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2019 SPRING CATALOG OFFERING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADULTS 50+

Spring 2019 Registration Information

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION SCHEDULETo distribute registration traffic more evenly, early bird online registration will open in four phases for current 2018 – 19 Members. Please note the scheduled opening for each category. Once the category is open for registration, it will remain open.

Thursday, January 3

10 A.M., PHASE ONE• Computers and Technology • Languages • Visual Arts

1 P.M., PHASE TWO• History and Government• Literature and Writing • Shared Interest Groups (SIGs)

Friday, January 4

10 A.M., PHASE THREE• Culture • Experiential Learning• Performing Arts

1 P.M., PHASE FOUR• Health and Wellness• Out of the Box• Science and Environment

NOTE: For those who prefer to register by mail, space will be held in each course specifically for mailed registrations (details on page 18).

OLLI AT UK 658 SOUTH LIMESTONE, LIGON HOUSE

LEXINGTON, KY 40506

OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY – FRIDAY, 8 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.

WelcomeTO THE

OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY!

OLLI at UK offers educational and enrichment courses, programs and events created for dynamic lifelong learners aged 50+ who are continually searching for exciting topics and exploring new opportunities in learning! OLLI Scholars (current members) are eligible to register for:

• Courses• Shared Interest Groups• Experiential Learning opportunities• OLLI Travel• College of Fine Arts, Department of Theatre and Dance

performances• Lancaster Aquatic Center Lap Swim • Can take advantage of a member-only, early-bird registration

window for the Spring and Summer semesters;• Are eligible to join UK’s Johnson Recreation Center and

Alumni Gym; Members receive:

• Catalogs in the mail each semester• Special invitations to OLLI events like performing arts,

exhibits, concerts, etc.• Discounts to performances of the Bolshoi Ballet and The

National Theatre at the UK Gatton Student Center Cinema Members are encouraged to get involved and volunteer:

• For programs and events• To serve on a committee or task force • To serve on the Advisory Board • To teach a course or facilitate a special interest group

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP IS JUST $35! JOIN US TODAY!

TABLE OF CONTENTSHow to Register ........................................................................................... 1 Inclement Weather Policy ...................................................................... 2Donovan Forum Series ........................................................................... 2Spring 2019 Course Offerings ................................................................ 3Instructors ........................................................................................... 16-17Spring 2019 Registration Information ........................................... 18Registration and Risk Reduction Form ...................................... 19-20Host Locations .......................................................................................... 21Board of Directors .................................................................................. 21OLLI Advisory Board and Staff ......................................................... 21

OLLI at UK courses are offered in the spirit of academic freedom. Our learning environments encourage involvement by all members and offer opportunities for open and sincere discussions. Any views expressed are those of the individual and are not representative of the University of Kentucky.

PUBLIC REGISTRATION OPENS ON JANUARY 22

WHERE CURIOSITY NEVER RETIRES1

WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO JOIN OLLI AT UK? Any adult 50 years of age and older is eligible to register for OLLI membership, courses, events, SIGs, trips, etc. HOW DO I BECOME A MEMBER?Membership can be purchased online or mailed-in with your semester registration. When registering online, membership must be completed first before courses can be selected.

HOW LONG DOES MY MEMBERSHIP LAST?All annual memberships are effective from August 1 through July 31. Summer membership is prorated.

HOW DO I REGISTER FOR A COURSE ONLINE?When a class is open for registration, it will have an “Add to Cart” button to the right of the description. If it is already full, it will have a “Wait List” button. Always add yourself to the wait list. Additional spaces may be added and there is no fee to be on the list.

HOW MUCH TIME DO I HAVE TO REGISTER ONLINE ONCE I LOG IN?It is helpful to decide which courses you would like in advance. Class space is not held until the payment process is completed.

HOW WILL I KNOW IF I SUCCESSFULLY REGISTERED?If you have an email, you will receive a confirmation and transaction receipt via email once your registration payment is confirmed. If you do not have an email, you will receive your confirmation and receipt by mail.

CAN I REGISTER FOR A COURSE AT OLLI’S OTHER SITE? Yes, if you are an annual member in Lexington or Morehead, you are a member of both sites.

WHAT IF I NEED TO DROP A COURSE? Please call or email the OLLI Office as soon as possible. We often have multiple people on the waiting list. (Please note our refund policy.) The online system cannot be used to cancel a class. WHERE DO COURSES MEET? We have numerous host locations in the community where our courses are held. A link to map the locations is available online.

WHO TEACHES OLLI COURSES?Instructors are qualified members of OLLI, the university or the community who have a passion for their topic and enjoy sharing their love of learning. All Instructors submit a proposal to teach that is reviewed by the Curriculum Committee. WHAT IS A SHARED INTEREST GROUP?A SIG is a group of current OLLI members who share a specific interest. Members provide all resources needed and cover any costs incurred. SIGs may last one, two or three semesters in any annual year.

• Are eligible to register for: – Courses; – Shared Interest Groups (SIGs); – Experiential Learning opportunities; – OLLI Travel; – UK’s Dept. of Theatre and Dance performances; – UK’s Lancaster Aquatic Center Lap Swim.

• Can take advantage of a Member-Only, Early-Bird registration window for the Spring and Summer semesters;

• Are eligible to join UK’s Johnson Recreation Center and Alumni Gym;

• Receive: – Catalogs in the mail each semester. – Special invitations to OLLI Events:

performing arts, exhibits, concerts, etc.; and

– Discounts to performances of the Bolshoi Ballet and The National Theatre at the UK Gatton Student Center Cinema.

• Are encouraged to get involved and volunteer: – For programs and events; – To serve on a committee or Task Force; – To serve on the Advisory Board; – To teach a course or facilitate a SIG.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIPOLLI SCHOLARS (CURRENT MEMBERS):

HOW TO REGISTER (TWO WAYS)1. Online at uky.augusoft.net2. Mail the registration form to:

OLLI at UKLigon House658 South LimestoneLexington, KY 40506

Signing Up for Term Courses• An active OLLI membership ($35

annually for the year - fall, spring and summer semesters) is required to register.

• Register online or mail your registration to our office to get started.

• Lanyards, nametags and member key tags will be given to Instructors and will be handed out at the first class.

OLLI AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 2

INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICYOLLI follows Fayette County Public Schools and the University of Kentucky closings. Due to inclement weather, when FCPS or UK:

• Are closed: All OLLI programs/activities are canceled (courses, SIGs, events, forums, meetings, etc.).

• Let out early during the day: All programs scheduled from that point on will be canceled.

• Have a delayed opening: OLLI programs continue as scheduled.

* IMPORTANT *

• Watch local media for announcements regarding FCPS and UK.

• Before heading out in inclement weather, check your email and voice mail; there have been times when individual classes have had to cancel.

• OLLI at UK expects that everyone - members, instructors, facilitators, volunteers, guests, presenters, etc. - will always use their own judgment when determining whether traveling is a safe choice for their individual situation. If you choose to travel, please travel with care!

DONOVAN FORUM SERIES THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 7 – MAY 2, 2019FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • FREE PARKINGLexington Senior Center, 195 Life Lane(Light refreshments are served the 1st Thursday of each month at 1:45 p.m.)No need to RSVP. Watch the OLLI website and monthly E-Blasts for updates and adjustments.

FEBRUARY 7To Be Determined

FEBRUARY 14 Doha, Qatar Architecture and Arabic Culture Eric Williams, AIA, Chief International Officer, JC Worldwide Connections, LLC

FEBRUARY 21Estate Planning: Durable Power of Attorney and WillsAllison Connelly, J.D., Professor, University of Kentucky

FEBRUARY 28Reinvention of the Lexington Convention Center and Rupp ArenaRichard Polk, Jr., AIA, LEED AO, Principal/Architect, EOP Architects

MARCH 7: UK School of Music at 100: Looking Back, Looking ForwardStanley Pelkey, Ph.D., Associate Professor, University of Kentucky

MARCH 14 To Be Determined

MARCH 21 First Vineyard: Birthplace of the Wine Industry in the United StatesThomas Beall, President, First Vineyard

MARCH 28 My Tales of Singing at the Metropolitan OperaAlicia Helm McCorvey, Soprano

APRIL 4The North American Racing Academy and What It Takes to be a JockeyRemi Bellocq, Executive Director, North American Racing Academy at BCTC

APRIL 11 Kentucky Rebel Town and the First Battle of CynthianaBill Penn, Editor, Harrison Heritage News

APRIL 18 History of KETTodd Piccirilli, Senior Director, Marketing and Communications, Kentucky Educational Television

APRIL 25 Early Kentucky FurnitureMax Cox, Early Kentucky-Made Furniture Researcher and Collector

MAY 2 A Kaleidoscope of Barbershop HarmonyThe Overtones Barbershop Quartet


COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY

Adventures in PhotographyInstructor: Boone BaldwinDates and Time: Mondays, April 8 – May 13, 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 10 | Course Fee: $48

In this intermediate photography course, students will learn about white balance, Depth of Field, aperture and shutter speeds to blur and stop motion. Students will also learn how to photograph close up with the lens they already have, as well as close up and microphotography techniques with other lenses. The use of common filters and infrared photography will be covered. Camera filters will be provided; however, students are encouraged to bring their own filters if they have them. Required Equipment: Camera, memory card, flash drive and camera manual.

