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OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE

OLLI AT UTEP

El Paso’s Premier University-Based Learning and Social Program for Seniors

We welcome you to OLLI, where curious minds gather.

• The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at UTEP brings the excitement and stimulation of college learning to adults 50 years or older, to enhance the enjoyment, meaning and direction of their lives and to contribute to their health and well-being. OLLI seeks to connect its members to the brightest minds and ideas, including emeritus and current faculty from UTEP and other colleges as well as professionals from the community. OLLI members share knowledge, spark ideas, inspire new thinking and forge new friendships. Come for the intellectual stimulation; stay for the people.

• The OLLI experience allows older learners to be an integral part of the UTEP campus experience.

• Choose from up to ten courses per week, most from 1:30 pm to 4:45 pm.

• Most classes are 90 minutes long, once a week for six weeks.

• Science, music, art, history, politics, exercise, language, literature, and more.

• Pay one registration fee per semester, not per class.

• OLLI at UTEP is part of a national network of Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes funded by the Bernard Osher Foundation.

• Other benefits of joining OLLI:

• Subsidized Parking Options • Special Lunch events • Discounts at UTEP arts and music events • Bi -monthly newsletter • Opportunity to audit a UTEP course • Parties and social gatherings • UTEP Library privileges • Participation in exciting research projects

NEED MORE INFORMATION? CALL (915)747-6280 WWW.olliatutep.org

Miners Hall 209 University of Texas at El Paso

500 W University El Paso, TX 79968

Office Hours 1:00pm – 4:30pm Mon-Fri

Catalog Table of Contents Catalog Item page Catalog Item page

TOPICAL INDEX 3 NEW OLLI INSTRUCTORS 13

FIRST SESSION 4 SECOND SESSION 14

OLLI GOVERNANCE 6 OLLI STANDARD POLICIES 19

OLLI IN PICTURES 11 REGISTRATION FORM & FEES 20

UTEP CAMPUS OPPORTUNITIES 12 PARKING INFORMATION 22

For more information call (915)747-6280

Catalog Table of Contents Catalog Item page Catalog Item page

TOPICAL INDEX 3 NEW OLLI INSTRUCTORS 13

FIRST SESSION 4 SECOND SESSION 14

OLLI GOVERNANCE 6 OLLI STANDARD POLICIES 19

PARKING INFORMATION 11 REGISTRATION FORM & FEES 20

UTEP CAMPUS OPPORTUNITIES 12 OLLI IN PICTURES 22

For more information call (915)747-6280

DIRECTOR’S CORNER

As this is the last OLLI catalog that I will be responsible for I wanted to express my

appreciation for having a great four and a half years. I feel so fortunate to have had the

opportunity to serve as your Director. I think this OLLI program is absolutely incredible!

The combination of OLLI students, the instructors, the UTEP faculty and this great

campus, have made an incredibly enriching experience.

I’ve had a wonderful time getting to know many of you on a personal level! I am so

grateful to everyone of you who has volunteered in one way or another over the past few years. This program

runs so much better when there are many contributors! THANKS EVERYONE!

In case some of you don’t know, Lynn Provenzano will be the new executive director. Lynn has been a part of

OLLI for many years and already knows many OLLI members. Over the years she has focused on teaching

Meditation and Pranic healing. In her other life she has worked in commercial, educational and non-profit

worlds in various capacities including teaching and administration. I hope you will all give her the same level of

support that you have given me!

I think that this coming semester’s catalog really has something for everyone!. Some new classes and

instructors and some of the regulars. From hands-on art opportunities to some very academically stimulating

topics like Gothic literature or legal philosophy.

We will be continuing our registration policy of a level playing field for all members whether you call, come in

or mail in your registration. PLEASE don’t come early and expect to get priority. Everyone has the same

chance of getting into the classes that they want.

Lastly I would like to encourage all of you to make a special donation to OLLI and UTEP. President Natalicio

was instrumental in starting OLLI and supporting the program for all of these years! We should all take part in

the “Thank You for 30” Campaign. You can designate your donation to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute!

Have a great Holiday Season and a wonderful new year!!

Ian Wilson

TOPICAL INDEXCategory Page PageCategory

Art Appreciation

Cutting Edge Contemporary Art 15

Rediscovery of Ancient Egyptian Art and Architecture and Development of Egyptology as a Science

7

Body,Mind,Spirit

CHI GONG/TAI CHI TUE/THU 5, 15

Create Your Life 7

Easy Vinyasa Yoga 9,18

Grasping The Sparrow's Tail 7

Meditation, Mindfulness, and Consciousness 6

Moving Gently With Creative Purpose (MGCP) 16

Reiki Level II 17

Self-Healing and the Power of Meditation 15

Clases en Espanol

Tutti Frutti 10

Current Events

Anatomy of Criminal Investigation 4

Documentaries and Discussion 4

Where do we go from here? 6

Hand-On Arts

Drawing is Learning 9

Knitting Therapy 8

Landscape in Oils 9

Metal Embossing/ Repujado 4,5

Painting Abstracts and Non-Objectives 9

Portrait Painting 9

Project: Photography 6

Still Life Painting 10

Health

7 Ways to Detox Your Body 5

Dietary Supplements: Risks And Benefits 8

Improve Your Health and Life with Positive Psychology

15

Plant Based Food Cooking 8

Psychoactive Plants: Medicines or Poisons? 16

History

Borderlands History and Culture: Best Video Documentaries

4

History of The El Paso/Juarez Region 5,15

Myths and Realities in Texas History 8

Resistance During the Holocaust Through Art, Music, & Poetry

18

Secrets and Betrayal 14

The Conquest of Old Mexico 15

Why Hitler? Explaining Hitler's Rise through Film 17

Humanities

Celtic Spirituality 14

Endangered Languages 16

The Interaction Between Political Theory and Philosophy Of Religion In Modern Democracies

10

The Philosophical Study of Morality: Ethics for the Modern World

7

The Role Of Legal Philosophy In The American Federal Judiciary

18

Language

A Tour of The Spanish Language Through Music: Lyrics Of The Heart (Spanish Part 3)

18

Conversational Spanish; Building A Real Life Bridge (Part 2)

10

French Language and Culture 17

Progetto Italiano (A1-A2) part 2 7, 17

Literature

Modern Southern Gothic Literature 14

Romantic Southern Gothic Authors 5

Walt Whitman at 200 14

William Shakespeare's Richard III 8

Music

Singing Made Easy! 17

Music Appreciation

Beethoven and Mahler: Revolution and Farewell 4

Great Italian Composers 14

Pop Music Of The 1950's, 60's And 70's- A Sing Along With The Oldies Class

8

There is a Maestro in the House! Conductors and Conducting

7

Other

"There's No Place Like Home" A Guide to Interior Design Wizardry

16

Science

The Yucatan Express: How our migratory songbirds return to their breeding grounds from Mexico and South America

