um osher lifelong learning institute spring 3 catalog-may 2013

at the UniVeRsitY OF MiaMi

SPR ING SESSION III

SCHEdULEMay 20 - June 28, 2013

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THE OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE (OLLI)

the Osher Lifelong Learning institute at the University of Miami was founded in 1984. Previously known as the institute for Retired Professionals, the name was changed upon the awarding of a grant from the Osher Foundation. a department of the division of Continuing and international education, the institute welcomes all members of the community who are 50 years old or better and who consider learning an integral part of life. Membership is open to all those who wish to continue their pursuit of learning, new ideas, and social and cultural opportunities.

the institute’s programs are designed to accommodate a relaxed learning style and make it easy for anyone who may have been away from the formal learning environment for many years. Classes included in this schedule are offered with no tests and in most cases, no homework. Classes are designed to spark your curiosity and to encourage your participation. Classes are structured to fit a flexible schedule.

Our member students include men and women whose backgrounds are varied, and may include the legal and medical professions, teachers, homemakers and volunteers as well as social workers and business owners. in other words, our members are everyday people who are interested in keeping their minds active and engaged.

BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP

Memberships are payable once every academic year (all memberships expire august 15 yearly)

•EligibletoregisterandenrollinourOLLIcoursesatbothourCoralGablesandNortheastMiamilocations

•AbilitytoauditUniversityclasses(additionalfeerequired–seeAuditingProcedures)

•AccesstotheUniversityLibrarySystemwithborrowingprivilegesattheRichterLibrary(CoralGablescampus)

•GeneraladmissiontotheLoweArtMuseum

•SpecialpricingonfieldtripsandOLLIluncheons

•ParticipationinSpecialInterestGroups(SIGs)

•InvitationstoUniversityspecialevents

•OptiontopurchaseanOLLImemberUMparkingpermit

•Alivelyandstimulatinggroupoffellow“students”whoshareyourinterests

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PARTICIPATION ANd COMMITMENT

OLLi is a cooperative organization dedicated to those aged 50 and over seeking intellectual enrichment. students are encouraged to make a commitment to the program and its ongoing development. this commitment can take several forms, including:

•Teachingorco-teachingacourse

•ServingasaleaderofaSpecialInterestGroup

•Volunteeringatthefrontdeskorwithdailyoperations

•Providingassistanceinoneormorecommittees:

-Curriculum

-Membership&Recruitment

-Events

LOCATION

Coral Gables Main Campus 1550 Brescia ave, Coral Gables, FL 33146 (betweenRedRoadandSanAmaroDrive)

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS

special interest Groups (siGs) are classes/meetings organized and operated by OLLi students. they are created to bring together students who share a particular interest. do you know students who share a common interest with you - photography? board games? science fiction? reading TheNewYorker? Our existing siGs are listed in this catalogue and are marked siG.

•Acoordinatorand/orco-coordinator(OLLIstudents)isresponsibleforthegroup’sorganization,operationsandactivities.

•OLLIstaffmembersareavailableforschedulingroomsandgeneralguidance

if you have an idea for a siG that you would like to organize, please talk to OLLi staff. Participation in a siG is one of the benefits of membership!

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PARKING

all vehicles on campus are required to display a UM parking permit from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm from Monday through Friday. OLLi members may purchase a 2012/2013 permit from the Parking department. the annual cost is $148 and permits expire on august 15th, 2013. this permit allows you to park in the lots around Founders hall and any other nearby lots whose signs specify that Gray Zone permit holders may park. Parking permits may be purchased from the Parking department during OLLi registration week in the OLLi office. You will be required to show your OLLi membership card and valid vehicle registration when you purchase a permit. the Parking department is open from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm on weekdays. Call the parking department at 305-284-3096 for more details.

UPCOMING SESSIONS

•SpringSessionIII:May20-June28,2013

•SummerSession:July15-August16,2013

•FallSessionI:September9-October18,2013

•FallSessionII:November4-December13,2013

GUEST POLICY

Bringing guests to class is a great way to introduce OLLi to a potential student and you are encouraged to do so. However,youmustclearthevisitwiththeofficeatleast48hoursbeforearrivingwiththeguesttoensurethatthereisspaceavailableintheclass. Potential members are limited to two complimentary visits where there is space available. Children under the age of 15 are not permitted to attend.

AUdITING PROCEdURES

Many of our UM university professors welcome OLLi students in their classrooms. if you are just starting out with OLLi, you may want to audit only one course. however, you may be ready to audit multiple courses in one semester. Whether it is one course or four courses, auditing is a great benefit of OLLi membership.

an auditor is a person who enrolls as an observer or listener only. the professor will indicate if s/he wants to include you in the classroom interaction. auditing is permitted in most credit lecture courses only when there is space available in the class and OLLi has received written permission from the instructor and clearance from the OLLi director. auditing is not permitted in laboratory, creative writing, or performance courses (where audit status is not appropriate). auditing is not permitted in Law or Medical school classes.

all requests to audit must come through the OLLi office and be approved by the director of OLLi. Complete the audit request form available on our website: continue.miami.edu/osher. You will be notified when you have received permission from the instructor and OLLi to audit the classes you requested. auditing for OLLi members is a privilege granted to us by the University of Miami. abuse of this privilege by any person can jeopardize the benefit for all OLLi students. there is a flat fee for auditing each semester you decide to audit a course.

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CANCELLATION ANd REFUNd POLICY

- if a class is cancelled, we will notify you using your supplied contact information.

- if a course is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, the entire course fee will be refunded.

- the OLLi membership fee is non-refundable.

- if you cancel course registration 3 days prior to the first class meeting, you will receive a full refund on the class fee.

