Live Well. Learn On.Wallace State Lifelong Learning Institute

Spring 2019 WaLLi ScheduleWallace State Community College

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The Wallace State Lifelong Learning Institute (WaLLi) is for individuals aged 50 and up and offers a unique learning community that is life-enriching, that provides opportunities to engage with new people, and offers intellectually stimulat-ing events and travel. Each semester there are a wide range of activities scheduled such as cultural events, arts and crafts, movies, day trips, luncheons, lectures, games, a book club,

and events highlighting our local communities. Other offerings may include computer and technology courses, health-related topics and health fairs, competitions and overnight excursions. Use of the Wallace State Wellness Center and gym is also included as a component of the WaLLi program. Courses are taught by volunteers and instructors who share their knowl-edge and passions.

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Table of ContentsAbout WaLLi .................................................. Pages 2-3Activities for Foodies .......................................... Page 7Classes for Crafters, Artists & Cooks ................... Page 5Contact Us .......................................................... Page 3Day Trips ............................................................. Page 6Living Well Series ................................................ Page 4Membership ....................................................... Page 2Other Travel ........................................................ Page 7Registration & Policies ........................................ Page 3Semester-Long Activities .................................... Page 3Senior Adult Scholarship Program ...................... Page 2Technology Classes ............................................. Page 7Wallace State Services ........................................ Page 4Wellness Center Hours ....................................... Page 4

Schedules of activities are posted in the WaLLi class-room in the Wellness Center, Room 111.

NOTE: Course times and dates are subject to change.

MembershipMembership includes (each semester):• Wallace State Wellness Center and gym membership• Unlimited WaLLi courses and activities• Seminars and cultural events at WSCC and from commu-

nity partners including free admission to WSCC music and theatre productions as well as free admission to the Cull-man Community Concert Association events held at WSCC

• Trips, tours, social luncheons, holiday parties, movies and contests

• Small group activities – WaLLi Lunch Bunch, WaLLi Book Club, game days

• Free use and circulation privileges at WSCC Library• Free admission to WSCC-sponsored home athletic events• Access to discounted WSCC services• Free WaLLi t-shirt with one-year membershipWaLLi offers a variety of membership options, giving you the opportunity to choose a level that best fits your lifestyle.

Senior Adult Scholarship ProgramAs stated in the WSCC College Catalog (2016-17, p. 43): “Students meeting institutional admission requirements, who are 60 years of age or older, are eligible for the Senior Adult Scholarship Program, which covers tuition only. The scholarship can be used for transitional and credit courses leading to an associate degree, diplo-ma, or certificate. Courses may also be audited for no college credit or grade. Repeat courses are not eligible. Students must pay fees by the published deadline each semester.”Sample fees, based on the 2016 Tuition and Fee Schedule, as follows (WSCC Catalog 2016-17, p. 28):

1 Credit Hour Course $29 Fees2 Credit Hour Course $58 Fees3 Credit Hour Course $87 Fees

Other requirements may apply. For more information contact the Financial Aid Office – 256.352.8182.

Membership fees: One year program (begins and ends annually in August) ................................ $99 Fall Semester (mid-August through mid-December) ....................................... $40 Spring Semester (January through first week in May) ..................................... $40 Summer Semester (mid-May through mid-August) ......................................... $30

The WaLLi program follows the academic calendar of WSCC. Check the WSCC website or the semester printed schedule for regis-tration dates and for the beginning/ending of classes each term.

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Registration & PoliciesTo allow as many members as possible to participate, the fol-lowing policies are in effect for the WaLLI program:• Only register for activities you plan to attend.• If your plans change, promptly contact the WaLLi Office at

256.352.7818 to withdraw. • Members may register for only one course per any given

day/time slot.• Only participants registered for the activity will receive

communication from the WaLLi Office or instructor.• Health fairs, WSCC programs such as musical and theatre

productions, Cullman Community Concert events, and the WSCC home athletic events do not require registration. Just show your WaLLi membership card at the door for free admission.