Beginning PhotographyInstructor: Boone BaldwinDates and Time: Mondays, February 4 – March 4, 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer Society Maximum Enrollment: 10 | Course Fee: $40

Each photographer has a level of comfort when taking pictures. This class will help you achieve greater comfort, confidence and knowledge about photography and will show you easy and entertaining ways to use your camera. This class will help you learn basic skills for taking a good photo and the functions of your camera. This hands-on class will include working in a group as well as one on one training as needed. Required Equipment: Digital camera, memory card, flash drive and camera manual.

Computer Basics for Windows 10 PCInstructor: Myra EngleDates and Time: Thursdays, February 7–March 14, 10 a.m.–noon Location: Central Kentucky Computer Society Maximum Enrollment: 6 | Course Fee: $48

In this class, you will learn the fundamentals of using a Mic-rosoft Windows 10 personal computer. Students will learn to use various aspects of Microsoft Word, including manipulating text and inserting graphics into a document. Basic filing and file management will also be introduced. The final class of this course deals with the basics of email and use of the Internet.

Corel Paintshop Pro Digital Imaging Program Instructor: Joe DietzDates and Time: Tuesdays, February 26 – April 2, 10 a.m. – noonLocation: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 6 | Course Fee: $48

In this series of classes, students will learn how to enhance their pictures using Corel Paintshop Pro 2019 (Requires Windows). They will learn the steps of how to crop, brighten, lighten and clean up their pictures. We will discuss cloning and making selections from their pictures. We will also cover how to properly scan old photographs and slides and then restore them to their original beauty. Required Equipment: Flash drive.

Fixing Up Your Photos and More Using FastStone Digital Imaging Program

Instructor: Joe DietzDate and Time: Wednesday, April 17, 1 – 4 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 6 | Course Fee: $24

Do you want to fix up your photos without paying a lot of money on a digital imaging program? FastStone is a free digital imaging program that has a wide variety of functions to work on your photos. During this workshop, students will learn how to dress up their photos, crop, brighten and darken, create contact sheets, create a slide show that can include music and more! Please note: This course is only available for Windows PC Computers.

Getting the Most Out of Your iPhoneInstructor: Joe DietzDates and Time: Tuesdays, April 9 – May 14, 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer Society Maximum Enrollment: 10 | Course Fee: $48

In this class, students will learn important (and hidden) func-tions of your iPhone including how to download, move and de-lete apps; how to take better photos, organize your photos and send them in text and emails. Texting and using Siri will also be covered. Participants should bring their iPhone, passcode, Apple ID and password.

SPRING 2019 COURSE OFFERINGS


Intermediate Digital Photography Instructor: Carol Rice CainDates and Time: Mondays, March 18 – May 6, 2 – 4 p.m. Location: Lexington Theological Seminary – Third Floor Maximum Enrollment: 20 | Course Fee: $25

In this intermediate photography class, students will become more adept at using aperture priority, shutter and ISO to control light and depth of field. You will also learn exposure compensation, hot to read your histogram and more in-depth macro/close-up techniques for flowers, birds, bees, butterflies, travel, pets and equine photos.

Intro to Photoshop Elements for Windows PCInstructor: Anne Campbell Dates and Time: Mondays, March 4 – April 8, 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 3 | Course Fee: $48

In this introductory course to Adobe’s Photoshop Elements program, we will learn to use the tools of this program to do basic photo enhancements including quick fixes, cropping, cloning, spot healing, red eye removal, level and adding borders. We will also discuss photo considerations prior to printing, introduction to layers, converting images to black and white, enhancing and restoring old photos, adding text, using brushes, graphics, adjustment layers, templates, special features, filters and creating a slide show.Required Equipment: Flash drive, Computer at home with Photoshop Element or download a trial version from Adobe for the classes.

Is Windows 10 Driving You Crazy?Instructor: Mike SeilerDates and Time: Mondays and Thursdays, February 4 – Febru-ary 21, 1 - 3 p.m.Location: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 8 | Course Fee: $48

In this class, students will learn how to navigate Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system starting with changing the ap-pearance of the Start Screen to make it more user friendly. We will install several free programs and learn how to use them, including a free word processor. We will look at computer security, how to back up your computer in case of a disaster, OneDrive (Microsoft’s cloud storage system) and how to use it to share your pictures with friends and family. Please note: This class is for Windows 10 PC users only.

Making Personal Note Cards with Microsoft WordInstructor: Myra EngleDate and Time: Thursday, April 18, 10 a.m. – noonLocation: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 6 | Course Fee: $24

Learn how to make your own original note cards using Micro-soft Word! You will be taught how to set up a note card page, add graphics and/or photos, how to make individual or sets of cards and how to file them for future use. This is an opportu-nity to engage your imagination and have fun! The instructor will provide card stock. Each student should bring a personal flash drive loaded with photos to be used to create personal note cards. The instructor will also provide students with a starter-kit folder of graphics for note cards. Required Equipment: Flash drive.

Making a Photo Book Using ShutterflyInstructor: Joe DietzDate and Time: Wednesday, April 3, 1 – 4 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 6 | Course Fee: $24

In this workshop, students will learn how to use the Shutter-fly program to prepare pictures for a photo book, transfer pictures to the workspace and organize the [pictures from the front to the last page of the book. Finally, students will go through the steps to order the book and apply coupons to reduce the cost. For this scenario, students will use pictures supplied by the instructor.

Organizing Your Computer Files for Windows 10 PCInstructor: Myra EngleDates and Time: Thursdays, March 28 – April 11, 10 a.m. – noonLocation: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 6 | Course Fee: $32

This course will enable student to understand how Windows 10 personal computer filing works, set up a plan for organiz-ing files, move files from one storage device to another, use time-savers in loading a large number of files at once and understand how to make and use folders. Each student will have the chance to practice on their own files before leaving the class. Students are asked to bring their own laptop or flash drive containing files for use during class 2 and 3. Required Equipment: Flash drive.

GET INVOLVED WITH OLLI AT UK –– VOLUNTEER!• Event set up and break down• OLLI promotional team• Greeting and answering questions for event attendees

• Teach a course• Lead an interest group• Serve as a tech assistant• Serve on committees and task forces

VOLUNTEERS ARE THE HEART OF OLLI; WE NEED YOU! CALL, 859-257-2656


Pages for MacInstructor: Kurt JeffersonDates and Time: Fridays, February 8 – March 15, 10 a.m. - noonLocation: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 4 | Course Fee: $48

Apple Pages is the most popular word processor/desktop pub-lishing software for Mac computers. We will show students the basics of Pages, as well as how to create eye-appealing docu-ments from scratch and from templates. Students will learn how to create and use tables, columns, fonts, clip art and use Page’s Inspector panel. Students should have a basic knowl-edge of the Mac operating system, files, folders, finder and the dock. Please note: This course is only for Mac computer users.

Painting with Light PhotographyInstructor: Boone BaldwinDate and Time: Monday, March 25, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 10 | Course Fee: $24

Light Painting Photography is the art form of using handheld lights to paint and/or draw in a scene while the shutter of the camera is left open during a long exposure photograph. By shooting in a dark location and using long exposure tech-niques, students will learn how the flashes, streaks, colors, textures and trails of light created by our light painting tools and modifiers can be captured in their photograph without the use of any post production. Required Equipment: Digital camera, memory card, camera manual and tripod.

Saving Photos from the AbyssInstructor: Boone BaldwinDate and Time: Monday, March 18, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 10 | Course Fee: $24

In this workshop, students will learn to save photos you think are exposed incorrectly. Students will learn how to correct color cast, how to use a Histogram in post-production and how to use levels and curves. All techniques learned will work with Photoshop Elements, Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro and many others.

Secrets of Your iPadInstructor: Brooke ThomasDate and Time: Wednesday, February 27, 1 – 4 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum enrollment: 10 | Course Fee: $24

In this workshop, students will learn key information about many pre-installed apps on their iPad, important functions in settings and how to arrange, nest, download and delete apps. Sending emails and texts, taking better photos and making folders will also be demonstrated. FaceTime will be included if time permits. Participants should bring their iPad, Apple ID and password.

Understanding FacebookInstructor: Brooke ThomasDate and Time: Wednesday, February 13, 1 – 4 p.m. Location: Central Kentucky Computer SocietyMaximum Enrollment: 6 | Course Fee: $24

In this course, students will learn how to maintain a Facebook page. The profile and home page will be explained. How to find friends, make a post, edit and respond to posts, prioritize news feeds, check privacy settings, unfriend and block friends, and how to delete or deactivate your account will also be covered.

TOUR OF MAXWELL PLACE

Wednesday, February 27 2 p.m. 471 Rose Street

Maximum Enrollment: 25

Walk through the doors and experience UK histo-ry first hand. This spring join us for a special tour of Maxwell Place, official residence of the Presi-dent of the University of Kentucky. The event will be hosted by Dr. Mary Lynne Capilouto and fea-ture a presentation about the history of Maxwell Place.

