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SUMMER 2008 THINK AGAIN

The University of Richmond School of Continuing Studies offers a diverse selection of courses designedto help develop or sharpen professional skills, explore new career interests and enrich personal growth in aninformal, non-competitive environment. Our classes may help you ease your way back into school or test thewaters for further professional or personal development.

We’ve organized the courses in this catalog into sections based on subject matter and provided a detailedlist of all courses in our Table of Contents below.

ArtBeginning Knitting..................................5Beyond Knitting and Purling ..................5Chain Maille - ByzantineSegment Bracelet ..............................5

Introduction to Precious Metal Clay ......5Chain Maille - Celtic Line Bracelet........5

Career DevelopmentWhat Do I Want to Do When IGrow Up?............................................5

Introduction to Advertising andPromotion ..........................................5

Introduction to the Music Business ......6The Analogy of Sales ............................6Introduction to Business Law ................6Successul Direct Mail Programs ..........6Creating Small Groups ..........................6Building Effectiveness in SmallGroups ................................................6

Small Group Strengthening ..................7Pharmacy Technician Program ..............7Certified Wedding Planner ....................7Physical Therapy Aide Program ............7Ballroom Dance Teachers Academy......7You’re On the Air! How to Make it inVoice-Overs ........................................8

Basic Care and Nurture of Your Volun-teers....................................................8

Comprehensive Income TaxPreparation ........................................8

Fundamentals of Real EstateInvesting ............................................8

CLA/CP Exam Prep Course ....................8

Communications &WritingWriting Poetry: The Poetics of Form......9Creative Writing: Poetry ........................9You’ve Got This Great Ideafor a Movie ........................................9

Culinary Arts ProgramTools of the Trade ................................10Chef’s Skills ..........................................10Certified Executive Chef Review ........11Thai Street Food ..................................11Herbs Galore ........................................11Fresh Catch Virginia ............................11Entree Salads ......................................11Explore India Through Food ................11Greek Dinner Party ..............................11Dining Alfresco ....................................11A Summer Evening in Tuscany ............11Fruits of Summer Desserts ..................12Dining Out: The Florida Keys ..............12Soups, Salads and Sandwichesfor Summer ......................................12

Sicily Calling ........................................12American Sushi ....................................12Small Plates Big Flavor ........................13Entertaining Summer Style..................13Globetrottin’ Appetizers ......................13Main Meal and Other Summer Salads13Canning and Preserving theSummer Harvest ..............................13

Summer Seafood Appetizers ..............13Cooking Out Outer Banks-Style ..........13

DanceSocial Dancing 101 ..............................14Swingin’ Summer Series ....................14Ballroom Dance Teachers Academy....14

FilmHollywood Movies Made in Virginia ..14

Financial TopicsComprehensive Income TaxPreparation ......................................15

Fundamentals of Real EstateInvesting ..........................................15

Long Term Care Planning ....................15Complete Financial ManagementWorkshop ........................................15

Foreign LanguageElementary Italian ................................15

Fitness Instructional ProgramsBelly Dancing I......................................16Belly Dancing II ....................................16Body Tone ............................................16Cardio Sculpt ........................................16Circuit Training ....................................16Cycle 101 ..............................................16F.I.T. Fusion............................................17Gentle Yoga ..........................................17Lite N Low ............................................17Lunchtime Pilates and ABS..................17Lunchtime Yoga....................................17Lunch Zumba ........................................17Message Therapy ................................17Personal Training..................................18Personal Training–Buddy Training ......18Pilates and Abs ....................................18Social Dance I ......................................18Social Dance II......................................18Spinning and Abs ................................18Tennis I ................................................18Tennis II ................................................18Yoga-Lates............................................19Yo-Qua (Aqua Yoga) ............................19Zumba and ABS....................................19

Fundraising and PhilanthropyTelling Your Organization’s Story:Fundraising by Word of Mouth –Board & CEOs ..................................20

Grant Writing 101 ................................20Grant Research ....................................21To Get a Big Gift, Think Like a Donor ..21Donor Relations....................................21Major Gifts: The Focus of ExpandingInvestment in Your Organization ....21

From Planned Gifts to a Planned GivingProgram ............................................21

Your Film/Video Projectfor Nonprofits ..................................22

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REGISTERONLINEYou can nowregister online formost of theclasses in thiscatalog.Go online toscs.richmond.edu/thinkagain and findthe course(s) forwhich you’d liketo register.Look for the“RegisterOnline” linkand click it toproceed withyour onlineregistration.

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Think Again is a publication of the Office of Community and Professional Education at the University of Richmond School of Continuing Studies. The contents of thisbulletin represent the most current information available at the time of publication. However, due to the period of time covered by this catalog, it is reasonable to ex-pect changes to be made without prior notice. Therefore, the provisions of this publication are not to be regarded as an irrevocable contract between the Office ofCommunity and Professional Education and the student. Comments and course suggestions are welcome. Please call (804) 289-8133 or e-mail [email protected].

Online Marketing for Nonprofits ........22Integrated Nonprofit MarketingCommunication I: Promotion ..........22

Integrated Nonprofit MarketingCommunication II: Promotion ..........22

HistoryThe Best of Banned Books in Religion 24Richmond History ................................24Two American Civil War Heroes: LivesThat Counted....................................24

Genealogy –Getting Started................24Genealogy on the Web–An Introduction ................................24

Genealogy on the Web–Beyond the Basics............................24

Genealogy on the Web–Advanced Workshop........................25

Home & GardenDavid Pippin Presents Wedding FlowersToday ................................................25

Urban Farming: The Origins and FuturePotential ..........................................25

Introduction to Feng Shui ....................25Summer Celebrations: Cookouts, Luausand Fiestas ......................................25

Party Planning Divas Tell All ................25Beyond Chuck E. Cheese: Children’sParties at Home ..............................25

Interior DecoratingStarting and Building Interior DecoratingBusiness ..........................................26

Lighting Techniques for Your Home ....26Careers in Interior Decorating ............26The Importance of Fabricsin Decorating....................................27

Furniture Styles and Arrangements ....27Pillows, Pillows, Pillows ......................27Perfect Palettes for LuxuryMaster Bedrooms ............................27

Designing & Decorating CommercialSpaces ..............................................27

Calculating Fabric Yardage ..................27Stylish Party Decorating ......................27

Window Fashion Designs ....................27Antiques for Interiors ..........................28Pre-Qualifying the Client......................28Creating an Outdoor Room ..................28Redesign: Redecorate With What YouAlready Have....................................28

Perfect Baths ........................................28Faux Painting Techniqes for YourHome ................................................28

Sketching Rooms and ScaleDrawings ..........................................28

Dream Kitchens....................................28

Landscape DesignIntroduction to Plants ..........................29Landscape Graphics ............................29History of Garden Design ....................29Woody Plants for Summer ..................30Woody Plants Summer Advanced ......30Introduction to Design..........................30Site Analysis ........................................30Construction Methods andMaterials..........................................31

Site Engineering ..................................31Site Design II ........................................31Planting Design I ..................................31Planting Design II ................................31Comprehensive Project ......................31Arboriculture Pruning ..........................32Caring for Woody Plants in DroughtConditions ........................................32

Anatomy of Drafting ............................32

LeisureAdvanced Book Collecting ..................33Introduction to Meditation ..................33

MusicSinging for Self Enjoyment ..................33

Online CoursesCertificate in Web Content Creation ..39Sales Management Strategies andTactics ..............................................39

How to Master Customer Service ......39

Introduction to Medical TranscriptionService..............................................39

Certificate in Technical Writing ..........39Record Management and RetentionPolicy Use ........................................39

Digital Photography I............................40Photoshop CS2: Exploring Photoshop..40Veterinary Assistant ............................40Freight Broker/Agent Training ............40Home Inspection Certificate ................40

Sports and GamesRock Climbing 101................................33Beginning Freshwater Fishing ............33Intermediate Freshwater Fishing ........33Women’s Only Golf 101 ......................34Women’s Only Intermediate Golf ........34Golf 101 with UR Golf Coaches ..........34Honorary Spider Golf Practice ............34Golf for Beginners ................................34Intermediate Golf ................................34

Youth ProgramsAdult-Youth Beginner Golf ..................35Babysitter Training ..............................35Kids Cooking Fun..................................35Taming the Tempest: A ShakespeareCamp for Youth ................................34

Children’s Technology Workshopicamp™ ............................................36

Summer Reading Programs ................38

Trips and Tours............................41

General Information ..................42

Registration Form ......................43

Campus Map ..............................45

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ART

ArtBeginning KnittingJoin this amazing course and learn thetimeless craft of knitting. Knitting hasonce again become the newest andhippest pastime. Learn how to cast on,the difference between a knit and a purlstitch, and how to bind off - all the ba-sics! Create fun scarves that make won-derful gifts for yourself, family andfriends. Information on supplies will bemailed with the course confirmation let-ter. Bring a friend, daughter or motherand enjoy the class together!Dates:Wednesdays, June 4–25Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: ART308.04 Fee: $79Instructor: Karen Levine, certified knitting in-structor, Craft Yarn Council of America

Beyond Knitting and PurlingAre you ready to increase your knittingskills? Move on to the next level afterlearning the basics of knitting. Learnhow to increase and decrease, the cablestitch, yarn overs, pattern reading, and allthe skills to become a complete knitter.For the class project you will make foursquares using the new skills learned inclass. These squares can be used to startan afghan or to make pillow tops. Infor-mation on supplies will be mailed withthe confirmation letter.Dates:Wednesdays, July 2–23Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: ART308.05 Fee: $79Instructor: Karen Levine, certified knitting in-structor, Craft Yarn Council of America

Chain Maille - ByzantineSegment BraceletNEW! Learn the fundamentals of inter-locking jump rings to make a bracelet.This class will focus on the versatileByzantine chain weave. Once mastered,explore various ways to use the Byzantinesegments to create beautiful jewelry! Bythe end of the class, you will be wearing abeautiful sterling silver bracelet that youcreated. All you need to bring to class isgood eyesight and two pair of flat nosedpliers (instructor will have some tools inclass to borrow or purchase). All othermaterials are included in course fee.Dates: Tuesdays, June 17–24Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN: ART308.03 Fee: $119Instructor: Celeste Miller, Certified PMC in-structor, teaches PMC, chain maille, stainedglass and glass mosaics

Introduction to Precious MetalClayNEW!Make your own fine silver jewelryin this fun and unique class. PreciousMetal Clay is a versatile, easy-to-use ma-terial that allows anyone to make theirown beautiful, real silver jewelry in amatter of hours. PMC is a clay-like mate-rial that contains actual silver powder anda non-toxic binding material. Exploreways to mold, texture and layer the PMCto produce 2 - 3 pendants and/or ear-rings. Once the PMC is kiln fired, a .999percent silver piece is produced. Learnvarious finishing techniques includingtumbling, patinas, and simple burnishing.Students need only bring enthusiasm - allmaterials are provided.Dates: Tuesdays, July 8–29Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN: ART308.01 Fee: $169Instructor: Celeste Miller, Certified PMC in-structor, teaches PMC, chain maille, stainedglass and glass mosaics

Chain Maille - Celtic LineBraceletNEW! Learn the fundamentals of inter-locking jump rings to create beautifuljewelry! This class will focus on theCeltic Line chain weave (a beginner chainmaille weave). After three short hours,you’ll walk out of class wearing your newsterling silver bracelet. All you need tobring to class is good eyesight and twopair of flat nosed pliers (instructor willhave some tools in class to borrow orpurchase). All other materials are in-cluded in course fee.Date: Tuesday, August 19Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: ART308.02 Fee: $119Instructor: Celeste Miller, Certified PMC in-structor, teaches PMC, chain maille, stainedglass and glass mosaics

Career DevelopmentWhat Do I Want to DoWhen IGrow Up?NEW! A Life Transition Seminar! Readyto scrap the traditional career? Maybeyou’re ready to retire but want to staychallenged, or maybe you can’t afford tototally kick back. Maybe you are just tiredof the corporate life and want to dosomething more fulfilling. Maybe you’vehad a midlife “awakening” and realize itis time to pursue your passion but youare not quite sure what that is or how toget there. This seminar will help you withall the elements needed to get on theright track - personal goals and vision,skills, likes/dislikes, financial needs,health considerations, and action plan-ning. Come explore these elements withother like-minded people in this power-ful workshop series and you will be wellprepared to shape a future based on wellconsidered choices. CEUs: 0.6Dates: Tuesdays, July 8–22Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN: BUS308.01 Fee: $119Instructor: Don Miller, Career Consultant withmajor outplacement firm; certified 2 Young 2 Re-tire instructor

Introduction to Advertising andPromotionNEW! Review the major components ofthe advertising industry including TheMedia, The Audience, and The Message.Learn about a myriad of practical skillsincluding campaign development andimplementation, copy-writing, layout anddesign, media buying, and other topicsbased on class interest. CEUs: 1.2Dates: Saturdays, May 3–June 14No Class:May 24Time: 10 a.m.–noonCRN: BUS308.08Fee: $199ORDates: Saturdays, June 21–August 2No Class: July 5Time: 10 a.m.–noonCRN: BUS308.09Fee: $199Instructor: Jeff Resnick, Professor of Music andAdvertising, National advertising syndicator,media consultant, media writer, magazine jour-nalist, newspaper publisher, performing musi-cian, published composer/arranger, andpublished author.

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Introduction to the MusicBusinessNEW! Explore the various areas and ca-reers within the music industry, includingperforming, composing/arranging,recording, producing, marketing, man-agement, publishing, music products,and other topics based on class interest.Dates: Saturdays, May 3–June 14No Class:May 24Time: 1–3 p.m. CEUs: 1.2CRN: BUS308.10 Fee: $199ORDates: Saturdays, June 21–August 2No Class: July 5Time: 1–3 p.m. CEUs: 1.2CRN: BUS308.11 Fee: $199Instructor: Jeff Resnick, Professor of Music andAdvertising, National advertising syndicator,media consultant, media writer, magazine jour-nalist, newspaper publisher, performing musi-cian, published composer/arranger, andpublished author.

The Analogy of SalesNEW! How can a squirrel help you makeyour sales number? Can the card gameGo Fish help make every presentation asuccess? Sales is the art of communica-tion and the ability to control the fourcomponents of the sales cycle. Each ofthese components (customer, product,salesperson, and time) are interdepend-ent to win the deal, but independentthroughout the course of the sales cycle.Designed for both new and seasonedsales professionals, this class will breakdown each component and providesound and strategic approaches usingsome everyday analogies to reinforceyour primary sales objective. Studentsshould purchase the textbook The Anal-ogy of Sales, ISBN 0-595-34942-0 priorto the first class (approximately $18).Dates: Tuesdays, May 6–June 10No Class:May 27Time: 7–8:30 p.m. CEUs: 0.8CRN: BUS308.02 Fee: $139Instructor: Steven Emerson, Regional SalesManager for General Electric Heathcare; VicePresident of Sales and Marketing for EmersonTennis; Sales and Marketing Consultant to Wil-son Sporting Goods; Inventor/patent holder forthe Tennis Wand

Introduction to Business LawNEW! Explore the legal environment ofbusiness in the United States. Develop abasic understanding of various areas oflaw including contract law, consumer law,employment law, internet law, interna-tional law, anti-trust law, and governmentregulations. Discuss and debate legalconcepts introduced in the text and incases assigned by the instructor. Caseswill be drawn from both state and federalcourts. Students will purchase the text-book, Business Law Today, from the in-structor on the first night of class ($50).Dates:Mondays and Wednesdays,May 12–July 21No Class:May 26Time: 6–8:30 p.m. CEUs: 6.0CRN: BUS308.06 Fee: $399Instructor: Jim Maxwell, Peoples IncomeTax, Inc.

Successul Direct Mail ProgramsNEW! This hands-on course covers allphases of a successful direct mail pro-gram. Discover how to prepare the list,copy and package. Learn the fundamen-tals of what to do to get greater responseas well as higher donations or sales. Theinstructor will also evaluate the market-ing programs you have and make sugges-tions to improve these programs.Dates:Wednesdays, May 14–21Time: 6–8:30 p.m. CEUs: 0.5CRN: BUS308.03 Fee: $129ORDates: Thursdays, July 17–24Time: 6–8:30 p.m. CEUs: 0.5CRN: BUS308.04 Fee: $129Instructor:Michael DeNoia, CIO/CFW,MCL Direct Marketing, Inc.