17

Theater & Film

Before They Were Movies 17

Behind the Curtain 10

The Suspense of the Thriller: Hitchcock and Beyond 5

Writing

Creative Writing 16

Writing Your Memoir 4,14

Membership Registration Fee Information - Page 20

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS SESSION 1

Monday Begins: 1/28/2019

Metal Embossing/ Repujado Mondays ROMY SAENZ HAWKINS

Metal embossing also known as repujado in Spanish or repousse in French, is an ancient art of manipulating soft metal such as aluminum, copper, pewter or brass entirely by hand using special tools to create unique works of art. New students learn the basic techniques in this art, and a beginner kit project will be available for $10 payable at the first class. Advanced students will review from intermediate to advanced level techniques.The class is bilingual. This is a 12 week, 2 hour class. There is an additional fee of $40.00. The minimum number of students required for this class is 12. The maximum is 20.

1:30 PM

Borderlands History and Culture: Best Video

Documentaries

OSCAR J MARTINEZ PhD

This course examines prominent themes in the history and culture of the borderlands, using as our main source six outstanding video documentaries. Major themes: Native Americans, Pancho Villa, Border music, Border culture, Transborder social and economic interaction, and the Chicano Movement.

1:30 PM

Writing Your Memoir NANCY NATALICIO

Share your life story as you record the childhood, teen and adult years in a welcoming environment. All you need is pen, paper and an open mind and heart as you read and listen to the exploits of others. Join the circle without worrying about a grade on your papers and save them for your children!

1:30 PM

Beethoven and Mahler: Revolution and

Farewell

JIM SMITH

When Ludwig van Beethoven's Third Symphony was first performed in 1804 it sparked a revolution in music that ended when Gustav Mahler completed his Ninth Symphony in 1909. This class will provide OLLI students with an exploration of how Romantic era music, stretching from Beethoven's Eroica to Mahler's Farewell, could be used to develop philosophical narratives through sound. Students in this class will receive an in-depth analysis and detailed comparison of Beethoven's Third, Mahler's Fourth, and Mahler's Ninth symphonies. This is a five week Class.

1:30 PM

Documentaries and Discussion AUROLYN LUYKX PhD

Our popular documentary series is back! Join us each week for a documentary film. Topics range from current social issues, American history, foreign cultures, science, politics, and more -- followed by lively discussion. Most films will be have subtitles for the hard-of-hearing.

3:15 PM

Anatomy of Criminal Investigation ALFREDO ARROYO

A survey of the basic procedures used by criminal investigators to enforce the law and solve crimes. We will learn about surveillance techniques, scientific analysis, and traditional methods such as the use of informants and the conduct of interrogations. We will unveil the truth about CSI units. Real life case studies will be used to enforce understanding, and to appreciate the pressure, challenges, and dangers faced by detectives every day.

3:15 PM

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Romantic Southern Gothic Authors CATHERINE DICKASON

We will read Gothic works by Poe, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Washington Irving. These authors were the precursors to the Modern Romantic Southern Gothic Authors.

3:15 PM

Tuesday Begins: 1/29/2019

CHI GONG/TAI CHI TUE/THU SIFU BETO BRISENO

Experience increased vitality and radiant good health through exercises to improve physical and mental health. This ancient Chinese system of movement and breathing is especially appropriate for those in the second half of their lives as the non-aerobic exercises can increase flexibility, stamina, agility, and overall well-being. Class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tien Shan Tzi Center. 1629 Montana Ave. Extra fee $40.00.

9:30 AM

Metal Embossing/ Repujado Tuesdays ROMY SAENZ HAWKINS

Metal embossing also known as repujado in Spanish or repousse in French, is an ancient art of manipulating soft metal such as aluminum, copper, pewter or brass entirely by hand using special tools to create unique works of art. New students learn the basic techniques in this art, and a beginner kit project will be available for $10 payable at the first class. Advanced students will review from intermediate to advanced level techniques. The class is bilingual. This is a 12 week, 2 hour class. There is an additional fee of $40.00. The minimum number of students required for this class is 12. The maximum is 20.

1:30 PM

The Suspense of the Thriller: Hitchcock and

Beyond

LEANNE VON MITTENWALD

Experience the thrill of the plot twists, the excitement of the cliff-hanger, and the anticipation of the danger around every corner. Explore and discuss films that have kept audiences "on the edge of their seats" for decades! Learn how earlier filmmakers developed and mastered film techniques that influenced and inspired modern filmmaking. THIS CLASS IS NOT A REPEAT OF PREVIOUS HITCHCOCK CLASSES-ALL NEW MATERIAL.

1:30 PM

7 Ways to Detox Your Body CLAUDIA RODRIGUEZ

In this workshop we'll explores different areas in our life where we can make small, easy changes and optimize our health. We will cover how diet, exercise, sleep, environmental toxins, toxins in our homes, supplementation and stress influence our overall health and what we can do in each area to have optimal health. We will explore how we can benefit our cardiovascular, digestive, nervous and immune systems as well as how this can contribute to weight loss/management, energy and healthy skin/hair.

1:30 PM

History of The El Paso/Juarez Region ALFRED MORALES

The course will deal with important events effecting west TX, southern New Mexico and northern Chihuahua as well as historical personalities from the Indian period up to 1890.

1:30 PM

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OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE

OLLI AT UTEP

El Paso’s Premier University-Based Learning and Social Program for Seniors

We welcome you to OLLI, where curious minds gather.

• The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at UTEP brings the excitement and stimulation of college learning to adults 50 years or older, to enhance the enjoyment, meaning and direction of their lives and to contribute to their health and well-being. OLLI seeks to connect its members to the brightest minds and ideas, including emeritus and current faculty from UTEP and other colleges as well as professionals from the community. OLLI members share knowledge, spark ideas, inspire new thinking and forge new friendships. Come for the intellectual stimulation; stay for the people.

• The OLLI experience allows older learners to be an integral part of the UTEP campus experience.

• Choose from up to ten courses per week, most from 1:30 pm to 4:45 pm.

• Most classes are 90 minutes long, once a week for six weeks.

• Science, music, art, history, politics, exercise, language, literature, and more.

• Pay one registration fee per semester, not per class.

• OLLI at UTEP is part of a national network of Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes funded by the Bernard Osher Foundation.

