immersed himself in the New York Irish scene, playing guitar, banjo, bouzouki, and tin whistle. He is a major figure at the Iona session in Brooklyn and played on their recent album. Max performs with several groups, including Daoine, Andy Lamy’s Hudson-Shannon Line, and he recently appeared at the Boston Celtic Music Festival with Calum Pasqua’s Parcel of Rogues.

Alice Breda Ryan spent her early childhood in Germany, with summers at her grandparents’ in Ireland. A graduate of the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts, Alice has studied ballet, tap, jazz, flamenco, Bollywood, modern, flatfooting, and the old-style of Irish percussive dance known as sean nós. Since moving to New York City, Alice has performed with the McLean Avenue Band, Daoine, and at the New York Trad Fest. In 2015, she competed at the Fleadh Cheoil na hEirreann in Sligo in the categories of traditional singing and sean nós dancing. As winner of the GAA’s sean nós dance competition, Alice recently performed at Symphony Space in Scór on Broadway.

Thurs, Aug 2, 6:30-8pm Fee & Code: $20, XIRIG 131

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IT’S PERSONAL

How To Give A TED Talk If Your Name Isn’t TedMartin McDermott, author and Brookdale speech faculty

Learn the principles used by popular TED speakers, and apply them in your own short TED-style talk – round red carpet and all! Taught by an author and speech professor of 20 years, this hands-on workshop teaches skills suitable for any speaking occasion. 2 SESSIONSSat, Jun 9 & 16, 9:30 am-12:30 pmFee and Code: $59, XPERS 114

Declutter And SimplifyAndreea Fegan, certified holistic health educator

When our possessions clutter our lives, we feel drained of energy and lose our sense of freedom. Living a joyful, healthy life is often unrelated to food. It’s about lifestyle. Learn the benefits of a happy, decluttered life – from food, to home, to self. 3 SESSIONS

Session 1: Food and Kitchen: Join us as we simplify from pantry to fridge to meal planning and shopping lists so you can stick to your healthy eating goals.

Session 2: Home: We all like our stuff, but much of what we own owns us! Unravel what to keep and what not to keep when it comes to papers, books, clothes, and miscellaneous items.

Session 3: Self! What does it really mean to live a simplified life? What distractions are tapping your energy and keeping you from your best life? Learn how to life a cozy, happy, simplified life with more joy, every day.Tues & Thurs, Jun 21-28, 6:30-8:30 pmFee and Code: $75, XPERS 001

Get Going GuitarNate Fegan, instructor

It’s time to start the music! Join fellow procrastinators in this class for adult beginners and leave this class knowing how to play a complete Eagles Song (selected by class group). Plus more! Begin building a foundation to pursue any musical style, whether electric or acoustic. Learn chords, scales, basic rhythms, and proper technique. Prior experience is not necessary. Students must bring their own guitars (acoustic or electric). 4 SESSIONSSec 1: Thurs, Jul 5-Jul 26, 7-8:30 pmSec 2: Thurs, Jul 19-Aug 9, 10-11:30 amFee and Code: $75, XHUMM 075

Positive AgingDiane Lang, therapist, author, educator

Life expectancy has improved considerably in recent decades. Most of us look forward to more than twenty years in retirement. How we choose to address our aging bodies and minds during this time is up to us. Our beliefs on aging play a huge role in our happiness and health. We will explore ways to thrive at any age, perspective on the aging process, the truths and myths of aging and cultivate a positive approach to future years and the new possibilities the next stage of life can bring. 3 SESSIONSThurs, Jul 19-Aug 2, 10:30 am-noonFee and Code: $65, XPERS 211

Keep Going GuitarNate Fegan, instructor

Return for encore instruction and fun. Learn new class-selected songs at the beginner and advanced beginner levels. (Class size limited) Build the musical skills and confidence you need to enjoy making great music with your guitar! Students must bring their own guitars (acoustic or electric). 4 SESSIONSThurs, Aug 9-Aug 30, 7-8:30 pmFee and Code: $75, XHUMM 069


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Stress-Free Spanish Part IIIFrank Prignoli, Brookdale Language Instructor

Designed to improve on the skills acquired in Stress Free Spanish I and II, Stress Free Spanish III focuses on pronunciation and oral discourse. Practice will be provided with selected readings, dialogues and short stories. Focus will be on reviewing the present and preterite tenses, introducing the imperfect tense and idiomatic expressions. 8 SESSIONSMon & Wed, Jun 13-Jul 11, 6:30-8:30 pmFee and Code: $179, XLANG 036

Reading Hebrew For BeginnersHarry Belkowitz, instructor

Designed for adults with no prior experience in reading Hebrew. Using simple, easy to follow lessons learn how to pronounce and read Hebrew letters with and without vowels. Enjoy reading the Hebrew Bible, prayer books, stories and poetry in the original language. Material fee $20 payable to instructor. 4 SESSIONSMon-Thur, Jul 9-12, 10-11:30 amFee & Code: $69 XLANG 036