Creating Small GroupsNEW! This Christian-based program fo-cuses on blending contemporary grouptheory with Biblical references. The goalof this first course of three is to armparticipants with an understanding ofvital concepts such as Roles and Char-ters, Communication, Hidden Agendasand Power, and Behavior in the HelpingRelationship. Upon completion of thiscourse, participants will know whatbuilds strong teams and will be able toapply these concepts to their own groupsand teams. CEUs: 0.4Note: This is an instructor-led onlinecourse, and does not meet in a tradi-tional classroom setting. Studentsmust have computer and internet ac-cess to participate in the class andactivities.Dates:May 5–30 CEUs: 0.4CRN: BUS308.13 Fee: $99ORDates: June 2–27 CEUs: 0.4CRN: BUS308.14 Fee: $99ORDates: July 7–August 1 CEUs: 0.4CRN: BUS308.15 Fee: $99Instructor: Scott Rohlwing, MBA

Building Effectiveness in SmallGroupsNEW! This Christian-based program fo-cuses on blending contemporary grouptheory with Biblical references. The goalof this second course of three is to armparticipants with an understanding ofhigher level concepts such as ConflictManagement, the Abilene Paradox andGroupthink, and Creativity and Brain-storming. Upon completion of thiscourse, participants will know what fac-tors affect teams and will be able to buildeffectiveness within their own groupsand teams.Note: This is an instructor-led onlinecourse, and does not meet in a tradi-tional classroom setting. Studentsmust have computer and internet ac-cess to participate in the class and ac-tivities.Dates: June 2–27 CEUs: 0.4CRN: BUS308.16 Fee: $99ORDates: July 7–August 1 CEUs: 0.4CRN: BUS308.17 Fee: $99Instructor: Scott Rohlwing, MBA

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Small Group StrengtheningNEW! This Christian-based program fo-cuses on blending contemporary grouptheory with Biblical references. The goalof this third course of three is to armparticipants with an understanding ofhigher level concepts such as problemsolving, decision making, group evalua-tion, and Emotional Intelligence. Uponcompletion of this course, participantswill learn advanced concepts on teamsand be able to apply these concepts tostrengthen their own groups and teams.Note: This is an instructor-led onlinecourse, and does not meet in a tradi-tional classroom setting. Studentsmust have computer and internet ac-cess to participate in the class andactivities.Dates: July 7–August 1 CEUs: 0.4CRN: BUS308.18 Fee: $99Instructor: Scott Rohlwing, MBA

Pharmacy Technician ProgramNEW! This comprehensive 50-hourcourse will prepare you to enter thepharmacy field and to take the PharmacyTechnician Certification Board’s PTCBexam. Technicians work in hospitals,home infusion pharmacies, communitypharmacies and other health care settings- working under the supervision of aregistered pharmacist. Study medical ter-minology specific to the pharmacy, readand interpret prescriptions and definedrugs by generic and brand names. Learndosage calculations, I.V. flow rates, drugcompounding, dose conversions, dis-pensing of prescriptions, inventory con-trol, and billing and reimbursement.Course fee includes all textbooks andmaterials.Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 20–July 8Time: 6–9:30 p.m. CEUs: 5.0CRN:MED308.01 Fee: $999Instructor: TBA

Certified Wedding PlannerThis 40 hour course explores planning,coordinating and directing weddings aswell as a study of business structure,documentation information, contracts,how to work with vendors, marketingand how to work with prospective bridesand grooms. Fee includes workbooks,CD’s, testing and national certificationfrom the Wedding Planning Institute.CEUs: 4.0Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays,June 3–August 7Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: BUS308.12 Fee: $759Instructor: Shannon Pollard, Certified Instructor,Wedding Planning Institute

Physical Therapy Aide ProgramNEW! This comprehensive 50-hourPhysical Therapy Aide Program preparesyou for the growing field of PhysicalTherapy. The Physical Therapy Aide isgenerally responsible for carrying out thenon-technical duties of physical therapy,such as preparing treatment areas, order-ing devices and supplies, and transport-ing patients working under the directionof the physical therapist. These workersassist physical therapists in providingservices that help improve mobility, re-lieve pain, and prevent or limit perma-nent physical disabilities of patientssuffering from injuries or diseases. Physi-cal Therapy Aides may be employed innursing homes, hospitals, sports rehabili-tation centers, and some orthopedic clin-ics. Course fee includes all textbooksand materials. Note: This program doesnot include a national or state certifica-tion as part of its overall objectives.CEUs: 5.0Dates:Mondays and Wednesdays,June 9–August 13Time: 6–8:30 p.m.CRN:MED308.02 Fee: $999Instructor: TBA

Ballroom Dance TeachersAcademyNEW! The Ballroom Dance TeachersAcademy is a formal vocational programthat offers professional training to aspir-ing ballroom dance teachers. We willtrain you to become a dance teacher, pre-pare you for professional certificationexams, and teach you how to maximizeyour career in the ballroom dance world.Teaching ballroom dance is a career op-tion for anyone - no prior dance experi-ence is required. In this course you willlearn how to dance as both Leader andFollower, technical elements of alldances, musical elements of all dances,how to teach private and group classes,and how to prepare for national certifica-tion. The entire 16-month program cov-ers the 17 dances of the DVIDA (DanceVision) syllabus for Smooth, Rhythmand Nightclub dances. The program isdivided into four quarters which can betaken in any order. The current quarterbeing offered this summer is Rhythm II(Mambo, Meregue, Samba and WestCoast Swing). You do NOT need tocomplete the Rhythm I quarter prior toenrolling in Rhythm II.Requirements: Students must purchasedance shoes prior to the second class.Students enrolled in the class receive a10% discount if they purchase shoesfrom Simply Ballroom. Students mustpurchase the Trainee Binder from the in-structor on the first night of class ($75).Students must also purchase DVIDAAmerican Style Rhythm Bronze Manual(item number MARB04 available onlinefrom www.dancevision.com) prior to thefirst class (approximately $69).Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays,May 13– August 28Time: 5:30–7:30 p.m. CEUs: 6.4CRN: DAN308.03 Fee: $1,580Instructor: Veronica Braun, Associate, NorthAmerican Dance Teacher’s Association, Memberof National Dance Council of America, Instructorat Simply Ballroom

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You’re On the Air! How to Makeit in Voice-OversVoice-overs are hot today! You don’thave to be an actor to get voice-overwork. With notable talents such as JamesEarl Jones, Linda Hunt and DonaldSutherland lending their voices to com-mercials, films and videos, one wouldthink it would be next to impossible tobreak into this field…not so! You’lllearn about an exciting new way to getaround the competition and actually turnvoice-overs into a thriving full or part-time business! Our instructor will discussthe voice-over business as a whole, thenumerous opportunities, the incredibleincome potential, and the all-importantdemo and how to have it produced.You’ll step up to the microphone and dosome practice recording, and best of all,you’ll hear the results!Date:Monday, June 23Time: 7–9 p.m. CEUs: 0.2CRN: BUS308.07 Fee: $69Instructor: Heather Costa, American Society ofComposers, Authors and Publishers. Ms. Costahas recorded numerous radio and televisioncommercials, Web site narratives, and trainingand educational videos.

Basic Care and Nurture of YourVolunteersNEW! Volunteer organizations come inall types and sizes - church groups,PTAs, Scouts, sports and music boosters,special interest clubs, and so many more.The volunteers charged with keepingthese groups running also come in allshapes and sizes with all levels of experi-ence and skill. If you want to feel morecomfortable as a leader of volunteers,this is the place to learn many tips ontopics pertinent to your task: getting or-ganized, recruiting, training and motivat-ing volunteers, running effectivemeetings, fundraising, special events, andhow to survive your tenure withoutpulling your hair out!Dates: Thursdays, August 14–21Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN: HOM308.08 Fee: $59Instructor: Leigh Crank Perry, event and partyplanner, volunteer coordinator

Comprehensive Income TaxPreparationThis 60-hour course provides a solidfoundation in individual income taxpreparation, enabling you to complete allof the standard returns. There are no en-trance requirements. With this knowl-edge, you can earn extra money as a taxprofessional. Learn the majority of taxforms needed to fill out tax returns foryourself and the general public. Acquirethe knowledge and skills necessary tocomplete federal income tax returns andresearch tax issues. Because “practicemakes perfect”, the course requires atleast two tax returns prepared for mostlessons, one of which will be done as aclass project and one of which will becompleted individually and submitted toyour instructor. The course will also in-clude information and exercises on inter-view techniques.Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays,May 13–July 17Time: 6–8:30 p.m. CEUs: 6.0CRN: BUS308.05 Fee: $399Instructor: Jim Maxwell, Peoples IncomeTax, Inc.

Fundamentals of Real EstateInvestingThis course will interest anyone whowishes to invest in income-producingproperty and wants a basic understand-ing of the skills required to become asuccessful real estate investor. Topics in-clude property selection, goal setting,how to read credit reports, tenant selec-tion, sources of income, and why choos-ing real estate is a smart investmentchoice. There will also be an in-depthanalysis of tax-free exchanges and dis-cussions of various internet sites. Hand-outs will include sample leases,applications, premise reports and exam-ples of proper record keeping.Date: Saturday, May 17Time: 9 a.m.–1 p.m. CEUs: 0.4CRN: FIN308.03 Fee: $99ORDate: Friday, July 25Time: 6–10 p.m. CEUs: 0.4CRN: FIN308.04 Fee: $99Instructor: R. Michael Vandeweghe, LicensedReal Estate Broker and Instructor

CLA / CP Exam Prep CourseNEW! This in-depth prep course for theCLA / CP Examination is taught overthree consecutive Saturdays. The Na-tional Association of Legal Assistants(NALA) offers a voluntary, two-daycomprehensive examination, based onfederal law and procedure, to measure aparalegal’s legal knowledge. Successfulcompletion of the exam earns a paralegalthe CLA (Certified Legal Assistant) orCP (Certified Paralegal) national creden-tial. This 3-day intensive CLA / CP Re-view Course offers a review of the basicknowledge area of the exam, tips forpreparing the exam, organizing studygroups, and test taking strategies. Exami-nation subjects include: Communica-tions, Ethics, Legal Research, Judgmentand Analytical Ability, and SubstantiveLaw. The Substantive Law section con-sistes of five mini-examinations coveringthe American Legal System and four ofthe following areas as selected by exami-nees: Administrative Law, Bankruptcy,Business Organizations/ Corporations,Contracts, Family Law, Criminal Law andProcedure, Litigation, Probate and EstatePlanning, and Real Estate. The coursefee does not include the cost of theexam or textbooks.Dates: Saturdays, September 13–27Time: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.CRN: LAW108.01 Fee: $250Instructor: Virginia Butler, CLA, seven years ex-perience as a practicing paralegal, RichmondParalegal Association

ScholarshipAssistanceScholarship assistance may beavailable through “Learning forLife”, for women taking a non-credit class in professionaldevelopment or a certificateprogram such as the CulinaryArts Program. ContactStephanie Bowlin, ProgramCoordinator, at [email protected] or (804) 287-6331for scholarship informationand application.

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Communications &WritingWriting Poetry: The Poeticsof FormNEW! Of all aspects of poetry, form isarguably the most misunderstood. Thiscourse will concentrate on four dimen-sions of poetry: line, structure, tradition,and relation. Through a series of read-ings, writing exercises, and class work-shops, your understanding of poeticform will broaden and go beyond anysuperficial positions. Students shouldpurchase The Triggering Town: Lecturesand Essays on Poetry and Writing, byRichard Hugo, prior to the first class.Dates: Tuesdays, May 6–June 3No Class:May 20Time: 6–8 p.m. CEUs: 0.8CRN: ENG308.08 Fee: $99ORDates: Tuesdays, June 10–July 1Time: 6–8 p.m. CEUs: 0.8CRN: ENG308.09 Fee: $99ORDates: Tuesdays, July 8–29Time: 6–8 p.m. CEUs: 0.8CRN: ENG308.10 Fee: $99Instructor: Christian Horlick, MFA in creativewriting; published author and poet

Creative Writing: PoetryExplore the process of writing poetry byunderstanding how ideas are generatedand translated into poetic form. How dowe get these ideas and then what do wedo with them? Read selections of poemsto broaden your perspective and enhanceyour own poems. Weekly poems will bewritten, evaluated and edited in class. Bythe end of the course you will have aportfolio of poems in progress with theskills to revise them, as well as theknowledge on how to get the good onespublished. Students should purchaseThe Triggering Town: Lectures and Es-says on Poetry and Writing, by RichardHugo, prior to the first class. CEUs: 0.8Dates: Thursdays, May 8–June 5No Class:May 22Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: ENG308.04 Fee: $99ORDates: Thursdays, June 12–July 3Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: ENG308.06 Fee: $99ORDates: Thursdays, July 10–31Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: ENG308.07 Fee: $99Instructor: Christian Horlick, MFA in creativewriting; published author and poet

You’ve Got This Great Idea for aMovie...NEW! You’re about to write your firstscreenplay, or better yet you’ve actuallywritten your first screenplay! You pitchyour idea. You send query letters toagents...and nothing happens. Why? Findout from a former Writer’s Guild Liter-ary Agent with years of experience,pitching and working with major studios,star production companies and LA andNY producers. Learn ways to make yourstory more appealing so that industrypeople want to read it.Class Requirement: Students will need tobring in a one paragraph log line to pitchtheir screenplay, along with a three pagesingle spaced synopsis of their screen-play. Page 1 should equal the first act,page 2 should be the second act, andpage 3 should equal the third act. Maincharacters’ names introduced in the syn-opsis should be in all caps. This is an ex-cellent way for a writer to better grasptheir story and to see problems in thescript that may stop people from readingit even before you write it! Personal at-tention will be given to each studentfrom the instructor. Creative feedbackfrom other students is also encouragedto help the writer. CEUs: 0.4Date: Saturday, September 6Time: 9 a.m.–1 p.m.CRN: ENG308.03 Fee: $69Instructor: Helene Wagner, screenwriter,Founder/Director of Virginia Screenwriter’sForum, Owner/Director of Virginia Film Tours

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Culinary Arts ProgramThe Culinary Arts Program (CAP) is an exciting hands-on series of food prepara-tion classes designed for home cooks with a variety of experience looking to ex-pand their culinary knowledge.CAP students learn skills and cooking techniques from local food experts. We’llteach you everything from basic kitchen safety to the preparation of a multi-course meal. Plus you’ll have the opportunity to explore a variety of cuisine andfood topics including regional specialties, breads, desserts, ethnic cooking andmore.If you’re really serious about cooking, enroll in the CAP Certificate. It’s a 42-hourprogram that includes five core courses, three electives (topics change each semes-ter), and a Certified Executive Chef Review course.Once you have obtained your CAP Certificate, you’ll be eligible to participate inour Advanced Special Series. This special series of classes is designed specificallyfor students who have completed our CAP Certificate and want to continue tolearn and expand their knowledge. Each Special Series will focus on a type ofcuisine or food topic and will meet for multiple sessions. Series topics will changeeach semester so you will always find something new to learn!

Certificate Eligibility and GraduationIn order to receive the certificate, you must attend and successfully complete 42hours of the program. Prior to completing your final class, Certified ExecutiveChef Review, you will be required to fill out the Graduation Application and paythe $75 fee. After completing the C.E.C. Review, you will be eligible to graduate.A CAP Graduation ceremony will be held to honor students. This reception isopen to all graduates, and their family and friends. Graduates receive a CulinaryArts Program Certificate, apron and cookbook. The ceremony is held each year inmonth of June.

Scholarship AssistanceScholarship assistance may be available through “Learning for Life”, for womentaking a non-credit class in professional development or a certificate program suchas the Culinary Arts Program . Contact Stephanie Bowlin, Program Coordinator,at [email protected] or (804) 287-6331 for scholarship information andapplication.



Culinary Arts ProgramTools of the Trade (Core)This introductory course explores, indepth, cooking equipment and its properuse. Learn about everything from pots,pans, and knives to choosing the rightsalt. Work on knife skills and begin ex-ploring basic cooking techniques likestock-making, frying and pan-searing.CAP Core.Dates:Wednesday and Thursday, May 14–15Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.16 Fee: $169ORDates:Wednesday and Thursday, June 4–5Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.17 Fee: $169Instructor:Martin Gravely, chef, food writer forRichmond Magazine, owner of Personal CulinaryServices, LLC

Chef’s Skills (Core)This course, designed as a continuationof Tools of the Trade, allows you to gainfurther hands-on experience with cook-ing equipment and to work toward agreater understanding of basic, building-block cooking techniques such as broil-ing, emulsifying and poaching. CAPCore. Pre-requisite: Tools of the TradeDates: Tuesday and Thursday, July 15–17Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.14 Fee: $169ORDates:Wednesday and Thursday, July 30–31Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.15 Fee: $169Instructor:Martin Gravely, chef, food writer forRichmond Magazine, owner of Personal CulinaryServices, LLC

Sabot CulinaryAll hands-on and participatory

courses are hosted at Sabot Culinary.Sabot Culinary

1110 Westbriar Drive(804) 750-2290

Tuckahoe Village MerchantsSquare Shopping Centerwww.sabotculinary.com

Chef Martin Gravely and CAP student Alicia Ganges.