- if you cancel within 3 days (72 hours) prior to the start date of class, a 75% refund will be issued to you.

- if you cancel on or after the first day of class, you will not receive a refund.

- all cancellations must be submitted in writing, either via email or letter.

- Fees cannot be transferred or pro-rated.

OLLi operates only when the University of Miami is open. if the University is closed due to inclement weather or any other emergency situation, we will close as well. Please check your local tV and radio stations for closing information or call the UniversityofMiami’sHurricaneHotline:305-284-5151.

CLASSROOM POLICIES ANd PROCEdURES

PHONES

all phones are required to be turned off or set to vibrate when classes are in session.

Ifyoumustansweracallduringclass,pleaseexittheclassroom.

SMOKING

smoking is not allowed inside OLLi facilities, on the patio, or outside our entrances/exits. smoking on campus is in designated areas only. Please see the map posted in the kitchen/lunchroom for more information.

CORAL GABLES

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World economics: new Boys in the neighborhood ................................... 5

siG: investments ......................................... 6

Wire sculpture art Class .......................... 6

Literary expatriates in Paris: the Lost Generation of the twenties ............................................. 6

siG: Fun with Yiddish ................................ 7

Beginning & intermediate acrylics ....... 7

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art in the 20th Century ............................ 8

intermediate spanish: Part e ................. 8

advanced Watercolor Painting ............... 9

Photography around town: south Florida Landmarks ........................ 9

the Language of Cinema .......................... 9

the Literature of Khaled hosseini ....... 10

“¡Charlamos!” intermediate spanish Conversation ............................... 11

improvisational Comedy ......................... 11

Beginning italian: Part e (Continuation of Part d) ........................... 12

WednesdaYs

Computer Basics ........................................ 12

Miami-dade County & You ...................... 13

social Media ................................................ 13

advanced acrylic Painting .................... 14

Beginning Portuguese ............................ 14

Religion in Central asian history & Culture ..................................... 14

François Mauriac: thérèse desqueyroux (advanced French) ..................................... 15

embracing transitions ............................ 16

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MONdAYS

OSH406-51wORLd ECONOMICS: NEw BOYS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOd

Mondays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomAMay20,June3,10,17,24,July1

SixSessions$45

Week 1: 19th century rich vs. 21st century rich

Week 2: the role of euro, Gold, and the dollar in the 21st century

Week 3: the similarities and differences between the fall of islamic empires and the current western powers’ condition

Week 4: the role of islamic powers as economic powers in the 21st century

Week 5: Can capitalist principles continue on their current path or do they need to change to succeed in the 21st century?

Week 6: Current events

Dr.MitraRahebreceivedherPhDfromUMinInternationalRelations.Sheisanadjunctprofessoratseverallocaluniversities,andconsultsforinternationalorganizations.

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U.s. supreme Court ................................... 17

advanced Conversation – spanish ........ 17

the Gender Continuum ........................... 18

Watercolor Basics ..................................... 18

a historic Miscellany ............................... 19

“a Chiacchierare!” intermediate italian Conversation ...... 20

Beginning spanish: Part C (Continuation of Part B) .......................... 20

FRidaYs

travel French (For Beginner & intermediate Level) ................................... 21

siG: Current events .................................. 21

historical Overview of american Popular song ..................... 22

adobe Photoshop elements (adobe Pse 4 through 11) ........................ 22

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OSH401-51SIG: INvESTMENTS

Mondays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomCMay20,June3,10,17,24,July1

SixSessions-Freeformembers

are you an “expert” investor or just a beginner? this is your chance to discuss investment topics and opportunities with fellow OLLi members.

ThisgroupisledbyOLLImember,Mr.HaimKarp.

OSH920-51wIRE SCULPTURE ART CLASS

Mondays | 10:00–11:45am | ArtRoomMay20,June3,10,17,24,July1

SixSessions$90

Wire sculpture is not as threatening as you may think! in fact, it’s downright easy and fun. Plus, the supply costs are minimal to none! did you know that alexander Calder basically developed wire sculpture as an art form? Come learn this art of bending, twisting, and wrapping and explore the versatility of wire.

JimBrennanisanativeFloridian.HegraduatedwithaBAinHumanitiesfromFAU,wherehisfocuswasonartandarchitecture.Jimisateacherandanaward-winningartistinacrylics,watercolor,metalsculptureandwiresculpturemediums.HisworkhasbeenfeaturedthroughoutMiami,PalmBeach,WinterParkandTampa.

OSH342-51LITERARY ExPATRIATES IN PARIS: THE LOST GENERATION OF THE TwENTIES

Mondays | 1:00–2:45pm | ClassroomCMay20,June3,10,17,24,July1

SixSessions$45

throughout much of the twentieth century, Paris was widely viewed as the cultural capital of the western world. as such, it exercised a magnetic attraction upon several generations of artists and intellectuals, large numbers of whom migrated to the French capital from all over the world.

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in this class, we will look at the social and political history of the time period and read the works of the expatriates themselves.

Week 1: historical Overview, Gertrude stein’s Paris salon, Langston hughes

Week 2: Gertrude stein

Week 3: ernest hemingway

Week 4: F.s. Fitzgerald

Week 5: John dos Passos, djuna Barnes

Week 6: ezra Pound, ts eliot, Kay Boyle

CeciliaM.Fernandezisanindependentjournalistandcollegeprofessorwithapassionforliterature.HerworkhasappearedinLatinaMagazine,AccentMiami,UpstairsattheDuroc(journaloftheParisWorkshop),VistaMagazine,andLeSiecledeGeorgeSand.Recently,shefinishedamemoirentitledLeavingLittleHavanawhichwasselectedasafinalistinthe2011BreadLoafWriters’ConferenceBookContest.