Stress Free Spanish For BeginnersFrank Prignoli, Brookdale Language Instructor

Habla espanol and learn simple conversational phrases. Practice in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere designed to encourage conversation en espanol. Bienvenidos a todos! 8 SESSIONSMon & Wed, Jul 16-Aug 8, 6:30-8:30 pmFee and Code: $179, XLANG 006

Trains! Trains! Trains!Dillies Pilevsky, English and history instructor

Get on board with short stories featuring trains as one of the “main characters”. As aware readers, we make human connections to the authors, their writings, to each other and ourselves. The hidden depths of these creative stories await you! A Journey by Edith Wharton, Far and the Near by Thomas Wolfe and The Train from Rhodesia by Nadine Gordimer. First story will be emailed. 3 SESSIONSTues, Jun 26-Jul 10, 10 am-noonFreehold Branch CampusFee and Code: $59, XHUML 098

Literature 101: The BibleBrooks Susman, history, philosophy instructor and rabbi emeritus

A continuing examination of the most famous literature of all time. The Bible is as much a source of intriguing stores as religious teachings; it reflects historical situations, human events, and our reactions to these happenings. Its stories are referenced throughout great literature spanning the globe. Whatever your personal background, you will enjoy this discussion of stories and events with an emphasis on literary motifs, relationships, psychology, and as a source for Western values and ideas. No prior bible study necessary. Please bring a Bible to class. 4 SESSIONSWed, Aug 22-Sep 12, 10:30 am-12:30 pmFee and Code: $85, XPHIL 039

LANGUAGES LITERATURE/WRITING

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ASPIRING WRITERS CONFERENCEIndulge yourself in a motivating day of creative thought. A chance to learn from

accomplished writing and teaching professionals. Novice or pro, all are welcome. The only prerequisite is passion. Light lunch is included.

Participants choose morning and afternoon workshops with two featured writers.

Tim O’Mara is best known for his Raymond Donne mysteries about an ex-cop who now teaches in the same Williamsburg, Brooklyn neighborhood he once policed: Sacrifice Fly (2012), Crooked Numbers

(2013), Dead Red (2015), Nasty Cutter (2017), published by Minotaur Books and Severn House. O’Mara’s short story The Tip is featured in the 2016 anthology Unloaded: Crime Writers Writing Without Guns, and his novellas Smoked and Jammed appear in 2016 and 2018 crime trilogies from Down & Out Books. O’Mara taught special education for 30 years in the public middle schools of New York City, where he now teaches adult writers and still lives.

Choice of Morning Presentations: 10 am-noon

Before Page One: Getting StartedWhat preparation must you go through before you type that first word? Examine the importance of character, plot vs. story, time, setting and finding the “hook” – what you reveal within 20 pages that compels the reader to keep reading. Plus, a give-and-take discussion of the age-old question: Why should I care that you’re writing a book? Tim will describe the process he went through before “starting” his first novel, Sacrifice Fly. He’ll also share a list of dos and don’ts when it comes to grabbing the reader by the eyeglasses and not letting them go.

The Truth In MemoirWhat makes a voice authentic? How do we “tap” our memories for full blown sensory experiences? How many voices do we have and which one will come to the blank page? These questions and more will be discussed and examined through lecture, writing prompts, poetry and memoir. Explore and dig for fresh material and new ways of seeing your personal experiences.

Nancy Bryan is the author of The Blue Lantern, a collection of poems in the making for twelve years. She is adjunct English faculty at Brookdale, has taught creative writing classes and “Artist Way”

workshops in the community and for Lifelong Learning at Brookdale. She lead the first ever Narrative Medicine conference at Brookdale and believes in the therapeutic power of writing your story. Writing, to Nancy, is connection to others and to her self-a lifeline. She holds an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts.

Choice of Afternoon Sessions: 1-3 pm

The Long Stretch: Maintaining MomentumOkay, you know who and what you’re going to write about, you know how to get and keep the reader’s attention at the beginning, now how do you keep the reader turning the pages until the last page? Tim will explore how and when to use dialogue, description of setting, point of view, sentence structure, sensory details, and all those other literary devices you slept through in middle school English. Wrap up with publishing business Q&A.

Introduction To Narrative MedicineLucille Clifton said, “In every room you enter, someone is going through something unbearable.” Rather than bear it alone, connect with others and yourself through writing exercises, close reading and listening. Discover the common threads of our human experiences. This kind of “narrative medicine” practice can be therapeutic in a safe and supportive environment.