BLUEGRASS STOCKYARDSTuesday, March 26 10:30 a.m. 4561 Iron Works Pike

Maximum Enrollment: 30

Eat, shop and learn till the cows come home! Join us as we learn how the beef industry works, where your food comes from and see a live auc-tion. Then we will browse the museum, gift shops and enjoy a farm to table lunch! Cost for the day will range $8.50 - $12.50 and includes lunch, tour and live auction. Regis-tered members will pay at the Bluegrass Stock-yards the day of the tour.

JOIN US FOR TWO SPECIAL SOCIAL EVENTS FOR EXCLUSIVELY FOR OLLI MEMBERS. SPACE IS LIMITED, SO REGISTER TODAY!

LET’S GET SOCIAL!


CULTURE

Ancient Greek Art and Its Enduring LegacyInstructor: Michael WorleyDates and Time: Fridays, April 5 – May 17, 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Lexington Theological Seminary – Fifth Floor Maximum Enrollment: 35 | Course Fee: $25

In this course, students will learn about sculpture, vase paint-ing and architecture from the early Aegean civilization to the age of Alexander the Great (1600 BCE to 300 BCE). key inno-vative works will be the focus of the course. Greco-Roman art is the foundation of the development of Western European art, and its inspiration through the centuries is fascinating. Stu-dents learn how artists borrowed images from Greek statues and how today’s artists are still responding to the “Greek ideal.”

Courbet to Cezanne Instructor: Marcia FreymanDates and Time: Mondays, February 4 – March 11, 2 - 4 p.m.Location: Lexington Theological Seminary – Fifth FloorMaximum Enrollment: 30 | Course Fee: $25

Using The Great Courses: A History of European Art as a basis, this course will look at “modern” art beginning with Courbet at the end of Realism. We will then follow the early Impression-ists, Manet and Monet up through Renoir, Cassatt and finally Cezanne. The Great Courses videos will be supplemented with further lecture and discussion for the remainder of the class.

Exploring International Cuisines Instructor: Chef John FosterDates and Times:• Session 1: Thursdays, February 7 – March 7, 2 – 4 p.m. • Session 2: Thursdays, March 28 – April 25, 2 – 4 p.m. Location: Sullivan UniversityMaximum Enrollment: 20 per sessionCourse Fee: $55 (includes $30 food cost)

Join Chef John Foster and Sullivan University students for a tasty adventure of cuisines from selected countries! During this 5-week course, students will learn food preparation and buying tips, learn about cultural perspectives and sample a va-riety of common country-specific cuisines. Each week the class will be focused on a specific food or ingredient. For additional information, contact facilitator Sharon Sheahan ([email protected]). Select one session only.

For the Love of Coffee and Donuts Instructors: Diana Rast and Seetha Subramanian Dates and Time: Tuesdays, March 5 – April 2, 10 a.m. – noon Location: Lexington Theological Seminary – Fifth FloorMaximum Enrollment: 25 | Course Fee: $25

What goes into making the perfect cup of coffee and an amaz-ing donut? In this course, students will learn about the history, cultivation, chemistry, manufacture, tasting and evaluation of coffee. Donut history and the manufacturing process will be also be covered.

Important Films: Foreign and DomesticInstructor: Ken KurtzDates and Time: Mondays, February 25 – April 29, 12:30 – 3 p.m. Location: Twin Pines Christian ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 30 | Course Fee: $25

In this course, students will watch and discuss a film from famed French director Jean Cocteau, a landmark film from America’s civil rights struggle, an Italian film that won an Os-car, a film with a strong Kentucky connection and more! The instructor will provide social, cultural and political context for each of the films, and highlight how the writers, directors and actors of these films came together to make a good film great. Picasso

Instructor: David Shattuck Dates and Time: Tuesdays, February 5 – March 12, 1 – 2:30 p.m. Location: Lexington Theological Seminary – Fifth FloorMaximum Enrollment: 35 | Course Fee: $25

In this course, students will learn about the life and art of Pab-lo Picasso. Many of Picasso’s most significant artistic periods will be covered. During the course, the instructor will provide context for some of the paintings, using photographs, other paintings and brief excerpts from books. Students will also have the opportunity to comment on and discuss the paintings.

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CALL FOR INFO 859-257-2656


EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

An Afternoon with the Artists Performance 1: “Louder Than Words Dance Concert”Sunday, January 27, 2019, 1 p.m., Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center (DAC)Cost: $10

The UK Department of Theatre and Dance’s eighth annual dance concert presents contemporary choreography from six choreographers. The innovative, exciting and thought-pro-voking choreography will not only present the art of dance at its finest, but also empower discussion of wider and more complex issues. During this event, OLLI Scholars will meet the choreographers, producer and designers of Louder Than Words Dance Concert at 1 p.m. and get a backstage tour prior to the performance. Immediately following the show, enjoy a conversation with the performers and crew. Parking for the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center is available for hourly rates in the Library Garage, Helix Garage and Phoenix Surface Lot, all located across the street from the DAC on Main Street and Vine Street.

Performance 2: “Shrek The Musical”Sunday, April 14, 2019, 1 p.m.Guignol Theatre, UK Fine Arts BuildingCost: $15

It’s not easy being green. Shrek is a grumpy ogre who prefers the solitude of his swamp. Thanks to the blundering Lord Farquaad, he finds himself on a mission to rescue Princess Fiona. Far from Shrek’s expectations, there’s something different about this princess, something familiar. With de-lightfully familiar characters from our favorite fairytales, this Tony Award-winning adventure of an unlikely hero is a joy for the young and the young at heart. During this event meet the director, producer and designers of Shrek The Musical at 1 p.m. and get a backstage tour prior to the performance. Immediately following the show, enjoy a conversation with the performers and crew. Shrek The Musical is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI, 423 West 55th Street, New York, NY 10019, 212-541-4684, fax: 212-397-4684, www.MTIShows.com.


Line Dance: ImproverInstructor: Phyllis Barron Dates and Time: Mondays and Thursdays, February 4 – May 16, 9 – 9:50 a.m. Location Legacy All Sports – Upstairs Dance StudioMaximum Enrollment: 40 | Course Fee: $25

Line dancing is a fun way to exercise by moving to music. It enhances cognitive stimulation and is fun! This course is a progression from the Beginning Line Dance courses. During this class students will learn new steps and choreographed line dance routines to a variety of music styles. Successful comple-tion of Beginning Line Dance courses or equivalent is required. Please wear closed, soft sole shoes.

Line Dance: Intermediate and Advanced Instructor: Mimi Ilgaz Dates and Times: • Intermediate: Mondays and Thursdays, February 4 – May 16, 10 – 11 a.m. • Advanced: Mondays and Thursdays, February 4 – May 16, 11 a.m. – noonLocation: Legacy All SportsMaximum Enrollment: • Intermediate: 50 • Advanced: 30Course Fees: $25 each

Dancing maintains and strengthens muscles, coordination, improves cardiovascular function and it’s fun! Intermediate and Advanced Line Dancing are both continuations of the Line Dancing: Improver course. Students will learn more ad-vanced techniques and dances. Wear soft sole tennis shoes and comfortable clothes. Successful completion of Beginning Line Dance and Line Dance: Improver or equivalent is required.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Beginning Line DanceInstructor: Shirley BryanDates and Times: • Level 1: Thursdays, April 18 – May 16, Noon – 1 p.m. • Level 2: Tuesdays, March 5 – May 14, Noon – 1 p.m. (No class April 2)• Level 3/4: Tuesdays and Thursdays, March 5 – May 16, 1 – 2:30 p.m. (No class March 28, April 2 and 4)Location: Central Baptist ChurchMaximum Enrollment:• Level 1: 20• Level 2: 30• Level 3/4: 40Course Fee: $25 (all levels)

DESCRIPTIONS: • Level 1 - Absolute Beginner: An introduction to line dance

for those who have never line danced and want to learn the basic steps and styles. Learn to follow various rhythms while practicing dance etiquette and step technique. Course will focus on proper foot and body positions, dance terminology, varying rhythms and basic line dances, an essential foundation for success in line dancing!

• Level 2 - High Beginner: In this course students will con-tinue expanding their knowledge of steps, rhythms and styles of beginner line dances. Students will also practice improving their step technique. Successful completion of OLLI Beginning Line Dance: Level 1 or equivalent suggested.

• Level 3/4 - Improver/ Intermediate: In this course stu-dents will learn more challenging choreography and step sequences. Experienced dancers who are able to pick up beginner dances without trouble will enjoy this class. Per-formance routine choreography will also be practiced on Thursdays. Successful completion of OLLI Beginning Line Dance: Level 1 and 2 or equivalent required.


OLLI FitnessInstructors: Josette Garstka and Jann GeddesDates and Time: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, January 28 – May 17, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Location: Crestwood Christian ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 90 | Course Fee: $40

This course will feature aerobics and strength training to improve physical fitness, cardio respiratory endurance, mus-cle strength/endurance, flexibility and body composition. A typical class format is: warm-up, aerobics, weights, standing cool down, toning and stretching. The last portion of the class consists of abdominal work and stretching done on the floor. Emphasis is placed on movement for specific purposes and a daily choice of levels of difficulty. Required Equipment: Water bottle, weights and yoga mat.