OSH310-51SIG: FUN wITH YIddISH

Mondays | 12:00–1:00pm | ClassroomC | May20,June3,10,17,24,July1


Brush up on your Yiddish, and start speaking it now. even if you understand it but have never spoken it, come surprise yourself with how quickly you can join the conversation.

ThisgroupisledbyOLLImemberLorraineFeuer.

OSH901-51BEGINNING & INTERMEdIATE ACRYLICS

Mondays | 1:00–2:45pm | ArtRoom | May20,June3,10,1724,July1

SixSessions$90

Painting with acrylics can be great fun. Painting is to be enjoyed, not endured. acrylics are easy to use mainly because they are water soluble, and are not encumbered by numerous technical rules, as are oils. acrylics allow the artist to jump in and push the medium to its limits. Come and experience the fun, ease and lack of boundaries this medium and class offers. there will be time in class to work on your projects where you will receive assistance and weekly critiques. For a list of suggested supplies, please contact the OLLi office. You will be painting in the first class.

NOTE:Thisclassisgearedtowardthosewhoarenewtothemedium,aswellasartistsofdifferentlevelswhohavenotpaintedforawhile.

JimBrennanisanativeFloridian.HegraduatedwithaBAinHumanitiesfromFloridaAtlanticUniversity,wherehisfocuswasonartandarchitecture.Jimisateacherandanaward-winningartistinacrylics,watercolor,metalsculptureandwiresculpturemediums.HisworkhasbeenfeaturedthroughoutMiami,PalmBeach,WinterParkandTampa.

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OSH734-52ART IN THE 20TH CENTURY

Tuesdays | 10:00-11:45am | ClassroomA | May21,28,June4,11,18,25

SixSessions$45

the impressionist movement changed the way we see art today dramatically. during the course of the 20th Century, artists developed different approaches to art. Fauvism, dadaism, expressionism, surrealism, and others depicted an array of ideas and techniques through their new interpretations.

Week 1: impressionism

Week 2: Post-impressionism and Fauvism

Week 3: dadaism suprematism and expressionism

Week 4: Cubism

Week 5: surrealism

Week 6: Pop and Op art

Dr.BatiaCohenhasaPhDinMesoamericanstudiesfromtheUniversidadNacionalAutonomadeMexico.ShewasanadjunctprofessoratFIU,andhaspublishednumerousarticlesinspecializedartandhistorymagazines.Currently,sheisacollaboratorofanonlineculturalmagazine.

OSH311-52INTERMEdIATE SPANISH: PART E (CONTINUATION OF PART d)

Tuesdays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomC | May21,28,June4,11,18,25

SixSessions$45

¡Bienvenidos! in this intermediate course you will continue learning the basic essentials of speaking and writing in spanish. Vocabulary, main grammar points and cultural elements will all be presented in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Come and join in on the fun. ¡te esperamos!

MannyGarcia-Rossi,MA,attendedtheUniversityofFlorenceandgraduatedfromFloridaStateUniversityin2002inItalianandLiteraryTheory.HereceivedasecondMAinFilmstudiesattheUniversityofMiamiin2006.HehastaughtatFloridaStateUniversityanddesignedthecurriculumusedfortheItalianprogramattheInterAmericancampusofMiamiDadeCollege,focusingoncommunicativeproficiency.MannyisaSeniorLecturer,andfounderoftheUMItalianFilmSeries,fortheDepartmentofModernLanguagesandLiteraturesattheUniversityofMiami,wherehehastaughtsince2003.

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OSH904-52AdvANCEd wATERCOLOR PAINTING

Tuesdays | 10:00–11:45am | ArtRoom | May21,28,June4,11,18,25

SixSessions$90

are you an experienced watercolor artist who wants to learn more advanced techniques? this class is designed for those students who have been working with the medium for at least one year. You will be given ample time in class to work on your projects, where you will receive assistance and critiques each week.

DavidMaddern,MA,amusicianandvisualartistwhotransferstheelementsofmusictohispaintings,hasworkedonmanycollectionsbothintheUnitedStatesandabroad.HehasbeenteachingatOLLIsince2001andalsoteachesatFairchildTropicalGardens.

OSH905-52PHOTOGRAPHY AROUNd TOwN: SOUTH FLORIdA LANdMARKS

Tuesdays | 10:00am–1:00pm | ComputerRoom&fiveoutdoorphotoshootsMay21,28,June4,11,18,25

SixSessions$90

this is a digital Photography course with a historic emphasis. We will capture significant south Florida landmarks through the eyes of a digital camera in this 18-hour course. First session meets at OLLi in Coral Gables, the rest of our sessions will be at local landmarks from the adrienne arsht Center for the Performing arts, Freedom tower, aa arena, Julia tuttle Bronze statue in Bayfront Park, Miami Circle, Brickell Park, deering estate, to Key Biscayne lighthouse.

a digital reflex camera with an 18-55 mm or longer zoom lens is recommended.

NOTE:This6-weekcoursestartswithoneclassroominstructionandcontinueswithfiveoutdoorphotoshoots,followedbythoughtfulcritiquesoutdoors.

KarlKoslowskireceivedhisB.S.fromPhiladelphiaUniversityoftheArts.HecurrentlyteachesdigitalphotographyatFloridaInternationalUniversity,UniversityofMiamiandMiamiDadeCollege.KoslowskiwasamemberoftheUS&ForeignServices.HedesignedandsupervisedtheinstallationofmajorUSAPavilionsin30countriesthroughouttheworld.

OSH737-52THE LANGUAGE OF CINEMA

Tuesdays | 1:00–2:45pm | ClassroomA | May21,28,June4,11,18,25

SixSessions$45

this course is designed as an introduction to the fundamental concepts and principles of narrative film art. each week’s lecture is devoted to presenting you with an in-depth vocabulary for how to describe the inner-workings of our most multifarious of visual media.