• Credit/debit card is the preferred method of payment; however, we do accept cash and checks.

• In order for scheduled classes to be held, there must be a minimum number of ten people registered for the work-shop or activity.

• Activities requiring transportation require a minimum of 30 participants. Registration will remain open until one week prior to the date of the event and, if there are fewer than the required registrants, it will be canceled. Anyone registered will be notified prior to the event.

• For trips, you will not be on the official registration list un-til you complete and submit the required paperwork and

fee (if applicable) for the event. We will not hold seats for anyone without required forms or payment on file.

• Classes and trips will be filled on a first come-first served basis and, once filled, everyone else will be waitlisted. If we reach the required number of participants to make an-other section and are able to secure the instructor again, we will add another section and notify you of the new date and time of the workshop/event. Trips will require 30 people for another bus to be scheduled and will occur on the same day/time.

• Any activities requiring an additional fee must be paid prior to formal registration for the event. No refunds will be issued. If the activity is canceled by the college then participants will be issued a refund. Should a participant need to cancel after the refund date then they may find someone to fill their slot; however, the participant is responsible for any registration fee monetary exchange between them and the substitute.

• Unless otherwise noted in the schedule, all classes are held in the Wellness Center and all buses for the trips load in the Coliseum parking lot.

• In case of inclement weather check local media broad-casts or the Wallace State website for closing or delay announcement. If the college is closed then all activities are canceled.

Need more information or to contact us? WaLLi Office: Wellness Center, Room 111Email: walli@wallacestate.eduPhone: 256.352.7818 or 7842Website: www.wallacestate.edu/WaLLi

The website includes the WaLLi application, schedules, month-ly calendar downloads, registration forms, and travel formsFacebook: www.facebook.com/groups/WSCCWaLLi/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/wscc_walli/Twitter: https://twitter.com/wsccwalli/

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Semester-Long ActivitiesExercise Class M, W, F 8-9 a.m. Wellness CenterVolleyball M, W, F 8-10 a.m. Wellness CenterStretch Class M, W 9:30-10:15 a.m. Wellness Center (class begins Jan. 23)WaLLi Walkers Thursday 8-9 a.m. Coliseum

Book Club Jan. 18, Feb. 15, March 15, April 26 9:30 a.m. WaLLi Classroom (WC111)Game Days Jan. 28, Feb. 25, April 22 Noon WaLLi Classroom (WC111)Movie Days Jan. 30, Feb. 27, April 24 1-3 p.m. AVC TheatreBunco Jan. 14, Feb. 11, March 11, April 8 1 p.m. WaLLi Classroom (WC111)

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SIX WEEKS TO A HEALTHIER YOUMondays, Jan. 7-Feb. 25, 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

Optimal health is different for each of us but there are lifestyle habits, which if improved, can lead us to the best we can be! Come join us and be part of our healthy community for fun and accountability over the next six weeks. You’ll be glad you did! Classes led by Sandy Seibert, Certified Health Coach

Week 1 (Jan. 7): The Habits of Eating Healthy Made SimpleWhat we eat matters but so do some other key things. We’ll talk about some ways to help you know how to choose healthier and we’ll help you calculate how much you should be eating to maintain your weight or lose a few pounds moving forward.Week 2 (Jan. 14): The Habits of WaterGetting in the habit of drinking water can bring a lot of health benefits. Get tips to drink more water to keep hydrat-ed all day long.Week 3 (Jan. 28): The Habits of SleepSleep is nature’s nurse. When we limit its role in our lives, we can’t fully enjoy the benefits that regular, restful sleep provides. We’ll share some great strategies that can help you bring about a more peaceful slumber! ZZZZZZWeek 4 (Feb. 4): The Habits of MovementWe’ll talk about the difference between physical activity and exercise and how you can ramp up and burn more calories during the day just by adding some simple and very doable techniques.Week 5 (Feb. 11): The Habits of Less StressStress does different things to different people. It also does different things at different times to the same person. Learn what you can do to beat stress and curb inflammation with healthy behaviors.Week 6 (Feb. 25): The Habits of a Healthy LifestyleWe are going to take the momentum we’ve started over the past five weeks and look ahead to building even more health habits for 2019.