Restorative Yoga for Relaxation and Renewal Instructor: Donna Pizzuto Dates and Time: Fridays, February 8 – April 19 (No Class March 29), 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Location: Temple Adath Israel – Library Maximum Enrollment: 20 | Course Fee: $25

Restorative yoga focuses on slow, intentional movements using the breath as a guide to facilitate relaxation throughout the body and quiets the mind. This class is ideal for someone new to yoga, recovering from illness/surgery or with limited range of motion due to injury. In each class students will warm up slowly and gently stretch letting the supported position of the body do the work. Required Equipment: 3 yoga blankets (sofa throw size), 1 or 2 foam yoga block, 1 yoga strap (or men’s tie) and yoga mat.

Slow Flow YogaInstructor: Josette GarstkaDates and Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, January 29 – May 16, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Location: Crestwood Christian Church Maximum Enrollment: 90 | Course Fee: $25

This class will be a Vinyasa style yoga class connecting breath to movement. We will begin each class with short breathing and meditation exercises, moving into Sun Salutations. Each class will include a practice of basic yoga postures and how to link these with our breath to create a balance between the mind and body. Many options will be offered for the postures so all levels can participate. In each class we will incorporate core exercises for strength, stretching to increase flexibility, balance work and relaxation postures for stress release. Required Equipment: Yoga mat, straps and yoga block.

Donovan Fellowship for Adults 65 and OlderTUITION WAIVER FOR ACADEMIC STUDIESThe Donovan Fellowship is a tuition waiver program for adults aged 65 and older to take academic courses at the University of Kentucky. Donovan Fellows can enroll in courses listed in the UK General Catalog and in limited UK online courses. Acceptance is based upon available space, may require the consent of the instructor and/or have prerequisites. Donovan Fellows may audit courses for the joy of learning (no exams, papers or other assignments required), take classes for credit without working toward a degree or take classes for credit as a degree-seeking candidate.

There is no previous educational requirement for Donovan Fellows not seeking a degree, whether auditing a course or taking it for credit. When working toward a degree, UK admissions criteria must be met. There is no limit on the number of semesters a person may enroll.

Please note: Donovan Fellows are responsible for the cost of any required textbooks, materials, parking permits and applicable income taxes.

FOR AN APPLICATION OR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:Tyler Barber, Donovan Registrar

Donovan Fellowship Office Ligon House

658 South Limestone University of Kentucky

Lexington, KY 40506-0442 859-257-2657

TOLL FREE: 866-602-5862 | [email protected]


Great Decisions Instructor: Ted OldhamDates and Time: Thursdays, March 7 – April 25, 10 a.m. – noonLocation: Lexington Theological Seminary – Third FloorMaximum Enrollment: 20 | Course Fee: $25

The Foreign Policy Association’s Great Decisions grassroots initiative began in 1954 and has grown to tens of thousands participating each year. The program provides information and a format for groups to discuss the “most critical global issues facing America today.” Members learn together as they exercise critical thinking skills and share their personal under-standings of issues that are sometimes complex and contro-versial. Typical class format includes a short video followed by class discussion. Topics for the spring include: Refugees and Global Migration; The Middle East: Regional Disorder; Nuclear Negotiations: Back to the Future; The Rise of Popu-lism in Europe; Decoding U.S.-China Trade; Cyber Conflicts and Geopolitics; The United States and Mexico: Partnership Tested; and State of the State Department and Diplomacy.

Key Concepts in Modern Politics Instructor: Jeff FreymanDates and Time: Mondays, February 4 – March 11, 2 – 4 p.m. Location: Lexington Theological Seminary – Third FloorMaximum Enrollment: 20 | Course Fee: $25

Liberty, Democracy, Rights, Equality, Community. Everyone talks about these concepts, but what do they really mean? Using The Great Courses series of videos titled “The Modern Political Tradition: Hobbes to Habermas”, we will discuss the key ideas of modern political thinkers such as Machiavelli, Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau and Montesquieu who gave birth to American democracy.

The Mexican-American WarInstructor: Phil MaxsonDates and Time: Mondays, March 4 – April 1, 2 – 3:30 p.m. Location: Crestwood Christian Church – Mission Center 4Maximum Enrollment: 30 | Course Fee: $25

In this course, students will learn about the Mexican-American War that was so important to our country at the time and still affects us to this day. The war brought vast territories to the United States and acted as a precursor to the Civil War. During the course, we will pay particular attention to Kentuckians who were involved in the war as soldiers and/or politicians.

HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT

The Bill of Rights as Interpreted by Our Supreme Court

Instructor: Dave EmersonDates and Time: Thursdays, February 7 – March 21, 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Hunter Presbyterian Church – Fellowship HallMaximum Enrollment: 30 | Course Fee: $25

During this course, we will discuss the development of the law surrounding the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution. As the Kentucky Constitution has a number of parallel provi-sions, we will compare and contrast these with the federal pro-visions. While most of these amendments raise significant “po-litical issues,” the presentations will be about how the courts have dealt with issues. We will discuss the competing views, with each student being free to share their thoughts, but the sessions will not become a debate or attempt to persuade.

Early America and the Coming of the Europeans Instructor: Susan BottomDates and Time: Wednesdays, February 6 – March 27, 10 a.m. – noon Location: McConnell Springs ParkMaximum Enrollment: 62 | Course Fee: $25

Colonial America began as widely separate settlements of Eu-ropean immigrants. The newcomers brought dreams of land, riches and religious and political freedom – for themselves not everybody. The early settlements were diverse in their ethnici-ty, their goals and their government. Those early years feature amazing events and people: the country’s first gold rush, Indi-an Wars, religious upheavals, witch trials and a growing slave population. Some immigrants failed and fled back to Europe. Others stayed to create the original Thirteen Colonies.

The First Americans: From Ice Age Nomads to Empire Builders

Instructor: Penny LambDates and Time: Thursdays, March 14 – May 2, 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. Location: Lexington Theological Seminary – Third FloorMaximum Enrollment: 28 | Course Fee: $25

In this course, we will explore the various theories of the first humans in the Americas including when and how they got here and where they came from. We will trace those earliest inhabitants as they populated the continent and developed sophisticated societies and cultures. We will examine some of the groups, such as the mound builders of the Mississippian Culture, the Ancient Pueblo Peoples of the Southwest and the Adena and Hopewell people, who flourished long before the arrival of the first Europeans.

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LANGUAGES

Spanish 1BInstructor: Richard DwyerDates and Time: Wednesdays, February 6 – April 10, 10-11 a.m.Location: Beaumont Presbyterian Church Maximum Enrollment: 45 | Course Fee: $25

Spanish 1B is a continuation of Spanish 1A that began in the Fall 2018 semester. During the course students will review material learned in Spanish 1A, develop a usage of the pres-ent tense and begin learning the past tenses. The goal of the course will be to develop vocabulary and phrases that will enable you to begin communication in Spanish.

Spanish 2BInstructor: Richard Dwyer Dates and Time: Wednesdays, February 6 – April 10, 11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Location: Beaumont Presbyterian ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 35 | Course Fee: $25

Spanish 2B is a continuation of Spanish 2A that was offered in the Fall 2018 semester. This course will include a review of what was learned in Spanish 2A and the development of using the present, past and future tenses. Students will also have the opportunity to write their own story in Spanish.

Spanish 3BInstructor: Richard DwyerDates and Time: Wednesdays, February 6 – April 10, 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Location: Beaumont Presbyterian Church Maximum Enrollment: 30 | Course Fee: $25

Spanish 3B is a continuation of Spanish 3A offered in the Fall 2018 semester. This course will include a review of material learned in Spanish 3A, continued development of the present, past and future tenses, as well as the more complicated verb tenses. Students will also study idiomatic usage of the language and have experience in reading, translating and writing.

Spanish 4BInstructor: Richard DwyerDates and Time: Wednesdays, February 6 – April 10, 1:45 – 2:45 p.m. Location: Beaumont Presbyterian Church Maximum Enrollment: 30 | Course Fee: $25

Spanish 4B is a continuation of Spanish 4A that was offered in the Fall 2018 semester. This course will include a review of material learned in Spanish 4A, using reading materials as students develop speaking and listening skills, and continued development of present, past and future tenses. Each session will build on the material learned in the previous session.

OUT OF THE BOX

The Race Horse: Why We Race Horses and Why Horses Race

Instructor: Ronald FleischmanDates and Time: Tuesdays, February 5 – April 23, 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Crestwood Christian ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 20 | Course Fee: $25

In this course, students will learn about the history of horses and horseracing. Students will also learn the characteristics and anatomy of the racehorse, the horseracing business and the racehorse raising and training process.

The Wisdom-Based Retirement: What every retiree needs to know about markets and money

Instructor: Steve FranklinDates and Time: Fridays, February 8 – March 29, 10 a.m. – noonLocation: Lexington Theological Seminary – Fifth FloorMaximum Enrollment: 35 | Course Fee: $25

This course will cover the full spectrum of the financial issues and legislation that directly impact the daily lives of the retired. The content is designed for the currently retired, or those who will be retiring soon. We will open by examining the risk/reward relationship that underlies every important financial decision and what it means to your bottom line. From here we will take a whirlwind tour of the global economy and the “New Normal” to help you make sense of market behavior and the possible future direction of both the stock and bond markets. You will be introduced to Modern Portfolio Theory: what it is; where it came from; why it dominates Wall Street’s current thinking and practice; and, an evaluation of whether it even still works in today’s new global economy.