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Certified Executive Chef Review(Core)This is your time to show off your culi-nary skills, cooking techniques and theknowledge you have gained during yourprior 39 hours or more in the CulinaryArts Program. Cooking teams will beformed to prepare a meal that is pre-sented to the certified executive chef in-structor for sampling. The chef willconclude this class with a critique ofeach team on all areas of food prepara-tion. CAP Core.Pre-requisites: Tools of the Trade, Chef ’sSkills, Herbs and Spices, Stocks andSauces, Putting It All Together, and com-pletion of at least 3 elective courses. Stu-dent must submit GraduationApplication and fee along with the regis-tration for this class. All pre-requisitesmust be completed prior to the classdate. Contact Stephanie Bowlin([email protected] or 287-6331)for a Graduation Application.Date:Wednesday, May 7Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.01 Fee: $99ORDate: Tuesday, May 13Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.02 Fee: $99ORDate: Tuesday, May 20Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.03 Fee: $99Instructor: Glen Pruden, C.E.C., Executive Chef,University of Richmond

Thai Street FoodSome of the best food in Thailand canbe purchased from stalls and carts righton the sidewalk. Street vendors are ubiq-uitous in Thailand, and they satiateeveryone at all times of the day andnight. Use the recipes from Thailand’sstreets for entertaining as hors d’ouevresor for light summer dining.Date: Thursday, May 1Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.20 Fee: $89Instructor: Alexia Miles, chef

Herbs GaloreFresh herbs have become the norm intoday’s cooking. Learn how to grow anduse these flavor enhancers. Prepare andtaste recipes with favorite herbs as wellas recipes using some unusual herbs.Add some zip to your cooking with theaddition of fresh herbs.Date:Monday, May 5Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.25 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary expert, localtelevision and radio personality, cookbook author

Fresh Catch VirginiaSummer is here and the time is right foreating fresh seafood! But what is fresh,what is local, and how do you tell the dif-ference? Join Dave Booth and see what’sbeing caught locally, how to find it andpick it out, and what to do with it onceyou have it! The best fish is fresh fish.After this class you’ll know how to get itand prepare it.Date:Monday, May 19Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.07 Fee: $89Instructor: David Booth, personal chef and culi-nary instructor

Entree SaladsWow your family and friends with won-derful restaurant-style entrée salads! Eachsalad is served with freshly produceddressings that make each salad unique.Use a variety of ingredients to create sal-ads that are a meal by themselves!Date: Tuesday, May 27Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.05 Fee: $89Instructor: Glen Pruden, C.E.C., Executive Chef,University of Richmond

Explore India Through FoodNorthern Indian food is very differentfrom southern Indian food. Learn tomake some dishes from both regions.Visit the state of Rajasthan in the north,and learn to make dosa (rice crepes)from the south. Explore the variety ofdishes from this wonderful country.Date:Wednesday, May 28Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.30 Fee: $89Instructor: Asha Doshi, Partner, Mom’s CookingInstitute and More, LLC

Greek Dinner PartyThis evening promises to be full of funand learning as we explore Greek cook-ing and prepare a multi-course feast idealfor throwing a dinner party at home!Date: Thursday, May 29Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.13 Fee: $89Instructor:Martin Gravely, chef, food writer forRichmond Magazine, owner of Personal CulinaryServices, LLC

Dining AlfrescoIs your outdoor dining the same old,same old? Learn some new ideas andrecipes for alfresco dining. Whether thedining is for a picnic or tailgate gather-ing, or just supper in the backyard - giveit some zip and zing! Make alfresco din-ing a delightful experience - one you andyour guests will fondly remember.Date:Monday, June 2Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.23 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary expert, localtelevision and radio personality, cookbook author

A Summer Evening in TuscanyLove Italian food? Can’t get to Italy andTuscany this summer? Join us for anevening of cooking from the Tuscany re-gion. Tuscan cuisine is said to go backthousands of years, and today still setsthe standards of food preparation forwhich other Italian areas strive. Prepareand taste some culinary specialties fromthe heartland of Italy. Learn about foodsand wines that will delight your palate andleave you wanting more. Bon Appetito!Date:Monday, June 9Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.26 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary expert, localtelevision and radio personality, cookbook author



Dining Out: The Florida KeysLong known as the destination for sunseekers and sportsmen, the Florida Keyshave also been a secret spot for lovers offine food. With its bountiful seafoodchoices and tropical climate, the Keysprovide a wide array of culinary delights.Come spend the night preparing foodsthat are native to that region, and create ameal reminiscent of a warm summernight in Key West.Date:Wednesday, June 11Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.08 Fee: $89Instructor: David Booth, personal chef and culi-nary instructor

Soups, Salads and Sandwichesfor SummerCold soup? Yes, it’s very refreshing dur-ing the hot summer months! Join us tomake some soups and salads using dif-ferent vegetables, crunchy noodles, andspicy and sweet salad dressings. Makesome easy sandwiches to serve at thepool party or picnic. They are healthy,easy, and your guests will love them!Date: Thursday, June 12Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.29 Fee: $89Instructor: Asha Doshi, Partner, Mom’s CookingInstitute and More, LLC

Sicily CallingThe cuisine of Sicily is quite differentthan any other Italian region. It is influ-enced by the foods and customs of themany conquerors that invaded the isle.Blend the foreign influences with the cli-mate, add simple, peasant ingredients, in-cluding the availability of fresh fish andseafood, and fresh harvest from the gar-den - and you have the Sicilian cuisine!Come join us for a sampling of dishesfound in Sicily. Also learn some of thehistory and customs of this tantalizingMediterranean island. Your taste budswill be thoroughly satiated!Date:Monday, June 16Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.28 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary expert, localtelevision and radio personality, cookbook author

American SushiSushi, American style? Learn how tomake proper sushi rice. So you don’t likenori? No problem! We will use all kindsof items you like instead. This will be afun, informative and hands-on class.Date: Tuesday, June 17Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.18 Fee: $89Instructor: Glen Pruden, C.E.C., Executive Chef,University of Richmond

Fruits of Summer DessertsCrisps, buckles, cobblers, and short-breads are American baking at its best.Learn to use luscious fruits of summerto make wonderful desserts to delightyour friends and family. These recipes aregreat for making ahead and transportingto picnics.Date: Tuesday, June 10Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.21 Fee: $89Instructor: Alexia Miles, chef

An Italian Gastronomic Adventure with Chef Glen PrudenNovember 6 – 13, 2008The first three nights of this seven-night trip will be based in Bologna, the food capital of Italy.This university town is rich in history and tradition, as well as many scenic markets and excellentrestaurants. Visit the Civic Museum for Ancient Art, and the new Modern Museum of Art“MAMbo”. A walking tour of Bologna and tours to Parma and Modena will also be available.

Two cooking classes will be included with visits to local markets and the chance to enjoy all youhave prepared. Learn the philosophy of Italian cuisine, where olive oil is the secret ingredient forpreparing tasty traditional dishes. We have chosen November for it’s crisp, clear days, and forthe opportunity to experience the olive harvest and taste the freshest of fresh olive oil.

Siena, one of the best preserve medieval cities, will be your home for the last four nights. In theheart of Tuscany, it is an excellent base for the assortment of day excursions: full day visit to theCinque Terre on the Ligurian Coast; the Annual Truffle Festival in San Miniato; Tuscan wine toursand tastings; and a private train trip through the Tuscan hills, on to the St. Antimo Abbey, andthen to a local winery complimented by lunch in an authentic wine cellar.

Included in this customized tour will be:

• 7 nights accommodations in 3 – 4 star charming hotels or palazzos

• 6 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches and 3 Dinners

• Walking tours of Bologna and Siena

• Two cooking classes

• Wine Tasting Tour

• Truffle Festival

• Excursions as noted in final itinerary

• Transportation within Italy

• Hotel taxes and service charges

• Gratuities for all tour inclusives

Space is limited to 11 students, plus Chef Glen Pruden.

Approximate price per person based on double occupancy: $4,000

Single Supplement: $900

Airfare is additional.

For a complete itinerary, or to sign up for this adventure, please contact Stephanie Bowlin at(804) 287-6331 or [email protected].

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Canning and Preserving theSummer HarvestAh... the summer harvest of lusciousfresh fruits and vegetables. Would youlike to make some jams, jellies, and pre-serves? Perhaps some good crisp home-made pickles? Or, how about preparingchili sauce, a spicy chutney, or peach but-ter? Come learn the do’s and don’ts ofcanning and preserving, and how easythe preparation is! There is nothing asspecial as something homemade.Date:Monday, July 21Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.27 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary expert, localtelevision and radio personality, cookbook author

Summer Seafood AppetizersDuring the dog days of summer, peo-ple’s tastes turn to lighter fare that won’tbog them down or overheat theirkitchens. Explore some of the methodsand flavors that can be used to createawesome seafood appetizers. See howoutdoor cooking, pre-cooking, andchilled foods can be utilized to createtantelizing first-course treats, tasty snacksand light suppers.Date:Wednesday, July 23Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.10 Fee: $89Instructor: David Booth, personal chef and culi-nary instructor

Cooking Out Outer Banks-StyleCelebrate the tastes of the beach at anold-style clam bake! Create dishes thatuse the best of the beach and remindyou of that perfect summer vacation.Learn how to pick out and utilize thefreshest seafood, just like it comes offthe boat. After sampling these creations,you’ll be ready to take off your shoesand take a moonlit stroll along the shore-line.Date:Wednesday, August 6Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.11 Fee: $89Instructor: David Booth, personal chef and culi-nary instructor

CAP Certificate CourseRequirementsFive Core Courses TOTAL Hours: 30Tools of the Trade. Introductory require-ment of the certificate program. From ovensto spoons, learn characteristics and properuse of kitchen equipment. (6 hours)

Chef ’s Skills. Enhance your culinary knowl-edge with basic knife skills, tricks of the tradeand classic cooking techniques. Prerequisite:Tools of the Trade. (6 hours)

Herbs & Spices. Learn the difference be-tween herbs and spices and their food com-patibility. Prerequisites: Tools of the Trade,Chef ’s Skills. (6 hours)

Stocks & Sauces. Learn the principles ofmaking quality stocks, and the five sauces thatare the basis of all other sauces. Prerequisites:Tools of the Trade, Chef ’s Skills, Herbs &Spices. (6 hours)

Putting It All Together. Plan and prepare athree-course meal using the skills you havelearned in the other core classes. Prerequi-sites: Tools of the Trade, Chef ’s Skills, Herbs& Spices, Stocks & Sauces. (6 hours)

Three Elective Courses TOTAL Hours: 9Choose three elective courses to learn moreabout specific cuisine or food topics. Mostelective courses meet for one 3-hour session.To maximize benefit from the program, it isrecommended (but not required) that the firsttwo core courses be completed prior to tak-ing elective courses. Elective courses changeeach semester, so you will always find a newtopic of interest!

Final Showcase TOTAL Hours: 3The Certified Executive Chef Review is your“final exam” before obtaining your certificate.This is your opportunity to apply all of theskills you have learned in your previousclasses. Cooking teams will be formed inorder to prepare various dishes, which will besampled and “graded” by the Certified Exec-utive Chef. Prerequisite: Must have com-pleted all five core classes and three electivecourses.

Chef Alexia Milesand CAP studentsJanet Brown (l) andTammy Gurdin (r).

Small Plates Big FlavorIn this class you will learn to build boldflavors with small portions. Creatingpowerful starters, appetizers and salads,you will wow your guests with the amaz-ing flavors of these small dishes.Date: Tuesday, June 24Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.19 Fee: $89Instructor: Glen Pruden, C.E.C., Executive Chef,University of Richmond

Entertaining Summer StyleWhen the weather gets too steamy, re-treat inside to a sanctuary of coolness!Create a meal of bold summer flavorsthat will make your guests forget aboutthe heat and humidity outside. Thismenu is sure to beat the heat and satisfythe palate, using fresh, local ingredientsproperly paired and handled.Date:Wednesday, June 25Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.09 Fee: $89Instructor: David Booth, personal chef and culi-nary instructor

Globetrottin’ AppetizersCome join the fun as we span the globein search of interesting and deliciousfirst-courses. There promises to be lotsof hands-on cooking and plenty of goodfood to sample!Date: Thursday, July 10Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.12 Fee: $89Instructor:Martin Gravely, chef, food writer forRichmond Magazine, owner of Personal CulinaryServices, LLC

Main Meal and Other SummerSaladsAre your salads dull and uninteresting?Are you putting together the same oldsalad combination with the same olddressing? Is head/iceberg lettuce themainstay of your salads? Shame, shame!Come sample and taste the myriad ofsummer salad recipes now available.Learn some history of salad making.Make salads - as an accompaniament orthe main-meal attraction - somethingyour taste buds will remember.Date:Monday, July 14Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: CUL308.24 Fee: $89Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary expert, localtelevision and radio personality, cookbook author



DanceSocial Dancing 101NEW! Haven’t you always wanted toknow the basics of social dancing? Justenough to get out on the floor for awedding reception or charity event? Well,this is the perfect class for you! We willfocus on learning basic Swing, Rumbaand Nite Club Foxtrot. These 3 danceswill cover every type of music that is tra-ditionally played by DJ’s and bands. Part-ners are not necessary, but highlyrecommended. Registration for this classalso includes admission to the weeklyThursday night Beginner Group Classand Dance Party at Rigby’s Jig. All classsessions meet at Rigby’s Jig Dance Stu-dio, 5470 W. Broad Street.Dates:Mondays, May 5–June 16No Class:May 26.Time: 6–7 p.m.CRN: DAN308.01 Fee: $139Instructor: Eleanor Robertson, Owner, Rigby’sJig Ballroom Dance Studio

Swingin’ Summer SeriesLearn how to do all of your favoriteSwing dances! We will focus on the ba-sics of 4 Count Swing, Single TimeSwing, East Coast Swing, and WestCoast Swing. This is a great course forbeginners as well as accomplisheddancers looking to add patterns to theirrepertoire and styling to their moves!Partners are not necessary, but highlyrecommended. Registration fee includesaccess to Thursday night BeginnerGroup Class and Dance Party. All classsessions will meet at Rigby’s Jig DanceStudio, 5470 W. Broad Street.Dates:Mondays, July 7–August 11Time: 6–7 p.m.CRN: DAN308.02 Fee: $139Instructor: Eleanor Robertson, Owner, Rigby’sJig Ballroom Dance Studio

Ballroom Dance TeachersAcademyNEW! The Ballroom Dance TeachersAcademy is a formal vocational programthat offers professional training to aspir-ing ballroom dance teachers. We willtrain you to become a dance teacher, pre-pare you for professional certificationexams, and teach you how to maximizeyour career in the ballroom dance world.Teaching ballroom dance is a career op-tion for anyone - no prior dance experi-ence is required. In this course you willlearn how to dance as both Leader andFollower, technical elements of alldances, musical elements of all dances,how to teach private and group classes,and how to prepare for national certifica-tion. The entire 16-month program cov-ers the 17 dances of DVIDA (DanceVision) syllabus for Smooth, Rhythmand Nightclub dances. The program isdivided into four quarters which can betaken in any order. The current quarterbeing offered this summer is Rhythm II(Mambo, Meregue, Samba and WestCoast Swing). You do NOT have tocomplete the Rhythm I quarter prior toenrolling in Rhythm II.Requirements: Students must purchasedance shoes prior to the second class.Students enrolled in the class receive a10% discount if they purchase shoesfrom Simply Ballroom. Students mustpurchase the Trainee Binder from the in-structor on the first night of class ($75).Students must also purchase DVIDAAmerican Style Rhythm Bronze Manual(item number MARB04 available onlinefrom www.dancevision.com) prior to thefirst class (approximately $69).Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays,May 13–August 28Time: 5:30–7:30 p.m. CEUs: 6.4CRN: DAN308.03 Fee: $395Instructor: Veronica Braun, Associate, NorthAmerican Dance Teacher’s Association, Memberof National Dance Council of America, Instructorat Simply Ballroom

FilmHollywood Movies Madein VirginiaLearn the history of Hollywood moviesand TV shows made in Virginia over thelast quarter of a century in a classroompowerpoint presentation. Following thepresentation, board a motor coach toenjoy a two-hour movie tour and see his-toric Richmond through the lens of Hol-lywood’s eyes. This entertaining andeducational course is part of the VirginiaFilm Tour Program. It is filled with fasci-nating behind-the-scenes stories aboutthe making of movies. Visit many of theactual filming locations where over fortyHollywood movies and TV shows werefilmed including: Evan Almighty, ColdMountain, The Contender, Commanderin Chief (ABC series), The Jackal, Heartsin Atlantis, Hannibal, First Kid, GoreVidal’s Lincoln, plus many more!Date:Monday, May 19Time: 5:30–8:30 p.m.CRN: FLM308.01 Fee: $49ORDate: Thursday, July 10 (Lecture only and doesnot include the bus tour)Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: FLM308.02 Fee: $29Instructor: Helene Wagner, screenwriter,Founder/Director of Virginia Screenwriter’sForum and Owner/Director of Virginia Film Tours

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Financial TopicsComprehensive Income TaxPreparationThis 60-hour course provides a solidfoundation in individual income taxpreparation, enabling you to complete allof the standard returns. There are no en-trance requirements. With this knowl-edge, you can earn extra money as a taxprofessional. Learn the majority of taxforms needed to fill out tax returns foryourself and the general public. Acquirethe knowledge and skills necessary tocomplete federal income tax returns andresearch tax issues. Because “practicemakes perfect”, the course requires atleast two tax returns prepared for mostlessons, one of which will be done as aclass project and one of which will becompleted individually and submitted toyour instructor. The course will also in-clude information and exercises on inter-view techniques.Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays,May 13–July 17Time: 6–8:30 p.m. CEUs: 6.0CRN: BUS308.05 Fee: $399Instructor: Jim Maxwell, Peoples Income Tax,Inc.