SELF DEFENSE CLASS FOR WOMENFriday, Jan. 18, 12 p.m.-2:30 p.m.WSCC Cheer Room, Wellness Center

The main focus of this class is to teach you basic skills and what you need to know to survive an attack from someone bigger and stronger than you. The training deals with real life scenarios and everyone trains at a level appropriate for their age and fitness level, and advances at their own pace. Due to the requirements of the training methods, this class is for women only. This class will be physically demanding. Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes. Class is limited to 25 participants.

ESSENTIAL OILS WORKSHOPThursday, Feb. 7, 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

In this course, led by a certified Wellness Advocate, you will

learn about the fundamentals, benefits, and safe usage of a variety of essential oils. Learn about the history of the oils mentioned in the Bible, while exploring those used today for food preparation, beauty treatments and health-care practic-es. Start experiencing your desired benefits by gaining valuable information as how essential oils are right for you! Want to learn how to use essential oils? Join this class for fun and infor-mal learning. Instructor: Libby Ford

CPR AND AED TRAININGTuesday, Feb. 26, 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m.WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, at any time. Instructors from the WSCC Emergency Medical Services de-partment will show us when – and how – to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) and basic CPR techniques that can help you save a life. This is not a certification course for CPR or AED.

HERBS FOR NATURAL BEAUTYMonday, May 6, 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

Learn to prepare your own herbal cleanser and moisturizer using Rosemary Gladstar’s famous recipes.

Living Well Series

Wallace State ServicesBy being a member of WaLLi, participants may take advantage of services offered through WSCC programs including:• Dental Clinic - $30 teeth-cleaning and x-rays,

256.352.8300• Therapeutic Massage Clinic - $20 for 1 hour massage,

256.352.8424• Salon and Spa Management – full range of services,

256.352.7819 (cut, style, color, perm, waxing, manicures and pedicures)

• Automotive Service Technology and Collision Repair – range of services, 256.352.8151 (on vehicles 10 years old or less, cost of supplies plus 20%)

• Agriculture and Horticulture – seasonal plant sales, 256.352.8035

• Alumni Association – join for student rate of $15, 256.352.8071

Wellness Center HoursSpring and Fall Semesters

6:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday and Wednesday6:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday6:45 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., Friday

Summer Semester6:45 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Monday – Thursday6:45 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., Friday

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MAKING A RUGClass A: Tuesday, Jan. 15 , 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Class B: Tuesday, Jan. 31 , 10 a.m.-3 p.m. WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

Raydonna Sims from the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service will show us how to make rugs using cotton material and old sheets. Participants should bring 100% cotton sheets (must be cotton) in colors of choice. You should also bring a sack lunch as you will be working through lunch. You should register for only one of the classes. Each class limited to 10 participants.

PAINTING A SUNSETThursday, Jan. 17, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

Come learn to paint a peaceful sunset. The $10 class fee in-cludes all supplies and materi-als to create your work of art. Class limited to 20 participants. Instructor: Baylee Johnson

VALENTINE COOKIE DECORATING AND RECIPE EXCHANGETuesday, Feb. 12, 1 p.m.-3 p.m.WaLLI Classroom, Wellness Center

Bring three dozen baked cookies and the recipe with you and we will have a tasting and cookie exchange. We will also deco-rate cookies to add to the mix. Leave with a variety of cookies to share with your Valentine as well as new recipes.