We will learn “The Greeks,” also known as market statistics, that can help determine mathematical levels of risk as well as little-known tricks that can potentially help to identify the most appropriate investments. Estate planning for your loved ones, tax-reducing strategies, as well as effective ways to man-age the risks associated with the retirement years will also be addressed.

All topics will be explored with a thorough level of academic depth, yet the emphasis will always be on simple solutions and practical applications. And don’t forget that this is your course, so your questions and concerns will help to guide the instruction. You will leave this program better prepared to deal with the challenges we all face every day in the complex, and always changing, world of money and regulations.


OLLI Chorus Artistic Director: John StegnerDates and Time: Wednesdays, January 30 – April 24, 1 – 2:30 p.m.Location: Twin Pines Christian ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 138 | Course Fee: $40

The chorus is designed to provide an opportunity for growth and development in quality choral music. A multitude of genres and musical styles, while dealing with proper vocal and choral techniques, will be emphasized in the preparation and rehearsal of the music. OLLI singers will be encouraged to sing with a sense of blend and balance, striving for a profes-sional choral sound. Join the chorus this spring for an enjoy-able, yet challenging, experience. Additional rehearsals may be scheduled in May to prepare for additional performance opportunities.

Writing and Performing Theatre ArtsInstructor: Donna GannDates and Time: Wednesdays, February 13 – May 15, 1 – 3:30 p.m. Location: Unitarian Universalist Church Maximum Enrollment: 20 | Course Fee: $25

In this course, students will learn about preparing plays for stage performance including acting, staging and set design. Students will also learn about writing scripts and preparing for all components of performing the scripts on the stage. Classes will include warm up and practice exercises for acting and improv.

PERFORMING ARTS

Mountain Dulcimer Continued: Embellish with Chords

Instructor: Rosemary Carter Dates and Time: Fridays, February 15–March 29, 10 – 11:30 a.m. Location: Morning Pointe of Lexington, Activities RoomMaximum Enrollment: 20 | Course Fee: $25

This course will begin with a review of material learned in the Fall 2018 semester. Using familiar and folk songs, students will learn additional musical skills and how to enhance the mu-sic by systematically adding chord structures to the bass and middle strings. Practicing often is necessary. Students need a mountain dulcimer, tuner, music stand and pick. The text used in the course is First Lessons Dulcimer DAD Tuning by Joyce Oche.

Music 101 – Just the BasicsInstructor: Larry IaquintaDates and Time: Thursdays, February 7 – February 28, 10 a.m. – noonLocation: Hunter Presbyterian ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 20 | Course Fee: $25

Have you ever wanted to sing with a group, but don’t much about music? Does a page of music look like it is written in Greek? In this introductory course, students will learn the basics they will need for group singing. Topics covered will in-clude notes, pitches, lines and spaces, sharps and flats, repeats and what all those markings on the page mean. Students will also learn some hints for singing in a group.


SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT

Avatars – Women Explorers in ScienceInstructors: Seetha Subramanian, Betty Sisken and Diana RastDates and Time: Tuesdays, March 19 – April 16, 2 – 4 p.m. Location: Lexington Theological Seminary, Fifth FloorMaximum Enrollment: 30 | Course Fee: $25

In this course, students will learn about six women pioneers in the sciences who fearlessly set course to change our world. We will discuss their troubles and the tribulations they had to overcome to succeed in their endeavor. Each week will feature a guest speaker who will discuss their favorite woman pioneer.

But That’s Not What It’s Like on CSI!Instructor: Diane VanceDates and Time: Thursdays, March 7 – April 4, 10 a.m. – noonLocation: Hunter Presbyterian Church – Fellowship HallMaximum Enrollment: 30 | Course Fee: $25

There are many misconceptions about what a forensic scien-tist actually does, due in large part to television shows, which often portray crime scene, police and forensic science investi-gations as nearly the same thing. This class will begin with an overview of the various areas of a forensic lab and some of the main issues and challenges facing forensic labs now. Students will then discuss the work done in the four areas of the lab where the great majority of activity is: DNA, toxicology, con-trolled substances and pattern evidence (such as fingerprints). Participants will examine sample results from each of these four areas and make their own conclusions. No lab work will be performed. No science background needed.

Gardening for the Living LandscapeInstructor: Katrina KellyDates and Time: Mondays, February 4 – March 11, 9 – 10:30 a.m. Location: Lexington Theological Seminary – Fifth FloorMaximum Enrollment: 35 | Course Fee: $25

In this course, students will learn about a variety of garden related topics with an eco-sustainable emphasis. Learn proper gardening techniques and how to create a living landscape in your own yard that will attract butterflies, birds and pollina-tors. Other topics include edible gardening, native and invasive plants and how to be an informed gardening consumer. Stu-dents will read the text “Bringing Nature Home” by Douglas Tallamy.

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VOLUNTEER FOR OLLI AT UK!

CALL FOR INFO 859-257-2656

Your donation will provide immediate and long-term support for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Kentucky, including the creation of new, innovative programming and dedicated classroom space.

Together we will ensure the rich tradition of lifelong learning at UK continues to grow and thrive. All gifts will be used to support OLLI’s mission.

DONATE ONLINE:uky.networkforgood.com/causes/ 4781-fund-for-lifelong-learning

BY MAIL:Mail a check directly to OLLI at UK c/o University of Kentucky Philanthropy 210 Malabu Drive Suite 200 Lexington, KY 40502 (Or include with your spring regestration)

LEAVE A LEGACY THROUGH PLANNED GIVING:Contact UK Gift and Estate Planning for more information at [email protected], plannedgiving.uky.edu, or call 859-257-7886.

OLLI at UK is always looking for dynamic instructors with a passion for teaching. OLLI Instructors have a passion for their subject, a commitment to lifelong learning education and a willingness to share their knowledge with others who love to learn.

For information, contact 859-257-2667 or visit www.uky.edu/olli.

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Imagine 4 WatercolorInstructor: Pat Lawrence Dates and Time: Tuesdays, February 12 and 26, March 12 and 26, April 9 and 23; 10 a.m. – noon Location: Crestwood Christian Church Maximum Enrollment: 24 | Course Fee: $50

In this course, students will stretch their skills and increase their knowledge on the uses of watercolor. Each class will con-sist of a minute of meditation followed by the introduction of a new technique. The remainder of the class will be spent paint-ing. The instructor will be available to answer any questions or assist students.

Introduction to Oil Painting Instructor: Joe SchumDates and Time: Tuesdays, February 5 – April 23, (No class April 2 or 9), 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Beaumont Presbyterian ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 24 | Course Fee: $50

This course will introduce students to basic techniques of oil painting. Students will learn brush and pallet knife techniques as well as color mixing and blending. A complete painting will be finished in each class session. Compositions will be orient-ed around mixing a wide range of colors from the basic pallet of the three primaries (red, yellow, blue). Topics will include landscape and still life. Supplies have been minimized for simplicity and cost.

VISUAL ARTS

All visual arts courses must have a minimum of 20 students 2 weeks prior to the start of class for the course to “go.” Students provide their own supplies. Supply lists available online or by contacting the OLLI Office.

Beginning Watercolor IIInstructor: Pat LawrenceDates and Time: Tuesdays, February 5 and 19, March 5 and 19 and April 2 and 16Location: Crestwood Christian Church Maximum Enrollment: 20 | Course Fee: $50

This course is for beginners or semi-beginners in drawing and watercolor. Students will learn drawing, color theory, techniques for saving whites and backgrounds. Each class will begin with a minute for meditation, followed by a lesson on a particular skill. The remainder of each class will be spent drawing or painting.

Exploring Color in ArtInstructor: Joe SchumDates and Time: Tuesdays, February 5 – April 23, (No class April 2 or 9), 10 a.m. – noonLocation: Beaumont Presbyterian ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 24 | Course Fee: $50

This class will teach color principles applicable to all facets of artistic expression, although the focus will be oil, acrylic and watercolor. Specific topics to be covered will be the choice of colors to make up your pallet, how to mix colors to match those observed and the properties of colors that influence their use in an art object. Some important color properties to be covered are transparency, tinting strength, temperature and saturation. In addition, the relationships of colors in an artwork will be discussed. Each class period will begin with a lecture/discussion period followed by self-directed work by each student. The instructor will be available for questions, discussion or critique at student’s request.

OLLI AT UK SURVEYSHave you ever wanted to give OLLI your opinions on class size, locations, variety of learning opportunities, trips and more? Maybe you have a suggestion for a new class, trip or venue. Surveys are sent throughout the semester. Be sure to watch your email for more information. WE LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU!


SHARED INTEREST GROUPS (NO COURSE FEE)

Beginning BridgeFacilitator: Tom Stanwix-HayDates and Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays, starting April 2 – April 30, 4 – 6 p.m. Location: Lexington Bridge ClubMaximum Enrollment: 20

This SIG will explore different methods that can be employed during the play of a bridge game to ensure that the contract is successfully achieved. During the first part of each meeting, participants will review methods that can be used during the game. The second half of the session will be spent playing hands that are designed to reinforce the lesson. This is a fol-low-up to the beginning bridge SIG offered in Fall 2018. Partic-ipants should have taken beginning bridge or understand how the game is bid.