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Lectures are illustrated with a variety of entertaining film clips from hollywood and around the world. all film lovers and enthusiasts are most welcome – as is anyone curious to know more about movies and how they work.

Week 1: narration

Week 2: Cinematography

Week 3: Mise-en-scène

Week 4: editing i (Continuity)

Week 5: editing ii (discontinuity)

Week 6: sound

CharlieMichaelreceivedhisBA’97inEnglishfromCarletonCollege;MA’99ComparativeLiteraturefromUniversityofIowa;MA’04CommunicationArts(Film)inUniversityofWisconsin-MadisonandPhD’10inCommunicationArts(Film)fromtheUniversityofWisconsin-Madison.MichaelisaProfessorintheDepartmentofModernLanguages&LiteraturesattheUniversityofMiami.

OSH304-52THE LITERATURE OF KHALEd HOSSEINI

Tuesdays | 1:00–2:45pm | ClassroomB | May21,28,June4,11,18,25

SixSessions$45

For this course, we will read the new novel AndtheMountainsEchoed by best-selling author Khaled hosseini. in the first week, we will discuss his debut novel TheKiteRunner. if you have not previously read it, finish it before the session begins. We will then read AndtheMountainsEchoed over the following five weeks. On June 19, we will take a group field trip to attend a reading by hosseini at 7:30 PM.

Week 1: We will discuss Khaled hosseini’s debut novel TheKiteRunner. haven’t read it before? Pick it up and read it before this session begins!

Week 2: Please read through the chapter that ends past page 80 of AndtheMountainsEchoed before class. We will determine the reading schedule for the rest of the session during the class.

Week 3: We will continue to read and discuss AndtheMountainsEchoed.



Week 6: We will finish reading and discuss AndtheMountainsEchoed.

Karen“KC”CulverhasbeenalecturerintheEnglishDepartmentatUMsince2003.ShehasaMAinEnglishLiteraturefromAuburnandanMFAfromtheUniversityofSouthCarolinainCreativeWriting.

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OSH307-52“¡CHARLAMOS!” INTERMEdIATE SPANISH CONvERSATION

Tuesdays | 1:00–2:45pm | ArtRoom | May21,28,June4,11,18,25

SixSessions$45

now that you know your grammar – let’s start chatting! the purpose of this interactive intermediate spanish conversation course is to begin honing your speaking skills and develop the ability to discuss personal activities, everyday situations and to express your opinions – ¡en español! We will be using various readings ranging from authentic newspaper/magazine materials to various short stories and other types of brief readings. Please bring along the specific magazine/newspaper articles or other readings that the instructor will give you to class each week for the discussions.

NOTE:Althoughthisclassisthemostbasicoftheconversationclassesoffered,youwillstillneedtohaveadecentunderstandingofSpanishgrammarsinceitwillnotbeprimarilytaughtduringthiscourse.

MannyGarcia-Rossi,MA.

OSH343-52IMPROvISATIONAL COMEdY

Tuesdays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomB | May21,28,June4,11,18,25

SixSessions$45

have you ever thought you were funny? Or maybe someone else says you are? no matter. You see, we all have hidden quirks and talents – and sometimes the funniest people are actually the shy ones, the awkward ones, the ones who have no idea in the world how to tell a joke! this course is designed as a basic introduction to the techniques of improvisational comedy – a style of “structured spontaneity” used by professional actors and comedians everywhere and featured on well-known game shows like Whose Line is it anyway? each session will be spent in an interactive, workshop-style atmosphere. no previous acting or comedy training is required.

Week 1: Warm-ups and icebreakers

Week 2: accepting and Building

Week 3: Creating environments and Objects

Week 4: association Games

Week 5: endowment Games

Week 6: Limitation Games

CharlieMichaelreceivedhisBA’97inEnglishfromCarletonCollege;MA’99ComparativeLiteraturefromUniversityofIowa;MA’04CommunicationArts(Film)inUniversityofWisconsin-MadisonandPhD’10inCommunicationArts(Film)fromtheUniversityofWisconsin-Madison.MichaelisaProfessorintheDepartmentofModernLanguages&LiteraturesattheUniversityofMiami.

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OSH309-52BEGINNING ITALIAN: PART E (CONTINUATION OF PART d)

Tuesdays | 3:00–4:45pm | ArtRoom | May21,28,June4,11,18,25

SixSessions$45

Buon giorno! this class is a continuation of Beginning italian Part d. in this elementary course you will begin learning the basic essentials to speak and write in italian. Greetings, basic grammar points and cultural elements will be presented, all in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Come and join the fun! siete Benvenuti!


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OSH908-53COMPUTER BASICS

Wednesdays | 1:00–2:45pm | ComputerLab | May22,29,June5,12,19,26

SixSessions$90

in this class you’ll learn how to identify the components and how to use some of the basic programs of your computer.

NOTE:Thisisabeginner’scourse,sonopriorexperienceisnecessary.

Week 1: exploring the keyboard and mouse.

Week 2: how to find, open and use applications such as internet explorer and Word, among others.

Week 3: how to cut, copy, and paste.

Week 4: how to save documents using Windows Libraries and external storage.

Week 5: how to open an e-mail account, use and functionalities.

Week 6: exploring the internet, use and functionalities.

MarielyValentin-Llopis

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OSH126-53MIAMI-dAdE COUNTY & YOU

Wednesdays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomA | May22,29,June5,12,19,26

SixSessions$45

Join us for this speaker series and learn more about your county government and services.

SpeakerSeries.