Fundamentals of Real EstateInvestingThis course will interest anyone whowishes to invest in income-producingproperty and wants a basic understand-ing of the skills required to become asuccessful real estate investor. Topics in-clude property selection, goal setting,how to read credit reports, tenant selec-tion, sources of income and why choos-ing real estate is a smart investmentchoice. There will also be anin-depthanalysis of tax-free exchanges and dis-cussions of various internet sites. Hand-outs will include sample leases,applications, premise reports and exam-ples of proper record keeping.Date: Saturday, May 17Time: 9 a.m.–1 p.m. CEUs: 0.4CRN: FIN308.03 Fee: $99ORDate: Friday, July 25Time: 6–10 p.m. CEUs: 0.4CRN: FIN308.04 Fee: $99Instructor: R. Michael Vandeweghe, LicensedReal Estate Broker and Instructor

Long Term Care PlanningNEW! Learn the most effective ways toprotect your retirement lifestyle from thehigh costs of long-term care. Thiscourse, taught by a Financial Advisor andan Investment Advisor Representative,will guide you through some provenstrategies for protecting against one ofthe greatest risks retirees face today. Ex-plore the future of healthcare, currentsocietal trends, medicare, medicaid, Vir-ginia’s Qualified State Long Term CareInsurance Partnership Program, and thefinancial knowledge that you need to bewell positioned in the 21st century. Lighthors d’oeuvres and refreshments will beserved.Date: Tuesday, May 20Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: FIN308.01 Fee: $29Instructor: Jason Pruden, Investment AdvisorRepresentative, and J. Cory Hoffer, FinancialAdvisor

Complete FinancialManagement WorkshopNEW! Whether you are an experiencedor inexperienced investor, this course willprovide you with the tools required tomake sound financial decisions. Learnstrategies to help: build an effective in-vestment portfolio; plan for retirement;pay for your children’s or grandchildren’seducation; reduce your taxes; protectyour money and assets; avoid probateand reduce your estate taxes; leave moreof your wealth to your heirs; and muchmore! This comprehensive course in-cludes a workbook that will become avaluable resource long after the work-shop has ended.Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, July 22–29Time: 6:30–9 p.m.CRN: FIN308.02 Fee: $99Instructor: Cory Cuje, Financial Advisor

Foreign LanguageElementary ItalianThis course is designed for beginnersand travelers. Learn to speak some basicItalian in order to understand commonsituations while traveling in Italy. Uponcompletion of this course you will beable to demonstrate a good understand-ing of Italian spelling and pronunciation,as well as the basics of grammar andsyntax. You will also study basic readingcomprehension skills. Though designedfor those who plan to travel to Italy, thiscourse will provide a basic knowledge ofthe language to anyone who is interestedin gaining insight into the culture.Dates: Tuesdays and Fridays, May 2–30Time: 5:30–7:30 p.m.CRN: ITL308.01 Fee: $189Instructor: Rosanna Lauriola, Ph.D. in Greekand Latin Languages and Literatures



Belly Dancing IImprove self-expression and fitness bymastering this ancient dance form. Eachclass includes warm-up exercises andparticipants will learn basic Belly Dancesteps, techniques, finger cymbals, and veiltechniques. A special function will beheld where you may dance or watch oth-ers perform! Required purchase: fingercymbals, veil, and hip scarf. (No MiddleEastern Dance History will be taughtduring the summer session).CRN Dates Day Time Fee70882 6/08-7/06 Sun. 1-2 PM $5040116 7/13-8/10 Sun. 1-2 PM $50

Instructor: Patricia Clark-Hines (BatSheva)

Belly Dancing IICome and learn the movements andsteps of this ancient art form. You notonly learn how to express yourselfthrough dance, but also how to connectyourself with the Universe that sur-rounds us. Additionally, this activity willhelp you burn calories and stimulate yourdigestive system which speeds metabo-lism! Welcome to all fitness levels.CRN Dates Day Time Fee70883 6/08-7/06 Sun. 2-3 PM $5040117 7/13-8/10 Sun. 2-3 PM $50

Instructor: Patricia Clark-Hines (BatSheva)

Body ToneA good strength training workout is theperfect compliment to your cardio work-outs! By incorporating a variety of re-sistance tools such as weights, balls andbands, you will be able to strengthen allyour major muscle groups and help youtighten up those targeted areas.CRN Dates Day Time Fee70864 6/02-8/06 M/W 12:15-1 PM $180

Instructor: Laurie Collins

Cardio SculptStart your day with the best of bothworlds! Enjoy both a cardio workout andstrength training in one class. The certi-fied instructor alternates intervals of ath-letic-based, easy-to-follow cardio drillsfollowed by strength training segments.Beginners and experienced exercisersbenefit from this type of training.CRN Dates Days Time Fee70861 6/03-8/07 T/TH 7-8 AM $180

Instructor: Sharry Goode

Circuit TrainingCircuit training is a wonderful way to geta total body workout in and really crankup the fat burning zones. This class willutilize our MATRIX fitness equipment.This equipment is top of the line and de-signed specifically to target all of youmuscle groups. The class will be lead bya certified personal trainer that will en-sure you are using proper technique andexercise design that will produce optimalresults! If your goal is to add lean musclemass and burn some serious calories,then this is for you!CRN Dates Days Time Fee70869 6/06-8/08 Fri 11:15 AM-noon $150

No Class: 7/4Instructor: Ike Pethtel

Cycle 101Never tried spinning, or simply new to it?Well this is the class for you. The in-structor will teach you the basics of spin-ning. Learn how to set up your bike,proper pedal positioning, basic move-ments and stances and all the tools youneed to have a great workout and funride! All fitness levels are welcome.CRN Dates Day Time Fee70900 6/02-8/06 M/W 5:15-6:15 PM $180

Instructor: Kerry McClung

Fitness InstructionalProgramsThe Fitness Instructional Programsare non-credit educational classes,clinics, workshops and certificationprograms scheduled on the Univer-sity of Richmond campus throughthe Department of Recreation andWellness. A variety of classes areoffered throughout the term. Thisis a list of proposed classes.Depending on participation andregistration numbers classes maychange or be canceled withoutnotice. For the most currentprogram information, contactRecreation and Wellness.

Webhttp://oncampus.richmond.edu/student/affairs/recwell and clickon Fitness Schedules.

Phone(804) 289-8581

[email protected] the School of Continuing Stud-ies at 289-8133 with questions re-garding registration. Fees apply toUniversity students for all classesmarked with an *.

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F.I.T. FusionA new “Hybrid” class that is extremelyaction packed and fun for all levels offitness! It will consist of traditional mus-cle sculpting, Yoga and Pilates with atwist of functional training that focusesmainly on the core. Come prepared towork your ABS: Abdominals, Balanceand Stability!!CRN Date Day Time Fee70865 6/02-8/06 M/W 5:15-6:15 PM $180

Instructor: Mondays-Sharry Goode/Wednesdays-Karen Adam

Gentle Yoga (stability focus)This gentler, slower paced practice makesit more accessible to people of all sizes,ages, and fitness levels. The class re-moves any fears or challenges in doingyoga, while it also assists with stress re-duction and weight management. It cre-ates an atmosphere of safety andcomfort that fosters self-esteem andbody awareness.CRN Date Day Time Fee70870 6/02-8/06 M/W 11 AM-noon $180

Instructor: Lynda Hoffarth

Lite N LowWant a workout that moves a bit slower,but still at an effective pace? This classwill be dedicated to improving your flexi-bility and increasing your functional fit-ness and body awareness. A great classfor those that are interested in establish-ing a good baseline for developing a pro-gressive fitness plan in the future. Allfitness levels welcome.CRN Date Day Time Fee70867 6/02-8/06 M/W 1:15-2 PM $180

Instructor: Laurie Collins

Lunchtime Pilates and ABSA classic Pilates Mat Workout with extrafocus on ABS. It specifically targets ourmost hard to tone areas: strengthensABS and lower back, slims the waist-line, trims thighs and buttocks,and sculpts legs. All levels welcome.CRN Dates Day Time Fee70863 6/02-8/06 M/W 11 AM-noon $150

Instructor: Galina Fedorova

Lunchtime YogaYoga that is designed for any level ofstudent from beginner to advanced. Stu-dents learn how to find where posturalimbalances occur in their structures,loosen tight muscles, and strengthenweak ones. Each student learns how togain more awareness of the body andhow to reach its optimum strength. Stu-dents perceive more openness as theyfind correct alignments in the postures.No experience necessary.CRN Dates Day Time Fee70871 6/03-8/07 T/R 11 AM-noon $150


Lunch ZumbaZumba combines high energy and moti-vating music with unique moves andcombinations that allow the Zumba par-ticipants to dance away their worries. It isbased on the principle that a workoutshould be “FUN AND EASY TO DO”allowing Zumba participants to stick tothe Zumba Fitness program and achievelong-term health benefits. Zumba is a“feel-happy” workout that is great forboth the body and the mind.CRN Dates Day Time Fee70866 6/03-8/07 T/TR noon- 1 PM $180

Instructor: Laurie Collins/Jackie Pfamatter

* Massage TherapyPut your stress in our hands! Receive numerous benefits from one of our professionally certifiedMassage Therapists with three hours of massage therapy. You will receive three full-hour, totalbody massages. Once registration is processed, call 287-6464 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mon-day through Friday to schedule your appointments. Cancellations must be made 24 hours in ad-vance or massage time will be forfeited. Massage room is located in the Wellness Center in theWeinstein Center for Recreation and Wellness. Please show up 10 minutes prior to your mas-sage. The hour begins at your time of appointment. Individuals may only register for one section(CRN) per semester.

There will be opportunities for those who are unable to get into a Fitness Instructional Programsection to make appointments for a massage. The Department of Recreation and Wellness willoffer daily massage rates too! Please understand appointments are made on a first come, firstserve basis within the scheduled time blocks.CRN Therapist Dates Day Time Fee70885 Courtney 6/02-8/06 Tues 12:15 pm-6 pm $270

Wed. 12:15 pm-2:45 pmThurs 12:15 pm-2:45 pmFriday 12:15 pm-2:45 pm

70886 Whitney 6/02-8/06 Mon 6-9 pm $270Wed 6-9 pmSat 10 am-2 pm

70887 John 6/02-8/06 Tues 1-5 pm $270Wed. 1-5 pmThurs 1-5 pm

70889 Ohad 6/02-8/06 Fri 5 pm-9 pmSat/Sun 10 am-3 pm $270

70890 Jacqueline 6/02-8/06 Tues 2-8 pm $270Thurs. 9 am-12 pmFri. 9 am-12 pm



* Personal TrainingGet a jump start on your workout pro-gram with one of our Fitness Profes-sionals! Receive an individual fitnessassessment plus 5 hours of personaltraining time with a certified personaltrainer! The personal training times arescheduled directly with your personaltrainer. All activities take place in theWeinstein Center for Recreation andWellness.There will be opportunities for thosewho are unable to get into a Fitness In-structional Program section to make ap-pointments with a Certified PersonalTrainer. The Department of Recreationand Wellness will offer single session andpackage rates too! Please understand ap-pointments are made on a first come,first serve basis within the scheduledtime blocks.CRN Trainer Dates Day Fee70891 Ike 6/02-8/06 M-F $30070892 Laurie 6/02-8/06 M-F $30070896 Nadine 6/02-8/06 M-F $30070894 Paul 6/02-8/06 M-F $30070895 Brian 6/02-8/06 M-F $30070893 Bill 6/02-8/06 M-F $300

* Personal Training–BuddyTraining (2 clients, 1 Trainer)Want to workout with a friend? Checkout our opportunities for Buddy Train-ing! Buddy training is for those of uswho don’t want to work out with just atrainer. Bring a friend, family member orco-worker along who wants to achievesimilar fitness goals! The two of you willshare the 5 one hour sessions with oneof our trainers! A great way to get inshape with a good friend! You musthave a partner when signing up for this.You will each fill out a registration formfor the CRN of your trainer preference.*Community members will receive atemporary pass for the semester they aredoing their training.CRN Trainer Dates Day Fee70897 Ike 6/02-8/06 M-F $18070899 Laurie 6/02-8/06 M-F $18070898 Nadine 6/02-8/06 M-F $180

Pilates and AbsPilates is a method of exercise and physi-cal movement designed to stretch,strengthen, and balance the body. Withsystematic practice of specific exercisescoupled with focused breathing patternsPilates provides you with an all encom-passing workout combining both rejuve-nation and relaxation!CRN Dates Day Time Fee70875 6/03-8/07 T/R 5:15-6:15 PM $160

Instructor: Karen Adams

Social Dance ISeveral dancing styles are reviewed inthis class, including Foxtrot, Swing, Cha-Cha, or C/W Two-Step. The partici-pants will choose two dances on the firstnight of class. Dancers will learn newfootwork and moves with lots of prac-tice and individual attention. This class isfor the new dancer and the basic dancerlooking to improve what you alreadyknow and make dance more fun! Indi-viduals must register with a dance part-ner. Pricing is based per individual. Noexperience necessary!CRN Dates Days Time Fee70879 6/08-7/06 Sun 3-4:30 PM $40

per person40112 7/13-8/10 Sun 3-4:30 PM $40

per person

Instructors:Mike and Betty Weeks,Just Dance Company

Social Dance IIThis class is for dancers who have com-pleted the Social Dance Styling class orthose who have some dance experienceand want to take it to the next level. Sev-eral dancing styles are reviewed in thisclass, including Foxtrot, Swing, Cha-Cha,and C/W Two-Step. The participantswill choose two dances on the first nightof class. Dancers will learn new foot-work and moves with lots of practiceand individual attention. The objectiveof this class is to improve what you al-ready know and make dance more fun!Individuals must register with a dancepartner. Pricing is based per individual.CRN Dates Days Time Fee70880 6/08-7/06 Sun 4:30-6 PM $40

per person40113 7/13-8/10 Sun 4:30-6 PM $40

per person

Instructors:Mike and Betty Weeks,Just Dance Company

Spinning and AbsThe best of both worlds! 30 minutes ofSpinning followed by 30 minutes of ton-ing and sculpting your mid section! Whosays it has to be one or the other? Thisclass will let you enjoy both! By combin-ing basic, rhythmic and athletic spinningdrills with concentrated CORE and ab-dominal exercises you will be able to geta complete cardiovascular and resistancetraining workout in this hour! All fitnesslevels are welcome.CRN Dates Day Time Fee70874 6/03-8/07 T/TR 6:30-7:30 PM $180

Instructor: Kerry McClung

Tennis IThis is an instructional class for the be-ginning player, or for a player who is re-turning to the game. The instructorfocuses on developing the basics of thegame: forehand, backhand, volley andserve. The class has a relaxed pace anduses a variety of drills to enhance foot-work, hand-eye coordination, and musclememory of shots. Scoring is also coveredthrough practice drills of mini-tennis,using speedballs, and progressing to full-court play.No experience necessary.CRN Dates Days Time Fee70877 6/02-8/06 M/W 6-7 PM $130

Instructor: Brandon Thornton

Tennis IIThis class is for the active recreationalplayer and is drill intensive. Studentsmove quickly through a series of fast-paced drills designed to improve foot-work and attacking shots. The instructorfocuses on adding new elements to yourgame and strategy. Each class includesmatch play and round robin doubles.Participants must have a solid under-standing of the mechanics and dynamicsof the game, and have a 3.0+ USTAranking.CRN Dates Days Time Fee70878 6/02-8/06 M/W 7-8 PM $130

Instructor: Brandon Thornton

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Yoga-LatesAn outstanding hybrid class that willstrengthen your core, increase flexibility,tone and shape your upper and lowerbody. Yoga-Lates will make you looktaller, look slimmer and be more relaxed.What a great way to build strength with-out adding bulk.CRN Dates Day Time Fee70876 6/03-8/07 T/TR noon-1 PM $160

Instructor: Galina Fedorova

Yo-Qua (Aqua Yoga)Moving the flowing postures of yoga tothe pool continues to promise improvedstrength & flexibility while offering sup-port to the body by the water’s buoyancy.The water which uses twelve times moreresistance than land classes is a naturalenhancer to the muscles’ endurance. Im-proving range of motion, the water willallow greater mobility of the joints. Thisclass combines yoga postures with dy-namic movements of synchronizedswimming & water aerobics. Be preparedto get some of your hair wet and rest as-sured that there will be no inversions!CRN Dates Day Time Fee70862 6/03-8/07 T/TR 12:15-1:15PM $180


Zumba and ABSCombining the hottest dance class in ex-ercise ZUMBA, with a focus on workingyour ABS! This is the best of bothworlds. The routines feature aerobic/fit-ness interval training with a combinationof fast and slow rhythms that tone andsculpt the body. Zumba utilizes the prin-ciples of fitness interval training and re-sistance training to maximize caloricoutput, fat burning and total body ton-ing. It is a mixture of body sculptingmovements with easy to follow dancesteps.CRN Dates Day Time Fee70868 6/03-8/07 T/TR 6-7 PM $180

Instructor: Jackie Pfamatter

TheWeinstein Center for Recreation andWellness at the University of RichmondMembershipsBecome a member of The Weinstein Center for Recreation and Wellness andbecome a part of the University of Richmond community. The Weinstein Cen-ter offers great ways for you to foster personal development, increase physicaland psychological health, and meet others in wellness and recreational activities.The new Weinstein Center for Recreation and Wellness provides a comprehen-sive state of the art facility that includes a two-level fitness and wellness center,three-court gymnasium with an elevated walking and jogging track, two multi-purpose rooms, pool, game room, racquetball and squash courts, as well aslocker room and sauna facilities. Participants will have the opportunity to experi-ence a full range of cardio and strength equipment, in addition to a wellness re-source center and computer lab.The Fitness and Wellness program offers group exercise, indoor cycling andother outstanding fitness instructional programs throughout the day such as Pi-lates, Body Sculpt and Tennis, just to name a few. In addition, special screenings,assessments and services are offered to address health and wellness topics. Serv-ices often include massage therapy, personal training, cholesterol screenings,blood pressure checks, fitness assessments and services such as Yoga therapy.For more information about Recreation and Wellness programs or the WeinsteinCenter, please call (804) 289-8486 or e-mail [email protected], or visitour website at http://oncampus.richmond.edu/student/affairs/recwell/index.html.

Facility Rentals and Special EventsTake advantage of our beautiful facilities to rent for your events. From sportingtournaments to birthday parties to receptions we can do it all. A beautiful court-yard and atrium, 22,000 square feet of open area in the gymnasium, a pool andoutdoor fields….We can accommodate any group. For more information on fa-cility rentals and/or special events contact Marti Tomlin at [email protected] or 289-8488The following facilities are available for rent:

• Gymnasium (1-3 courts)• 2 Multipurpose Rooms• 3 Intramural Fields• Outdoor Sports Complex• Racquetball/Squash Courts• Indoor Swimming Pool• Millhiser Gymnasium

Fitness ClassesInterested in new ways to help you reach your fitness goals? Then look no fur-ther than our fun and effective fitness instructional programming classes! Takepart in the classes of your choice. We offer everything from mind and body suchas Tai-Chi, Yoga and Pilates to high impact such as Cardio Kick Box, Zumbaand Circuit training. And several others in between like Aqua Fitness, BellyDancing and spinning! If you think you might like a personal trainer, sport spe-cific coach and/or massage therapy, we have that too!For more information on classes or registration contact Seth Hickerson [email protected] or 289-8581.