Thurs, Jun 21, 10 am-3 pmFee and Code: $79, XWRIT 081

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RECREATION

Boating SafetyGet on board! This safe boating class, taught by US Coast Guard Auxiliary members, is approved for mandatory NJ Boating License for all individuals who wish to operate any type of powerboat or personal watercraft. Course covers rules of the road, laws and safety, and is suitable for adults and children 12 years and older. Class concludes with final exam that qualifies student for license. All materials provided including book, test and license. 2 SESSIONSWed & Thurs, Jun 13 & 14, 6:15-10:15 pmFee and Code: $75, XRECR 003

Learn To SailSeas Monmouth certified sailing instructors

Combined classroom and hands-on instruction will give the adult beginning sailor the skills and confidence to operate a small sailboat. The class includes four evening classroom sessions and two Saturday sailing sessions on the Shrewsbury River aboard 17-18 foot sloops (water sessions may be rescheduled if there is inclement weather). Successful completion of the course leads to a SEAS Basic Sailing certificate. A basic swimming test is required (treading water and putting on a flotation device), administered during the second class. Students are required to provide a personal flotation device (PFD) for the water sessions. Course fee includes sailing textbook and handouts. Ages 18 and up only. 6 SESSIONSSec 1: Mon & Thurs, Jun 4-14, 7-9 pm; Sat, Jun 9 & 16, 9 am-4 pm on the waterSec 2: Mon & Thurs, Jul 9-19, 7-9 pm; Sat, Jul 14 & 21, 9 am-4 pm on the waterSec 3: Mon & Thurs, Aug 6-16, 7-9 pm; Sat, Aug 11 & 18, 9 am-4 pm on the waterFee and Code: $225, XRECR 006

Golf For WomenGolf for women, taught by a woman instructor! Learn all aspects of golf in a non-threatening environment! Class meets at Twin Brook Golf Center in Tinton Falls. All equipment is provided. 5 SESSIONSSec 1: Sun, Jun 10-Jul 8, 8:45-10 amSec 2: Sun, Jul 22-Aug 19, 8:45-10 amFee and Code: $149, XRECR 002

Introduction To GolfHave you meant to learn to play golf for years? Now’s the time ‘fore’ fun! Learn the basics with fellow novices. We’ll cover terminology, rules, etiquette, full swing fundamentals, putting, chipping and bunker play. Class meets at Twin Brook Golf Center in Tinton Falls. All equipment is provided.Sec 1: Sun, Jun 10-Jul 8, 8:45-10 amSec 2: Sun, Jul 22-Aug 19, 8:45-10 amFee and Code: $149, XRECR 025

Intermediate GolfDesigned for the intermediate and advanced player. Covering all aspects of golf, full swing, putting, chipping, bunker play, and on the course instruction! Class meets at Twin Brooks Golf Center in Tinton Falls. Equipment provided. 5 SESSIONSSec 1: Sun, Jun 10-Jul 8, 10-11:15 amSec 2: Sun, Jul 22-Aug 19, 10-11:15 amFee and Code: $149, XRECR 053

Playing School – On The Golf CourseGolf for intermediate players – all instruction takes place on the golf course. Class meets at Twin Brook Golf Center in Tinton Falls. Bring your own equipment, or instructor will provide as needed. 5 SESSIONSSec 1: Sun, Jun 10-Jul 8, 11:15 am-12:30 pmSec 2: Sun, Jul 22-Aug 19, 11:15 am-12:30 pmFee and Code: $149, XRECR 055


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What’s Driving You?

“I couldn’t find the car of my dreams, so I built it myself”

~ Ferdinand Porsche

Are you a lifetime car lover? A loyal viewer of Wheeler Dealer, Fast & Loud, Chasing Car Classics or Top Gear? Finally ready to get

under the hood and pursue your passion? Don’t miss this unique summertime

opportunity welcoming adult car enthusiasts of all ages and stages.

Car Engines I: Getting Up To Speed Learn the basics of engine overhaul. Topics include proper diagnosis, engine disassembly, inspection and measuring, machine operations and reassemble. Hands-on experience includes complete disassembly and reassembly of an automotive engine. 8 SESSIONSMon & Wed, Jul 9-Aug 1, 6:15-9:15 pmFee and Code: $249, XPRAG 120

Car Engines II: Rev UpLearn proper techniques for building engines, then accelerate to the many ways to modify an engine for improved performance. Move beyond fundamentals to the world of high performance. Basic knowledge of auto engines is assumed. Includes visit to local machine shop for demonstration of the machining processes. 8 SESSIONSMon & Wed, Aug 6-Aug 29, 6:15-9:15 pmFee and Code: $249, XPRAG 121

Computers: Word Press Level IJeffrey Spector, professor, information technology, Middlesex Community College

Make your own website. You don’t have to be a professional web developer to use this powerful, reliable and flexible tool. Learn how to develop web sites and blogs with special features to fit the content of your message. You will work on site plans, WordPress theme development, and learn to leverage your site to attract more visitors. 4 SESSIONS. Book Included. PREREQUISITES: Knowledge of Windows, Word and the internet.Mon & Wed, Jun 11-Jun 20, 6:30-9:30 pmFee and Code: $199, XCOMI 119

White Wines Of The WorldTaste and discuss white wines from the U.S., Europe and other wine-producing regions of the world. Explore beyond Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio, learn about unique, delicious and individualistic whites from France, Italy, Germany, Japan, Spain, Portugal and Australia/NZ – as well as the domestic versions of European varieties. Tasting may include Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Gavi, Riesling, Sake, Vinho Verde and more. Take home notes on labels and flavor profiles, with info on storing, serving and food pairings. Ages 21 and up. 3 SESSIONSThurs, Jun 14-Jun 28, 7-9 pmFee and Code: $89, XGENG 056