Genealogy: Where Did I Come From?Facilitator: Bax McClureDatesand Times: The second and fourth Thursdays of the month beginning January 10, 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Eastside Branch, Lexington Public LibraryMaximum Enrollment: No Limit

Genealogy is more interesting and easier to learn when others are available to discuss topics and to ask questions. We meet to learn more ways to find our ancestors, discuss various software available to store our work and to explore methods of sourcing and documenting our finds. Occasionally, we will attend classes put on by other groups, visit libraries or other genealogy-relat-ed facilities.

Intermediate Watercolor: Glazing and Control Techniques

Facilitator: Bernice WoodDates and Times: Thursdays, February 7 – April 11, 10 a.m. – noonLocation: Crestwood Christian ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 10

Participants will increase painting skills and complete success-ful paintings in landscapes, florals or other subjects they select. The SIG will feature demonstrations of glazing techniques and control of watercolor. Artists will share questions, solutions and successes in painting. Artists will bring their own supplies. Other supplies may be recommended as needed.

International Mystery and Intrigue Book ClubFacilitator: Ed ReevesDates and Times: Third Tuesday of each month, beginning in February 19, 2 – 3:30 p.m. Location: Tates Creek Branch, Lexington Public LibraryMaximum Enrollment: 20

If you enjoy reading and discussing suspenseful stories of mys-tery and intrigue that are set in different locales around the

world and at different time periods, then this SIG is for you! The books that we will read are: “The Mamur Zapt and the Return of the Carpet” (Cairo, Egypt, 1908) by Michael Pearce, “The Beekeeper’s Apprentice” (England, early 20th century) by Laurie R. King, “Death and Restoration” (Rome, Italy, mid-1990s) by Iain Pears and “The Expendable Man” (Phoenix, AZ, early 1960s) by Dorothy Hughes. We will continue through the summer months with readings suggested by the SIG participants.

UK WELLNESS OPPORTUNITIES

Johnson Recreational Center Complex Drivewww.uky.edu/recwell/johnson-center

Alumni Gym Gatton Student Center, Avenue of Champions www.uky.edu/recwell/alumni-gym

Access begins February 4 with fee payable to JC/Alumni Gym; this fee allows members access to both facilities.Hours of Operation (subject to change): Monday - Friday: 6 a.m. - midnightSaturday: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday: 11 a.m. - midnight

HOW TO PARTICIPATE OLLI members are welcome to take advantage of the wellness on UK’s campus. Members are subject to all facility rules and regulations.

HOW IT WORKS:1. Register by listing as a course on your registration

form. A list of OLLI members registering for the following will be sent to the facilities.

NOTE: You must be on this list and bring your 2018–19 OLLI key tag to gain admittance.

2. Complete the 2018-19 OLLI Risk Release on the back of the registration form and return it to OLLI prior to participation.

3. Contact UK Transportation at 859-257-5757 for information on parking locations and fees.

Lancaster Aquatic Center Corner of Complex Drive and University Drivewww.uky.edu/recwell/aquatics

Access begins February 4.Lap swim hours (hours vary due to campus events; check the website before visiting):Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.Monday - Thursday: 5:15 p.m. - 8 p.m.Saturday and Sunday: Noon - 3 p.m.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE 1. Register with OLLI2. Upon arrival, request a swipe card in the pool lobby

by showing your OLLI member key tag.


BOONE BALDWINBoone is retired from his two businesses: Baldwin Distributing Company and Boone Photo Graphics. He joined the Central Kentucky Computer Society in 2011 and his interests have been promoting photography. He has taught many classes on all phases of photography, from beginner to advanced.

PHYLLIS BARRONPhyllis is a retired Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. She is a member of the National Teachers Association as a reference for training and assistance and has a National Teachers Association Certification in Level 1 Basic Dance Concepts and Single Rhythm Steps.

SUSAN BOTTOMSusan graduated from the University of Kentucky with a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 1969, and received a master’s in public affairs from Indiana University in 1981. She continues to teach classes on American and British history and Mother Goose and Fairy Tales. Susan periodically leads A Course Is Born for those who want a little help putting an OLLI class together.

SHIRLEY BRYANShirley has been dancing most of her life! Always trying to improve her skills she holds a National Teachers Association Level 3 certificate and is currently the Kentucky director. She enjoys traveling across the United States to dance events to fuel her passion.

ANNE CAMPBELLAnne recently retired from a career in health care (radiation oncology) and has enjoyed having more time to spend with her grandchild as well as working on her hobbies including oil painting (something new) and long-time interests in flower gardening, photography and travel. She especially is having fun learning and trying out new and different photography and photo editing techniques.

ROSEMARY CARTER Rosemary lives in Jessamine County and has been playing the Mountain Dulcimer since 2013. She loves to share this folk instrument with beginner OLLI students and learning at areas events and clubs. Rose also enjoys singing, the arts and the outdoors.

JIM CARIGAN Jim is the facilitator of the Lifelong Philosophy Shared Interest Group. JOE DIETZJoe has been a member/instructor at Central Kentucky Computer Society since 1996. He serves as vice-president on the board of directors and is an instructor for the Beginning and Advanced/Independent Digital Imaging classes using Corel’s PaintShop Pro. Joe also heads up CKCS Digital Photography Special Interest Group and orchestrates the monthly and annual photo contest.

RICHARD DWYERRichard holds a bachelor’s degree from Asbury University and a master’s degree from Indiana University. He completed 33 hours of Russian study at UK as well as further graduate study at Asbury Theological Seminary and Lexington Theological Seminary. Richard spent six years in private Spanish study with Dr. Blanca Brashear, retired UK professor of Spanish. Richard has extensive travel experience in Spain and Mexico.

DAVE EMERSONDave attended the University of Kentucky and New York University. He has worked for the U.S. Army (Judge Advocate General’s Corps) and Private Practice of Law. Dave has also previously been a Donovan Fellows Student.

SANDY EMERSONSandy is a lover of words and the ways they go together. She started her writing SIG to support writers in their process. She has a graduate degree from UK and spent her career with children who use their words to say the darnedest things.

MYRA ENGLE Myra has a bachelor’s degree in education from Eastern Kentucky University and a M.Ed. from Xavier University. She is the instructor of Computer Basics, Organizing Personal Computer and Making Personal Notecards for Central Kentucky Computer Society for 14 years and an instructor for OLLI for 4 years. She has passion for tennis, learning, teaching and enjoys painting (water color, acrylics, oils), all manner of arts and crafts/needlework and is an avid reader.

RONALD FLEISHMANRonald holds a degree in animal science from the University of Kentucky. He has 60 years of experience in all aspects of the horse racing business. This is his first time teaching for OLLI at UK.

STEVE FRANKLIN Steve loves to teach. Steve has been in private practice in the field of professional financial planning since 1984. In 1991, Steve limited the scope of his practice to serving the special needs of the retired exclusively. This gives him unparalleled, first-hand experience in the complex and challenging issues facing the retired. He is currently an instructor at Bellarmine University.

JEFF FREYMANJeff has a Ph.D. in the field of political science and has taught the subject at the college level for almost 40 years, including at Transylvania University from 1980 to his retirement in 2014.

MARCIA FREYMANMarcia has a master’s degree in art history from George Washington University. She has taught Survey of Art History and Introduction to Art at UK, EKU and BCTC. She has taken students to Florence, Italy to teach Renaissance art history. She has taught a few other courses with OLLI.

DONNA GANNDonna was a theatre arts/teaching major and is currently active in Studio Players productions. She has also served as the Travel Chair of the OLLI Advisory Board.

JOSETTE GARSTKAJosette has worked in the fitness industry for more than 40 years. She is certified through the American Fitness Association of America and holds certifications to teach Silver Sneaker Aerobics, Circuits, Water Fitness and Yoga. She is trained and certified to teach mat Pilates and Pilates Reformer, and is a member of Yoga International and Yoga Alliance.

FRANCES GOODFRIENDFrances has taught literature and history at the secondary and college level, and has led various small group discussions for young people and adults. She is the facilitator for the Favorite Classic Novels SIG.

LARRY IAQUINTALarry has been singing in choirs for 30 years and playing various instruments for 50 years. He knows basic music theory and has studied conductors’ techniques. Larry has developed a course for people who want to know more about musical performance.

MIMI ILGAZMimi is originally from Turkey. She is a graduate of Washington University and is retired from the University of Kentucky Medical Center. Mimi has been a ballroom dancer since the age of 14 and switched to line dancing in later years. She has been a member of the OLLI Program since 1997 and has been teaching for OLLI since 2000.

KURT JEFFERSONKurt began teaching Mac classes on Saturday mornings back in the late 1990s using Mac OS 9. Eventually, in addition to the operating system, he began teaching ClarisWorks and Mac classes for Pages. When Apple introduced the iPad in 2010, Kurt began teaching classes in iOS in addition to Pages and Numbers for the iPad.