• Other benefits of joining OLLI:

• Subsidized Parking Options • Special Lunch events(Pages 10,15, and 16) • Discounts at UTEP arts and music events • Bi -monthly newsletter • Opportunity to audit a UTEP course • Parties and social gatherings • UTEP Library privileges • Participation in exciting research projects

______________________________________________________________________________________________ NEED MORE INFORMATION? CALL (915)747-6280

WWW.olliatutep.org Miners Hall 209

University of Texas at El Paso 500 W University El Paso, TX 79968

Office Hours 1:00pm – 4:30pm Mon-Fri

Project: Photography DIANA MOLINA

Showcase your best photography! Instruction will focus on the preparation for a month long exhibit at the UTEP Student Union in April. Students will edit and refine their best photos for display and public programs while gaining experience in the promotion and marketing of their artwork as well as interpretation of a chosen theme related to our region. This is a 12 week, 2 hour class. There is an extra fee of $40.00.

1:30 PM

Meditation, Mindfulness, and Consciousness LYNN PROVENZANO

Get focused, think clearly, and feel connected with your life. Enhance the principles of meditation and learn techniques to improve your well-being. Class meditations will build mindfulness, the practice of insight and awareness, and offer pathways to higher consciousness.

3:15 PM

Where Do We Go From Here? MARY BENANTI

Following the midterms and recent controversy over the Supreme Court nomination, and the frustrations expressed by women and men over the situation in the country, it might be time to ask ourselves, who do we want to be and how do we want to live? We will explore different issues relevant to the time each week including who we are as a country, who we would like to be as well as reproductive rights, LGBTQ issues, immigration issues and more. This course will involve readings and discussions.

3:15 PM

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The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UTEP is sponsored

by the College of Liberal Arts Denis O’Hearn PhD, Dean

Advisory Board Marie Livingston, Chair; Janet Dand, Vice Chair; Guillermo Avila, Secretary;

Karen Evans, Finance; Shari Schwartz, Publicity; Ruth Bassett; Nicole Grant;

Elizabeth Highsmith; Said Larbi-Cherif; Kathy Brunk; Jim Richardson, Curriculum.

Larry Johnson, Ph.D , Emeritus

Fall 2018 Curriculum Committee Jim Richardson, Chair; Ruth Bassett, Le Ann Von Mittenwald,

Marie Livingston, Servi Hernandez, Janet Dand,

Susi Edwards, Gwenneth Billingslea, Kathy Brunk, Guillermo Avila

Fall 2018 Catalog Committee

Linda Calk, Linda Shubeck, Mary Jane Wilson

Administration Ian Wilson, Executive Director

Crystal Brown, Administrative Secretary

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OLLI GOVERNANCE

Wednesday Begins: 1/30/2019

Grasping The Sparrow's Tail STEVE BAROWSKY

A Taoist Moving Meditation Sequence From Tai Chi. This is a beautiful sequence of four movements. These four movements exemplify the four basic energies of Tai Chi. These movements are the core from which all Tai Chi forms are created. In this class you will learn a complete sequence to practice at home or wherever you may be.

1:30 PM

Create Your Life ALFRED R REEVES

Life is About Creating Yourself. We have the ability to shape who we are and what we experience in our lives. We have the ability to decide what we believe in, what we do, and how we perceive and absorb those things around us. We choose how we will act on our desires and interests and what actions we take to become that person we envision and desire. We must believe in this view and act on it to create the life we want. This course will guide you and provide active techniques and tools so you can live and create the life you really want based on your purpose in life.

1:30 PM

There is a Maestro in the House! Conductors and

Conducting

RON HUFSTADER PhD

Have you ever been at a concert and wondered what the conductor is doing with all that waving and pointing? This class will give you the answer! Taught by UTEP Professor Emeritus of Music, Dr. Ron Hufstader, this class will cover the basics of conducting technique and the many jobs of the conductor while exploring band and orchestra literature.

1:30 PM

Rediscovery of Egyptian Art and Architecture and

Development of Egyptology As a Science

KATHLEEN KEY

How did Napoleon Bonaparte play a role in the development of Egyptology? How did ancient Egyptian religious beliefs lead to the building of massive structures such as the pyramids of Giza and Karnak temple? How did the geography of Egypt play a role in the development of art and architecture of Ancient Egypt? These are a few of the issues we will address in this class: The black and the red land--how Ancient Egypt's geography played a role in their religious beliefs and how their religious beliefs lead to the building of massive structures such as pyramids and temples; Old Kingdom art and architecture; Middle Kingdom and New Kingdom art and architecture; Champollion and the birth of Egyptology, the first archaeologists; and Howard Carter, King Tutankhamun and 20th century Egyptologists.

1:30 PM

The Philosophical Study of Morality: Ethics for the

Modern World

RUBY MONTANA

Ethics is a branch of philosophy that deals specifically with issues regarding morality. In other words, ethics involves concepts such as good and bad, right and wrong, virtue and vice, justice, equality, etc. In this class, we will examine modern day moral dilemmas as well as various topics such as the nature of the good, the basis of actions, and how our cultures and beliefs affect our decisions.

3:15 PM

Progetto Italiano (A1-A2) part 2 SILVIA PORTILLO KOCH

Progetto Italiano is the first of three levels of a modern Italian multimedia course. This class format, style and material is specifically for adults and teens that have little- to-no prior experience with the language. We will cover units 5-9. New participants are welcome!

3:15 PM

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Thursday Begins: 1/31/2019

Myths and Realities in Texas History CHARLES H MARTIN PhD

This course will cover key issues in the social, cultural, and political history of the Lone Star State, from the early 1700s to the twenty-first century. Topics to be covered include Texas Independence, secession and the Civil War, The Texas Rangers, the second Ku Klux Klan, African American and Mexican American civil rights movements, and recent political developments.

1:30 PM

Pop Music Of The 1950's, 60's And 70's- A Sing

Along With The Oldies Class

STEVE SCHILLER

Each week the class will study and sing 15 pop songs. This is not a choral performance class, it will be a " sing for fun " class. It won't matter if you are a "good" or a "bad" singer. First a video of the original artist/group will be shown followed by a short discussion of the song and artist. I, ( Steve ) will demonstrate how to sing notes that one might find too high at lower pitches and notes that one finds too low at higher pitches. No one will ever be "put on the spot" and asked to sing alone. Finally, we will sing along with the original recording aided by the lyrics displayed on the screen. Some examples of songs; Uptown Girl,Billy Joel/ Fire and Rain,James Taylor/ Can't Hurry Love, The Supremes/ I Saw Her Standing There, The Beatles/ Be My Baby, The Ronettes/ Wake up Little Suzie,Everly Bros. / Will You Love Me Tomorrow, The Shirelles/ Help Me Rhonda/Beach Boys.