Selling On E-Bay And Craig’s List For Fun And ProfitWhat to do with the treasures in your attic and beyond? Find out how to get started making money by selling on E-bay and/or Craig’s List, Etsy, Letgo. Instructor David Carlon, is an experienced E-bay Power Seller. Join this class for beginner to intermediate E-bay users. Learn, step by step, how to make money the fun and easy way.Sec 1: Sat, Jun 16, 9:30 am-12:30 pmSec 2: Sat, Aug 11, 9:30 am-12:30 pmFee and Code: $55, XPRAG 094

SOMETHING DIFFERENT CAR LOVERS

20 Student Success • Around Town

SAT PREP Sessions provide confidence and skills by focusing on essential success strategies for boosting scores. In-depth review of SAT core material and question types that most commonly appear on the SAT. Includes timed practice and detailed examination of actual SAT questions. Test format changes will be considered as appropriate. Workbook provided to students registered by July 3rd. 8 SESSIONSMon-Thurs, Jul 16-26Verbal: 6-7:30 pm, $209, XPRAG 001Math: 7:45-9:15 pm, $209, XPRAG 002

STUDENT SUCCESS FOR ANY AGE

ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

This 10-week noncredit course offers students with developmental disabilities the opportunity to continue their learning experiences. Receive instruction in the areas of self-advocacy, daily living skills and social skills training. Elective subjects are added for academic enrichment. Students must be over 18 years old to participate. Sessions start in October and March. Call 732-224-2049.

Bring a Friend Walking TourDaniel Radel, adjunct history instructor, journalist

Discover Red Bank’s history on this walking tour of the vibrant downtown nestled against the banks of the Navesink River. Tour will include the Red Bank railroad station, one of the last remaining examples of the Stick Style station houses built by the New York and Long Branch Railroad in the 1870s. The Count Basie Theater, opened in 1926 as a vaudeville theater and cinema and named after Jazz legend and Red Bank native William James “Count Basie”. The Lollipop Clock, built by a Swiss clock inspector and jeweler in 1902, and the Second Empire style architecture of the Dublin House. Participants should make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and be prepared to walk at least two miles. $39 for 2 registrants. Bring your friend! Meeting place in front of The Dublin House: 30 Monmouth Street, Red Bank. Rain Date Saturday, July 21st. Please note: no refund will be issued for rain date. Fee is for two registrants.Sat, Jul 14, 1-3 pmFee and Code: $39, XTRVY 127

Jon Bon Jovi Soul Kitchen Cooking Demonstration And LunchFind out what’s really cooking at the JBJ Soul Kitchen - where unique community building happens. First, learn how to cook two of JBJ Soul Kitchen’s most popular menu items from their expert chefs. Next, enjoy a lunch prepared especially for you featuring these wonderful dishes and learn more about this visionary enterprise. A perfect opportunity to enjoy learning, laughing and lunch! Address: 207 Monmouth Street, Red BankThurs, Jul 19, 11:30 am-1 pmFee and Code: $39, XPERS 260

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Please note: There are no refunds on trips.

Brookdale’s Tour & Talk day trips and overnight adventures offer yearlong opportunities for discovering places of cultural and historical interest. Get on board a luxury motor coach for a unique experience within a community of like-minded, learning enthusiasts. Leave the planning and the driving to us – sit back and enjoy the ride. Buses depart from Parking Lot #1 at the Lincroft campus.

“Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” Ibn Battuta

TOUR & TALK

Ratmansky’s Ballet, Whipped Cream At The Metropolitan Opera House: Early Lunch At The Chart HouseFrom the delicious imaginations of artist-in-residence Alexei Ratmansky and pop visionary Mark Ryden. In this fantastical confection, a young boy overindulges at a Viennese pastry shop and falls into a delirium of fantasy. An exuberant exploration of childhood’s rich imagination and dark fears. Richard Strauss’ score is the perfect inspiration for this all-new production delighting ballet fans of all ages and critics alike (“Inspired enchantment”. “A triumph!”). Enjoy the magnificent views of the Manhattan skyline and tasty cuisine of The Chart House in Weehawkin. Orchestra Rear Center. Sat, July 7, 9:45 am-5:30 pmFee and Code: $195, XTRVY 253

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Leonard Bernstein: The Power Of Music Exhibit At The National Museum Of American Jewish History, Philadelphia, Lunch At Maggiano’sCelebrate the centennial birthday of one of the greatest composers and conductors of the 20th century with a docent-led tour of the first large-scale museum exhibition to illustrate Leonard Bernstein’s life. Learn about his work as a composer and conductor, his Jewish identity and social activism. The exhibit features interactive media, sound installations, and approximately 100 historic artifacts, including Bernstein’s piano, marked-up scores, conducting suit, annotated copy of Romeo and Juliet used for the development of West Side Story, personal composing easel, and objects from his studio. Afterward, you’ll feel like family enjoying a scratch-made Italian meal inspired by Nonna’s classic recipes at Maggiano’s.Wed, July 11, 8:30 am-5:30 pmFee and Code: $135, XTRVY 254

