Charlotte County Renaissance Academy Summer 2013 Lectures & Short Courses

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The Renaissance Academy Of Florida Gulf Coast University

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SPECIAL NOTE: News from the FGCU Office of the Controller: For the safety of FGCU

personnel, cash payments will no longer be accepted. All payments for

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you for your understanding.

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IN-PERSON or BY MAIL: Herald Court Centre - See address above

RA in Collier/Lee Counties: In Lee and Collier Counties-To receive the Lee/Collier County

Renaissance Academy catalog, call 239-425-3272 or visit our

website at RegisterRA.fgcu.edu.

John J. Guerra

Director, Continuing Education

The Renaissance Academy

Douglas Coventry

Clerical Assistant

Nancy Staub

Program Assistant

Richard A. Ramos

Publicity Assistant

Paul C. Thornton, Ed.D

Executive Director, Continuing Education and Off Campus Programs

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DIRECTIONS

CONFIRMATION POLICY: Except for Special Programs (course numbers which begin with “SP”) and limited

enrollment courses (as specified herein), please consider yourself confirmed for all courses for which you

register. You will receive confirmation for all “SP” and limited enrollment courses. Early enrollment is strongly

recommended for such courses as they tend to fill quickly. All Renaissance Academy courses are filled on a first-

come, first-served basis.

CANCELLATION POLICY: If a class is canceled, you will be notified by phone and issued a full refund within 30

business days. If you wish to withdraw from a class, please notify the Renaissance Academy at 941-505-0130 no

later than 5:00 pm three (3) business days prior to the first session of the class in order to receive a refund.

Individuals who cancel after the start of the class will not receive a refund. Unless otherwise stated, a fourteen

(14) business day notice is required for refunds on all special programs (SP).

DISABILITY ACCOMMODATIONS: Most Renaissance Academy locations are handicapped-accessible. Please call

the Academy’s office before the start of your first class if you require additional information on handicapped-

accessible parking or wheel chair-accessible restrooms and classrooms.

PARKING at Herald Court Centre is FREE and located in the adjacent easily accessible, lighted parking garage.

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discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, religion, creed, national origin, disability, marital status, disabled veteran status or age.

From the South:

1. Take I-75 N toward Tampa 2. Take the US-17 S exit, Exit 164 toward

Punta Gorda, FL 0.4 mi. 3. Turn left onto US-17 S/Duncan Rd. Continue to

follow US-17S. 2.3 mi. 4. Turn left onto Taylor Road/ CR-765A. 0.0 mi. 5. Turn left onto Herald Ct. 6. 117 Herald Ct. is on the right. or 1. Take US-41 N toward Tampa 2. Turn left at Herald Ct 3. Destination will be on the left

From the North:

1. I-75S to toward Naples 2. Take exit 164 (Punta Gorda/Arcadia) .23 mi. 3. Turn left on Duncan Rd. (US-17 S) .79 mi. 4. Continue on US-17 S 1.32 mi. 5. Turn Left on Taylor Rd. (CR-765A) 249 ft. 6. Turn Left on Herald Ct 367 ft. 7. Arrive at 117 Herald Ct., Punta Gorda, on the right. or 1. Take US-41 S toward Naples 2. Turn left at W Olympia Ave 3. Take the 2nd left onto Taylor St 4. Take the 1st right onto Herald Ct


Tai Chi: “Meditation in Motion” for Better Health $45 Series/$7 per class

The gentle, flowing movements of Tai Chi promote better health, leg strength, and an overall feeling of well-being, according

to the Mayo Clinic. The rhythmic movements and controlled breathing of Tai Chi, or “meditation in motion,” requires

practitioners to live in the present, thereby reducing stress and producing an inner calm. Tai Chi is low impact, reduces blood

pressure, and is especially suitable for older adults. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing, and shoes. Instructor: Ms.