1:30 PM

William Shakespeare's Richard III GRACE HADDOX

Join us while we explore one of Shakespeare's greatest villains, King Richard III. We will read the full text of the play, engage in lively discussions, and enjoy a full-length production on film. Shakespeare's Richard is the villain we love to hate!

1:30 PM

Knitting Therapy LINDA LARBI-CHERIF

Knitting is good for your health and it is good for your brain to learn something new. It might be a little challenging to learn at first but it is fun, therapeutic and productive. If you are a beginning knitter, learn the basic steps and knit a dishcloth, a cup holder or a scarf. If you have been knitting a little while, learn to knit a baby blanket or the project of your choice. This class is limited to 15 participants.

1:30 PM

Plant Based Food Cooking JACQUELINE CORDOVA

Learn to prepare plant-based dishes without soy. Healthy, easy, tasty and affordable. We will talk about the benefits of the ingredients used. This is a twelve-week class with good eats! There is an extra fee of $40.00.

3:15 PM

Dietary Supplements: Risks And Benefits ARMANDO GONZALEZ PhD

Do certain herbs and foods interact with prescription medications? Will grapefruit juice interact with statin drugs and certain heart medications? Are some herbs directly toxic to the consumer? This course covers the benefits or risks of possible herb-drug interactions, as well as direct toxicity of various herbal supplements, "energy drinks", and "natural" weight loss products available in our border area.

3:15 PM

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Friday Begins: 2/1/2019

Landscape in Oils ROSARIO PONTE

Learn how to mix colors, determine paint and color temperature, and use composition and drawing. Some experience would be beneficial, but all levels are welcome! A list of supplies will be provided for this course. This is a 12 week, 2 hour class. There is an additional art fee of $40.00 for this course. The minimum number of students required for this class is 12. Maximum is 16.

9:00 AM

Painting Abstracts and Non-Objectives DAVINIA MIRAVAL

This class will show you different techniques to create Abstract and Non-Objective Paintings. Looking at influences like Picasso, Matisse, Modigliani and others you will enjoy the application of paint and the process of painting without the pressure of rendering objects as they are, but as they feel. You will be painting the essence of the object and in this class, freedom is the key. This is the continuation of last Fall's painting class, but newcomers are welcome. This is a 2 hour, twelve-week class. There is an extra fee of $40.00. Maximum number of students 16.

10:45 AM

Landscape in Oils (Class B) ROSARIO PONTE

Learn how to mix colors, determine paint and color temperature, and use composition and drawing. Some experience would be beneficial, but all levels are welcome! A list of supplies will be provided for this course. This is a 12 week, 2 hour class. There is an additional art fee of $40.00 for this course. The minimum number of students required for this class is 12. Maximum is 16.

11:15 AM

Portrait Painting RAAFAT MAXIMOS

In this class, we will discuss composition, head construction, color harmony, lighting, edges and the relationship between color and value. You will be guided through the class to understand and explore the various techniques in portrait painting. This is a 2 hour, twelve-week class. There is an extra fee of $40.00. Maximum number of students 16.

1:00 PM

Drawing is Learning CHRISTIAN GERSTHEIMER

To draw is to learn about the subject one draws. This course will explore some of the most important subjects and techniques of the medium essential to all visual artists. Starting with the still life, we will progress to landscape, portraits and the figure exploring the science of perspective, the elements of line, shape and form and the difference between drawing from observation and drawing from the imagination. We will also practice with a variety of drawing media, surfaces and subjects including self-portraits. This course is open to first time participants and to those who would like to further to develop their drawing practice. This is a 2 hour, 12-week class. There is an Extra fee of $40.00.

1:30 PM

Easy Vinyasa Yoga PHYLLIS PRICE

Just challenging enough, with movement powered by breath and the whole of you PRESENT. You'll practice techniques developed over the last 5,000+ year to create HEALTH: asanas - postures that build strength & flexibility, balance & focus; Pranayama - breathing techniques you can use to calm and/or energize; pratyahara -meditation techniques you can employ to quieten "busy brain". Western research now supports the benefits of Yoga practice.

1:30 PM

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Conversational Spanish: Building A Real Life Bridge

(Part 2)

VIRIDIANA VIDANA

The class will have an emphasis on the genuine use of Spanish here in the Border. Students will be able to learn basic Spanish in order to make use of and apply language to real life situations. Both proper and slang Spanish will be covered so that one becomes in-tune to bridging the academic realm to the social arena. The class will be a real use of language for specific real life situations.

1:30 PM

Behind the Curtain HECTOR SERRANO

Find out what goes on behind the scenes of plays, ballets, operas, and concerts. Meet the scenic, lighting, costume, and sound designers and technicians who collaborate to make the “magic” you see onstage. Hector Serrano will give a brief lecture about the different types of creative and technical skills required to put on a live production and will then introduce the professionals who work behind the curtain. We will also go on backstage tours of some of UTEP’s venues including the Wise Family Theatre, Dinner Theatre, Magoffin Auditorium, Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall, and Don Haskins Special Events Center. Whenever possible, invitations will be arranged for students to attend rehearsals and/or performances of local productions (at a discounted price).

1:30 PM

The Interaction Between Political Theory and

Philosophy Of Religion In Modern Democracies

CESAR R. RIVERA, JD, MA.

Most courses on the philosophy of religion concentrate on the arguments for and against the existence of the God of theism (i.e., revealed religion). This course will survey these arguments but only as background to questions about whether constitutional democracies should mirror theological inclusivism, exclusivism, or pluralism, which involve debates about the nature and legitimacy of the state (i.e., classical debates in political philosophy and theory).

1:30 PM

Still Life Painting RAAFAT MAXIMOS

This class will cover the concept of creative drawing, tonal structure and value keys. As well as the relationship of light, shadow and color. Additionally, how to see, mix and apply color. Learn to paint still life traditionally and impressionistically. This is a 2 hour, twelve-week class. There is an extra fee of $40.00. Maximum number of students 16.

3:15 PM

Tutti Frutti JESUS G BURCIAGA

Habrá de todo como en botánica. Aprenda a nombrar a las cosas por su verdadero nombre: al pan, pan y, al café colón. Precisé cuando hay ansiedad, nostalgia y sentimiento de culpa, así como de estrés. Ríase del pasado que transcurrió y no se preocupe porque no sucederá. Por qué, entonces, ¿tanto brinco estando el suelo tan parejo? ¿Cómo anda su inteligencia emocional?