WELCOME SPRING ART CLASSESClass A: Wednesday, Feb. 13 , 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Class B: Thursday, Feb. 14 , 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

Let’s get ready to welcome spring and make those winter blues take a backseat! Baylee Johnson of Just Crafting Around will show you how to create door or wall hangings to bring in the season. The $10 fee includes the wooden cutout of your choice, all supplies, instruction, finishing ribbon/bow and hanger. Each class is limited to 20 participants.

KNITTING FOR BEGINNERSTuesday-Wednesday, Feb. 19-20, 12 p.m.-2 p.m. Bevill Building, Room 609

Our instructor will teach us how to knit a great beginner proj-ect – a cowl for those cold days. Participants will need to bring the following supplies: Knitting needle US size 8 [5.0 mm], 16 inch [40 mm] circular needle (suggested is a Chiaogoo needle, bamboo); Scissors; Stitch marker (optional but recommend-ed); small, flexible tape measure; Yarn (any color in a worsted weight). Instructor: Lisa Tarvin

PAINTED CLAY POT WORKSHOPClass A: Wednesday, March 6, 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.Class B: Thursday, March 7, 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m.WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

Bring a clay pot the size you wish to paint and get ready to make beautiful indoor or outdoor containers. The $6 fee includes all supplies except for the clay pot. Each class is limited to 20 participants.

EASTER DÉCOR ART CLASSESClass A: Tuesday, April 16, 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m.Class B: Wednesday, April 17, 1 p.m.-3:30 p.m. WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

One of our favorite crafters, Baylee Johnson of Just Crafting Around, will show you how to create door or wall hangings to bring in the holiday sea-son. The $10 fee includes the wooden cutout of your choice, all supplies, instruction, finishing ribbon/bow and hanger. Each class is limited to 20 participants

Classes for Crafters, Artists and Cooks

Concerts & PerformancesBROADWAY NIGHTS

Thursday, Feb. 14, 7 p.m.Burrow Center for the Fine and Performing Arts

The Wallace State Fine and Performing Arts department presents Broadway hits and favorites. Free – show your WaLLi membership card at the door for admission.

TWIN KENNEDYTuesday, April 2, 7 p.m.Betty Leeth Haynes Auditorium

These twin sisters have found their home in country music. With Carli on vocals and guitar and Julie on vocals and vio-lin, these petite powerhouses will fill your soul with joy and warmth through their seamless harmonies and heartfelt songwriting. This is a Cullman Community Concert Association event but is free to WaLLi members – you must show your WaLLi membership card for admission.

Sporting Events

WaLLi members receive free admission to all college games played at home – just show your card for admission. This does not apply to away games or tournaments/sporting events hosted by other groups (Ex: local and regional high school basketball tournaments). A schedule of games may be found at http://athletics.wallacestate.edu/ under the Schedules tab.

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Day TripsMERCEDES BENZ VISITOR CENTER TOUR

Wednesday, Jan. 23, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.Vance, Tuscaloosa

We will visit the only Mercedes-Benz museum outside of Germany which has several vintage Mercedes vehicles on display. The Visitor Center is an evolving, interactive tour through some of Mercedes-Benz’s greatest innovations and future automotive technological concepts. It includes vehicles ranging from a model of the 1886 Benz Patented Motor Car, recognized as the world’s first car, to the brand new 2016 GLE Coupe SUV. The museum also features iconic, classic Mer-cedes-Benz automobiles, authentic Mercedes-Benz race cars, a Mercedes-Benz “peerless safety” exhibit, and a gift shop. After the tour we head to Tuscaloosa for lunch (at your expense) at The Cypress Inn. This iconic restaurant serves Southern family recipes in a beautiful waterfront setting along the banks of the beautiful Black Warrior River. After lunch there will be a mystery stop before heading back to WSCC. Transportation fee is $5 and the bus will depart from the Coliseum parking lot. Completion of travel forms/waiver is required for this outing. Limited to 52 participants.