Brownstone Brooklyn Guided Bus Tour: Lunch At The Brooklyn FireflyYou’ll feel part of the neighborhood as a step on guide from Brooklyn Unplugged leads us down the tree-lined streets of Brooklyn’s famed brownstone communities (a tree really does grow in Brooklyn!) Get a feel for the quaint family-friendly character of these historic districts and discover their beautifully maintained and restored architectural treasures. See for yourself why people are competing and paying millions of dollars to make these homes their own. When in Brooklyn - pizza is the food of choice. Indulge in an assortment of tasty rice balls and an intriguing and delicious variety of pizza pies at the Brooklyn Firefly in Bay Ridge.Thurs, July 19, 8:15 am-5 pmFee and Code: $129, XTRVY 255

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SORRYThere are no refunds on Trips.

See page 30 for details.

World Famous Harlem Gospel Choir & Brunch At B.B. King Blues ClubThe beautiful thing about learning is that nobody can take it away from you – B.B. King Experience a Sunday serving of soul food for mind, body and spirit. Enjoy an afternoon at B.B. Kings Blues Club located in the heart of Times Square. The Harlem Gospel Choir’s performance will lift you up and have you dancing in your seat! Satisfy your appetite with a home-style southern brunch buffet and nourish your spirit with the sound of voices singing from the soul.Sun, July 29, 11:15 am-4:30 pmFee and Code: $129, XTRVY 256

Untapped Cities Tour: Secrets Of Grand Central Terminal Lunch At The Campbell Apartment RestaurantThe story of Grand Central Terminal reflects that of New York City itself. It is a story of powerful men, feuding architects, ingenuity, rejuvenation, secrets and surprises. Explore the intriguing and unique spaces produced for and by this Beaux Arts beauty. Learn it’s secrets – from its hidden tennis courts, glass walkways, larger than life design flaw, million dollar jewel hidden in plain sight and more. Lunch at The Campbell – an iconic NY institution. Once the private office and reception of Jazz-Age financier and member of the New York Central Railroad’s board of directors, John W. Campbell. At that time it was the largest ground floor space in Manhattan and Campbell commissioned Augustus N. Allen, to build an opulent office, transforming the room into a 13th-century Florentine palace with a hand-painted plaster of Paris ceiling and leaded windows. Restored to its original grandeur it is accessed from the balcony level of the terminal.Sat, Aug 4, 8:15 am-4 pmFee and Code: $175, XTRVY 257

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Guided Tour Of BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Madir Hindu Temple: Lunch At The Palace Of Asia Indian RestaurantExperience a day of beauty, peace, and discovery. Explore a masterpiece of Indian design and workmanship at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Robbinsville, NJ. Enjoy exquisite Indian art and architecture on a guided tour of this traditional Hindu temple. Learn about the world’s oldest faith, witness the Aarti ceremony (mid-day 15 minute worship service), and participate in a Q&A with a senior devotee. A family-style lunch at The Palace of Asia will enhance our experience and appreciation of Indian culture. Travel far close to home.Wed, Aug 8, 9 am-4:30 pmFee and Code: $125, XTRVY 258

Tear Drop 911 Memorial, Bayonne, Tour White Eagle Hall & Barrow Mansion: Lunch At Laico’s, Jersey CityStart the day at Harbor View Park in Bayonne for a viewing of the “To The Struggle Against World Terrorism” memorial. Standing 100 feet high, its center contains a jagged tear and 40-foot steel teardrop. A gift from the Russian people and Zurab Tseretili, one of Russia’s most prominent and often controversial artists, it was conceived in response to the heartache and horrors of 911. Head over to Jersey City for an exploration of the “old” and the “new” in an area that has been in the midst of a 30 year renaissance. Lunch at an old-school Italian restaurant nestled between family homes on a residential street, serving home style specialties sure to impress. Tour White Eagle Hall constructed in 1910 by Polish immigrants and later home to the legendry basketball team of St. Anthony High School led by Hall of Famer coach Bob Hurley. End the day with a tour of the Greek Revival, Barrow Mansion. Built between 1835 and 1837 it is reminiscent of the pre-Civil War South. Discover its eclectic storied history and cultural relevance to today’s Jersey City. Wed, Aug 22, 10 am-5:30 pmFee and Code: $125, XTRVY 259

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Cape May Mansion Trolley Tour; Designer Showcase House Tour: Lunch At The Lobster HouseStep inside this year’s Cape May Designer Show house – the historic John P. Forsythe House on Beach Avenue has undergone a magnificent, multi-million dollar transformation. The Forsythe House was a high point of the East Cape May project in the early 1900s aiming to make Beach Avenue the most elegant street in Cape May. Architectural Digest® magazine referred to the Cape May Designer Show among the nation’s “Designer Show Houses Not To Miss.” Discover the creative work of a dozen talented local and regional designers. Hop aboard Cape May’s cheery red trolley for a private tour viewing oceanfront mansions and hearing the history of America’s first seaside resort. Enjoy harborside views and a tasty lunch at The Lobster House.Wed, Aug 29, 9:45 am-6:30 pmFee and Code: $139, XTRVY 260