3:15 PM

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Where did you go and What did you see Wednesdays 2nd Wednesday of each month

12:00pm in the OLLI Lounge

Olli members who have travelled to places afar are invited to come and share their travels and pics If you would like to share your travel experiences

contact the office- 747-6280

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Where did you go and What did you see Wednesdays 2nd Wednesday of each month

12:00pm in the OLLI Lounge

OLLI members who have travelled to places afar are invited to come and share their travels and pics If you would like to share your travel experiences

contact the office- 747-6280

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PLEASE READ!! AN IMPORTANT WORD ABOUT PARKING

FOR OLLI STUDENTS WHO ATTENDED IN THE FALL 2018 SESSION – YOUR PARKING HANGER OR DASH PERMIT ARE GOOD THROUGH August of 2019! New students have a choice 1) Park free of charge in remote lot SB7 on Sun Bowl Drive. There is a shuttle that will take you directly to Miners Hall where OLLI conducts most of its classes. You will receive a permit to put on your Dashboard that identifies you as an OLLI student; 2) You also may choose to purchase a permit to park in the SunBowl Parking Garage. The SBG is located just a few steps from Miners Hall, Where OLLI has its offices and most of the classes are held. To purchase an SBG permit, you must fill out a Parking request form at registration time and it takes about a week to process your vehicle information with UTEP. For Spring Newcomers the cost of the SBG parking permit will be prorated. Drivers are responsible for making sure that their permit is visible on or above the dashboard or they may be cited. OLLI will not be responsible for any citations received.

PARKING DURING REGISTRATION PERIOD Returning Students may park in their assigned area SBG or SB7.

New participants may use the Visitor’s Parking in the SunBowl Garage. There is a small parking fee.

MUSIC EVENTS

Every month the UTEP Music Department puts on concerts, recitals, jazz bands, choirs, opera

and more. The events are very low cost and for most, the parking is free! Check out their

calendar at:

www.utep.edu/liberalarts/music/events (click on the Calendar of Events Button)

Theater and Dance events- Each Year UTEP Theater&Dance puts on phenomenal plays and

musicals in various venues on the UTEP Campus. See their Upcoming events at:

www.utep.edu/liberalarts/theatre-dance

MINING FOR BOOKS

The UTEP English Department will be continuing their “Mining For Books” event, usually once

a month in the UTEP Library. Some upcoming Topics:

Tuesday, February 26, 2019, 6:00 p.m.: Dr. Denis O'Hearn, Dean of Liberal Arts and Professor of Sociology, will lead a discussion of A Song for the River, by Philip Connors.

Tuesday, March 26, 2019, 6:00 p.m.: Dr. Susan Stanfield, Assistant Professor of History, will lead a discussion of Elizabeth Cady Stanton: An American Life, by Lori D. Ginzberg.

Tuesday, April 23, 2019, 6:00 p.m.: Dr. Brian Yothers, Professor of English, will lead a discussion of Leaves of Grass, by Walt Whitman, in commemoration of Whitman's bicentennial year.

DINNER THEATER

UTEP puts on several excellent Dinner Theater Events: You can find upcoming events

www.utep.edu/liberalarts/udt/seasons/2018-2019-season.html

AUDITING UTEP COURSES

It is possible to audit UTEP courses. You do need permission from the Course Instructor

and the Department Chair. (Google “UTEP Audit registration” form to get the form)

UTEP has an online catalog of all the courses offered:

http://catalog.utep.edu/undergrad/course-descriptions

OLLI IS PROUD AND FORTUNATE TO BE A PART OF THE UTEP COMMUNITY

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http://www.utep.edu/liberalarts/music/events

http://www.utep.edu/liberalarts/theatre-dance

www.utep.edu/liberalarts/udt/seasons/2018-2019-season.html

http://catalog.utep.edu/undergrad/course-descriptions

PRESENTING INSTRUCTORS WHO ARE NEW TO OLLI. WELCOME!

OLLI instructors are current UTEP faculty members, UTEP retired faculty , or members of the OLLI community with expertise in a given field. All Instructor bios are available at:

www.olliatutep.org/instructors

EVERETT DAGUE PhD

Dr. Everett Dague is the Command Historian for the US Army's Sergeants Major Academy on the Ft. Bliss Campus. He attended the University of South Carolina and completed a PhD in Modern History at Florida State. He has taught at several universities and at OLLI in Kansas.

Class Offered: Why Hitler? Explaining Hitler's Rise through Film

RON HUFSTADER PhD

Dr. Ron Hufstader is newly retired after 39 years with the UTEP Department of Music. He is Professor Emeritus of Music, is a member of the prestigious American Bandmasters Association and was recently inducted into the Texas Bandmasters Hall of Fame.

Class Offered: There is a Maestro in the House! Conductors and Conducting

MAUREEN KETON & MARY BETH HARPER

Maureen Keton is a retired Choral Director. She taught 34 years in various schools in both the YISD and EPISD. She is currently in her 24th year as Choral Director a University Presbyterial Church. She says: "I believe everyone can sing, if given some ear training and some encouragement." Mary Beth Harper is a retired EPISD educator, who started singing at Travis Elementary at age 10, She has played the piano since a child, and has accompanied choirs, soloists, and church congregations. Both Maureen and Mary Beth are OLLI members!

Class Offered: Singing Made Easy!

ALFRED R REEVES

Alfred’s education includes a Bachelor of the Arts degree from Penn State University and an MBA from the University of Phoenix. He also holds a Bachelor of Metaphysical Science, B.Msc., from the University of Metaphysics, and he is an ordained metaphysical minister, having received his ordination and practitioner diploma from the International Metaphysical Ministry University Seminary. Currently Alfred is working on his Ph.D. at the University of Sedona, located in Arizona. Additionally, Alfred is a Certified Life Purpose Coach, a graduate from the Life Purpose Institute in La Jolla, California in 2006. He is also a Reiki Master, and provides treatments, training classes, motivational speaking, and life coaching.

Class Offered: Create Your life


Cesar R. Rivera has a Juris Doctor Degree from UCLA and a Masters Degree from UTEP. He taught bilingual adult literacy for two years and has been teaching philosophy at local colleges and universities for almost two decades. Currently, he teaches Philosophy and Ethics at EPCC, as well as Religion and the Law at UTEP's Religious Studies Program.

Class Offered: The Interaction Between Political Theory and Philosophy Of Religion In Modern Democracies

Do you have an expertice and a passion for a subject that you would like to share with an audience of lifelong learners? Contact the OLLI office about teaching opportunities!