LUNCH MATINÉEThursday, Feb. 21, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m.Yesterday’s Events, Athens, Ala.

We travel to Yesterday’s Events venue in Athens, Alabama for lunch and live entertainment. Silvery Moon will perform a Big Band show. The $20 fee includes transportation, lunch, and an hour of live entertainment. The bus will depart from the Coliseum parking lot. Completion of travel forms/waiver is required for this outing. Limited to 52 participants.

CELEBRATING NATIONAL POPCORN DAYFriday, March 8, 10:30 a.m.Kernel Kullman, Cullman, Ala.

At Kernel Kullman in the Cullman Warehouse District, we will sample up to three different flavors of popcorn. As you walk in the door of the shop, to music of the swing era, you will see rows of nostalgic candy, glass bottled soft drinks sitting in ice, homemade fudge, and over 70 delicious flavors of gourmet popcorn. After you have your fill of popcorn you may want to hang around the Warehouse District and visit the unique shops, bakery or have lunch at Mae’s Food Hall. Everyone will meet at Kernel Kullman; transportation is not provided.

AMERICAN HISTORY TRIPWednesday, March 13, 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Columbiana, Montevallo

Due to the popularity of this trip last semester we are offering it again. WaLLi members on the waitlist from November will be offered the opportunity for the first seats and then it will be opened to everyone else. Our journey today takes us to the Karl C. Harrison Museum of George Washington and the Shel-by County Historical Society Museum in Columbiana, AL. The GW museum holds more than 1,000 artifacts from the Wash-ington family and their descendants. Did you know that Shelby County is older than the State of Alabama? We will learn many interesting facts about this area and the state. After these tours we will stop for a buffet lunch (at your expense – around

$8.50) at the University of Montevallo Banquet Hall. We then travel to the American Village in Montevallo. Highlights of the campus include Washington Hall, inspired by George Wash-ington’s beloved Mount Vernon; the Colonial Courthouse; the Colonial Chapel, inspired by one of America’s oldest churches, Bruton Parish Church of Williamsburg, Virginia; and a full-sized replica of the Oval Office, including an exact replica of the Res-olute desk used by most Presidents since Rutherford Hayes. The newest addition to campus is the National Veterans Shrine and Register of Honor, dedicated to the men and women of the United States Armed Forces. Participants will be respon-sible for their lunch and will pay the $9 entry fee at American Village. Please note that you need exactly $9 in cash and that any Veteran is admitted at no charge. Due to museum space, this trip is limited to 50.

DISCOVERING HANCEVILLETuesday, March 19, 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m.Downtown Hanceville

It’s often said we never know what’s in our “backyard”. Hanceville has grown over the past couple of years and offers dining, shopping and unique gift stores. Everyone will park at the Mission Possible Thrift Store and then we will have a guided walking tour of the businesses – antiques, furniture, clothing, a unique barber shop, a gaming facility and more. After the tour you may want to hang around and have lunch at one of the local restaurants including Bulldog Country Cookin’, Southern Mix, Luna’s BBQ or Hancev-ille Drug Store (they have great ice cream and banana splits!).

PICKIN’ AND THRIFTIN’ TRIPTuesday, April 9, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.Jasper

Today we head to the Jasper area to look for antique and thrift store finds. Along the way we will stop for lunch (at your own expense). Transportation fee is $5 and the bus will depart from the Coliseum parking lot. Completion of travel forms/waiver is required for this outing. Limited to 52 participants.

LUNCH MATINÉEThursday, April 18, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m.Yesterday’s Events, Athens, Ala.

We travel to Yesterday’s Events venue in Athens, Alabama for lunch and live entertainment. Replay, an oldies group from De-catur, will be the headliner. The $20 fee includes motorcoach transportation, lunch, and an hour of live entertainment. The bus will depart from the Coliseum parking lot. Completion of travel forms/waiver is required for this outing. Limited to 52 participants.