JOHN FOSTER Chef John Foster, CEC, CHE, is a full-time instructor and the Culinary Chair at Sullivan University’s National Center for Hospitality Studies in Lexington, Ky. He joined the faculty in August of 2006 and is responsible for teaching Advanced Technique, International Cuisines and The Externship Program.

KATRINA KELLY Katrina is the owner of EARTHeim Landscape Design Studio in Lexington. She has bachelor’s degrees in landscape architecture and in music. Katrina is on the board of the Lexington Wild Ones Chapter and is a frequent gardening speaker and writer. Her business focuses on creating gardens with native plants that benefit pollinators and wildlife while also following the desires of her clients.

MANY THANKS TO OUR OLLI INSTRUCTORS AND FACILITATORSOur instructors and facilitators are dedicated to providing fun and exciting learning opportunities for the OLLI at UK. They are knowledgeable, innovative and extremely hard working! They have a passion for learning and a willingness to share their knowledge. Please join us in thanking all our instructors and facilitators for all their time, effort and expertise!


KEN KURTZKen has helped make films, for both theatre release and on TV, over a 70-year career that began in college, where he helped make the first all-student 35mm film shown in theatres. He continued in graduate school where he “majored” in the summer film festival at New York’s famed Thalia Theatre, acted in a military training film while in the Army, and upon discharge, began a 40 year plus career in broadcasting, making and directing numerous documentaries and news series on TV. A desire to share his knowledge launched his OLLI career.

PENNY LAMBPenny is a retired Asbury University faculty member where, among other responsibilities, she taught German for 33 years. She has graduate degrees in German and Comparative Literature from Indiana University - Bloomington. She began taking OLLI courses as soon as she retired, and in 2015, realizing how much she would enjoy it, Penny began teaching OLLI courses. Penny relishes the challenge of preparing a new course, but the greatest pleasure comes from helping OLLI scholars increase their understanding of the world.

PAT LAWRENCE Pat has been a working artist for a number of years whose work is dedicated to a fun and lighthearted look at life. She has been an OLLI instructor for at least four years. When she is not teaching, Pat enjoys reading, riding her bike, doing yoga and being involved in public art projects.

JANN GEDDES Jann loves to teach fitness! Teaching men’s college basketball comes in second, having graduated from both UCLA and Duke. Following a career in biomedical research and after a diagnosis of breast cancer, she pursued daily exercise. Jann’s perseverance was rewarded with an offer to teach which she’s enjoyed doing for the past eight years.

PHIL MAXSONPhil has taught numerous OLLI history courses including “Kentucky and the Civil War,” the “Invasion of Kentucky,” “Camp Nelson” and “Kentucky’s Lincoln.” Phil has also led several OLLI history tours of downtown Lexington, Perryville, the Lexington Cemetery and Camp Nelson.

BAX MCCLUREBax is the facilitator of the Genealogy Shared Interest Group.

TED OLDHAM Ted was born in Georgetown, Ky., graduated from Georgetown Garth High and Vanderbilt University with a degree in civil engineering. He served two years with the Army Corps of Engineers in Germany. After that, he joined the family building supply business, then became a financial adviser at Morgan Stanley for 37 years. He retired in 2016 as a Senior Vice President. Ted was a member of Georgetown City Council for 12 years.

DONNA PIZZUTODonna has been a student of yoga for 20 years – studying, taking classes from others and then teaching. As her massage practice developed, she found she was recommending yoga to clients for various chronic pain issues. She felt the need to learn more about yoga, so she could give correct information, therefore she enrolled in the yoga teacher training program.

DIANA RASTDiana was born and raised in London, England, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in geology and zoology at London University. Her working career has included the oil industry, academia and administration. In 2012 she retired from the University of Kentucky and immediately joined OLLI. Diana enjoys worldwide travel for research and pleasure. She has hiked in the Andes of Peru, kayaked in the frigid seas of Alaska and studied volcanoes in Mexico.

ED REEVESEd Reeves was a professor and research director at Morehead State University before retiring. He has been teaching classes for OLLI at UK since 2012 and has served on the OLLI Advisory Board.

CAROL RICE CAINCarol is a retired high school business teacher at Fayette County Public Schools. After retiring she pursued her love for photography. She has had a part-time photography business and belonged to the Kentucky Professional Photographers.

JOE SCHUMJoe is a self-taught artist who paints in both oils and acrylics. He is retired from Lexmark International where he had extensive experience in pigments and polymer coatings similar to those used in oil/acrylic painting. His subject matter ranges from still life, landscape, human and animal portraits. He holds a master’s degree in chemistry from the University of Kentucky.

DAVID SHATTUCKDavid began teaching for OLLI during the Fall 2017 semester. His course offerings have included The Art and Life of Pablo Picasso, Post Impressionism, Avant Garde 1910-15 and Vincent and His Friends.

BETTY F. SISKENBetty F. Sisken is an emeritus professor, UK biomedical engineering. She returned to college and earned her doctorate in anatomy after moving to Lexington. Her research focused on developmental neurobiology and the mechanisms by which electric and electromagnetic fields influence growth and regeneration of nerve tissue.

TOM STANWIX-HAYTom graduated from the University of South Florida in Tampa. He moved to Lexington in 1974 and worked for several manufacturing companies until he retired six years ago. He started taking OLLI classes right after he retired. Tom has been facilitating the OLLI Beginning Bridge SIG for three years.

JOHN STEGNER John has been a music educator for over 35 years. He has served as a guest conductor/clinician in Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and at the International Choral Festival in Tian Jin and Shenyang, China. John was named Secondary Teacher of the Year by the Kentucky Music Educators Association and Outstanding Teacher of the Arts by the National Association of Arts Educators. John is also the director of Les Jongleurs and the Carver Community Choir.

SEETHA SUBRAMANIAN Seetha was born in the state of Tamil Nadu, South India, and grew up in London, England, where she received her degrees in math and physics. After moving to Philadelphia in 1974, Seetha taught mathematics in South Philly High school then as a teaching assistant in the math and physics departments of the University of Kansas. In 1980 - 81, she taught math and physics at the University of Kentucky. Seetha started teaching for OLLI in the Fall 2013.

BROOKE THOMASBrooke Thomas is the president of the Central Kentucky Computer Society. In addition to volunteering at CKCS, she is a volunteer ESL teacher of adults for Operation Read and is a volunteer with Altrusa International of Lexington. She enjoys helping people understand technology and encouraging students to have fun while learning. Her professional life prior to retiring was manager of the Adoption and Foster Care programs for the state of Kentucky.

KEMPA TURNERKempa originally joined the OLLI program to attend a writing group to hone her own writing skills that were put off while teaching and raising a family. She has led the writing 2.0 group for the past two years and enjoyed it greatly. Her early years, though born in Kentucky, were spent on both coasts as she was the only daughter of a Marine Corp officer, but landed back in Kentucky to finish her undergraduate and graduate degrees. She spends her well-earned retirement continuing to learn, travel and meet interesting people

DIANE VANCEDiane was a high school teacher before earning a Ph.D. in radioanalytical chemistry at University of Kentucky, where she studied Alzheimer ’s disease. She then worked as a training director and scientist in the U.S. nuclear weapons complex before taking a faculty position at Eastern Kentucky University. At EKU Diane taught a variety of chemistry and forensic science courses and was the director of the forensic science program.

BERNICE WOODSBernice facilitates the Intermediate Watercolor SIG. She has attended many workshops conducted by prominent artists which have added to her experience in learning transparent watercolor painting.

MICHAEL WORLEYMichael specialized in 17th and 18th century French and Italian art for his graduate degrees at the University of Chicago. French government scholarships allowed him to spend two years in France - one in Paris where he did dissertation research. He also has hands-on experience with paintings from his 14-year position as art historian and librarian at a private Chicago art gallery. Michael has published articles in scholarly art journals and entries in The Dictionary of Art and in museum catalogues. He has taught abroad and at various locations in Chicago but regards his time with OLLI as the highlight of his career.


REGISTRATION DIRECTIONS

DIRECTIONS TO REGISTERVisit www.uky.edu/olli/how-to for the online registration step-by-step guide. After reading the registration guide, go to the online registration site, uky.augusoft.net – Read through FAQs for important information. Online registrants will be able to view and print their confirmation information immediately after register-ing. Receipts and confirmation letters will automatically be emailed.

DIRECTIONS TO REGISTER BY MAILTo assist those registering by mail, 20 percent of spaces in each class will be held for mailed registrations.

PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY.

1. Write in each course/SIG you are requesting on the registration form. Please print clearly. 2. Enter each fee individually. Note that fees will differ depending on the class chosen. 3. All members must complete and sign the OLLI risk release every year prior to participation. It is located

on the back of the registration form. 4. Prepare your payment - Make checks payable to “OLLI at UK” for the total amount due. 5. Mail right away - courses fill quickly! Include our nine-digit zip code for faster receipt, 40506-0442.6. Registrations are sorted by postmark prior to processing daily. 7. Membership and registration fees paid in full will be processed immediately in order of receipt.

• If payments do not match registrations, paperwork will be returned promptly to allow for quick adjust-ments and resubmission. Space cannot be held.

• Please double check amounts. We don’t want to return any registrations!