Fundraising andPhilanthropyBoard Development SeriesTelling Your Organization’s Story:Fundraising byWord of Mouth –Board & CEOsSuccessful development professionalsknow that fundraising is more than iden-tifying wealthy individuals and askingthem for money. It is more about thestrategic sharing of passionate stories ofneed and the solutions an organizationoffers. This course is geared towards“fundraising shy” board members, vol-unteers and even CEOs. It offers tipsand methods to tell the stories that willresonate with prospective donors, andhow those who hate to ask for moneycan further the fundraising process.Instructor: Tuesday, June 10Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: 70650 Fee: $45CEUs: 0.2Instructor: Patricia S. Morris, CFRE, MPA ChiefDevelopment Officer, Central Virginia Food Bank

OR

Instructor: Tuesday, July 15Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: 40191 Fee: $45CEUs: 0.2Instructor: Patricia S. Morris, CFRE, MPA ChiefDevelopment Officer, Central Virginia Food Bank

Fundraising & DevelopmentGrant Writing 101This six-hour workshop takes you step-by-step through all the stages of the pro-posal writing process. The class discussesthe characteristics of effective & ineffec-tive proposals by giving you the opportu-nity to review actual grant proposalswritten by others. This class is appropri-ate for individuals who have never writ-ten a grant or for those who need athorough review. It is helpful to have aspecific project in mind so that you willobtain the most benefit from the class.Workbook provided.Part I: The first part of the workshoppresents a broad overview of grants-manship and examines questions sur-rounding proposals, their fundingsources and preparation necessary beforewriting a grant proposal.Part II: The second half of the work-shop discusses the important compo-nents of a grant application including:Summary/Abstract, Introduction,Need/Problem Statement, Objectives,Activities/Methods, Evaluation andBudget.Instructor:Mondays, June 9–16Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 70648 Fee: $160CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Brownie Hamilton, Ph.D.The Grantwriter, LLC

NonprofitMarketingCertificate ProgramEffective marketing has becomevital to the success of nonprofitorganizations. For this reason, itis important to have a thoroughunderstanding of marketing tomake the most of limited re-sources within nonprofits. Thiscertificate program is designed toprovide you with a comprehensiveoverview of marketing basics, ef-fective communication and pro-motion. You will develop the skillsneeded to create an effectivemarketing plan, how to develop apowerful message about your or-ganization and how to make themost of your marketing dollars.Participants in the Nonprofit Mar-keting Certificate will typicallycomplete eight courses equaling48 contact hours of instruction.For certificate course require-ments, see our Web site.

Fundraising andDevelopmentCertificate ProgramIt is essential that nonprofitprofessionals become knowl-edgeable in current fundraisingtechniques and skills. Participantsin the Fundraising and Develop-ment Certificate will typicallycomplete eight courses equaling48 contact hours of instruction.For certificate course require-ments, see our Web site.

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Grant ResearchJoin us for three hours in the computerlab as we explore Internet sites and sub-scription databases to identify private,corporate and federal funding sourcesappropriate for your organization. Theclass will be more beneficial if you comewith a specific project and askingamount. At the end of the class, you willhave an opportunity to explore the web-sites and databases on your own.Instructor:Monday, May 12Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 70647 Fee: $80CEUs: 0.3Instructor: Brownie Hamilton, Ph.D.The Grantwriter, LLC

To Get a Big Gift, Think Like aDonorWhat motivates a donor to make a biggift? This class explores the thoughts,motivations and needs of donors andwhy they make-or don’t make big gifts.Participants will be given practical exam-ples on how we can attract more donorsand win their loyalty and their support.We will look at the donor’s decision-making process and how we can createan environment that is friendly to theprocess and makes it easier for donors todecide to give to our organizations.When we think like a donor, we achievebig results.Instructor:Wednesday, June 18Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 70561 Fee: $75CEUs: 0.3Instructor:Wayne Olson, Trust Company ofVirginia

Donor RelationsToday’s donors seek “more personal at-tention from and involvement with theorganizations that they support, more ac-tive voices in organizational policies andpractices, and greater accountability forwhat was accomplished through theirgifts.” This class will explore new and ex-citing ways to create individual cultiva-tion, recognition and stewardship plansthat will build and nurture lasting rela-tionships between your organization andthose who support it with their time andmoney.Date: Thursday, June 12Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 70653 Fee: $75CEUs: 0.3Instructor: Jan Meriwether, Vice President ofInstitutional Advancement, Virginia UnionUniversity

Major Gifts: The Focus ofExpanding Investment in YourOrganizationThis course will cover the basics ofMajor Gifts. You will gain a base of un-derstanding of the overall major giftsprocesses and their significance to youroverall financial success. You will learnabout various components of developinga major gifts effort or program as well ashow to plan for and successfully inte-grate this into your development pro-gram.Instructor: Fridays, July 11 and 18Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 40155 Fee: $150CEUs: 0.6Instructor:Mary Ellen Stumpf, PresidentStumpf & Associates

From Planned Gifts to a PlannedGiving ProgramPlanned giving is the technique used bymany donors to maximize their supportof nonprofit organizations. To be suc-cessful, however, a planned giving pro-gram must do more than interpret giftplanning options to individual donors.This course will refresh your knowledgeof basic gift planning techniques, andequip you and your organization to buildupon that knowledge to market andmanage a sustainable planned giving pro-gram.Instructor: Fridays, July 25 and August 1Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 40156 Fee: $150CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Bradley Purcell, Esq. President,Planned Giving Advantage, Inc.

Scholarships“…thanks. This scholarship really makes a difference for us.”

IOP student, 2006Scholarship funds are available to those who qualify. See our web sitefor an application. For general program information regarding theInstitute on Philanthropy, contact Kathy Powers, Program Coordinator,at kpowers2@ richmond.edu or (804) 287-1290.



Nonprofit MarketingYour Film/Video Project forNonprofitsDo you have a specific film & videoproject you need produced for your non-profit? Or have you been thinking abouthow to use this medium for your non-profit? Come learn how new & alterna-tive venues for film & video can benefityou, such as web sites, direct mail, docu-mentaries, etc. And get one-on-one helpon how to produce your specific project.Instructor:Monday and Tuesday,May 12 and 13Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 70916 Fee: $150CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Virginia Bertholet, Independent FilmProducer

Online Marketing for NonprofitsThe greatest website in the world won’thelp you raise money if no one knowshow to find it. Learn about email mar-keting, search engine optimizations andother techniques to drive traffic andbuild your list.Instructor:Wednesday, May 21Time: 9 a.m.–4 p. m.(There will be a break for lunch.)CRN: 70915 Fee: $150CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Heather Fignar MPA, ManagingPartner, NPAdvisors.com

Integrated Nonprofit MarketingCommunication I: PromotionThis class provides an opportunity tothoroughly examine the topic of promo-tion to fully appreciate the vital, but lim-ited contribution promotion can make tothe overall marketing plan. Participantsstudy how to develop a promotion strat-egy that effectively and efficently deliversthe appropriate message to the right peo-ple to achieve the organization’s goalsusing advertising, public relations, public-ity, personal selling, sales promotion, newmedia, and direct interactive communica-tion. To receive full benefit from thisworkshop participants are strongly en-couraged to take Nonprofit MarketingBasics I and II prior to registering forthis class.Instructor: Thursdays, May 1–8Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 70646 Fee: $160CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Pat Thompson, MBA, Independentmarketing professional for business, nonprofitand education

Integrated Nonprofit MarketingCommunication II: PromotionThis class expands on the knowledgeaquired in Integrated Nonprofit Market-ing Communication I: Promotion. Thisworkshop addresses more specific usesof promotion including the constraintsand special issues related to nonprofits.Topics covered include motivating audi-ences and donors, branding, budgeting,and how to speak-with-one-voice. Partic-ipants have the opportunity to produce apromotion campaign for peer review andinstructor critique. To receive full benefitfrom this workshop, participants arestrongly encouraged to take NonprofitMarketing Basics I, II and IntegreatedNonprofit Marketing Communication I:Promotion prior to registering for thisclass.Instructor: Thursdays, May 22–29Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: 70649 Fee: $160CEUs: 0.6Instructor: Pat Thompson, MBA, Independentmarketing professional for business, nonprofitand education

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The Institute on Philanthropy strivesto strengthen the community and in-spire charitable giving by educatingprofessionals, volunteers and donorsabout the practices and purposes ofnonprofit fundraising and develop-ment.Our aim: Helping You Help OthersOur classes are designed with fundraising and development profession-als in mind, but much of the informa-tion can be applied to religious,

political, and foundation settings.Our Nonprofit Board DevelopmentSeries is a special group of classesfor board members or professionalswho manage or work with boards.We also offer two professionalcertificate options. Our Fundraisingand Development Certificate Programfocuses on current fundraisingtechniques and skills.Our Nonprofit Marketing CertificateProgram is designed to provide pro-

fessionals with a comprehensiveoverview of marketing basics, effec-tive communication and promotion asthey apply to the nonprofit sector.To register for IOP classes, please faxyour registration form to (804) 484-1474.For the latest news and informationon IOP and our courses, check out ourWebsite:scs.richmond.edu/philanthropy

The Institute on Philanthropy strivesto strengthen the community and in-spire charitable giving by educatingprofessionals, volunteers and donorsabout the practices and purposes ofnonprofit fundraising and develop-ment.Our aim: Helping You Help OthersOur classes are designed with fundraising and development profession-als in mind, but much of the informa-tion can be applied to religious,

political, and foundation settings.Our Nonprofit Board DevelopmentSeries is a special group of classesfor board members or professionalswho manage or work with boards.We also offer two professionalcertificate options. Our Fundraisingand Development Certificate Programfocuses on current fundraisingtechniques and skills.Our Nonprofit Marketing CertificateProgram is designed to provide pro-

fessionals with a comprehensiveoverview of marketing basics, effec-tive communication and promotion asthey apply to the nonprofit sector.To register for IOP classes, please faxyour registration form to (804) 484-1474.For the latest news and informationon IOP and our courses, check out ourWebsite:scs.richmond.edu/philanthropy



HistoryThe Best of Banned Booksin ReligionNEW! Examine why and how books getbanned for their religious content. Ex-plore the cultural, social, legal and reli-gious context in which the bans havetaken place. Discuss the role of censor-ship in society and the countervailingprinciples of the First Amendment. Ex-plore the reasons for banning books suchas the Bible, and books not included inthe Bible like the Gospel of Thomas andthe Gospel of Mary. Other books exam-ined include the Qur’an and the Analectsof Confucious, Darwin’s Origin of theSpecies, The Last Temptation of Christby Kazantzakis, some of the Harry Potterseries, and Galileo’s Dialogue Concerningthe Two Chief World Systems. Discussand debate the specific purposes of ban-ning the above books and the argumentsfor not banning them. Legal, ethical andmoral issues of book banning will also beexplored. There is no textbook for theclass, although students may wish to pur-chase some of the books examined.Dates: Tuesdays, July 8–22 Time: 7–8:30 p.m.CRN: ENG308.05 Fee: $59Instructor: Ronald Bullis, Ph.D., J.D., M.Div.

Richmond HistoryThis course is an around-the-bend ap-proach to some of the city’s secrets. Ex-pect a mix of historical and visualexperiences not found in the typicaltourist books. Learn how the streets ofRichmond got their name. Discover thewhere and why of lesser-known monu-ments and hear the story of Richmond’sinvolvement in the feud over the reinter-ment of George Washington’s body.Find out how copies of Houdon’s fa-mous statue of our first president, thathas stood in the Capitol for over 200years, found its way to other foreign anddomestic cities. Gain knowledge of themany controversies caused by the artssection of FDR’s Work Project Adminis-tration (WPA). Richmond was the centerof tumult during the placement of twomurals, completed with 25 others forVirginia post offices. Take a differentview of the murals, museums, fences,and cornerstones in this city. Find newplaces to visit and new things to do!Dates:Wednesdays, July 9–August 6Time: 11 a.m.–noonCRN: HIS308.01 Fee: $129Instructor: Bob Layton, freelance writer

Two American Civil War Heroes:Lives That CountedNEW!Many fascinating personal storiescame out of our American Civil War, butnone more interesting than the saga oftwo young men, one from Maine, andthe other from Georgia. While neitherhad been trained as a soldier, they bothvolunteered to serve. Each was a heroicbattlefield leader, who suffered seriouswounds, and survived to rise to greatheights during and after the Civil War.This short course (2 lectures) will focusupon the extraordinary accomplishmentsof Generals Joshua L. Chamberlain ofMaine and John B. Gordon of Georgia.Their stories are amazing not only be-cause of who they were and what theyaccomplished, but by their almost mysti-cal connections as 19th century Ameri-can heroes.Dates:Mondays, July 14–21Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN: HIS308.02 Fee: $79Instructor: John Mountcastle, Ph.D., RetiredBrigadier General, US Army, and former Chief ofMilitary History

Genealogy–Getting StartedNEW! Have you always wanted to traceyour family history, but didn’t know howto begin, or felt overwhelmed by it all?Explore the basic research tools andtechniques to trace your family history.Learn how to get started, set goals, iden-tify sources, and keep your findings or-ganized. This class will also include avisit to the Library of Virginia with in-struction on using their genealogy re-sources. July 18 class will be held at theLibrary of Virginia.Dates:Monday, Wednesday and Friday,July 14–18Time: 2–4 p.m.CRN: HIS308.04 Fee: $69Instructor: Donna Shumate, M.Ed., AdjunctAssistant Professor

Genealogy on theWeb–An IntroductionNEW! The Internet is a vast resourcethat can hold many clues and detailsabout your ancestors - if you just knowwhere to look. This introductory coursewill show you how to use the Web tofind information about your ancestors.Learn basic genealogy and Internet re-search techniques and become familiarwith the major resources on the Web. Tobenefit from this class, you will need tohave some experience using the Internet.It is also helpful to have some experi-ence, or to have completed “Genealogy -Getting Started.”Dates:Wednesday and Friday, July 23–25Time: 1– 4 p.m.CRN: HIS308.03 Fee: $69Instructor: Donna Shumate, M.Ed., AdjunctAssistant Professor

Genealogy on theWeb–Beyondthe BasicsNEW! This intermediate class teachesyou how to use specific Web resources toexplore your family history. Develop aresearch plan, learn how to locate impor-tant family documents including birth,marriage, and cemetery records, researchonline documents such as censusrecords, immigration records, and mili-tary records, and learn how to find on-line records through libraries, archives,and other organizations. You will receivean extensive Web source listing as well asinformation on software and periodicalsto help you in your continued family his-tory research. This class is intended tobuild on the information learned andskills developed in the class Genealogyon the Web - An Introduction, or is ap-propriate for individuals who have al-ready done some Internet research.Dates:Wednesday and Friday,July 30–August 1Time: 1–4 p.m.CRN: HIS308.05 Fee: $69Instructor: Donna Shumate, M.Ed., AdjunctAssistant Professor

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Genealogy on theWeb–AdvancedWorkshopNEW! This is a workshop for individualswho have already done some genealogyresearch using the Web. Receive individu-alized research assistance and resourcesspecific to your family history researchneeds. Learn how to evaluate researchyou have already done, identify what todo and where to go next, and expandyour resources and explore more in-depth uses of Web resources. Some ofthe resources explored will include: TheNational Archives; newspapers; messageboards; and foreign records. You will re-ceive an extensive Web source listing tohelp you in your continued family historyresearch. To benefit from this class, youneed to have experience using the Inter-net. This class is intended to build on theinformation learned and skills developedin the class Genealogy on the Web - Be-yond the Basics.Dates:Wednesday and Friday, August 6–8Time: 1–4 p.m.CRN: HIS308.06 Fee: $69Instructor: Donna Shumate, M.Ed., AdjunctAssistant Professor

Home & GardenDavid Pippin Presents WeddingFlowers TodayNoted Richmond floral designer, DavidPippin, presents a special workshop onwedding flowers at Maymont. Learn thelatest trends in wedding flowers comparedto those in the Victorian era. Make and takehome the popular hand tied bouquet. Par-ticipants should bring their own clippers.Gloves and smocks are optional. Coursewill be held at Maymont’s Stone Barn.Date: Thursday, May 1Time: 6–8 p.m.CRN: HOM308.01 Fee: $49Instructor: David Pippin, noted Richmond floraldesigner, President, David Pippin, Inc.

Urban Farming: The Origins andFuture PotentialNEW! This class will attempt to dissolvethe illusion that agriculture should beconfined to the expansive fields of ruralAmerica. Discover the history of urbanfarming as well as the tools needed togrow a one year’s supply of vegetablesand soft fruit for a family of four in a 10x 10 foot space, on a rooftop or a back-yard, working an average of 10 - 15 min-utes each day. Students should purchasethe textbooks prior to the first class:From Eco-Cities to Living Machines, byNancy Jack Todd and John Todd, ISBN-13: 978-1-55643-150-0 (approximately$20); and Natural Capitalism, by PaulHawken, Amory Lovins, and L. HunterLovins, ISBN 0-316-35316-7 (approxi-mately $25). No class July 3.Dates: Thursdays, May 1–August 24Time: 7–8:30 p.m.CRN: HOM308.02 Fee: $139Instructor: Pamela Robertson, Certificate inAgroecology

Introduction to Feng ShuiFeng shui is the study of how to arrangeyour space (home and work) to enhanceyour life. Join feng shui practitioner andCertified Professional Organizer DebbieBowie for an introduction to this ancientChinese art that has the potential tochange your life! Learn key principles offeng shui and easy to apply cures tocommon problems in your home and of-fice. Come ready to begin your journeyinto a fascinating, fun, and fulfilling wayto improve your life.Date: Tuesday, May 6Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.CRN: HOM308.03 Fee: $39Instructor: Debbie Bowie, Certified ProfessionalOrganizer, Owner of Simply Organized

Summer Celebrations: Cookouts,Luaus and FiestasNEW! If you would like to celebrate thesummer in casual style, then this is theclass for you! An experienced event andparty planner will share many ideas foreasy entertaining indoors or outdoors.Learn ways to adapt cookout, luau or fi-esta themes to personalize parties per-fectly suited to you and your guests!Summer fun is within your reach - bar-beque apron, Hawaiian lei, and Mexicansombrero optional!Date: Tuesday, May 20Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN: HOM308.06 Fee: $39Instructor: Leigh Crank Perry, event and partyplanner

Party Planning Divas Tell AllNEW! ...and YOU are the Party PlanningDivas! You will be treated as the expertyou are and encouraged to share your fa-vorite tricks of the trade with others inthe class. You don’t have to be a profes-sional party planner, just someone wholikes party ideas and wants to learn morecreative ways to play the “hostess withthe mostess”. An experienced event andparty planner will lead the class discus-sion. In the first session, ideas andthemes will be suggested. In the secondsession, you may choose to bring pic-tures or descriptions of successes toshare. Don’t be shy–come be a PartyPlanning Diva with us!Dates: Tuesday, June 17–24Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN: HOM308.07 Fee: $49Instructor: Leigh Crank Perry, event and partyplanner

Beyond Chuck E. Cheese:Children’s Parties at HomeNEW! If you think you can’t bear onemore birthday or sports party for yourchildren at a fast-food restaurant play-ground or pizza palace, here’s a retro con-cept to try - children’s parties at home!Learn the basic concepts for planningage-appropriate, easy-to-manage and in-expensive celebrations to be held in yourown home or yard. An experienced eventand party planner will share with yousimple, money-saving and sanity-savingtips for making your child’s special daysexciting and fun!Date: Thursday, June 19Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN: HOM308.05 Fee: $39Instructor: Leigh Crank Perry, event and partyplanner

Interior Decorating Certificate ProgramThe Interior Decorating Certificate Program is intended to augment cre-ative talent to make space more functional and beautiful for personaluse and to provide opportunities for those interested in pursuing interiordecorating as a profession. These courses can be taken individually, oras part of the certificate program.