Sharon Fultz

TheatreKids presents 'Living Literature'______________________$15 per session or $5 per class

HC0529 Saturdays, June 1, 8, 15, 22 at 10:00am - 10:30am (4 hours)

Living Literature is a weekly "must" for children of all ages. You won't want to miss Professor Dugglejug and a cast of

StoryTime Characters as they sing, juggle, and read lots of wonderful books for your family. Peter Pan, Harry Potter, Rodger

Dodger - who knows who might show up!? Come join us downtown and find out! $5 per class or $15 for 4-class series.

** All students must be accompanied by at least one parent ** Instructor: Mrs. Laurie Coventry-Payne

June Foreign Film Series_________________________________________$17 Series or $5 per film

HC0535 Tuesdays, June 4, 11, 18, 25 at 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Participants may register for the entire series (HC0535) or for any of the individual films listed below. As always, the series

includes an introduction to each of the films before the viewing and an opportunity for discussion afterwards. Refreshments

will be served. Moderator: Mr. Lee Stein

HC0535-001 “The Girl on the Bridge”(1999)________________________________________

Tuesday, June 4 at 1:00pm–3:00pm

A woman's long history of bad luck starts to change when she puts her life on the line in this romantic drama. Adele

(Vanessa Paradis) is a 22-year-old woman whose life seems to have been a long series of miscalculations. Standing

on a bridge overlooking the Seine one night, contemplating suicide, she's approached by a man named Gabor

(Daniel Auteuil). Gabor announces he's a knife-thrower who needs a new human target for his act. Would Adele be

interested?

HC0535-002 “The Shop on Main Street” (1965)______________________________________


Slovakia during 1942. Tono lives a poor life, but the authorities offer him to take over the Jewish widow Lautman's

little shop for sewing material. She is old and confused and thinks that he is only looking for employment and hires

him. The odd couple begin to like each other. But some time later the authorities decide that the Jews must leave the

city. What should he do with the old lady?

Option #1 – HC0276 (series)

$7 to register by the class

Ongoing Mondays & Wednesdays

12:00pm -1:00pm

WALK-INS WELCOME

Option #2 – HC0300 (series)

$45 to register for 8–class pass

Ongoing Mondays & Wednesdays

12:00pm -1:00pm


HC0535-003 “We Have a Pope” (2012) _____________________________________________


Melville, a cardinal, suddenly finds himself elected as the next Pope. Never the front runner and completely caught

off guard, he panics as he's presented to the faithful in St. Peter's Square. What follows is a marvelous insight into

the concept of a human being existing behind the title of God's representative on Earth.

HC0535-004 “In a Man and a Woman" (1966)______________________________________


A man and a woman meet by accident on a Sunday evening at their children’s boarding school. Slowly they reveal

themselves to each other, finding that each is a widow/widower. Each is slow to reveal anything personal so that

each revelation is hidden by a misperception.

Patterns of Living: Ancient & Modern Middle East_____________________________________$30

HC0526 Tuesday & Thursday, June 4, 6 at 1:30pm – 3:30pm (4 hours)

Long-heralded as the birthplace of civilization, the rich historical and archaeological heritage of the Middle East gives us the

template for the development of civilization and society that carries us into the 21st century. We will explore the

development of humankind via the evolution of its patterns of living. Called "the most noble of societies," the semi-nomadic

lifestyle of the Bedouin is centuries-old, yet faces the challenge of modernity. Low overhead, lots of fresh air,freedom of

movement....sound appealing? In contrast, the notion of city and urban society is entirely different in the West than in the

Mid-East. The Arab city had a mystique all of its own and for good reason. This changed with the colonialism of European

society in the early 19th Century. Instructor: Dr. Steven Derfler

Create Art in Oil, Acrylic or Pastel…Your Choice!_____________________________________$90

HC0532 Thursdays, June 6, 13, 20, 27, July 11, 18, 25 at 1:00pm – 4:00pm (21 hours)