OSH917-53SOCIAL MEdIA

Wednesdays | 10:00–11:45am | ComputerLab | May22,29,June5,12,19,26

SixSessions$90

this course is design for avid writers with a taste for graphic design. Blogger is a web-based application to build blogs. Blogger offers many fascinating, yet easy to use templates and tools to create unique and eye-catching blogs. this course requires basic computer skills and the disposition to publish material online. in addition, by the end of the session students will have a broader understanding of social media trends such as Facebook and twitter.

NOTE:TherearemanyblogdevelopingapplicationssuchasWordPress.Inaddition,therearenumerouswebalbumssuchasPicasa.

Week 1: What is a Blog? a brief history of blogs. touring some weblogs.

Week 2: What is Blogger.com? account/blog creation. touring the dashboard. Creating additional blogs. deleting a blog.

Week 3: Configuring basic and formatting settings.

Week 4: Using template designer: Customizing colors, fonts, and backgrounds.

Week 5: Creating a Facebook account, working with account and privacy settings, profile, and picture albums.

Week 6: Creating a twitter account: Posting and following twitter feeds.

MarielyValentin-LlopisholdsherMSinMassCommunicationsfromFIUandherBAinCommunicationsfromtheUniversityofPuertoRico.AsanadjunctfacultymemberofUM’sSchoolofCommunication,Marielytaughttheoryandhands-onworkshopsingraphicdesign,AdobePhotoshop,InDesignandothersoftwareprograms.ShecurrentlyteachesatBarryUniversityinMiami.

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OSH902-53AdvANCEd ACRYLIC PAINTING

Wednesdays | 10:00–11:45am | ArtRoom | May22,29,June5,12,19,26

SixSessions$90

Painting with acrylics can be great fun. Painting is to be enjoyed, not endured. acrylics are easy to use mainly because they are water-soluble and are not encumbered by the numerous technical rules, as are oils. acrylics allow the artist to jump in and push the medium to its limits. Come and experience the fun, ease and lack of boundaries this medium and class has to offer. there will be time in class to work on your projects where you will receive assistance and weekly critiques. this class is geared toward advanced painters, but all levels are welcome to attend.

NOTE:PickupyoursupplylistattheOLLIofficeoryoumayprintitfromthewebsite.

JimBrennanisanativeFloridian.HegraduatedwithaBAinHumanitiesfromFloridaAtlanticUniversity,wherehisfocuswasonartandarchitecture.Jimisateacherandanaward-winningartistinacrylics,watercolor,metalsculptureandwiresculpturemediums.HisworkhasbeenfeaturedthroughoutMiami,PalmBeach,WinterParkandTampa.

OSH325-53BEGINNING PORTUGUESE

Wednesdays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomB | May22,29,June5,12,19,26

SixSessions$45

this course is designed for those of you who may never have studied the language or have less than one year of traditional classroom training. this level will allow you to acquire a solid foundation of vocabulary for future use and study. this course emphasizes vocabulary, idioms, verb tenses, grammar, and proper pronunciation in every class.

LaisQuadradowasbornandraisedinSouthernBrazilandhasbeenteachingPortugueseatUMsince1992.

OSH733-53RELIGION IN CENTRAL ASIAN HISTORY & CULTURE

Wednesdays | 1:00–2:45pm | ClassroomA | May22,29,June5,12,19,26

SixSessions$45

the continent of asia has been the birthplace of some of the world’s major religions, and of others less well-known, that have impacted the diverse cultures of Central asia in many ways. not only have various religions shaped everyday ritual practices and life cycle observances, they have left their mark on Central asian art and architecture as well as societal attitudes that continue to impact history and politics.

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Week 1: shamanism, Zoroastrianism and Buddhism in Central asia

Week 2: east Meets West: Bactria’s Greco-Persian hellenistic Culture

Week 3: Christians in Central asia: armenians, nestorians, Monophysites and Jacobites

Week 4: islam in Central asia: sunnis, shiites and sufis

Week 5: Jews in Central asia: Legends of the ten Lost tribes and the Jewish Kingdom of Khazaria

Week 6: the Religious Politics of War in afghan

Dr.MarshaB.Cohen,PhD,isanindependentscholar,lecturerandnewsanalystwhospecializesintheroleofreligioninworldaffairs.ShetaughtInternationalRelationsatFloridaInternationalUniversityforoveradecade,andworkedwiththeUMMasterofArtsinInternationalAdministration(MAIA)programfrom2009-2011.Shehastaughtcontinuingeducationinavarietyofvenueslocallyandnationally,includingfourverypopularOLLIcoursesduring2012.

OSH306-53FRANçOIS MAURIAC: THéRÈSE dESqUEYROUx (AdvANCEd FRENCH)

Wednesdays | 1:00–2:45pm | ClassroomB | May22,29,June5,12,19,26

SixSessions$45

this course, geared toward advanced students who are already comfortable reading and speaking French, will explore in depth François Mauriac’s masterpiece, thérèse desqueyroux. the novel, set among the bleak pineland forests of southwestern France, paints a portrait of suppression and transgression among the provincial Catholic bourgeoisie of the 1920’s.

NOTE:Studentsshouldbuy,borrow,ordownloadacopyofthenovel:ThérèseDesqueyroux,priortoclass.

Week 1: introduction, Chapters 1-2

Week 2: Ch 3-5

Week 3: Ch 6-8

Week 4: Ch 9-10

Week 5: Ch 11-13

Week 6: Conclusion

Dr.NancyLawthertaughtatTexasA&MUniversity,theUniversityofGeorgiaandmostrecentlyatBarryUniversity.ShehasaBAinFrenchfromPennsylvaniaStateUniversity,aMastersinFrenchfromWashingtonUniversityinSt.LouisandaPhDinFrenchfromYaleUniversity.