Business Core (all 3 are required)Marketing Your Interior Decorating ServicesStarting and Building Your Interior Decorating Business:

The Sole ProprietorshipBudget Setting and Record Keeping

Core (choose 3)Interior Decorating and DesignCareers in Interior DecoratingLighting TechniquesColor TheoryFurniture Styles and ArrangementsThe Importance of Fabrics in Decorating

Electives (choose 4)Courses change each semester, so there are always new topics tochoose from.10 total courses required for certificate completion.Once you have completed the requirements, you will receive your Inte-rior Decorating Certificate. This certificate is not affiliated with anystate or national organization or certification.



Interior DecoratingStarting and Building InteriorDecorating BusinessExplore the advantages of starting an in-terior design business as a sole propri-etor. Learn how to create a business planand how to implement various businessstrategies used by successful interior dec-orators. (Business Core)Dates:Mondays, July 21–August 11Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.14 Fee: $139Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Lighting Techniques for YourHomeDiscover the different types of lightingand lighting practices used by interiordecorators to provide your home with el-egance, style and function. Pull togetherdistinctive lighting elements in a roomthat impart harmony and produce an in-teresting unified effect. (Core)Date: Saturday, June 28Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.09 Fee: $49Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Careers in Interior DecoratingLearn the different options and careersavailable in the field of interior decorat-ing. Become skilled at starting and build-ing your interior decorating business,business forms, record keeping, market-ing and selling your service. (Core)Date: Saturday, June 21Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.08 Fee: $59Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

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The Importance of Fabrics inDecoratingFabrics can make or break any room.Study silks, cottons, Egyptian cottons,brocades, toile’s, jacquards, and numer-ous other fabrics. Look at the latesttrends in fabrics and understand fabricweights and dye lots. Make various fab-rics work together to produce a pleasingand professional décor to unify anyroom. Designer tricks for how to mixand place fabrics in rooms will also betaught. Students will have a break forlunch on their own. (Core)Date: Saturday, May 31Time: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.CRN: INT308.01 Fee: $99Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Furniture Styles andArrangementsExplore period furniture styles includingearly American, English, Mediterranean,French, as well as Twentieth Centurystyles. Learn how to mix and matchwithin these styles and produce finishedscale drawings using furniture templates.After completing this class it will be easyto identify and mix these furniture styleswith confidence and ease. (Core)Dates: Saturdays, July 12–August 2Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.13 Fee: $139Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Pillows, Pillows, PillowsNEW! Examine the various pillowforms, styles and unique couture designs.Did you ever want to know how manypillows to put on a bed, sofa, or even ona window seat? Explore the extraordi-nary power of pillows! Bring your cam-era to take home some of the great ideasthat will be shown in class. Course willbe held at Accent Draperys, 1515 Cham-berlayne Avenue, Richmond. (Elective)Date: Saturday, May 3Time: 12–3 p.m.CRN: INT308.22 Fee: $59ORDate: Saturday, July 19Time: 12–3 p.m.CRN: INT308.23 Fee: $59Instructor: Karen Hardy, ASID, Owner, AccentDraperys, Inc.

Stylish Party DecoratingNEW!Make your next party a memo-rable event with the techniques you willlearn in this class! Topics include invita-tion styles; lettering and paperingchoices; table settings; glassware,stemware, china patterns and place-ments; fabric and lighting techniques;floral arrangements; plus, how to obtainthe “wow” effect for any social gather-ing. Children’s parties, adult parties,church socials, business parties, retire-ment, graduation, and many more typesof party decorating will be taught in thisclass. Make your next event the social“talk of the town!” Students will have abreak for lunch on their own. (Elective)Date: Saturday, May 17Time: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.CRN: INT308.05Fee: $99Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Window Fashion DesignsNEW! Experience an overview of themost important aspects of custom win-dow fashion designs. Topics such as bal-ance, proportion, light control, andchoosing the right fabric will be dis-cussed. This class will boost your confi-dence and you will walk away with greatideas for your next window fashion de-sign! Course will be held at Accent Drap-erys, 1515 Chamberlayne Avenue,Richmond. (Elective)Date: Saturday, May 31Time: 12–4 p.m.CRN: INT308.20 Fee: $69ORDate: Saturday, June 21Time: 12–4 p.m.CRN: INT308.21 Fee: $69Instructor: Karen Hardy, ASID, Owner, AccentDraperys

Perfect Palettes for LuxuryMaster BedroomsNEW! Explore custom designs for mas-ter bedrooms. Learn how to create cus-tom headboards and how to select andtake fabric measurements for comforters,coverlets, dust ruffles and bedspreads.Study elegant window treatments formaster bedrooms, and learn how to cre-ate your own stunning window treat-ments. Special paint effects and luxuryfloor coverings for bedrooms will dis-cussed. Explore different canopy stylesand learn how to create various canopiesfor existing beds. Students should bringa calculator to class. (Elective)Dates:Mondays, May 5–19Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.03 Fee: $119Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Designing & DecoratingCommercial SpacesNEW! Learn how to create, design anddecorate award-winning commercialspaces! Topics include hotels/motels; cardealerships; restaurants; cube layouts foroffices; CEO offices; doctor and dentistwaiting rooms; shopping malls; andmore! This is a must-have class for theserious decorator. (Elective)Dates: Fridays, May 9–30Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.04 Fee: $139Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Calculating Fabric YardageAre you scared of not ordering enoughfabric? Do you want to make sure all re-peats match? Learn how to calculate fab-ric yardage without fear! Make sure youare prepared for all your decorating andsewing projects. Course will be held atAccent Draperys, Inc, 1515 Chamber-layne Avenue. (Elective)Date: Saturday, May 17Time: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.CRN: INT308.02 Fee: $99Instructor: Karen Hardy, ASID, Owner, AccentDraperys, Inc.



Antiques for InteriorsTrain your eye on how to select and dec-orate with antiques. Learn how to tell ifan item is a true antique. Discuss select-ing clocks, mirrors, furniture, linens,plates, glassware and other accessories.Proper display and placement of an-tiques in rooms, and how to care foryour antiques will also be explored. Theinstructor will bring various antiques fordemonstration and discussion. Studentswill have a break for lunch on their own.(Elective)Date: Saturday, June 14Time: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.CRN: INT308.16 Fee: $99Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Pre-Qualifying the ClientNEW! Do you come across clients thatdon’t purchase, or only want to pick yourbrain? Learn easy to follow steps for pre-qualifying the client before the initial ap-pointment. Explore ways to be moreeffective with new clients. After this classyou will be equipped to start turningprospective clients into customers!Course will be held at Accent Draperys,1515 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond.(Elective)Date: Saturday, June 14Time: 10 a.m.–2 p.m.CRN: INT308.17 Fee: $59ORDate: Saturday, July 12Time: 10 a.m.–2 p.m.CRN: INT308.18 Fee: $59Instructor: Karen Hardy, ASID, Owner, AccentDraperys, Inc.

Creating an Outdoor RoomDiscover how to make a wonderful out-door living space on any budget. Learntricks of the trade to make your dreams areality with outdoor living. Outdoorlighting and fabrics, conversation areas,and how to add architectural interest tooutdoor spaces will be explored. Out-door kitchens and eating areas will alsobe discussed. You will leave this classwith many options to create your perfectoasis for spring, summer and fall living!(Elective)Date:Monday, June 16Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.11Fee: $49Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Redesign: Redecorate WithWhat You Already HaveExplore how to redecorate with whatyou already have by using clever, quickand inexpensive techniques. Learn to“shop” in your own home, rearrange fur-niture for function and beauty, and prop-erly accessorize. Examine the amazingresults of many rooms that have been re-designed using what was already in thehome. Discover how to turn any tired in-terior into a designer showcase using theitems that you already have! (Elective)Dates: Fridays, June 20–July 18No Class: July 4.Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.06 Fee: $139Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Perfect BathsStudy design tips and tricks for creatingelegant baths. Learn what designs workwell for this space, how to do a simple tilejob for the bathroom, what floor cover-ings work well, elegant painting and light-ing techniques, and what to always avoid!Many aspects of bathroom decoratingand design from past to present will bediscussed in this course. You will leavewith the inspiration to start working onyour own perfect designer bath! (Elective)Dates:Mondays, June 23–July 14Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.10 Fee: $139Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Faux Painting Techniqes for YourHomeCome learn the most popular faux paint-ing techniques to use in your home.Create 6 to 8 sample boards using safenon-toxic, water-based paints and glazes.Learn how to mix glazes with paints, cre-ate stone and brick work, sponge paint-ing. Other techniques include negativeand positive rag rolling, combing, thelinen look, color washing, frottage anddragging. Your options will seem endlessin the beautiful painting techniques thatyou can create for your home! A $12supply fee must be paid to the instructoron the day of the class. Students willhave a break for lunch on their own.(Elective)Date: Saturday, July 5Time: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.CRN: INT308.07 Fee: $99Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Sketching Rooms and ScaleDrawingsMaster sketching rooms and scale draw-ings for your business! Start learningwith free hand sketches, move to graphpaper, and finish with scale drawingsusing 3H and H pencils, the T-squareand triangles. Become proficient with theuse of the Scale Ruler, and learn to usearchitect symbols with exact scale draw-ings. Learn how to sketch elegant win-dow treatments, furniture, and beddingsfor your rooms. A supply list will beprovided with the course confirmationletter. (Elective)Dates: Sundays, July 6–27 Time: 3–6 p.m.CRN: INT308.12 Fee: $139Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Dream KitchensDiscover the options available for trans-forming a kitchen. Explore the world ofthe “work triangle”, faux painting tech-niques for the kitchen, appliances, flooring,texture and overall visual harmony tomake the most-used room in the home themost inviting room in your home! Don’tmiss this opporutnity to make the most ofyour kitchen. New and exciting windowtreatments for kitchens and new flooringconcepts will also be discussed. (Elective)Dates: Fridays, July 25–August 15Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: INT308.15 Fee: $139Instructor:Marilyn Creech, President, DouglasInterior Decorating

Interested in Teaching?If you are interested in teaching a non-credit course through the Think Againcatalog on any topic or issue, please fillout the course proposal form atscs.richmond.edu/thinkagain/courseinfo.Our students are always looking for waysto expand their skill set and pursue self-enrichment. Becoming a non-creditinstructor is a rewarding way to help themachieve their goals while sharing yourknowledge. If you have any questionsplease contact Stephanie Bowlin, ProgramCoordinator at [email protected] .

Landscape Design CoreThis curriculum consists of nine courses that address landscape design principles andskills. Students learn about small-scale design applications, site engineering methods,and the creative use of plant materials. Project assignments such as site plans and con-struction details are required in the Landscape Design Core curriculum and are critiquedby the respective instructor. Students benefit from the successful solutions offered inthese constructive sessions.

Typically, students proceed through the Landscape Design Core while participating in theWoody Plants Core.

CEUs: 40.5

Timeframe for completion: 2 years minimum

Admission and Completion Requirements

For admission requirements and Landscape Design Professional Certificate completionrequirements, log on to our web site: scs.richmond.edu/ocpe/landscape

Woody Landscape Plants CoreThis curriculum consists of five courses that can be taken in any sequence. Completion ofthe Woody Plants Core is one step in the process of receiving the Landscape Design Pro-fessional Certificate. Students study approximately 300 plants suitable for the growingenvironment in the Mid-Atlantic region during various seasons. Field study sessions arescheduled at local gardens and nurseries and are supplemented by lectures on horticul-ture, nursery and planting standards.

Some students choose to complete only the Woody Plants Core curriculum. This option isideal for landscape professionals and horticulture staff seeking to improve knowledgeand proficiency in the industry.

CEUs: 12.9

Timeframe for completion: 1 1/2-2 years minimum

Requirements: For admission requirements and a complete listing of courses, log on toour web site: scs.richmond.edu/ocpe/landscape

Landscape Design ProfessionalCertificate Curriculum

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Landscape DesignEntry Level CoursesIntroduction to PlantsAn intensive survey course in plant sci-ence which provides a basic introductionand understanding of plant ecology,nomenclature, physiology, morphologyand pathology. Students learn the com-mon groups of plants with a generalfocus on the structure and function ofhigher vascular plants. This course is suit-able for those who have no previous ex-perience or who have a limitedbackground in horticulture or designwork. Prerequisite for the Woody PlantsCore. Open to anyone who is interestedin enrolling.Dates:Wednesdays, June 25–Aug. 13No Class: July 2 Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 18CRN: 70928 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.4Instructor: Shelia Hayden, M.S.

Landscape GraphicsIn this introductory studio course, stu-dents learn to use drafting equipmentand develop graphic and sketching skills.Coursework includes landscape plans,section, elevation and axonometric draw-ings, and an introduction in the use ofcolor media. Students must purchase ma-terials and equipment for this class,which are used in all studio courses. Pre-requisite for getting started in the Land-scape Design Core. Open to anyone whois interested in enrolling.Dates: Tuesdays, July 8–Aug. 26 Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 1stCRN: 40146 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.4Instructor: Andy Sisson, CLA

History of Garden DesignThis course presents the major traditionsin landscape design history through a se-ries of slide-illustrated lectures. Studentsare required to actively participate in sub-ject-related exercises in the classroom,out-of-class projects, and numerousreadings on their own time. This coursemust be completed prior to enrolling inSite Design I. Open to anyone who is in-terested in enrolling.Dates:Mondays, June 23–Aug. 25Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 16thCRN: 70927 Fee: $456CEUs: 3.0Instructor: Buck Smith

Landscape Design InstructorAndy Sisson (c) and LandscapeDesign Certificate student JimTeachey (l) and recent graduateVirginia Hardman (r).



Landscape Design CoreIntroduction to DesignIn this course, students begin to create avocabulary with which they can both de-scribe and critique their own designs andthe work of others. Students will developan understanding of design tools avail-able to the landscape designer throughanalysis of existing landscapes; exploredesign through media other than thelandscape; and complete an introductionto study models, research techniques andwriting. Students are expected to com-plete group projects and participate inreview sessions. Prerequisite: LandscapeGraphics.Dates:Wednesdays, Apr. 30–June18Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: April 23rdCRN: 70955 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.4Instructor: TBA

Site AnalysisThis course is designed to train studentshow to investigate natural and culturaldata of a design site. Learn to inventoryand record existing site conditions, in-cluding slope, soil, microclimate andcontext. Studio and site work includesbase plans, sections and site analysis. TwoSaturday or Sunday field exercises are re-quired in this course. Dates will be deter-mined on the first night of class.Prerequisite: Introduction to Design.Dates:Mondays, June 23–Aug. 11Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 16CRN: 70929 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.4Instructor: Steven Kaprowski

Woody Plants CoreWoody Plants for SummerLearn identification characteristics anddesign applications of approximately 60summer trees, shrubs, vines, and flower-ing plants through lectures and fieldstudy. Instructor focuses on aesthetic,functional, and cultural aspects of eachplant. This class includes a field lectureon site assessment and plant selection.The instructor will provide the courseschedule at the first meeting. Prerequi-site: Introduction to Plants.Dates:Mondays, June 23–Aug. 11Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 70933 Fee: $335CEUs: 2.1Instructor: Shelia Hayden, M.S.

Woody Plants SummerAdvancedThis class is designed for students withhorticulture experience. Learn identifica-tion characteristics and design applica-tions of approximately 60 trees, shrubs,vines, and flowering plants through lec-tures and field study. Instructor focuseson aesthetic, functional, and cultural as-pects of each plant. This class includes afield lecture on site assessment and plantselection. The instructor will provide thecourse schedule at the first meeting. Pre-requisite: Introduction to Plants.Dates: Tuesdays, June 24–Aug. 12Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 70934 Fee: $335CEUs: 2.1Instructor: John WiseNote: This class is held at University ofRichmond.

Master’s ofLandscapeArchitectureInterested in expanding yourstudies to include a Master’s ofLandscape Architecture degree(MLA).Thanks to an educational part-nership between the Universityof Richmond and Virginia Tech,UR Landscape Design Certificategraduates have the opportunityto apply to Virginia Tech’s MLAprogram–in its WashingtonAlexandria Architecture Center–with one year’s advanced stand-ing.This approach allows interested,capable and motivated individu-als to acquire the additionalknowledge and skills needed tobecome a landscape architect.Plus, it serves as a resource formid-career professionals to pur-sue studies in landscape archi-tecture.Please contact the University ofRichmond Landscape DesignProgram Specialist for more de-tails.

Landscape Design Programclasses are held at Lewis Ginter

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Construction Methods andMaterialsOne of two construction courses offeredin this certificate program. This course isstructured to help students develop anunderstanding of commonly used land-scape construction materials as well asintroduce them to construction methods.Learn how to incorporate design ele-ments such as patios, fences and walk-ways into the landscape. In this course,students are required to present complexlandscape projects to scale. Prerequisites:Introduction to Design and Site Analysis.Dates:Wednesdays, Aug. 20–Oct. 8Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: August 13thCRN: 40149 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.4Instructor:Warren Whitworth, B.S.