Enjoy a seven week art course with well-known instructor and artist Alberto Cruz. These classes will be of great benefit to all

students regardless of their level of experience. Be it Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced, this course is especially good for

those who wish to develop creativity and improve their painting skills in the medium and style of their choice. Each 3 hour

class will start with 15 minutes of theory (tips and general art guidance). The rest is all painting, having a nice time and

creating beautiful art with one-on-one guidance by the instructor. The 7th class is dedicated to a relaxed and friendly group

critique and interesting creative session. Small class size (max. 8 students per class), so you can work at your pace with lots

of attention from your instructor! Call to register and for materials list. 941-505-0130. Instructor: Mr. Alberto Cruz

Ligonier Connect: Ancient Church History I__________________________________________$45

HC0541 Fridays, June 7, 14, 21, 28 at 2:00pm – 3:30pm (6 hours)

The Christian church possesses a rich history and has inherited doctrine throughout the ages that has allowed it to understand

Scripture better and to worship in greater knowledge and veracity. This course will examine the first 500 years of the church

in order to illuminate the impact of the early church so that the church today might know itself and its God better. Class is

divided into four sections: Introduction, The Expansion of the Church, Defending the Faith, Pioneering Theologian: Origen.

Pre-registration with email is required. Moderator: Mr. Douglas Coventry


Guitar for Beginners_______________________________________________________________$45

HC0540 Fridays, June 7, 14, 21, 28 at 4:00pm – 4:30pm (2 hours)

So you’ve finally taken the leap and decided that you’re going to start to learn how to play guitar – right on! Learning how to

play guitar will give you an incredibly rewarding skill for life, and once you know how to play, you’ll find that having a

guitar is like having good friend and constant companion! The guitar is one of the friendliest instruments around, and it’s

relatively easy to make fun, satisfying sounds pretty quickly. In fact, you can be playing chords and strumming along to some

of your favorite songs within a few days. Class size is limited to allow for one-on-one attention. All ages welcome.

Instructor: Mr. Douglas Coventry

Can You Be A Liberal And A Christian At The Same Time?_____________________________$30

HC0530 Thursdays, June 13, 20, 27 at 1:00pm – 2:30pm (4.5 hours)

A conventional answer would be "Of course!" After all, Liberals and Christians seem to share similar moral goals and

values. As the U.S. continues to embrace liberal ideology in governance, the classroom, workplace, media, and even

religion, many Christians are finding that Liberalism is incompatible with Christian teachings and practice. Regardless of

where you stand, this three-session course will help you sift through these precepts...a valuable aid for clarifying your own

viewpoints. Sharing ideas and open discussion is encouraged. Instructor: Mr. George Wojtkiewicz

Successful Writing & Self-Publishing_________________________________________________$30

HC0533 Thursdays, June 20, 27, July 11, 18 at 10:00am – 11:30am (6 hours)

Do you have a novel or short story in you? Here is an opportunity to learn the craft of writing like a pro. Explore the basics

of writing techniques and mechanics. Published novelist and award-winning writer, Andrea Galabinski, will teach tips on

writing and how to prepare for publishing. Critiquing will be offered in a collegial environment and open discussion is

encouraged. Discover cost-saving proven strategies to self-publishing and learn marketing information. Students are

encouraged to bring writing samples to class for sharing and discussion. Instructor: Ms. Andrea Galabinski

Lunch & Learn: Writing for Newspapers, Magazines, Websites__________________________ $15

HC0536 Thursdays, June 20, 27 at 12:00pm – 1:00pm (2 hours)

Learn over lunch how to effectively write to sell stories or promote your business or organization. Topics include how to

"pitch" to media, establish and be a favorite of media contacts, write a newsletter or write for your website. Award-winning

writer Andrea Galabinski, with over 25 years’ experience in these fields, will offer proven strategies, and address

photography for the media, media relations and more. Bring your brown bag lunch and we will provide the beverages!

Instructor: Ms. Andrea Galabinski

July Foreign Film Series__________________________________________________$21 or $5 each

HC0542 Tuesdays, July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 at 1:00 - 3:00pm (10 hours)

Participants may register for the entire series (HC0542) or for any of the individual films listed below. Enjoy a mix of drama

and comedy from Spain to Sweden. As always, the series includes an introduction to each of the films before the viewing and

an opportunity for discussion afterwards. Refreshments will be served. Moderator: Mr. Lee Stein


HC0542-001 “Volver”(Spain 2006)___________________________________________

Tuesday, July 2 at 1–3pm (2 hours)

In acclaimed filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar's engaging comedy fantasy, a woman revisits her hometown in the La

Mancha region of Spain to resolve problems that she couldn't settle during her lifetime.