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OSH207-53EMBRACING TRANSITIONS

Wednesdays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomC | May22,29,June5,12,19,26

SixSessions$45

this course introduces scientific research on “successful aging” as a foundation for participating in interactive techniques for personal development and self-awareness. Growing old presents challenges and changes but also enormous potential for happiness. the enriching group dialogues will offer a new set of resources, understanding, and empowerment.

Week 1: introduction of Circles of Reflective dialogues (CORd) and an overview of scientific research on the rewarding, fulfilling new way to age successfully.

Week 2: Life transitions and how to embrace them into a positive aging experience.

Week 3: What is Old? Creativity that commences with age. the crucial role of creativity in changing the landscape of life after fifty.

Week 4: it is never too late: Recognizing the opportunities of mind plasticity maximizing life potential.

Week 5: the social Portfolio: a sense of nurturing, belonging, and support from family and friends. summarize implications of mind plasticity, creativity and close connections to friends and family in positive aging. evaluation and closing.

Week 6: tBa

MiriamMoussatche-Wechsler,LCSW,LMHCbringsmorethan20yearsofexperienceinpsychotherapyandpsycho-education,latelyfocusinginworkingwithmenandwomen50+.Miriamisafrequentlectureronthesubjectoftransitionsforclients50+,mostrecentlypresentingattheannualsymposiumoftheInternationalAssociationfortheAdvancementofSocialWorkwithGroups,andtheannualmeetingoftheLatinAmericanJewishStudiesAssociation.

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OSH127-54US SUPREME COURT

Thursdays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomA | May23,30,June6,13,20,27

SixSessions$45

Week 1: an overview of the Court’s history, some of its landmark decisions and a look at the outstanding Justices as defined by the american Bar association.

Week 2: a consideration of the cases of two convicted men, Clarence Gideon and George Milton, whose cases the Court agreed to hear from among the thousands of petitions submitted each year.

Week 3: sandra day O’Connor as a pioneer on the Court and a discussion of the diverse backgrounds of the other three women who followed her as Justices.

Week 4: Recent cases summarized and analyzed.

Week 5: the supreme Court and Religion.

Week 6: the First amendment and hate speech.

ThisseriesisledandfacilitatedbyOLLImember,Mr.RobertOlian.

OSH327-54AdvANCEd CONvERSATION – SPANISH

Thursdays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomC | May23,30,June6,13,20,27

SixSessions$45

the main focus of this interactive advanced spanish course is to be able to discuss, debate and express your opinions – ¡en español! We will be using authentic materials from various spanish newspapers and magazines with topics ranging from politics to technology. therefore, it is important to understand beforehand that there might be differing opinions – so play fair and shake hands at the end! Please bring the specific magazine or newspaper articles that the instructor sends you to class each week for the discussions.

NOTE:Inordertotakethiscourse,youneedtohaveastrongfoundationinSpanishgrammar(presentandpasttense).Grammarwillnotbeprimarilytaughtduringthiscourse.


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OSH208-54THE GENdER CONTINUUM

Thursdays | 1:00–2:45pm | ArtRoom | May23,30,June6,13,20,27

SixSessions$45

What is gender? is it simply men vs. women? Why have the past 100 years brought so many profound social changes in gender? Where is gender heading next? this course will present a holistic view of gender including concepts, current understandings, and emerging research across the disciplines of biology, psychology, and sociology. Gender is at the very core of our being; it is how we self-conceptualize and how we relate to others. the course provides new distinctions and redefines gender studies beyond binary notions of male vs. female. dynamic audio/visual presentations and live guest speakers will provide an enriching learning experience.

Mr.JosephZolobczuk,MSEd.,DirectorofEducation&ResearchatYESInstitute,Miami.

OSH903-54wATERCOLOR BASICS

Thursdays | 10:00–11:45am | ArtRoom | May23,30,June6,13,20,27

SixSessions$90

if you’ve never painted before or have been painting for less than a year, this is a great class to learn or review the foundations of watercolor. even if you are just beginning, david will have you painting in no time. this class is for those who have been painting for a year or less. You will be given ample time in class to work on your projects, where you will receive assistance and critiques each week.

SUPPLY LIST FOR BEGINNERS: 6 paint colors (indian Yellow, Lemon Yellow, French Ultramarine Blue, Cerulean Blue, Windsor Red and alizarin Crimson); 1 chisel brush (flat brush with no point); a pencil; and a pad of 300 lb-pound paper.

DavidMaddern,MA.

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OSH125-54A HISTORIC MISCELLANY

Thursdays | 1:00–2:45pm | ClassroomA | May23,30,June6,13,20,27

SixSessions$45

Join Mr. Robert dawson (as Robert dawson) and be amused, entertained, and, most importantly, enlightened by the variety of miscellaneous subjects in this six-week series.

Week 1: Oddities of the Civil War: Many strange and unbelievable things took place during the american Civil War, most references found only in the most obscure resources. here are many of the strange stories, anecdotes, and bizarre facts that you don’t read about in mainstream historic texts.

Week 2: the history of Flight: From icarus to the first human footstep on the moon, this lecture tells the story of man’s efforts (most often unsuccessful) to soar into the sky like birds. We will concentrate, primarily on the efforts of da Vinci, and the Wright Brothers, but were many others along the way, whose efforts we will share.

Week 3: Phantom ships & stories of the sea: Gathered from years of related seafaring research and the World’s rich legacy of sea stories, here are Mr. dawson’s favorites.

Week 4: this strange World: the bizarre and curious behavior of the living creatures with whom we share this wonderful and diverse world.

