Program: Personal Enrichment
Do you have a retirement portfolio organized to meet your specific needs? Or do you have a random collection of investments, accounts and advisers that you’ve acquired over time? In this two-part class Bob Carroll will highlight key personal portfolio management techniques and insights that will help you gain control over your results along with … Continue reading “Managing Retirement Wealth”
Learn about planning for long-term care services and incapacity, with a special emphasis on home care and community-based services. This session will give an overview of long-term care programs, including Medicare, Medicaid and long-term care insurance, and will review the rules and programs available for receiving care at home, as well as skilled nursing facility … Continue reading “Long-Term Care and Incapacity Planning”
This course is intended to explore general physiological concepts as they apply to physical fitness, nutrition, stress and overall wellness throughout life. All students will be afforded an opportunity to assess and generate a personal health-fitness profile, identifying strengths and weaknesses associated with physical fitness, nutrition, weight management and stress management. Behavior modification will be … Continue reading “Introduction to Wellness*”
This course introduces students to the anthropological field of archaeology, the study of past and present cultures through the material objects that humans create and utilize. Utilizing texts and experiential learning activities, the course explores the research methods, ethics, and theoretical concepts that archaeologists use to investigate, interpret, and conserve these material artifacts. Students learn … Continue reading “Introduction to Archaeology*”
Guitar 1 is an introductory course that will teach the fundamentals of guitar playing utilizing correct technique. Students will become familiar with the basic principles of both classical and popular styles. The main objective of the course is to develop enough proficiency so that students are able play solo guitar music from notation as well … Continue reading “Guitar I*”
This course is essential for anyone who wants to learn about different investment asset classes and how they can work for you. You will learn the language of investing as you begin to understand the meaning and use of cash equivalents, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and annuities. Once you know what the asset classes are … Continue reading “Fundamentals of Investing”
In this course, students examine the leading theories of morality and ethics concerning what is good, right, and just; the principles of good moral reasoning; and contemporary ethical issues.
Presents sanitation, safety, and maintenance challenges encountered in the food service industry. Investigation of causes and prevention of food-borne illnesses. A National Restaurant Association (NRA) ServSafe ® Food Protection Manager certification will be awarded to students who pass the exam. (pass/fail course)
This session gives a basic introduction to estate planning and includes discussion of wills, trusts, federal and state estate taxes, as well as estate planning in both the probate and non-probate contexts. The goal is to familiarize students with the concepts, framework, and vocabulary of estate planning so that they can approach their own estate … Continue reading “Estate Planning”
A continuation of Elementary Italian I, this course builds upon previous introduction to the Italian language and Italian-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 Italian II*”