The Museum At FIT (Fashion Institute Of Technology) – Pink: The History Of A Punk, Pretty, Powerful Color Exhibit; Walk This Way, Historic Shoe Exhibit At The New York Historical Society: Lunch At Pomodoro RossoExperience a docent-led tour of the Museum at FIT, the only museum in New York City dedicated solely to fashion. From ballerinas to Barbie dolls, pink has come to represent all things feminine. Yet the symbolism and significance of the color pink has varied greatly across time and space. Gain insight into the “inherent ambivalence” of an often-controversial color as you explore an exhibit examining the history and power of pink. Following lunch Walk This Way to the New-York Historical Society for a guided tour of a footwear exhibit showcasing over 100 shoes from the extensive, private collection of Stuart Weitzman. Learn the history, cultural trends, and economics of footwear in America with a focus on women’s contributions as makers, designers, and entrepreneurs. Time will be allowed to explore the many intriguing collections at the NYHS on your own, including a viewing of We Rise – A New Film (17 minutes) from the Center for Women’s History. Lunch is always delicious in the homey atmosphere of Pomodoro Rosso.Thurs, Sept 13, 8:30 am-5:30 pmFee and Code: $155, XTRVY 261

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Our best efforts are guaranteed, but restaurants are subject to

change.

Untapped Cities Hard Hat Tour Of Ellis Island, Abandoned Hospital Imagine traveling for weeks by boat to Ellis Island, then, as you gaze at the Statue of Liberty, you are shuffled into the contagious disease ward of the Island’s hospital. This was the reality for roughly 1.25 million people arriving in America. Experience a private, behind the scenes tour of Ellis Island’s abandoned hospital. View Unframed – Ellis Island, an art exhibit by renowned French artist JR on display throughout the hospital complex with installations on 16 interior walls. Visit the laundry building where 3000+ pieces of laundry were washed and sanitized daily, discover the kitchen, autopsy room and other usually off-limits places along with special access inside the original morgue and long abandoned FBI offices. After 1924, the complex served as a psychiatric hospital for soldiers and was later turned into an internment camp for a estimated 8,000 German, Italian, and Japanese Americans during WWII. Abandoned since 1954 a $6 million dollar restoration allowed it to re-open to the public. Box lunch included. Please note: Tour is inaccessible for people using wheelchairs. Closed-toe-shoes are mandatory. Dress appropriately for the weather, as the buildings are not climate controlled. Travel by ferry from Liberty State Park. Thurs, Sept 27, 10:30 am-6:30 pmFee and Code: $159, XTRVY 262

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Real Estate Principles And PracticesAnnMarie Hohmann, Licensed New Jersey state instructor

The successful completion of this 75-hour program qualifies you to sit for the New Jersey Real Estate Salesperson’s Examination. It is also valuable and essential for those who own real estate, are prospective buyers and sellers of real property, and for experienced salespeople. Successful completion requires regular attendance. All applicants for licensure must submit to a criminal history record check. Prerequisites: 18 years of age and proof of high school diploma or GED at time of registration for the NJ licensing exam. Note: Textbook required.Mon-Fri, Aug 6-24, 4-9 pmFee and Code: $384 (plus text), XREAL 001

Certified Homemaker/ Home Health Aide (CHHA)This NJ State Board of Nursing approved program prepares you to work for a home care agency or assisted living facility. Learn to provide basic care including personal care, nutrition, and rehabilitation services for patients recovering from an illness in their home or in an assisted-living facility. Learn basic anatomy and physiology and study common diseases. For complete details: https://www.brookdalecc.edu/continuinged/healthcare/cna/Mon-Fri, Aug 6-17, 8:30 am-5 pmBrookdale at HazletFee and Code: $795, XMEDG 014

EKG/Monitor Technician CertificateAn important adjunct skill for healthcare workers or to start a new career path. Learn to perform 12-lead EKGs in a hospital, private physician’s office, nursing home, home care agency or insurance company. Prepare to sit for certification though the National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT). Test fee is $90. 28 HOURS.Mon, Jul 16-Aug 27, 3-7 pm, Freehold campusFee and Code: $385, XMEDN 151

Fundamentals Of Horticulture CertificateMolly A. Gearty, horticulture professional

Prepare for an entry level job in a nursery, garden center, or botanical garden. Hobbyists and home gardeners will increase their knowledge and skills. Learn the basics of horticulture, plant science, plant identification, landscape design, soil science, and organic growing and farming. Gain hands-on experience in landscape design in Brookdale’s greenhouse with emphasis on cultural practices and plant growth and development. For complete details: https://www.brookdalecc.edu/continuinged/careerdevelopment/horticulture/Wed, Aug 22-Nov 7, 6-9 pmFee and Code: $824, XBUSS 092