Week 5: hMs Bounty: a tribute to a ship and her history. Robert dawson served aboard this historic vessel for over 8 years. the 50-year-old ship was recently lost in hurricane sandy. this is Mr. dawson’s tribute to her history and legacy.

Week 6: the swashbuckler in Film: For many years Robert dawson led a troupe of 35 stage fight coordinators call the Ring of steel. he trained countless actors and enthusiasts to handle swords without killing each other. their inspiration was the legacy of film and stage swordsmen of the ages. here is a retrospect of all the great cinematic heroes who handled a blade.

RobertDawsonisanactor/historianandhasbeenasciencelecturerfortheMuseumofScienceforthepast14years.Hehascreatedover40one-manhistoricalpresentationsforfestivals,museumsandeducationalinstitutions.

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OSH328-54“A CHIACCHIERARE!” INTERMEdIATE ITALIAN CONvERSATION

Thursdays | 1:00–2:45pm | ClassroomB | May23,30,June6,13,20,27

SixSessions$45

now that you know your grammar – let’s start chatting! the purpose of this interactive intermediate italian conversation course is to begin honing your speaking skills and be able to discuss personal activities, everyday situations and be able to express your opinions – tutto in italiano! We will be using various readings ranging from authentic newspaper/magazine materials to various short stories and other types of brief readings. Please bring along the specific magazine/newspaper articles or other readings that the instructor will give you to class each week for the discussions.

NOTE:Althoughthisclassisthemostbasicoftheconversationsclassesoffered,youwillstillneedtohaveadecentunderstandingofItaliangrammarsinceitwillnotbeprimarilytaughtduringthiscourse.


OSH318-54BEGINNING SPANISH: PART C (CONTINUATION OF PART B)

Thursdays | 3:00–4:45pm | ClassroomC | May23,30,June6,13,20,27

SixSessions$45

¡Bienvenidos! this is a continuation of Beginning spanish: Part B. in this elementary course you will begin learning the basic essentials to speak and write in spanish. Greetings, basic grammar points and cultural elements will be presented in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Come and join in on the fun! ¡nos vemos!


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FRIdAY

OSH322-55TRAvEL FRENCH (FOR BEGINNER & INTERMEdIATE LEvEL)

Fridays | 10:00–11:45am | ArtRoom | May24,31,June7,14,21,28

SixSessions$45

Fasten your seatbelt as you prepare to embark upon the trip of a lifetime – a traveler’s jaunt through France. emphasis will be on communication and practical vocabulary including transportation, lodging, dining, shopping, healthcare, and entertainment. no previous knowledge of French is required.

Week 1: Planes, trains, and automobiles – getting around

Week 2: the Best exotic Marigold hotel – from five starts to no stars

Week 3: Breakfast at tiffany’s – restaurants, bistros, cafes

Week 4: Confessions of a shopaholic – splurging and scrimping

Week 5: Young doctors in Love – flu, sniffles, and broken bones

Week 6: the da Vinci Code – museums and other entertainment venues

Dr.NancyLawther

OSH101-55SIG: CURRENT EvENTS

Fridays | 12:00–1:00pm | ArtRoom | May24,31,June7,14,21,28


Would you like to discuss current events within a smaller group? do you share the same passions as other OLLi members on certain national or global topics? Participants in this siG should prepare for meetings by brushing up on current topics in the news frequently, bringing not only opinions to the table, but verified facts as well.

ThisgroupisledbyOLLImember,Mr.HaimKarp.

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OSH738-55HISTORICAL OvERvIEw OF AMERICAN POPULAR SONG

Fridays | 10:00–11:45am | ClassroomA | May24,31,June7,14,21,28

SixSessions$45

this course provides a historical overview of the six most innovative american composers, including biographical information, and discussions of musical form and analysis. each class will include lectures, audio and visuals, class discussions, and live demonstrations.

Week 1: Jerome Kern

Week 2: irving Berlin

Week 3: George Gershwin

Week 4: Richard Rodgers

Week 5: Cole Porter

Week 6: harold arlen

JoeDonato,oneofMiami’smosttalentedmusicians,hasspent50yearsperformingjazz.Inthiscourse,Joeandhissaxophone/vocalstakesyouonahistoricaloverviewofthesixmostinnovativeAmericancomposers:JeromeKern,IrvingBerlin,GeorgeGershwin,RichardRodgers,ColePorterandHaroldArlen.JoewillbeaccompaniedbyWorldClassMasterpianist,BrianMurphy.

OSH912-55AdOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS (AdOBE PSE 4 THROUGH 11)

Fridays | 9:00–12:00pm | ComputerLab | May24,31,June7,14,21,28

SixSessions$90

Learn techniques to enhance your digital images with adobe Photoshop®, the most popular digital imaging software favored by amateur and professional photographers. this remarkable program is able to handle images from a variety of cameras. Learn how to remedy the problems that plague amateurs as well as the pros.

each student will be given a Cd with 40 of single images and composites, for practice in class and at home.