Site EngineeringOne of two construction courses offeredin the Landscape Design Core. Thiscourse provides an introduction to theprinciples of basic site engineering withan emphasis on kills in grading. Studentsare expected to devise solutions tosmallscale problems by applying their un-derstanding of environmental factors.Studio and take-home exercises are as-signed by the instructor and presented bystudents. Prerequisites: Introduction toDesign, Site Analysis, ConstructionMethods and Materials.Dates:Wednesdays, June 18–Aug.6Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 11CRN: 70930 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.4Instructor:Mitch Mitchell, B.S.

Site Design IIThis course is a continuation of Site De-sign I. Students are expected to furtherdevelop visual communication skillslearned in the prior course. Participationin graphics demonstrations and exercises,individual critiques, and group discus-sions of projects is required. Prerequi-sites: Introduction to Design, SiteAnalysis, Construction Methods andMaterials, Site Engineering and SiteDesign I.Dates:Wednesdays, July 23–Sept. 10Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 16CRN: 40147 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.4Instructor: TBA

Planting Design IThis studio course focuses on the use ofplants as an important design element.Topics include plants in contemporarydesign, plant characteristics, cultural re-quirements, environmental factors, plantselection, the process of planting design,planting specifications, planting details,planting cost estimates and continueddevelopment of graphic skills. Prerequi-sites: Introduction to Design, Site Analy-sis, Construction Methods andMaterials, Site Engineering and SiteDesign I and Site Design II.Dates:Mondays, May 19–July 7Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline:May 12CRN: 70932 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.4Instructor: Greg Allen

Planting Design IIContinue to develop the planting designskills introduced in Planting Design Iwith a series of intensive projects. Pre-requisites: Introduction to Design, SiteAnalysis, Construction Methods andMaterials, Site Engineering and SiteDesign I, Site Design II and PlantingDesign I.Dates:Mondays, Aug. 11–Sept. 29Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: August 4CRN: 40148 Fee: $365CEUs: 2.4Instructor:Mac Drain

Comprehensive ProjectThis course is the final design studiocourse as well as the final course in theLandscape Design Professional Certifi-cate program. Students must demon-strate their understanding and commandof the art and discipline of design oflandscape, planting design, site analysis,construction and methods and materials,and site drainage. Students are expectedto show understanding of basic con-struction standards and codes and tothink critically about design and solvingdesign problems. Under the direction ofa practicing professional, students willprepare a full set of design and workingdrawings for a selected site which will bepresented to a jury of professionals. Pre-requisites: Woody Plants Core and Land-scape Design Core.Dates:Mondays, June 23–Aug. 25Registration Deadline: June 16thTime: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 70935 Fee: $456CEUs: 3.0Instructor: TBA

Landscape Design Certificate studentMickey Harris shares his work.



ArboricultureArboriculture PruningLearn the practical hands on experienceof pruning woody ornamentals. Dis-cover pruning practices that will improvethe health, structure, aesthetics andsafety of woody ornamentals. This classwill explore the pruning tools and equip-ment that are preferred by professionalarborists. Explore the species-specificseasonal cuts and their influence as theypertain to the overall health of woodyornamentals as well as the effect onblooms and fruiting. Learn the sciencebehind the cause and effect of seasonalpruning. Discuss the process of crownreduction and the specific angles and po-sition of cuts to promote aesthetic andhealthy new growth. Open to anyonewho is interested.Dates: Tuesdays, Aug. 26–Sept. 9Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: June 17CRN: 70936 Fee: $74CEUs: 0.9Instructor: Joel Koci, M.S.

Caring for Woody Plants inDrought ConditionsNEW! This course explores the manage-ment of environmental stresses andpests by examining the complexities ofplant processes and environmental inter-actions. You will learn how to providethe best environment for woody plantsto utilize their natural defense mecha-nisms. Explore the strengths and limita-tions of woody plants while matchingthe tree to the site in order to providelong-term solutions to meet client de-mands and expectations. Discuss the im-portance of educating your clients on thebenefits of proper watering regimentsand alternative methods of keepingmoisture in soil while avoiding suffoca-tion of roots. The instructor demon-strates the adverse effects of soilcompaction, which often leads to awoody plant’s demise. Open to anyonewho is interested.Dates: Tuesdays, July 29–Aug. 12Time: 6–9 p.m.Registration Deadline: July 22CRN: 40154 Fee: $74CEUs: 0.9Instructor: Joel Koci, M.S.

ElectivesAnatomy of DraftingImprove your drafting skills. This courseis designed to show you how to increaseyour skills with scales and North arrows,different drafting media, and selectingproper line styles and weights. Learnhow to construct arcs and tangents.Work on proper lettering, leaders andnotes. Expand your skills preparing titleblocks. Additional topics may include:preparing sections and elevations,preparing plant lists, developing tablesand legends. Please bring drafting materi-als to class.Dates: Tuesdays, July 8–29Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: 40150 Fee: $174Registration Deadline: July 1CEUs: 1.2Instructor: Steve Prusik, M.L.A

Arboriculture Instructor JoelKoci shares information withLandscape Design Certificatestudents.

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SPORTS AND GAMES

LeisureAdvanced Book CollectingNEW! Learn about different types ofbook bindings, identifying first editions,deciphering book dealer catalogues, andhow to buy books online. The class willinclude a tour of the University of Rich-mond’s Galvin Rare Book Room and aspecial presentation by a local collectorwho owns one of the world’s largest col-lections of books and ephemera relatedto Gone with the Wind. Designed forstudents who have completed Introduc-tion to Book Collecting, the class alsowelcomes any moderately experiencedbook collectors interested in discussingthe history, construction, and values (fi-nancial and otherwise!) of books.Dates:Wednesdays, May 7–21Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN: ENG308.01 Fee: $59Instructor: Ellen Brown, Owner, Liberty HallBooks

Introduction to MeditationNEW! Are you new to meditation orwould you like to deepen your medita-tion skills? By learning how to meditatesuccessfully, you will be able to bettermanage the everyday stress that comesinto all of our lives. By calming the mindand learning to relax, harmony andwholeness can be restored in your life.Move beyond the energy blocks that maykeep you stuck in old patterns of think-ing and emotions. Discover how to usemeditation to better achieve specificgoals. There will be many opportunitiesto experience meditation throughout theclass.Dates: Tuesday and Thursday, July 29–31Time: 6–9 p.m.CRN: HOM308.04 Fee: $69Instructor:Marc McGahee, CertifiedMeditation Trainer

MusicSinging for Self EnjoymentNEW! This course is for people whothink they can’t sing, but wish they could!Everyone has the basic physical toolsneeded for good singing – we will helpyou learn how to use them! Learn howto discover and strengthen unused partsof your voice, how to listen and sing intune, and how to strengthen your voicethrough “stretched speech.” With a littlelecture and a lot of class participationyou will soon discover your own singingvoice! No previous experience or musicalknowledge is required. This course is forbeginners - if you can speak, you cansing!Dates: Tuesdays, June 3–July 8Time: 7–9 p.m.CRN:MUS308.01 Fee: $99Instructor: Glen McCune, Artistic Director ofOne Voice Chorus

Sports and GamesRock Climbing 101NEW! Learn about the exciting sport ofrock climbing and gain the skills requiredto pass the Peak Experiences Belay Test.Rock Climbing 101 teaches all the basicsof climbing safety, including knot-tying,anchoring and the belay technique.Classes will review fundamental verticalmovement skills with fun practice ses-sions that work on balance and footworkskills. The class will also have a weeklycomponent dedicated to learning aboutgear specific to the sport of climbing.Dates: Thursdays, May 8–June 12Time: 7–8:30 p.m.CRN: GAM308.01 Fee: $129Instructor: Rick Molique, Director of Instruction,Peak Experiences Indoor Climbing Center

Beginning Freshwater FishingNEW! Designed for beginning anglersand those who want to freshen up ontheir skills. Learn how to tie fishingknots, put together fishing rigs, cast, andfish habitat and biology. Take your an-gling knowledge to the water! This classis great for the whole family! All tackleand gear are provided for class. You maybring your own fishing equipment. Satur-day session field trips allow you to prac-tice your new skills at local fishing sitesaround Richmond.Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 17–26Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.Additional Dates: Saturdays, June 21–28Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: FSH308.01 Fee: $169Instructor:Mike Ostrander, Captain, JamesRiver Fishing School

Intermediate Freshwater FishingNEW! Freshen up your skills and learnsome new ones! Discover how to tiemultiple fishing knots and put togetherfishing rigs for small and big fish. Learnabout fish habitat and biology. Take yourangling knowledge to the water. Alltackle and gear are provided for class.You may bring your own fishing equip-ment. Saturday session field trips willallow you to practice your new skills atvarious fishing spots around Richmond.Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, July 8–17Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m.Additional Dates: Saturdays, July 12–19Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: FSH308.02 Fee: $169Instructor:Mike Ostrander, Captain, JamesRiver Fishing School



Women’s Only Golf 101This class is for women who are new togolf or want to improve their game.Taught in a low pressure atmosphere,instructors will set the foundation for alifetime of fun on the golf course. Skillscovered include full swing, chipping,pitching, putting and the sand game. Signup early! Class size is limited!Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 6–15Time: 6–7:30 p.m.CRN: GOL308.03 Fee: $179Instructor: Leighann Albaugh and Adam Decker,University of Richmond Golf Coaches

Women’s Only Intermediate GolfNEW! This class is designed for womenwho have had some experience with golfand are looking to brush up on theirskills. Taught in a low pressure atmos-phere, you will continue to build uponyour skills. Etiquette, rules and coursemanagement are also discussed. Skills re-viewed include full swing, chipping,pitching, putting, and the sand game.Sign up early! Class size is limited!Dates:Mondays and Wednesdays, June 2–11Time: 6–7:30 p.m.CRN: GOL308.05 Fee: $179Instructor: Leighann Albaugh and Adam Decker,University of Richmond Golf Coaches

Golf 101 with UR Golf CoachesThis class is for golfers who are new tothe game or want to improve their game.Taught in a low pressure atmosphere,instructors will set the foundation for alifetime of fun on the golf course. Skillscovered include full swing, chipping,pitching, putting and the sand game. Signup early! Class size is limited!Dates:Monday, Tuesday ,Wednesday, Thursday,May 19–22Time: 6–7:30 p.m.CRN: GOL308.04 Fee: $179Instructor: Leighann Albaugh and Adam Decker,University of Richmond Golf Coaches

Honorary Spider Golf PracticeNEW! Is your game stuck in a rut? Hasyour practice routine become boring, orare you not even sure how to practice?Then this program is for you! As anHonorary Spider, you will learn how topratice with a purpose like our SpiderGolf Teams do. Taught by both UR golfcoaches, you will fine tune your skillswhile learning how to execute drills thatyou can do at your home course orrange. Sign up early! Class size is limited!Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 3–12Time: 6–7:30 p.m.CRN: GOL308.06 Fee: $179Instructor: Leighann Albaugh and Adam Decker,University of Richmond Golf Coaches

Golf for BeginnersAre you tired of being left at the officewhen everyone else goes to play golf? Orare you the driver of the beverage cart inthe company tournament? This is yourtime for a change! Sign up for beginninggolf and you too can be on the linkshaving fun and networking with yourpeers. This class is designed for the totalbeginner and a great review for thosewho need to brush up on the fundamen-tals. Learn the short game of chipping,pitching, and putting, as well as the fullswing with irons and woods. Study theequipment needed to play, course man-agement, and enough golf etiquette tomake it safe to send you out to play onthe golf course. All classes are taught byqualified and enthusiastic PGA or LPGAgolf professionals. Sign up early - spaceis limited! The student-teacher ratio is 7to 1, so you will get plenty of individualattention. If you have to miss a class youwill be able to make it up in anotherclass. We will provide all the equipmentneeded as well as coupons for practiceand play. Course will be held at WindyHill Sports Complex, 16500 MidlothianTurnpike.Dates:Wednesdays, June 4–25Time: 6–7 p.m.CRN: GOL308.01 Fee: $139ORDates:Wednesdays, July 9–30Time: 6–7 p.m.CRN: GOL308.11 Fee: $139ORDates:Wednesdays, August 6–27Time: 6–7 p.m.CRN: GOL308.12 Fee: $139Instructor: PGA and LPGA Instructors fromWindy Hill Sports

Intermediate GolfThe next step to better golf! This com-prehensive instructional program willturn your bogeys into birdies with a littlepractice and instruction. Recommendedfor the golfer who has had some instruc-tion and/or limited playing experienceand would like to lower their score. Ourprofessional staff will teach you how tohit off side hill lies, fairway woods off ofthe grass, and play the sand bunkers andaround the green. We will also introducethe VSGA handicap system, which willtrack your scores to monitor yourprogress. All classes are taught by quali-fied and enthusiastic PGA or LPGAgolf professionals. Sign up early - spaceis limited! The student-teacher ratio is 7to 1, so you will get plenty of individualattention. If you have to miss a class youwill be able to make it up in anotherclass. We will provide all the equipmentneeded, as well as coupons for practiceand play. Course will be held at WindyHill Sports Complex, 16500 MidlothianTurnpike.Dates: Thursdays, June 5–26Time: 6–7 p.m.CRN: GOL308.02 Fee: $139ORDates: Thursdays, July 10–31Time: 6–7 p.m.CRN: GOL308.13 Fee: $139ORDates: Thursdays, August 7–28Time: 6–7 p.m.CRN: GOL308.14 Fee: $139Instructor: PGA and LPGA Instructors fromWindy Hill Sports

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Youth ProgramsAdult-Youth Beginner GolfNEW! Due to the overwhelming requestfor a combined adult/junior class, wehave this exciting new opportunity!Would you like to spend more time withyour junior golfer? Or are you tired ofyour junior golfer beating you on thecourse? Why not work it out together bysigning up for this game improving golfclinic? This class is for a beginning golferas well as a refresher for existing players.One student must be 18 years or older,and the other student must be 17 oryounger. In four weeks we will cover theshort game of chipping, pitching andputting as well as the full swing. Learnthe equipment needed to play andenough golf etiquette to make it fun toplay together. All classes will be taught byqualified and enthusiastic LPGA or PGAGolf Professionals. Sign up early - classsize is limited! The student-instructorratio will be 8 - 1. If you need to miss aclass, arrangements can be made for amake-up class. We will provide all theequipment needed as well as coupons forpractice and play. Registration fee is perperson.Dates: Sundays, May 4–June 1No Class:May 25Time: 2–3 p.m.CRN: GOL308.08 Fee: $129ORDates: Sundays, June 8–29Time: 2–3 p.m.CRN: GOL308.09 Fee: $129ORDates: Sundays, July 13–August 3Time: 2–3 p.m.CRN: GOL308.10 Fee: $129ORDates: Sundays, August 10–31Time: 2–3 p.m.CRN: GOL308.07 Fee: $129Instructor: PGA and LPGA Instructors fromWindy Hill Sports

Babysitter TrainingDesigned for 11 - 15 year olds, theAmerican Red Cross Babysitter’s Train-ing course will teach you how to inter-view for a babysitting job, choose safeand age-appropriate toys and games, per-form first aid, understand diapering andfeeding techniques, handle bedtime is-sues, and much more! Learn tips for hav-ing a safe babysitting experience. Coursefee includes the ARC Babysitter’s Train-ing Handbook, supplies and materials forperforming first aid, as well as additionalcourse handouts. This course also satis-fies requirements for the Girl Scoutbadge. Students should bring a boxlunch.Date: Tuesday, June 24Time: 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m.CRN: YTH308.46 Fee: $89ORDate: Thursday, August 14Time: 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m.CRN: YTH308.47 Fee: $89Instructor: Carolyn Wallace, instructor andtrainer for the American Red Cross

Kids Cooking FunCooking can be fun for kids too! Learn toprepare some of your favorite foods. Youcan become a junior chef and impressMom and Dad! You’ll expand your tastebuds and learn some of the basic rulesand tools of the cooking world. You’llalso get to eat everything prepared inclass! Appropriate for children ages 7 - 11.Date: Saturday, June 28Time: 1–4 p.m.CRN: YTH308.48 Fee: $69Instructor: Jan Carlton, culinary expert, localtelevision and radio personality, cookbook author

Taming the Tempest:A Shakespeare Camp for YouthBe a Shakespeare player this summer!Join Richmond Shakespeare’s profes-sional actors-teachers in a summer campthat unlocks the best of the Bard for stu-dents in grades 4 - 7. Spend a week re-hearsing an abbreviated version of TheTempest that will be performed for yourfamily and friends at the end of theweek. Explore basic dramatic skills suchas enunciation, focus, cooperation, voiceprojection and acting. Learn how to un-derstand and speak Shakespeare’s text,with some fun historical and culturalfacts about Shakespeare’s Englandthrown in! At the end of the camp, youwill have the opportunity to attend a pro-duction of the Richmond ShakespeareFestival at Agecroft Hall.Dates:Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,Friday, July 7–11Time: 9 a.m.–noonCRN: YTH308.49 Fee: $159Instructor: Cynde Liffick and actors/teachersfrom Richmond Shakespeare

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Children’s TechnologyWorkshop icamp™Children’s Technology Workshop icamp provides children in grades 2 - 8 with thechance to author their own day camp experience. Children complete applied-technol-ogy adventures that are customized to their skill level. Activities occur both on and offthe computer with a focus on engineering and robotics, video game creation, anima-tion, and graphic design. During the first activity at camp, children will select 3 - 6 ad-venture projects that they will complete during their week-long session. Students canchoose from among 10 theme-based adventures: Animation Alive; ExpeditionEgypt; Fashion Designer; Mission to Mars; Medieval; Architect; Olympics; TeamF1 Racing; Rescue; and Gamemaker Guru (grades 4 - 8 only). Our highly trainedadventure guides help children to select programs that suit their age, area of in-terest, and skill level to maximize the fun and thrill of success. Student-teacher

ratio is 7 to 1. Students can choose to attend a half-day or full-day camp.If attending for half-day, students should bring a snack and drink. Ifattending for the full-day camp, students should bring snacks,drinks and a bag lunch. Students will take fun activity breaks out-side, so please send students to camp with sunscreen and ap-propriate clothing. Full day campers should register forboth the morning and afternoon session for the week, andthey will receive a discount.Fee: $289 for Monday–Friday half–day sessions (morning or after-

noon)$569 for Monday–Friday full day sessions(9 a.m.–4 p.m.)Note: Please register using the CRN thatcorresponds to the week and session and you choose.If registering for a full day, please include both themorning CRN and afternoon CRN on the registrationform.