Voice-Over WorkshopJeffrey Dreisbach, actor, author, teacher

Voice-overs are everywhere. From commercial to promotional videos, book reads, and narration, “heard but not seen” is the key component to making money with just your voice. Learn from a seasoned pro voice-over coach and casting director the best way to audition for and get voice-over gigs. This program is held in Brookdale’s recording studio. Your performances will be professionally recorded, critiqued, and evaluated. For course outline and instructor bio, go to: www.brookdalecc.edu/continuinged/careerdevelopment/voice-over/Note: Textbook required.Wed, Aug 22 – Sep 26, 6-9 pmFee and Code: $474, XBUSS 080

SUMMER CAREER MOVES

DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS SERVICES

Are you a woman who has lost your

primary source of income due to

separation, widowhood, spousal

disability? Displaced Homemakers

Services offers free customized

services to help you transition to

head of household. 732-739-6020; or

brookdalecc.edu/displaced-homemakers/

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Excel 2016 Level 1Prerequisites: Knowledge of Windows and Word.Mon & Wed, Jun 11-18, 6:30-9:30 pm • Freehold CampusFee and Code: $165, XCOMO 290

Excel 2016 Level 2Mon & Wed, Jul 9-16, 6:30-9:30 pm • Freehold CampusFee and Code: $165, XCOMO 291

Excel 2016: Data AnalysisPrerequisites: Knowledge of Excel Level 2 or equivalent experience.Tues & Thurs, Jun 5-Jun 14, 6:30-9:30 pmFee and Code: $219, XCOMO 302

QuickBooks Certified User Exam PrepPrerequisites: Knowledge of Windows and basic accounting principles.Mon & Wed, Jun 18-Aug 20, 6:30-9:30 pm, no class Jul 2 & 4Fee and Code: $859, XCOMT 024

MS Office 2016 Level 1 CertificatePrerequisite: Knowledge of WindowsTues & Thurs, Jul 17- Aug 16, 6:30-9:30 pmFee and Code: $529, XCOMO 296

CompTIA A+ CertificationJob placement assistance is available and some students may qualify for funding toward the cost of the class. Workbook, took kit and exam fees included. 72 hours.For complete details: https://www.brookdalecc.edu/continuinged/careerdevelopment/comptraining/tech-training/Sat, Jun 2- Aug 25, 9 am- 3:30 pmFee and Code: $1629, XCOMT 015

See also: Word Press Level I, p. 19

America’s SBDC at Brookdale Community College network is committed to guiding established small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs to create and expand their business enterprises. The NJSBDC at Brookdale Community College offers an array of business development programs, workshops, and courses providing the educational foundation to develop a sustainable business enterprise.

ENTREPRENEUR CERTIFICATE PROGRAMThe Entrepreneur Certificate Program offers training to help those looking to start or grow their own business. Topics include business planning, goal setting, financing, and marketing. Take one course to improve your knowledge or take all courses and receive an Entrepreneur Certificate.

DIGITAL BLUEPRINT CERTIFICATE This 24 hour certificate program equips entrepreneurs and small business owners with the skillset necessary to plan, implement, manage, and monitor successful, digital and social media strategies. In today’s market, it is essential to approach social media with a sound strategy that’s the right match for your small business. From Facebook Business Fan Pages, to Twitter, and LinkedIn, you will discover the most efficient and effective tools to help sustain business growth.

For a comprehensive schedule of workshops and services, call 732-842-8685 or visit www.mosbdc.com

TECHNOLOGY CLASSES SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER


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As You Like It It’s that time of year again! Time for summer Shakespeare!

Brookdale Performing Arts Center is excited to announce A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Join us for our 16th season of Summer Shakespeare on the Great Lawn. Shows are July 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21 & 22 at 7 pm. Please park in lots 1 or 2.

Tickets for Summer Shakespeare are Free! Bring your own chair or blanket (and bug spray). For more information, call the Box Office at 732-224-2411

What our Lifelong Learners are saying…“Relaxed atmosphere made learning guitar simple and fun”

Carl Gubkin (Guitar For Adults Who Meant to Learn Years Ago)

“The short stories were not those I would have discovered on my own – and were so thought provoking. Instructor is an educator in every

sense – she encourages and welcomes student participation” Laura Rader (Short Stories)

“These classes are among the best I have ever attended.” Luisa R. Paster (Russian Empire to Soviet Union)

“Great use of multi-media, instructor is very knowledgeable and a great presenter”

Lee Heumiller (American Civil War)

“Instructor extremely knowledgeable and patient – best experience ever. Thank you!” Barbara Perry (Piano for Procrastinators)

“Instructor kept me excited to come to class, advice was fabulous. Loved everything!”

Joan Hogan (Brain Fitness)

“Professor is one of the best I have experienced” Joe Diamond (Justice)

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LocationClasses are held on the Lincroft Campus unless otherwise noted. For classroom location, call 732-224-2100 or visit www.brookdalecc.edu/locations

College ClosingFor cancellation due to inclement weather, listen to Brookdale Public Radio 90.5 or log on to www.brookdalecc.edu

FERPA – The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (Buckley Amendment)The Act provides for the confidentiality of student records. The College reserves the right to release, or not release, directory information at the discretion of appropriate officials. Directory information may include a student’s name, address, telephone number, field of study, dates of attendance, certifications, awards, most recent educational institution attended, e-mail address, class schedule, class roster and photographs. Students who wish to have directory information withheld must notify the Assistant Vice President, Continuing & Professional Studies, in writing within seven days of the first day of your class and request that such information not be released without consent. FERPA affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. For further information please refer to www.brookdalecc.edu/about/ferpa/

Important Information For Patrons With Special NeedsIf you require special accommodations, complete the registration process and then contact Disability Services at 732-224-2730.