HC0542-002 “Good Bye Lenin” (Germany 2003)______________________________________


Alex's mother falls into a coma just as the Berlin Wall is about to come down. But when she wakes up months later,

she's too weak to withstand shock -- so Alex goes to great lengths to keep the truth about her country's reform a

secret. A delightful comedy.

HC0542-003 “The Last Kiss” (Italy 2001) _______________________________________


A wife, a child, a house- it all seems like too much for a guy who's afraid to grow up! But Carlo is not alone. All of

his buddies are suffering their own growing pains and none of them seem ready to settle down without a fight. As

the romantic entanglements tighten, this self-centered group of guys struggles to learn the complicated, age-old

lessons of life and love.

HC0542-004 “The Perfect Crime" (Spain 2004)_______________________________________


Rafael, a top department store salesman with his pick of the comely female staff, thinks he has the perfect life that is

until a rivalry with co-worker Don Antonio, the one salesgirl Rafael has hitherto spurned, comes to his aid but at a

price. This hilarious crime caper nabbed six nominations for Spain's Goya Awards.

HC0542-005 “Cries and Whispers" (Sweden 1972)_____________________________________


The reunion of three sisters (Harriet Andersson, Ingrid Thulin and Liv Ullman), one of whom is dying, leads to

painful revelations and long-suppressed emotions in this drama that would become one of the biggest critical

triumphs of Swedish auteur Ingmar Bergman's career. Among the few foreign language films to be nominated for

the Best Picture Academy Award, the film also won an Oscar for its moody photography.

A Perspective on Aging and Afterwards_______________________________________________$30

HC0538 Tuesdays, July 2, 9, 16 at 10:00am – 12:00pm (6 hours)

Join us in the first trilogy in the Perspective Series. Explore a fresh approach to this idea of “aging.” Discussion will move

from where most of us are now (young old age??), to what we can do to make our current lives richer and more meaningful,

to a consideration of whether or not we’d really want to live forever. Listed below are the discussion topics in this series.

Instructor: Dr. Sharon Whitehill

HC0538-001 Looking Forward to Everything: “We look before and after, and pine for what is not,” wrote the

poet Shelley. Sad, but too often true. We know that we can't change the past, but isn't it wasteful to stress about how

life will end, which only drains joy from the life we live now? Instead, let’s assess what we have, work to change

what we’re able to change, and then look ahead with humor, good will, and even anticipation.


HC0538-002 Mark My Words About Making Your Mark: What do painting, getting published, making movies,

and indulging in graffiti have in common? My answer is this: because we know life is short and that we have only a

limited time here on earth, leaving some visual mark behind is emotionally imperative to all human beings.

HC0538-003 Immortal Longings: Shakespeare's Hamlet craves an escape from the pain in his life but worries

about "what dreams may come" to him during the eternal "sleep of death." What about you? If I offered you an

immortality pill right now, today, would you take it? Before you say yes, let me try to persuade you that living

forever might be more of a curse than a blessing.

Emotions and Money: Understanding the Emotional_Impact____________________________$10

HC0539 Wednesday, July 10 at 10:00am – 11:30am (1.5 hours)

Most of us have some uncomfortable feelings related to money. This workshop looks at why this is so and how to improve

it, so that we feel better, make better decisions and take better actions in dealing with money. Bottom line result is a healthier

you and your finances. Instructor: Dr. Debbie Krider

The Keys to Happiness and Personal Joy ____________________________________________ $15

HC0543 Thursday, July 11 at 1:00pm – 3:00pm (2 hours)

