Program: Personal Enrichment
A continuation of Elementary French I, this course builds upon previous introduction to the French language and French-speaking cultures with a continued emphasis on the development of the four basic skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. This is the second part to the beginning sequence for students who have had some prior study of this … Continue reading “Elementary French II*”
An introduction to the French language and French-speaking cultures with emphasis on the development of the four basic skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing in order to prepare students for successful entry into the target language. This is a beginning course for students who have had very limited or no prior study of this language. … Continue reading “Elementary French I*”
This course is a performance ensemble in which students will study and perform choral repertoire representing a variety of styles and historical periods, from the renaissance to the postmodern age. In addition to regular rehearsals, students will participate in at least one performance each semester. This course exposes students to a hands-on quality experience in … Continue reading “Chorale Ensemble* – (Copy)”
An introductory course with an emphasis on hand building and an introduction to basic throwing. In hand building the focus will be on pinch, coil and slab methods. In throwing, cylindrical forms will be explored. Instruction in glaze application and composition will be covered.
Abs and Lower Body will target your core using both cardiovascular and muscle building exercises. This class will incorporate the use of a variety of equipment including steps, bands, and BOSUs (Balance Trainers). You will be challenged with functional moves including squats, lunges and planks using your own body weight to give you a strong … Continue reading “Abs and Lower Body*”
A continuation of Elementary Japanese I, this course builds upon previous introduction to the Japanese language and Japanese-speaking cultures with a continued emphasis on the development of the four basic skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. This is the second part to the beginning sequence for students who have had some prior study of this … Continue reading “Elementary Japanese II*”
The course offers beginner and Intermediate students the chance to develop their drawing skills with pencils. Fundamentals of drawing a stilllife and composition will be explained. Techniques will be demonstrated in light and shade, for the drawing to becomes three dimensionally. Also, students will learn how to see and draw values in a landscape. Drawing … Continue reading “The Art of Drawing and Seeing Values”
The development and historical context of visual art from the beginnings of the trans-Atlantic slave trade (c.1500) to the 21st century. Exploration of artifacts and historic sites as documents of past economic, political, religious and social developments and well as of cultural exchange. Museum visits strongly encouraged.
The development and historical context of visual art from the prehistoric period through the inception of the early modern period (c.1500). Exploration of artifacts and historic sites as documents of past economic, political, religious and social developments and well as of cultural exchange. Museum visits strongly encouraged.
This course teaches the art of crafting unique seasonal decor and personalized gifts such as ornaments and jewelry. Through hands-on instruction in fundamental wire wrapping techniques, you will learn how to shape wire and make intricate components to complete 4-5 projects, including festive earrings, pendants, bracelets and decorative ornaments. Required tools and materials: Pliers (Round-nose … Continue reading “Design & Create Your Own Holiday Jewelry, Gifts & Decorations”