Confirmation letters will be sent to those registering by mail. Check the bottom of the confirmation state-ment for important information. If you do not receive a mailed response to your request for registration within 2 weeks, please contact the OLLI Office. Please check your email and your online profile. Mailed reg-istrations processed in the OLLI Office will also receive email confirmations for registrations and wait lists.

PLEASE NOTE: If you have an “out of town” hold on your mail delivery, the post office will not deliver the catalog and will automatically return it to OLLI.

IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION• Membership in OLLI at UK is contingent upon following the policies and procedures of OLLI at UK and

our host locations. The OLLI at UK Member Handbook is available at www.uky.edu/OLLI.• Request to register does not guarantee enrollment. • Instructors cannot override OLLI registration procedures. Please contact OLLI at UK for assistance.

REFUND POLICY Refunds will be given only if courses are already filled or OLLI at UK cancels the course. Wait lists are kept for each course. If you are on the wait list and do not get into your requested course, we will refund your course fee once we determine no spaces will become available or upon request. If the course you requested is full, you may request another. Refunds of course fees are not available for students who have enrolled but were unable to attend. Membership fees are non-refundable.

PUBLIC REGISTRATION SCHEDULENOT A 2018–19 OLLI MEMBER? Public registration and new membership will open at

10 a.m. on Tuesday, January 22. At this time, all categories will be open for registration.


Name Birth date Address City Zip+4 Phone Email

Emergency contact Relationship Phone

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: Would you like to serve as a volunteer for OLLI at UK? There are lots of ways to get involved! Please mark your preferences below and our Volunteer Chair will be in touch.

Committee Short Term As Needed

Specific Event Long Term

STEP 2: Complete the Annual Risk Release on the back of this form.STEP 3: Fill in the course request form below.

Title of Courses, SIGs, Experiential Learning, Travel, etc.(Be sure to specify exact course requesting.)

Fees

I am a Current 2018 - 2019 Member

New 2018 - 2019 Annual Membership $ 35$

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TOTAL $

I would like to offer the following donation to support the OLLI at UK $

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STEP 4: Please make your check payable to OLLI at UK & mail with completed form to:

OLLI at UK, UK Ligon House, 658 S. Limestone, Lexington, KY 40506-0442FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY:Date recv’d Fee paid $ of $ Check # G/C# Cash $ Int 1:

Annual Risk Rel Signed Transmittal: # Date Deposit A/L Int 2:

Spring 2019 - 4 STEP - REGISTRATION FORM (Risk Release on Back)

* Return this entire page (front and back completed) with payment *

** ALL Members are Required to Complete the Risk Release on Back of this Form **

SPRING 2019 - 4 STEP REGISTRATION FORM (RISK RELEASE ON BACK)

* Return this entire page (front and back completed) with payment *** ALL Members are Required to Complete the Risk Release on Back of this Form **


OLLI AT UK ASSUMPTION OF RISK, WAIVER AND RELEASE FORMAUGUST 1, 2018 - JULY 31, 2019

All Members and Guests are required to sign prior to participation.

PARTICIPATION in any of the OLLI at UK Activities (Courses, Programs, Shared Inter- est Groups, Experiential Education/Learning, Travel, Field Trips and Day Trips, Events, Projects, Volun- teer and Community Engagement Activities, UK Lancaster Aquatic Center Swim and/or use of UK Johnson Recreation Center). All OLLI at UK Members and Guests are required to complete and sign this risk release form for each OLLI year (August 1 – July 31).

PHYSICIAN APPROVAL

I hereby understand that I am advised to consult my physician and obtain his/her approval before beginning any OLLI Activities. I have no known physical contraindications that would restrict me from participating in these activities. I acknowledge and agree that I am responsible for my own health and I assume all responsibility for avoiding any activity that I and/or my physician do not feel comfortable I can or should perform.

ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND GENERAL WAIVER OF ALL CLAIMS

I am aware of the hazards inherent in my involvement in the OLLI activities I have voluntarily selected, and the need for me to ensure my health status and ability to participate in the variety of opportunities made available to OLLI at UK Members and Guests. I acknowledge that OLLI does not own or control many of the facilities where activities occur, and that I am responsible for assuring the activity and the facility is appropriate for me. OLLI staff and instructors are available to discuss and provide additional details on any activity.

In consideration of the opportunity to participate in the OLLI at UK, I, for myself, my heirs, successors or assigns, hereby assume any and all risks and hazards attendant to my involvement in OLLI at UK activities and waive and release any claim of any type or nature in any way relating to or arising from such activities, including but not limited to any claim for personal injury, accidents or illnesses (including death), property loss, in any way arising from my participation in any activity. In further consideration of being afforded the opportunity to participate in the OLLI at UK activities, I for myself, my heirs, successors or assigns agree to hold harmless and indemnify the University of Kentucky, its Board of Trustees, agents, servants, and employees, expressly including but not limited to instructors, assistants, facilitators, students, and volunteers, from any and all claims, demands, causes of action or damages which may ac- crue from the aforesaid activities. If any portion of this release is held invalid, it is agreed that the balance shall remain in full legal force and effect.

READ CAREFULLY - THIS IS A RELEASE OF ANY AND ALL CLAIMS

PRINT NAME, SIGN, AND DATE:

Name (printed)

Signature of Participant Date

Vers:17Jul2018_OLC/DLK

LEXINGTON ADVISORY BOARD 2018–19Sandy Emerson, ChairDiana Rast, Vice-Chair

Tom Stanwix-Hay, Immediate Past Chair

Beaumont Presbyterian Church 1070 Lane Allen Road Central Baptist Church 110 Wilson Downing Road Central Kentucky Computer Society 160 Moore Drive #107 Crestwood Christian Church 1882 Bellefonte Drive Hunter Presbyterian Church 109 Rosemont Gardens Legacy All Sports 261 Ruccio Way #105 Lexington Bridge Club 3517 Lansdowne Drive Lexington Senior Center 195 Life Lane Lexington Theological Seminary 230 Lexington Green, Ste 300

McConnell Springs Park 416 Rebmann Lane Morning Pointe of Lexington 233 Ruccio Way Temple Adath Israel 24 North Ashland Avenue

Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center 141 E. Main Street Sullivan University 2355 Harrodsburg Road Twin Pines Christian Church 1139 Tanbark RoadUK Fine Arts Building 465 Rose Street Unitarian Universalist Church 3564 Clays Mill Road

HOST LOCATIONS AND ADDRESSES

COMMUNITY PARTNERS AND LOCATIONS A special thank you to our community partners who work with us to create

such creative and varied learning experiences and to our host locations for providing the spaces that allow our program to exist and to grow!

Central Kentucky Computer SocietyLexington Public Library

Lexington Senior CenterUK Department of Theatre and Dance

SPRING 2019 COMMUNITY PARTNERS:

AT-LARGE BOARD MEMBERS Larry Grannis Larry Iaquinta Pat Lawrence

Bonnie Mitchell-ClarkDiana RastSue ScheffMeg Shaw

Anna WatsonMaryann Wellman

COMMITTEE CHAIR PERSONS Connections – Patsy AndersonCurriculum – Marcia FreymanDonovan Forum – Donna BluePromotion and Membership –

To Be Determined Social – Carol Swiderski

Travel – Janet AllenVolunteer – Nan Starkweather

OLLI STAFFTeresa Hager

Administrative Support Staff859-257-2656

[email protected]

Tyler BarberStudent Affairs Officer

[email protected]

Joey ConradProgram Coordinator

[email protected]

Diana Lockridge Executive Director

[email protected]

Louder Than Words Dance Concert January 24 - 27, 2019Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center

Crimes of the Heart by Beth HenleyFebruary 14 - 17, 2019Briggs Theatre

Shrek the Musical April 11 - 14, 2019Guignol Theatre

2018-19 season

finearts.uky.edu/theatre@uktheatre

finearts.uky.edu/theatre@uktheatre

February 14 - 15, 2019, 7:30 pmFebruary 16, 2 pm & 7:30 pmFebruary 17, 2 pm & 7:30 pm

Tickets are $15, $10 for students 859-257-4929 | scfatickets.com All performances at the Briggs Theatre | 465 Rose Street

Crimes of the Heart

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLEThe OLLI at UK is pleased to offer a limited number of scholarships to OLLI members. Scholarships are available to cover the cost of OLLI course fees or educational offerings such as one day intensives, trips and work-shops. Individual scholarships of up to $50 are available each semester.

First-time applicants will be given priority. Current and prospective members are encouraged to apply. Eligibility is based on 150% of the U.S. 2018 Annual Poverty Guidelines.

Apply using the form at www.uky.edu/OLLI or contact our Executive Director at 859-257-2658 or [email protected].

ALL APPLICATIONS ARE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL.

University of KentuckyOsher Lifelong Learning Institute at UKOffice of Lifelong Learning658 S. Limestone - Ligon HouseLexington KY 40506-0442Phone: (859) 257-2656RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

OLLI at UK offers educational and enrichment courses, programs and events created for dynamic lifelong learners aged 50+ who are continually

searching for exciting topics and exploring new opportunities in learning!

For more information, contact the OLLI Office:(859) 257-2656 or Toll Free (866) 602-5862

or visit www.uky.edu/OLLI

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