(915)747-6280 or email at [email protected]

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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS SESSION 2

Monday Begins: 3/18/2019

Walt Whitman at 200 BRIAN YOTHERS PhD

This class will be devoted to the poetry of the United States' most influential poet, Walt Whitman, and a few of the many writers inspired by his work. The timing is especially apt, as May 31, 2019 is the 200th anniversary of Whitman's birth.

1:30 PM

Great Italian Composers STEVE SCHILLER

This class was previously presented in 2014. Videos of performances of Italian Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic and 20th century compositions. The music of Gabrieli, Vivaldi, Rossini, Bellini, Leoncavallo, Verdi, Puccini, Respighi and the film music of Enio Morricone. There will be discussion of the histories of the Stradivari, Amati and Guanari violins, as well as video performances of Renaissance and Baroque music on period instruments.

1:30 PM

Writing Your Memoir NANCY NATALICIO

Share your life story as you record the childhood, teen and adult years in a welcoming environment. All you need is pen, paper and an open mind and heart as you read and listen to the exploits of others. Join the circle without worrying about a grade on your papers and save them for your children!

1:30 PM

Modern Southern Gothic Literature CATHERINE DICKASON

We will read about the genre that delves into romantic, supernatural and grotesque elements, and also focuses on damaged and delusional characters. Authors we will read: Poter, Welly, O'Connor, McCullers, Faulkner, and Williams, great Southern Gothic-sometimes creepy, but always fun!

3:15 PM

Celtic Spirituality REV. NEAL LOCKE

An exploration of the rich tapestry of Celtic spiritual thought and practice in Ireland, Scotland, Wales, The Isle of Man, Cornwall, Brittany, and the Iberian Peninsula. We will approach our subject through art, archaeology, music, literature and history, including time for individual reflection and practice. This class is a continuation of the "Introduction" to Celtic Spirituality with new material for returning students, but is open to new students as well.

3:15 PM

Secrets and Betrayal ALFREDO ARROYO

A visit through the dark world of espionage and the challenging job of federal agents assigned to protect our nation's secrets. The class will explore investigative facts about notorious spies and their acts of betrayal. Students will learn how spies train, their methods, their networks, and the tools of the trade. Come learn the truth about the "Red Sparrow".

3:15 PM

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CHI GONG/TAI CHI - TUE/THU SIFU BETO BRISENO


9:30 AM

History of The El Paso/Juarez Region FRED MORALES

This course will deal with events effecting west Texas, southern New Mexico and northern Chihuahua as well as key historical personalities in the time period of 1891-1965. Attendance in the first session might be helpful but not required.

1:30 PM

Cutting Edge Contemporary Art MARIE LIVINGSTON

ART - modern, contemporary, cutting edge. Confused, curious, a fan? Discover how the art world developed in the late 20th into the 21st centuries. Explore the different movements and motivations in painting, sculpture, and many other modes of art making.

1:30 PM

Improve Your Health and Life with Positive

Psychology

CLAUDIA RODRIGUEZ

If we want to be happy and healthy we need to cultivate it, it will not happen by accident. In this workshop, participants will learn Positive Psychology strategies and how to integrate them to reduce stress, improve their health, live longer, and have more well-being and how to be the best version of themselves.

3:15 PM

Self-Healing and the Power of Meditation LYNN PROVENZANO

The Power of meditation benefits the mind and body. Learn how meditation facilitates the downpouring of nurturing energy to ultimately promote self-healing and support wellness. Classes include basic tenets, exercises, and guided meditations. No pre-requisite.

3:15 PM

The Conquest of Old Mexico ALBERT MENDOZA

The Conquest of Old Mexico by Hernan Cortes. The class will explain the reasons and the insights of the conquest. In addition, the protagonist historical background of the Spanish and the Mexica will be introduced and explained. A power point presentation will be utilized to show places related to the conquest.

3:15 PM

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Do you want to know more about the ins and outs of OLLI? How are instructors chosen? How does the catalog get put together? How is this program funded? How are the instructors paid? How can I volunteer? How are we connected to the University? How are we connected to the National OLLI Foundation? These and many more topics will be discussed every 4th Thursday of the month, at noon in the OLLI lounge. We will also talk about ways OLLI can be better and how we can face upcoming challenges! Your ideas are welcome! Bring your own lunch! Co�ee and tea provided.

OLLI WAYS AND MEANS


Easy Vinyasa Yoga PRICE PHYLLIS


1:30 PM

A Tour of The Spanish Language Through

Music: Lyrics Of The Heart (Spanish Part 3)

VIRIDIANA VIDANA

This class is intended for those who know little to some basic Spanish (those that have previously taken a spanish course either at OLLI or other place) and who wish to enrich their linguistic repertoire through the delighting sounds of music. We will travel around different musical eras and genres to learn not only about vocabulary, language tenses, formal and informal commands, but also about popular culture and senses. Get ready to sing, dance and have fun!

1:30 PM

Resistance During the Holocaust Through

Art, Music, & Poetry

JAMIE FLORES

Exploration of the artistic - poetry, art, music, theatre - means of coping with and resisting oppression and persecution during the Holocaust by Jewish survivors and victims. Special focus on the cultural and artistic resistance in the ghettos and concentration camps.

1:30 PM

The Role Of Legal Philosophy In The

American Federal Judiciary


Judicial nominees to the federal court system are inclined to assert their legal neutrality at their confirmation hearings by claiming that they simply apply the law (instead of making law), or that they simply "call balls or strikes" (rather than pitching). The reality is a bit more complex. This course will cover several schools of legal thought (e.g., natural law, legal positivism, legal realism, critical legal studies), as well as positions on the legitimacy of civil disobedience, legal punishment, and religious advocacy, in order to clarify to what extent federal judges bring their legal philosophies to bear in their judicial decisions.

1:30 PM

"It's about engagement and participation"

Lifelong Learning

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CHI GONG/TAI CHI - TUE/THU SIFU BETO BRISENO


9:30 AM

History of The El Paso/Juarez Region FRED MORALES

This course will deal with events effecting west Texas, southern New Mexico and northern Chihuahua as well as key historical personalities in the time period of 1891-1965. Attendance in the first session might be helpful but not required.

1:30 PM

Cutting Edge Contemporary Art MARIE LIVINGSTON

ART - modern, contemporary, cutting edge. Confused, curious, a fan? Discover how the art world developed in the late 20th into the 21st centuries. Explore the different movements and motivations in painting, sculpture, and many other modes of art making.