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CHILDREN’S TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP ICAMP

icamp Sessions™June 16 – 20

Morning (9 a.m.–noon) CRN 70518Afternoon (1– 4 p.m.) CRN 70519

June 23 – 27


June 30 – July 4

Morning (9 a.m.–noon) CRN 70775Afternoon (1–4 p.m.) CRN 70776

July 7 – 11


July 14 – 18


July 21 – 25


July 28 – August 1


August 4 – 8


August 11 – 15

Morning (9 a.m –noon CRN 40012Afternoon (1–4 p.m.) CRN 40013

2008 Summer Reading ProgramsPhonics • Comprehension • Fluency • Love of ReadingFive Different Programs for 4-Year-Olds through Entering 5th Graders. These programs teach the essential phonics and compre-hension skills required to become a fluent reader. Our students also learn the wordattack skills needed for multisyllable words, aswell as the advanced comprehension skills required for textbooks and literature. Mastery of these skills will make reading mucheasier and more enjoyable, and will greatly increase your child’s confidence in school.

Comprehension • Speed Reading • Study SkillsPrograms for Entering 6th-8th and Entering 9th-11th Graders. Our average student improves readingcomprehension one to two grade levels while more than doubling reading speed. Students canlearn the best way to improve vocabulary, study textbooks, take notes, andprepare for tests. Learning these skills will make it easier to completeassignments quickly and get better grades, and will help your child be-come a successful, motivated student.

Speed Reading for Work, School, and RecreationFor Adults, College Students, and Entering High School Seniors. Our adult speed reading programmay help you read three to four times faster in novels, newspapers, and most business and schoolmaterials. In more difficult reading, such as academic and professional journals or college text-books, you can learn to read two to three times faster. In addition, you’ll learn comprehension, con-centration, and retention techniques, enabling you to remember more, while reading much faster.As a special bonus, you will receive a lifetime instruction privilege which allows you to repeat theprogram at any time–for free!These popular classes are taught by professional instructors from the Institute of Reading Devel-opment, which has been teaching these classes for 35 years. To register or receive more informa-tion, please contact the Institute of Reading Development at (800) 978-9596, 8 a.m.–10 p.m.Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–9 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Saturday.

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ONLINE LEARNING

Online CoursesOnline courses continue to pro-vide the workforce skills neces-sary to acquire professionalcaliber positions for many in-demand occupations with anunparalleled level of convenience.You can take online classes fromthe comfort of your home or officeat the times that are best for you.The Office of Community andProfessional Education offers avariety of online classes throughpartnerships with JER Online andGatlin Educational Services. Takea class to update specific jobskills or pursue a new career bycompleting a certificate program.

JER Onlinehttp://coursecatalog.com/uricJER Online specializes in Career TrackTraining and offers more than 750 Cer-tificates and Courses including:Valuing DiversityIntercultural Business EtiquetteESL for BusinessUnderstanding Child DevelopmentHTML - Lessons in Web Page DesignWinning Over Difficult CustomersCreating an Effective Sales TeamHow to Master Sales SkillsSetting Performance Goals andExpectations

Telephone Skills for Quality CustomerService

Leading Effective MeetingsManaging a Virtual OfficeMotivating EmployeesManaging StressBalancing Work and FamilyTelephone Sales SkillsUnderstanding and Using Contracts

Additional courses follow.

Certificate in Web ContentCreation90 hours $1,999These classes prepare you to be a profes-sional web writer or editor, working in aworld of intense interactivity, fast feed-back, complex content management, andconstantly changing business models.You’ll learn how to adapt your writingfor the web, developing a truly electronicstyle. You’ll learn how to think struc-turally when approaching new content,exploring information architecture fromthe point of view of a creator. You’ll seehow to produce text that fits snugly intoa content management system. You’llwrite web content in half a dozen majorgenres, to put to work what you havelearned, and to develop a portfolio ofweb samples for your job hunt or careerchange.

Sales Management Strategiesand Tactics24 hours $79This course is meant for Sales Managersand Workforce Employees applying tobe Sales Managers. The course deliber-ates on how best to use Sales Force re-sources for achieving significant revenueand profit.

How to Master CustomerService24 hours $49Customer service personnel are thefrontline in making your customershappy and developing your reputation asa quality company. This course addressesthree vital aspects of customer service –developing a customer-oriented culture,using effective telephone skills for qualitycustomer service, and dealing with thoseoccasional, but very important, difficultcustomers.

Introduction to MedicalTranscription30 hours $59This course is designed to provide anoverview of typical medical transcriptionskills and training aptitude, so that a po-tential “wanna-be” MT may assess thecapability and interest level. It also pro-vides an overview of the industry itself,job opportunities, certification, and otherrelated information.

Certificate in Technical Writing90 hours $899This certificate program has been desig-nated for those who lack sufficient expe-rience in the field, or those who want toenhance existing careers in technicalwriting or move in a direction within thecorporate workplace. This program is in-structor-led, which means you learnfrom highly qualified industry and techwriting university faculty.

Record Management andRetention Policy Use1 hour $39A company’s corporate records are oneof its most important and valuable as-sets. Almost every employee is responsi-ble for creating or maintaining corporaterecords of some kind, whether in theform of paper, computer data, micro-film, electronic mail or voice-mail. Let-ters, memoranda and contracts areobviously corporate records, as arethings such as a desk calendar, an ap-pointment book or an expense record.Learn how to properly maintain thesemany types of records.



Photoshop CS2: ExploringPhotoshop3 hours $55This course is intended for students whowant to get started on Adobe PhotoshopCS2, to create and edit images. Studentswill explore and customize the Photo-shop environment to tailor the work-space, and enhance productivity. You willalso work with Adobe Bridge, navigationtools, customized menus, and applymetadata and keywords.

Veterinary Assistant240 hours $1,595This online program prepares studentsfor an exciting new career as a veterinaryassistant. Students learn about the careof animals as well as how to recognizethe signs of illness and disease. This pro-gram also covers interpersonal commu-nication, interaction with clients andtheir animals, as well as assisting the vet-erinarian during examinations. Adminis-trative duties, such as fee collection,banking, and accounts payable are em-phasized, and the program contains basicinformation about pet insurance. Text-books are included.

Freight Broker/Agent Training150 hours $1,695This nationally recognized Freight Bro-ker Training course teaches the skillsneeded to be successful as a Freight-Load Broker Agent. Tutorials and proj-ects will teach you the practicalapplication of Freight Broker skills. Thisinstructor-led program was created byfreight broker specialists, and will armyou with the information needed to suc-ceed in this business.

Home Inspection Certificate200 hours $2,095This program teaches the principle com-ponents of home inspection proceduresand processes. Learn how to create ahome inspection report that will detailthe home’s condition, including the heat-ing and cooling systems, the plumbingand electrical systems, the roof and sid-ing, as well as the framing and founda-tion.

Gatlin Education Services(GES)Gatlin Education Services, the world’slargest provider of Web-based, instruc-tor-supported training programs, offersself-study courses with open enrollmentin nearly every subject imaginable. Visithttp://richmond.theelearningcenter.comto access the University of RichmondeLearning Center and take classes in top-ics such as:Building Strong Customer RelationsJob-Seekers Workshop: 10 Steps to aNew Beginning

Estate PlanningNegotiating for ProfessionalsMicrosoft Office (Word, Access,Excel, Powerpoint) Lessons

Visit www.gatlineducation.com/richmond toaccess online programs designed to pro-vide the skills necessary to acquire pro-fessional level positions for manyin-demand occupations, such as Health-care Certifications, Legal Transcription,IT Certifications, Casino Gaming Certifi-cations, and more!

Digital Photography I30 hours $669Point and shoot your way to professionalquality digital photos! Digital photogra-phy is a key skill for any digital designertoday. Whether you’re a fine artist,graphic designer, or Web developer, amastery of digital photography gives youcreative control of the medium. Ifyou’ve outgrown the basic features ofyour digital camera, and you’re looking totake professional-quality photos, zoom inon Digital Photography I. In this hands-on course, you’ll discover how photogra-phy techniques and environmentalfactors interact to create powerful digitalimages. You’ll learn the fundamentals oflighting, perspective, and set-up and ex-plore techniques for classic assignments:portraits, product shots, indoor and out-door location shoots, and fast-actionsports. In each exercise, you’ll submitshots from your assignment and get acritique from a professional photogra-pher.

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TRIPS AND TOURS

Russia: Warts and AllJuly 3–13, 2008 Cost: $4,595Join Professor Ken Orosz as we go in-side Ronald Reagan’s ‘Evil Empire!”Starting with St. Petersburg, we’ll lookinto its origins just over 300 years ago,visit the tsar’s palaces, and relive the glorydays of the Soviet Union. Then it’s on toMoscow, with its important and historicmonuments. Toss in a couple of out-of-the-way destinations and this trip is yoursfor a lifetime! When are you going to seethe Kremlin and the Hermitage? Sign upnow!

POLAND: The Little KnownAugust 8–19, 2008 Cost: $3,650Join us for an in-depth view of the Eu-ropean Union’s newest member! Gdanskwith its Medieval crane and stirring siteof the Solidarity movement, Warsaw,risen from the dust of WWII, Auschwitzwith its evocative ambiance, Czesto-chowa, and Krakow - one of Dr. Os-trand’s ‘magical’ cities! They’re all here,along with a couple of off-the-trackgems too rarely seen by tourists.

SICILY, the OTHER ITALY andMALTA!August 29–September 6 or 8, 2008Cost: $3,795 (Malta $640)“If Sicily were a separate country every-one would include it on their ‘must-see’travel agenda.” Outstanding ancientruins, stunning mosaics and architecture,Mt. Etna, Europe’s only active volcanoand incredible hotels and vistas! AddMalta, with some of the finest prehis-toric monuments in the world and thetoughest-to-visit UNESCOWorld Her-itage site, and you have an affordable,memorable trip.

COSTA RICA: Warm, Wild &WonderfulFeb. 20–March 2, 2009 Cost: TBAActive volcanoes, one of the world’sfinest museums of pre-Columbian gold,the highest percent of biodiversity in theworld, some neat meals and lodges youwon’t forget, and a great price! Thisgroup is limited to 20 so don’t delay!

Tulip Barge CruiseApril 1–11, 2009 Cost: TBAThe Netherlands during tulip season!We’ll move slowly and see some of Ams-terdam, Utrecht, Kinderdijk, Rotterdam,Gouda, and hopefully the tulips atKeukenhof, Leiden, and Haarlem. InAmsterdam, enjoy a full day-and-a-halftour including the Rijksmuseum and theAnne Frank House. A gentle cruise fol-lows through this beautiful region.

PARIS!Spring/Summer, 2009 Cost: TBAOne of our most-popular trips, a sell-outevery time we offer it! And why not? TheCity of Lights and of Lovers has enticedall for centuries. Led by near-native Pro-fessor Ken Orosz, you’ll visit well-knownNotre Dame and the Louvre as well as acouple of places only the insiders know.Toss in a spectacular palace, examine in-comparable restaurants, check out a Me-dieval gem and take a bit of free time.Ah Paris!

Hapsburg Capitals: Prague,Vienna and BudapestAugust, 2009 Cost: TBAThree of Europe’s most scintillating cap-itals, along with some of the tiny townsthe commercial trips don’t have time tovisit! We’ll do some of our walking tripsthat give you the heart and soul of theseplaces, plus enough free time to be yourown tour guide! If Austria, Hungaryand the Czech Republic are for you, thenget more details! As with all of our trips,we take a maximum of 25, period!

ROME: Great CityOctober 3–11, 2009 Cost: TBA“The Greatest City in the World forThings to See and Do!” And you’ll seewhy! The Colosseum and RomanForum, Vatican City and Sistine Chapel,Catacombs and Ostia Spanish Steps andTrevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and Pan-theon, and even a papal visit (we havetickets!) to boot!!

Trips and ToursThrough a partnership with Inter-national Horizons, Inc., the Uni-versity of Richmond School ofContinuing Studies is offering avariety of trips and tours to exoticlocations around the world. Eachtrip is led by a specialist in thearea to be visited and highlightsa variety of interests includinghistory, archaeology, architecture,local culture, flora and fauna andbehind-the-scenes treasures.For itineraries or to register for atrip:• Call International Horizons at(877) IH TOURS (877-448-6877)

• E-mail:[email protected]

All prices listed are subject tochange.



Cancellation and Refund PolicyThe Office of Community and Profes-sional Education reserves the right tocancel any class or make any otherchanges it deems necessary. Course feeswill be refunded in full when the Officeof Community and Professional Educa-tion cancels a course.We recognize you may occasionally needto cancel your registration. If you wishto receive a refund, we must receive yourwritten request for cancellation no lessthan five business days prior to the classstart date. A 50% processing fee will bededucted from the refund. We regret thatwe cannot provide a refund if we receiveyour written cancellation in four or fewerbusiness days before the class start date.However, we will issue a gift certificate inthe amount of the class fee for futureregistration. Please note that your refundmay take several weeks to process.

Class LocationMost courses are held on the University ofRichmond campus, but some are held atlocal businesses. Exact locations are sent tothe participant in a confirmation via e-mailand mail before the course begins.

Inclement WeatherIn the event of inclement weather, callthe University’s inclement weather hot-line at (804) 289-8760.

Non-discrimination PolicyEvery University staff member, facultymember and student (part- or full-time)has the right to work and study in an en-vironment free from discrimination andharassment and should be treated withdignity and respect. The University pro-hibits discrimination and harassmentagainst applicants, students, faculty orstaff on the basis of race, religion, na-tional or ethnic origin, age, sexual orien-tation, disability, status as a veteran orany classification protected by local, stateor federal law. Any inquiries regardingthe University’s policies in these areasshould be directed to the Office of theVice President for Student Affairs,University of Richmond, VA 23173,telephone (804) 289-8032.If you need special accommodations toattend a class, please notify the Office ofCommunity and Professional Education,School of Continuing Studies, at (804)289-8133 at least 15 days in advance.

AccreditationThe University of Richmond is accred-ited by the Commission on Colleges ofthe Southern Association of Collegesand Schools to award the associate, bac-calaureate, master and juris doctor de-grees. The several colleges and schoolsof the University award no degrees indi-vidually. The University of Richmondconfers all degrees for work done in anyone of the schools.

University of Richmond AlumniUniversity of Richmond alumni with abaccalaureate or advanced degree are en-titled to a 25% discount on ONE classper semester. Alumni discount does notapply to travel programs, conferences,special programs, membership fees, cer-tificate programs or application fees.This discount may only be used byalumni (not their spouses or children).

Continuing Education UnitsSome courses in this catalog qualify forCEUs (Continuing Education Units).CEUs are a way of measuring and offi-cially recognizing the time and effort youhave put into your education for your jobor profession. The Office of the Univer-sity Registrar will maintain a record ofyour CEUs and provide you with a tran-script upon request. So, what do you dowith a CEU? As you update your creden-tials, are in line for a transfer, promotionor evaluation of your current position, orwant to make a vocational change or ex-plore a new career, the CEUs demon-strate the time, energy and interest youhave shown in broadening your horizons.

Registration DeadlinesIt is extremely important that you regis-ter at least one week prior to the start ofthe course. Registration deadlines havebeen put in place to allow for an accurateenrollment count needed for planningclassroom needs, course materials, andfood or travel logistics related to theclass. If you submit your registrationafter the deadline, we cannot guaranteethat you will receive a space in thecourse.

School of Continuing StudiesStaffJames L. Narduzzi, Ph.D., DeanPatricia Brown, Ed.D., Senior AssociateDean

Ned Swartz, Ed.D., Associate DeanDavid Kitchen, Ph.D., Associate DeanJames Campbell, M.A., Director ofMarketing

Leigh Anne Giblin, B.A., Marketing andCommunications Coordintor

Daniel Hocutt, M.A., Web ManagerKathy Powers, M.S.F.S., Institute onPhilanthropy Program Coordinator

Linda Tucker, Customer ServiceJoanne Charlesworth, Customer Service

Office of Community andProfessional Education StaffPamela B. Johnson, B.S., C.P.P., DirectorStephanie Bowlin, B.S., C.P.P., ProgramCoordinator

Cary Jamieson, B.F.A., Landscape DesignProgram Specialist

Anna Kay Travis, Registration andOperations Coordinator

Jeanne Clery DisclosureStatementThe University Police Department, incompliance with the Jeanne CleryDisclosure Act, publishes an annualreport outlining its policies, func-tions, campus safety plans, preven-tion techniques, and tabulatedstatistics for the most recent three-year period. For a copy of the Depart-ment’s Annual Report, call (804)289-8715, write the University ofRichmond Police Department, att.Jeanne Clery Crime Statistician,Special Programs Building, 31 URDrive, University of Richmond, VA23173 or access the report online athttp://oncampus.richmond.edu/administration/police/ccra/index.htm.

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2. Course Information! I am aUniversity of Richmond alumna/uswith a baccalaureate or advanced degree utilizingmy

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! I am a University of Richmond employee (or dependent) utilizing my Tuition Remissionbenefit. I understand that this benefit has restrictions and may not be applicable to allnon-credit courses offered by the School of Continuing Studies.

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SAMPLE: Interior Design and Decorating 06/26/08 50187 orINT308.67 $99 n/a $99

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

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CoordinatorSchool of Continuing StudiesUniversity of Richmond, VA 23173

Register OnlineYou can now register online for some of the classes in thiscatalog. Go online to scs.richmond.edu/thinkagain and findthe course(s) for which you’d like to register. Look for the“Register Online” link and click it to proceed with youronline registration.We are currently not accepting online registrations for any Instituteon Philanthropy classes.

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ThinkAgainNon-Credit Registration Form SUMMER 2008

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