The most popular course in the history of Harvard University shows how a new science of Positive Psychology helps us

understand the elusive state of happiness and gives us the keys for achieving it. Learn psychological techniques to increase

happiness in every area of your life. Instructor: Dr. Alex Crandall

Buddhist Meditation & Karma______________________________________________________$20

HC0537 Wednesdays, July 17, 24 at 10:00am - 11:30am (3 hours)

Vipassana, which means to see things as they really are, is one of India's most ancient techniques of meditation. It was

rediscovered by Gotama Buddha more than 2500 years ago and was taught by him as a universal remedy for universal ills,

i.e. an Art of Living. Vipassana is a way of self-transformation through self-observation. It focuses on the deep

interconnection between mind and body, which can be experienced directly. Instructor: Ms. Vibha Kumar

Creative Writing: Telling Our Stories________________________________________________$35

HC0534 Thursdays, July 25, August 1, 8, 15 at 1:00pm - 3:00pm (8 hours)

Do you have something to say? Are you interested in the writing process? Where do you get your ideas? How do you

establish your writing? This class will provide an opportunity for you to creatively find your own voice. Instructor: Ms.

Linda Labbie-Wein


COMING THIS FALL!

Professional Development

Enrichment Training for TEAM Members

September 17th, 24th

October 1st, 8th, 15th ,22nd

8:30am - 10:00am

Dynamics of Supervision Level I

September 19th, 20th

October 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th

8:30am - 11:30am

PLUS!

additional classes for:

Photography

Spanish Language

Basic and Intermediate iPad

Basic and Intermediate iPhone

Great Decisions in Global Politics

Creative Writing & Poetry

Theatre and Music


South Port Square Course Offerings

These lectures are open to everyone and are offered in the South Port Square Retirement Community in their Town Hall

located at 23033 Westchester Boulevard, Port Charlotte. All lectures are from 9:30 – 11 a.m. usually on the first Thursday

of every month.

Archaeology and the Dead Sea Scrolls $15

SS0065 Thursday, June 4 at 9:30am – 11:00am (1.5 hours)

Share the excitement of the original discovery of the scrolls, and the cloak and dagger exploits of archaeologists to recover

them as part of modern Israel's ancient heritage. Then explore via the media the remains of the scrolls' ancient community. Instructor: Dr. Steven Derfler

KGB – The Most Powerful Clandestine Service in History _____________________$15

SS0067 Thursday, July 11 at 9:30am – 11:00am (1.5 hours)

Opening of secret archives after the fall of Soviet Union uncovered the inner workings of that infamous organization that had

tentacles all over the world. You will learn its history and surprising methods including highly effective psychological

warfare against the West.. Instructor: Dr. Alex Crandall


Renaissance Academy Travel Abroad Programs

Since 2002, the Renaissance Academy has sponsored more than 20 high-end, intimately sized, concierge-style excursions

abroad. Through unique custom itineraries, participants have the opportunity to learn outside the classroom, to visit historic

and cultural sites with outstanding local guides, to experience another culture – its customs, cuisine, language and history –

and to delight in conversation and laughter with fellow travelers who share a love of learning and a sense of adventure. Our

excursions generally include accommodations in four/five star hotels; most meals and gratuities; private English-speaking

guides; deluxe motor coach transportation; and all entrance fees. Register online at https://RegisterRA.fgcu.edu to receive

complete itineraries, cost information and registration forms or call 239-425-3272. Reserve early! Our exclusive excursions

are each limited to 24 travelers.

Legendary Turkey & the Turquoise Coast From $4,392 per person (Land & Air)

SP3039 September 5-19, 2013

15 days

Turkey–where Europe and Asia meet to form “the cradle of civilization”–is yours to discover. Begin in Istanbul, Turkey’s

cultural and spiritual heart. The city astonishes with its legendary Blue Mosque, Hagia Sofia, and Topkapi Palace, one of the

world’s richest museums. Travel south to the WWI battlefield of Gallipoli, ferry across the Dardanelles to Troy, and explore

the wealth of Greco-Roman ruins at ancient Pergamum. Spend a day at Turkey’s classical city of Ephesus. Among its

treasures are the grand Library of Celsus and a 25,000-seat amphitheater. Enjoy lunch in a local village before boarding a

privately chartered gulet yacht. For four splendid days cruise the exquisite Turquoise Coast, relaxing and discovering hidden

sights, quaint fishing villages, and remote ruins. End your journey in the seaside resort Antalya, with a side trip to ancient

Perge. There is an optional 5-day/4-night post-tour extension to Cappadocia and Ankara, Turkey’s capital.