KarlKoslowski

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CORAL GABLES SCHEdULE

Number Title Instructor DaysandTimes Location Dates

OSH 406-51World economics: new Boys in the neighborhood

Mitra RahebMondays

10:00 - 11:45 amClassroom aLecture hall

May 20, June 3, 10, 17, 24, July 1

*May27isholiday*

OSH 401-51 siG: investments h. Karp Mondays 10:00 - 11:45 am Classroom C

May 20, June 3, 10, 17, 24, July 1

*May27isholiday*

OSH 920-51 Wire sculpture art Class J. Brennan Mondays

10:00 - 11:45 am art RoomMay 20, June 3, 10,

17, 24, July 1*May27isholiday*

OSH 342-51 Literary expatriates in Paris

Cecilia M. Fernandez

Mondays 1:00 - 2:45 pm Classroom C

May 20, June 3, 10, 17, 24, July 1

*May27isholiday*

OSH 310-51 siG: Fun with Yiddish OLLi MemberLorraine Feuer

Mondays 12:00 - 1:00 pm Classroom C

May 20, June 3, 10, 17, 24, July 1

*May27isholiday*

OSH 901-51 Beginning & intermediate acrylics J. Brennan Mondays

1:00 - 2:45 pm art RoomMay 20, June 3, 10,

17, 24, July 1*May27isholiday*

OSH 734-52 art in the 20th Century B. Cohen tuesdays

1:00√√ - 2:45 pmClassroom aLecture hall

May 21, 28, June 4, 11, 18, 25

OSH 311-52 intermediate spanish: Part e M. Garcia-Rossi tuesdays

10:00 - 11:45 am Classroom CMay 21, 28,

June 4, 11, 18, 25

OSH 904-52 advanced Watercolor Painting d. Maddern tuesdays

10:00 - 11:45 am art RoomMay 21, 28,

June 4, 11, 18, 25

OSH 905-52Photography around town: south Florida Landmarks

K. Koslowski tuesdays 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Computer Lab

May 21, 28, June 4, 11, 18, 25

OSH 737-52 the Language of Cinema C. Michael tuesdays

1:00 - 2:45 pmClassroom aLecture hall

May 21, 28, June 4, 11, 18, 25

OSH 304-52 the Literature of Khaled hosseini K.C. Culver tuesdays

1:00 - 2:45 pmClassroom B

LibraryMay 21, 28,

June 4, 11, 18, 25

OSH 307-52 “¡Charlamos!”: intrm. spanish Conversation M. Garcia-Rossi tuesdays

1:00 - 2:45 pm art RoomMay 21, 28,

June 4, 11, 18, 25

OSH 343-52 improvisational Comedy C. Michael tuesdays

10:00 - 11:45 amClassroom B

LibraryMay 21, 28,

June 4, 11, 18, 25

OSH 309-52 Beginning italian: Part e M. Garcia-Rossi tuesdays

3:00 - 4:45 pm art RoomMay 21, 28,

June 4, 11, 18, 25

OSH 908-53 Computer Basics M. Valentin-Llopis Wednesdays 1:00 - 2:45 pm Computer Lab

May 22, 29, June 5, 12, 19, 26

OSH 126-53Miami-dade County & You

speaker seriesWednesdays

10:00 - 11:45 am Classroom aLecture hall

May 22, 29, June 5, 12, 19, 26

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Number Title Instructor DaysandTimes Location Dates

OSH 917-53 social Media M. Valentin-LlopisWednesdays

10:00 - 11:45 am Computer LabMay 22, 29,

June 5, 12, 19, 26

OSH 902-53 advanced acrylics Painting J. Brennan Wednesdays

10:00 - 11:45 am art RoomMay 22, 29,

June 5, 12, 19, 26

OSH 325-53 Beginning Portuguese L. Quadrado Wednesday10:00 - 11:45 am

Classroom BLibrary

May 22, 29, June 5, 12, 19, 26

OSH 733-53Religion in Central asian history & Culture

M. CohenWednesdays


May 22, 29, June 5, 12, 19, 26

OSH 306-53thérèse desqueyroux (advanced French)

n. LawtherWednesdays

1:00 - 2:45 pmClassroom B

LibraryMay 22, 29,

June 5, 12, 19, 26

OSH 207-53 embracing transitions M. MoussatcheWednesdays

10:00 - 11:45 amClassroom C

May 22, 29, June 5, 12, 19, 26

OSH 127-54 U.s. supreme CourtB. Olian

& speakersthursdays


May 23, 30, June 6, 13, 20, 27

OSH 327-54advanced Conversation - spanish

M. Garcia-Rossithursdays

10:00 - 11:45 amClassroom C

May 23, 30, June 6, 13, 20, 27

OSH 208-54 Gender Continuum Yes institutethursdays

1:00 - 2:45 pmart Room

May 23, 30, June 6, 13, 20, 27

OSH 903-54 Basic Watercolors d. Maddernthursdays

10:00 - 11:45 amart Room

May 23, 30, June 6, 13, 20, 27

OSH 125-54 historic Miscellany R. dawsonthursdays


May 23, 30, June 6, 13, 20, 27

OSH 328-54a Chiacchierare! - intermediate italian Conversation


1:00 - 2:45 pm Classroom B

LibraryMay 23, 30,

June 6, 13, 20, 27

OSH 318-54Beginning spanish: Part C


3:00 - 4:45 pmClassroom C

May 23, 30, June 6, 13, 20, 27

OSH 322-55travel French (For Beginner & intermediate Level)

n. LawtherFridays

10:00 - 11:45 amart Room

May 24, 31, June 7, 14, 21, 28

OSH 101-55 siG: Current events h. KarpFridays

12:00 - 1:00 pmClassroom C

May 24, 31, June 7, 14, 21, 28

OSH 738-55historical Overview of american Popular song

J. donatoFridays


May 24, 31, June 7, 14, 21, 28

OSH 912-55adobe Photoshop elements

K. KoslowskiFridays

9:30 am - 12:00 pmComputer Lab

May 24, 31, June 7, 14, 21, 28

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step 1: Get your UM id by creating your Caneid: caneid.miami.edu/createnewaccount.aspx

step 2: Create a personal online account profile on the website edmiami.com where you will register for OLLi courses online. You will use your email address and create a password for this system. You will need your UM id from step 1 to create your profile. Create your edMiami Profile continue.miami.edu/register.aspx

step 3: select courses, register and pay for courses at continue.miami.edu/osher

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