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Activities for FoodiesWALLI LUNCH BUNCHMeals at your expense, meet at restaurant:

Stone Bridge Farms, CullmanThursday, Jan. 24, 11 a.m.Pop’s Place, Dodge CityWednesday, Feb. 6, 11 a.m.Williams BBQ, CullmanThursday, March 21, 11 a.m.WSCC Culinary Arts CafeteriaWednesday, April 10, 11 a.m.

POTLUCK LUNCHESBring your special dish to share in these delicious lunches. Each one has a theme so try to bring something that would go with those types of foods.

Bailey Center, 12th floor, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.Soups and Sandwiches, Wednesday, Jan. 16Bring your favorite soup, sandwich or dessert to warm us up!An Italian Feast, Tuesday, Feb. 26Who doesn’t love pasta, pizza, spaghetti and all those Italian desserts? Mardi Gras, Tuesday, March 12The day may have been last week but we will continue the celebration! Bring something that you might taste in New Orleans or Mobile.Bring Your Best, Wednesday, May 8Bring whatever you think is your special dish that you make the best. We will register for summer activities at the lun-cheon.

Technology & Other ClassesSMALL ENGINE REPAIR

Tuesdays, Feb, 5, March 5, April 2, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.Jack Hopper Nursery Building

Isn’t it frustrating when you are ready to weed-eat or play lumberjack and your equipment doesn’t work? This three-part workshop will help you learn basic troubleshooting and repairs for small engines (weed eaters, chain saws, lawnmowers, etc.). Class limited to 20 participants. Instructor: Jason Bynum

Getting to Know Your Engine (February 5)We will show you how to decipher an Owner’s Manual, review safety, and learn basic terminology and engine parts. If you have a manual for the equipment you want to repair bring it with you to the class. Troubleshooting (March 5)In this session we will work on determining the issue(s) that require repair, parts and tools needed, and get ready to “tear into something”.Let’s Do This (April 2)Bring a small engine and we will work on it in class. Dress accordingly and bring supplies/parts needed.

USING YOUR IPHONETuesday, Feb. 19, 9 a.m.-10:30 a.m.Bailey Center 511

Bring your iPhone and questions and the instructor will ad-dress them during this session. Instructor: Brian Allen

GUN SAFETY WORKSHOPTuesday, March 12, 8:30 a.m.-11 a.m.WaLLi Classroom, Wellness Center

This class is designed to present the basic knowledge and skills and explains the attitude necessary for the safe handling, cleaning and storing guns in the home. The course will also familiarize participants with safe gun handling procedures and guidelines for storing pistols, rifles, and shotguns in the home.

Other Travel

SPRING FEVER TOUR: FEATURING THE SMOKY MOUNTAIN QUILTFEST

March 19-21, 2019, Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Includes two night’s hotel, four meals, the new Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show, Smoky Mountain QuiltFest, Smoky Mountain Opry, the Island, shopping at the outlet mall, stops at fabric stores and other fun surprises! Reservation deadline is January 25th. For more information: www.wsccalumni.org/quilt19

COLONIAL AMERICA AND THE OUTER BANKS TOURJune 2-9, 2019, Virginia and North Carolina

Featuring transportation, oceanfront hotel in the Outer Banks, 12 meals, Wild Horse Safari, Bodie Island Lighthouse, Roanoke Island, The Lost Colony Dinner Drama, Wright Brothers Muse-um and Kittyhawk, Yorktown, Jamestown, Colonial Williams-burg, a Tavern Dinner and more. Registration deadline is April 1st. For more information go to www.wsccalumni.org/OBX19

The Wallace State Alumni Association has several trips planned for the Fall semester – anyone may join the Association and en-joy discounted travel and member benefits. WaLLi members may join at the student rate of $15 per year.

You may also call the Alumni Office for more information on these trips at 256.352.7842 or 256.352.8071.

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256.352.7803WaLLi@wallacestate.edu

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