Invitation to Tuscany $3,295 per person (Land Only)

SP3042 September 7-15, 2013

8 days

Tuscany’s vineyards, olive groves and soaring cypress trees provide a setting that soothes the soul, delights the eye and raises

the spirit. Medieval towns and villages, hilltop castles and ancient farmsteads dotting the landscape await discovery in the

most welcoming of climates. The cultural, artistic and architectural treasures of Florence, Siena, Lucca, Pisa, Certaldo,

Bologna, Fiesole and San Gimignano will all be explored. This Tuscany excursion includes seven nights in a four-star

Tuscan villa; most meals (lunches and dinners with wine); English-speaking tour guides; art history and wine lessons; deluxe

motor coach transportation; all entrance fees, and a farewell feast at the private castle of Santa Maria Novella set amidst the

Tuscan countryside.

Paradores & Pousadas: Historic Lodgings of Spain & Portugal From $4,834 pp (Land & Air)

SP3040 September 16-30, 2013

15 days

Stay in distinctive lodgings and experience the rich history of Portugal and Spain during this Iberian sojourn. Beginning in

Lisbon, tour the capital city and take an excursion to the National Palace of Queluz. Travel through picturesque Alentejo, a

region of olive groves, vineyards, and wheat fields, to one of Portugal’s finest pousadas set in a former 15th-century convent.

Cross into Spain and see the ancient, ruin-filled city of Merida, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Cordoba, and Seville

with its marvelous Moorish architecture. Visit Toledo, capital of medieval Spain. In Madrid, tour the Palacio Royal, the

Plaza Mayor, and the world-famous Prado. Extend your tour with an optional stay in Barcelona. Pricing is subject to change

until the final travel brochure is released.

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Instructor Biographies

Alex Crandall, M.D. is a retired psychiatrist with 35 years of experience in therapy, research and teaching.

Linda Coules is currently an investment manager with Edward Jones investments.

Laurie Coventry-Payne is founder and director of the FGCU Herald Court TheatreKids. She has adapted, produced and

directed children's ballets for almost 40 years. She is also the director of the National League of Junior Cotillions in Charlotte

and Lee Counties.

Douglas Coventry performs live acoustic music regularly in the local area. He holds a degree in Theatre and Education from

Appalachian State University.

Steven Derfler, Ph.D. is a Professor of Art History and Archaeology at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls.

Sharon Fultz is a Tai Chi practitioner and has been an instructor since 1995.

Andrea Galabinski is an award-winning writer who has been published nationally for over 30 years. She is a published

novelist with numerous local book signings with her premiere novel.

Debbie Krider, Ph.D. has a Doctorate of Education focused on organizational behavior and management.

Vipha Kumar is very passionate about spirituality and the long-term benefits of meditation. She truly believes that

Meditation can help attain health, peace and success in life. She has taught yoga meditation at schools, hospitals, nursing

homes, and health clubs in India and USA.

Linda Labbie-Wein, Ph.D. is a University of Florida graduate and earned her doctorate in Educational Leadership at

Northern Illinois. She has taught Creative Writing to all ages.

Spencer Pullen currently owns Premiere Graphics in Port Charlotte. He shoots pictures of everything from food for dining

reviews in local magazines to portraits.

Lee Stein learned the love of film from growing up in a family that owned a theater. He is the Executive Director on the

Board of The Charlotte Chorale.

Sharon Whitehill, Ph.D. earned her doctoral degree in Victorian literature, before spending more than 30 years as a

professor of English.

George Wojtkiewicz is a self-described amateur theologian, economist and political scientist.


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