1:30 PM

Improve Your Health and Life with Positive

Psychology

CLAUDIA RODRIGUEZ

If we want to be happy and healthy we need to cultivate it, it will not happen by accident. In this workshop, participants will learn Positive Psychology strategies and how to integrate them to reduce stress, improve their health, live longer, and have more well-being and how to be the best version of themselves.

3:15 PM

Self-Healing and the Power of Meditation LYNN PROVENZANO

The Power of meditation benefits the mind and body. Learn how meditation facilitates the downpouring of nurturing energy to ultimately promote self-healing and support wellness. Classes include basic tenets, exercises, and guided meditations. No pre-requisite.

3:15 PM

The Conquest of Old Mexico ALBERT MENDOZA

The Conquest of Old Mexico by Hernan Cortes. The class will explain the reasons and the insights of the conquest. In addition, the protagonist historical background of the Spanish and the Mexica will be introduced and explained. A power point presentation will be utilized to show places related to the conquest.

3:15 PM

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Wednesday Begins: 3/20/2019

Endangered Languages AUROLYN LUYKX PhD

Ninety percent of the world's languages may be gone before the end of this century. Linguists consider this perhaps the greatest intellectual disaster to befall humankind; yet, most people are not even aware of it. This series will examine the state of the world's linguistic diversity and why its decline should be of concern to all of us. Along the way, we will examine some of the quirkier corners of the world's lesser-known languages.

1:30 PM

Creative Writing MARIE VIANNEY BILGRIEN

Everyone is an artist, everyone is a writer. Grade School sort of diminishes that, teaching us to color only in the lines. We will look at different forms of prose and poetry and use our imagination. There is no right or wrong, good, better, or best. Only you can judge if you could do better. It's a chance to enlarge the view of what you can do. It's an opportunity to be funny, tragic, scientific, loving, surprising, etc. Please bring a tablet, a pen or pencil, and the excitement of something new.

1:30 PM

Moving Gently With Creative Purpose

(MGCP)

LISA SMITH

Creative dance movement for older adults; This class is NOT about high-flying athleticism. MGCP seeks to find expressive movement within the aging body. Dancers may move as much or little as they feel is within their capacity and desire. Participants may also dance from chairs when necessary. We will use available movement patterns from which to craft a movement language for expressing musicality, meaning, and mind/heart connections. Added benefits include better balance, alignment, muscle tone, and a sense of community for exploring the expressive powers of the body. Participants will dance in bare feet or socks and comfortable clothing. No formal dancewear is required.

1:30 PM

"There's No Place Like Home" A Guide to

Interior Design Wizardry

STEPHEN J LEDESMA

Floors to ceilings and everything in between. Applying the fundamentals of interior design in practical, economical and efficient methods for your home. How to make smart investment decisions whether refreshing or remodeling. Discussing trends, colors, materials, lighting and furnishings for kitchens, baths, living rooms and outdoor spaces. Discovering your home's assets to optimize its potential whether to "age in place" or increase resale market value.

3:15 PM

Psychoactive Plants: Medicines Or Poisons? ARMANDO GONZALEZ PhD

Since the dawn of time, humans have used a plethora of hallucinogenic plants and mushrooms to alter their consciousness, communicate with their deities, as well as to treat various ailments. This course will cover the main characteristics and traditional uses of Ayahuasca, Cannabis, Coca, Kava, Khat, Kratom, Peyote, Poppy, Tobacco, and the "magic mushrooms". We will emphasize their possible medical benefits as well as the risks associated with them.

3:15 PM

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LUNCH – “N” - BOOKS

Talked about a good book lately? Join the OLLI book Club On the 2nd Thursday of each month. At noon in the OLLI lounge. Bring your own lunch. Prior to each meeting a notice will be sent out about which book will be discussed?

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LUNCH – “N” - BOOKS

Talked about a good book lately? Join the OLLI book Club On the 2nd Thursday of each month. At noon in the OLLI lounge. Bring your own lunch. Prior to each meeting a notice will be sent out about which book will be discussed.

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Thursday Begins: 3/21/2019

Before They Were Movies LEANNE VON MITTENWALD

Many of the books listed on the 100 BEST THRILLERS OF ALL TIME became movies. Was the director's version the same or even similar to the author's version? Find out as we watch and analyze some of our favorite movies that were first books!

1:30 PM

French Language and Culture FRANCE PETERS

This class is divided into three sections. The class focuses on oral communication. We will cover pronunciation, short dialogue and French culture. We will be using the French in 10 Minutes a Day book (2005 -2018 editions). The book can be purchased at Barnes & Nobles or Amazon. New students and past students welcome.

1:30 PM

The Yucatan Express: How Our Migratory

Songbirds Return to Their Breeding Grounds

from Mexico and South America

JOHN GROVES

This course will show the marvel of Migration and highlight the large variety of birds that spend half the year in the Neo-tropics. Many of these birds are our most colorful and popular songbirds! Mechanics and routes of various species will be used to illustrate the flight. Special attention will be given to species that fly through the El Paso area and field trips will provide looks at our travelers going North.

1:30 PM

Progetto Italiano (A1-A2) part 3 SILVIA PORTILLO KOCH

Progetto Italiano is the first of three levels of a modern Italian multimedia course. This class format, style and material is specifically for adults and teens that have little- to-no prior experience with the language. We will continue to work over units 5-9. This class is a continuation of previous classes. New participants are welcome!

3:15 PM

Reiki Level II SUKHIDEVI

Continue your Reiki journey with this gentle and natural hands-on energy healing technique. Completion of Reiki Level I is required prior to taking this class. Topics include the first three Reiki symbols, distant healing, infusing inanimate objects with Reiki, and advanced information on chakras. The course includes a Reiki II course manual and a Certificate of completion.

3:15 PM

Why Hitler? Explaining Hitler's Rise through

Film

EVERETT DAGUE PhD

Hitler and Nazism provide irrational perspectives on the world, yet Germany accepted his ideas. This class addresses why they did so by looking at media, specifically film, and examining how Hitler made his case to the German people. It will include a look at propaganda used to justify the Holocaust.

3:15 PM

Singing Made Easy! MAUREEN KETON & MARY BETH HARPER

Singing for all! Have you always wanted to sing, but were afraid to try! This class is for you. We will explore a variety of musical styles and have fun making music! No experience necessary. We will be accompanied on the piano by Mary Beth Harper.

3:15 PM

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Easy Vinyasa Yoga PHYLLIS PRICE


1:30 PM

A Tour of The Spanish Language Through

Music: Lyrics Of The Heart (Spanish Part 3)

VIRIDIANA VIDANA

This class is intended for those who know little to some basic Spanish (those that have previously taken a Spanish course either at OLLI or another place) and who wish to enrich their linguistic repertoire through the delighting sounds of music. We will travel around different musical eras and genres to learn not only about vocabulary, language tenses, formal and informal commands, but also about popular culture and senses. Get ready to sing, dance and have fun!