For Persons With Special Needs Wishing To Take Our Tour And TalkCPS cannot guarantee accessibility of venues and destinations. Before registering it is the registrant’s responsibility to contact venues to determine their accessibility. We cannot provide personal service. For individuals who request special bus transportation, we cannot guarantee special bus availability. We will inform you of the status of your request in a timely manner.

Cancellation and RefundsWe cancel courses if enrollment minimums are not met. We will contact you via mail, if time allows, or call you by phone.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Refund Policy (excludes training programs, see Center for Career Development website for refund policy for training) A $20 processing fee will be deducted from all refunds. Our refund policy is :

n 14 or more days (2 weeks) before the beginning of a class: 100% refund of full course fee

n 1-13 days before the start of class: 50% refund of full course fee

All refunds will be issued in the form ofa check. Please allow two to four weeks for processing.There are no refunds for trips, ticketed events and specified training programs.

Appeal ProcessOnly under extreme circumstances will partial refund appeals be considered. Registrants must request an appeal in writing stating their reason and providing supporting documentation (doctor’s medical note, accident report, etc) including course name and date. Send to Director of Lifelong Learning, Continuing & Professional Studies, Brookdale Community College, 765 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft 07738. Any refund issued in response to an appeal may be in the form of a gift certificate for use toward another Lifelong Learning activity within a year of issue date.

Don’t Delay – Register today!A course or trip may be canceled due to low registration. You can help that course run by registering at least ten days before it starts.

Helpful hints for online registration:n On line registration is limited to one

individual at a time.n You may register for as many classes as you

would like.n A credit or debit card is required

(MasterCard, Visa, or Discover).n You will need to provide your date of

birth, gender and email. This information is required for identification purposes.

n If you already have a Brookdale Account, you will need your User Name and Password previously mailed to you.

n Don’t know your User Name and/or Password? Do not have a Brookdale Account? You will need to complete a Personal Identification Form. Click on the link under the menu item “New or Returning Brookdale Customer?” “Search, Register and Pay for Continuing Education Courses,” Follow the steps listed.

Sorry – some of our courses are not available online

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5 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

1. Register Online Using WebAdvisor Register from home any time, seven days a week. Visit www.brookdalecc.edu/continuinged and click on the “Register Online” button at the bottom of every page.

2. Telephone Call us at 732-224-2315 Mon-Fri, 8:30 am-4:30 pm.

3. Fax Fax a registration form to 732-224-2664. – Include credit/debit card or purchase order

information.

4. Mail Mail a registration form to: Continuing & Professional Studies Attn: Registration Desk Brookdale Community College 765 Newman Springs Road Lincroft, New Jersey 07738-1543

n Include credit/debit card number or purchase order information.

n Checks should be made payable to: “BCC/CPS.”

5. In Person Visit the Continuing & Professional Studies office, ATeC Building on the Lincroft Campus: Mon-Fri, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Pay by credit/debit card, check or cash. Park in either Lot #5 or #6 closest to the ATeC Building. You may also register with a credit/debit card or check at our locations in Freehold, Neptune, Wall, Long Branch and Hazlet.

Special Accommodations: If you have a documented disability and require special accommodations, complete the registration process and then contact the Disability Services office at 732-224-2730.

Thank you for choosing our programs and trips at Brookdale Community College!

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REGISTRATION FORM

Please check the box if the following are new (within the past 12 months): Home Phone Business Phone Cell Phone Email Address

Name (Last) ________________________________________ (First) __________________________________

Address ___________________________________________________________________________________

City ___________________________________________ State _____________ Zip _____________________

Cell Phone _______________________________ E-mail ___________________________________________

Home Phone _________________________________ Business Phone _______________________________

Social Security # __________________________ Date of Birth ___________________ Gender: Male Female

Please include separate form for each registrant with their name, address and phone number.

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Start Date Time Program/Title Course Code Fee __________________________________________________________________________________________

$__________________________________________________________________________________________

$__________________________________________________________________________________________

$__________________________________________________________________________________________

$__________________________________________________________________________________________

$__________________________________________________________________________________________

$__________________________________________________________________________________________

Charge to my Visa MasterCard Discover

Name As It Appears On Credit Card ______________________________________________________________

Card No. _________________________________________________ Exp Date ___________________________

Authorization Code No. ______________________________________________________________________

Signature ____________________________________________________________________________________

Enclosed is my check, payable to BCC/CPS

(Brookdale Community College/Continuing and Professional Studies)

Mail to: Continuing & Professional Studies, Brookdale Community College, 765 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, NJ 07738-1597.

Please make separate checks for each program.

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