1:30 PM

Resistance During the Holocaust Through

Art, Music, & Poetry

JAMIE FLORES

Exploration of the artistic - poetry, art, music, theatre - means of coping with and resisting oppression and persecution during the Holocaust by Jewish survivors and victims. Special focus on the cultural and artistic resistance in the ghettos and concentration camps.

1:30 PM

The Role Of Legal Philosophy In The

American Federal Judiciary


Judicial nominees to the federal court system are inclined to assert their legal neutrality at their confirmation hearings by claiming that they simply apply the law (instead of making law), or that they simply "call balls or strikes" (rather than pitching). The reality is a bit more complex. This course will cover several schools of legal thought (e.g., natural law, legal positivism, legal realism, critical legal studies), as well as positions on the legitimacy of civil disobedience, legal punishment, and religious advocacy, in order to clarify to what extent federal judges bring their legal philosophies to bear in their judicial decisions.

1:30 PM

"It's about engagement and participation"

Lifelong Learning

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ARE YOU READY TO REGISTER?

Please remember that we have done away with the ‘first come-first serve’ policy. You don’t need to get

to the office on the first day two hours early because it will not affect your enrollment for classes.

Everyone has a fair and equal chance to get into the classes they want. You can still come in on

registration day and we will be glad to see you and help you with your form. Or you can mail in your form

or call in.

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“We've got to have rules and obey them. After all

we're not savages.” In Lord of the Flies. William Golding

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✓ Registration Priorities: Registration will be on a NO WAITING basis. Every enrollee will have equal opportunity to get into classes they request.

✓ For Classes that reach capacity enrollment may be based on number of classes a student is requesting or by lottery.

✓ Curriculum and schedule: Each semester’s classes are chosen by a committee of OLLI members. They receive the class proposals from previous and new instructors. The criteria for selection include 1) Subject matter that OLLI members have requested; 2) Classes that have previously been successful; and 3) Classroom and budget availability.

✓ Class Minimums: The minimum enrollment for most classes is 20. In a few exceptions a lower minimum is set due to classroom space or the nature of the class (i.e. art classes that require one on one instruction.)

✓ Class Maximum: Class size is determined by the instructor or the room that is available. Class size limits must be followed for comfort and safety! (The maximum class size for the Miners Hall rooms is 42).

✓ Extra fees: There will be additional fees for classes that run 12 weeks, are longer than 1.5 hours, or have a limited number of students to provide more individualized attention. These fees are used strictly to pay the instructor for the additional time of instruction.

✓ Class Cancellations: Classes that do not meet the minimum enrollment do not ‘make’, will be cancelled. If a class does not make, enrollees will be notified three days prior to the start of class.

✓ Schedule Changes: Due to circumstances beyond our control, class dates, instructors, times and locations are subject to change. OLLI will make every effort possible to notify you in advance, about schedule or instructor changes.

✓ Refund Policy: If all the classes you sign up for are canceled, you may receive a refund or you may take a credit for a following semester. There are NO refunds after classes begin.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION REGISTRATION PERIOD: January 8, 2019 –January 18, 2019

NEW MEMBER FEE: $25.00 SPRING FEE: $70.00 LATE REGISTRATION FEE: $25.00 (After Jan 18)

• There is a fee of $25.00 for late enrollments. You may still add or drop classes after

this date without penalty. New members will not be penalized.

• You may add or drop classes at a later date by phone or in person at the OLLI Office.

• We suggest you drop off your completed form any day beginning January 8th. There

will be volunteers who can check your form and answer any questions.

• Enrollment in classes may be limited by room size or instructor request. Miner Hall

rooms 200 and 201 can safely accommodate 42 students. Enrollment in a high demand

class may be based on number of classes a student is requesting or by lottery.

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1:30 PM Repujado Monday 12wks $40.00 1:30 PM Walt Whitman at 200

1:30 PM Borderlands History and Culture 1:30 PM Great Italian Composers

1:30 PM Writing Your Memoir 1:30 PM Writing Your Memoir

1:30 PM Beethoven and Mahler 3:15 PM Modern Southern Gothic Literature

3:15 PM Documentaries and Discussion 3:15 PM Celtic Spirituality

3:15 PM Anatomy of Criminal Investigation 3:15 PM Secrets and Betrayal

3:15 PM Romantic Southern Gothic Authors 9:30AM TAI CHI - TUE/THU 2 days $40.00

1:30 PM TAI CHI TUE/THU 2 days $40.00 1:30 PM History of The El Paso/Juarez Region

1:30 PM Repujado Tuesday 12wks $40.00 1:30 PM Cutting Edge Contemporary Art

1:30 PM The Susp of the Thriller: Hitchcock.. 3:15 PM Improve Your Health and Life ..

1:30 PM History of The El Paso/Juarez Region 3:15 PM Self-Healing / Power of Meditation

1:30 PM 7 Ways to Detox Your Body 3:15 PM The Conquest of Old Mexico

1:30 PM Project: Photography 12wks $40.00 1:30 PM Endangered Languages

3:15 PM Meditation, Mindfulness….. 1:30 PM Creative Writing

3:15 PM Where do we go from here? 1:30 PM Moving Gently /Creative Purp (MGCP)

1:30 PM Grasping The Sparrow's Tail 3:15 PM Guide to Interior Design Wizardry

1:30 PM Create Your life 3:15 PM Psychoactive Plants: Meds Or Poisons?

1:30 PM There is a Maestro in the House! 1:30 PM Before They Were Movies

1:30 PM Rediscovery of Ancient Egyptian art… 1:30 PM French Language and Culture

3:15 PM The Philosophical Study of Morality.. 1:30 PM The Yucatan Express: migratory birds

3:15 PM Progetto Italiano (A1-A2) part 2 3:15 PM Progetto Italiano (A1-A2) part 3

1:30 PM Pop Music Of The 1950's, 60's And 70's.. 3:15 PM Reiki Level II

1:30 PM Myths and Realities in Texas History 3:15 PM Explaining Hitler's Rise through Film

1:30 PM William Shakespeare's Richard III 3:15 PM Singing Made Easy!

1:30 PM Knitting Therapy 1:30 PM Easy Vinyasa Yoga

3:15 PM Plant Based Food Cooking 12wks $40.00 1:30 PM Spanish Language Through Music…

3:15 PM Dietary Supplements: Risks&Benefits 1:30 PM Resistance During the Holocaust..

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