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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at FURMAN

Join our learning community at Furman! Where Learning Never Retires

Summertime is fun time at OLLI @ Furman! This is a great time to try a new class, whether it’s kayaking, cooking, or history. And there’s much more available—truly something for everyone. You may register online beginning Tuesday, May 2 at 8 a.m., or find a summer registration form online or in the OLLI office. All summer courses are $35 unless otherwise indicated, and there is no membership fee required. Most of the one-day events are free! For more information, contact us at 864-294-2998 or olli@furman.edu, or check out our website at www.furman.edu/olli.

furman.edu/olli 864.294.2998

June 6–30, 2017 | Summer Schedule

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Summer Registration Notes 1. All Students must sign Furman's Acknowledgment and General Release form. If you register online, this will be part of the online registration process. If you mail or walk the registration form into the office, you will be asked to sign one at registration.

2. Three ways to register starting MAY 2: ONLINE: www.furman.edu/olli IN PERSON: At the OLLI office on Furman's campus, located in the Herring Center for Continuing Education. BY MAIL: Send the completed registration form with payment to OLLI @ Furman, 3300 Poinsett Highway, Greenville, SC 29613.

3. There will be NO REFUNDS for dropped classes once Summer Session begins on June 6.

4. Summer courses cannot be applied towards course packages purchased during the 2016-2017 academic year.

5. If you are new to OLLI, you will receive a parking decal and name badge at first class.

TuesdayHFE590a Kayaking is Kool

Tuesday, 8:30–10:30 a.m., Lake Robinson

Come learn a new summer activity - kayaking! All four sessions will be on Lake Robinson (Greer area). Day one will be a hands-on session covering equipment, safety and stroke techniques with some on-water practice. You will learn new techniques in each of the following three sessions, including practice time on the water to put your new skills to use. Come join the fun. Fee: $20 (Lake boat permit due at first class).

This course will be co-taught by Rick Minton and Charlie Ennis. Rick is an avid kayaker with over a decade of experience including extensive time teaching, coaching, and training. Charlie is a converted former ARC Canoeing instructor and ACA credentialed Kayak Trip Leader.

HFE535 Aqua Fitness

Tuesday & Wednesday, 9–10 a.m., Herman W. Lay Physical Activities Center, Pool

A fun water class consisting of some aerobics, muscle work and balance. All are welcome to work at their own level. Class members do not need to know how to swim, but should be comfortable in chest deep water.

Kim Gargano has been teaching aqua fitness since 2003. Originally from NY, she currently teaches at the GHS Life Center and at Furman's PAC. Stephanie Berry will assist with this course.

PHO1622 Contemplative Photography

Tuesday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Piper (HC111)

Don't touch that shutter button - yet! Digital photography has enabled everyone to take pictures at will, but has it made us better photographers? Contemplative photography is a new approach to seeing before actually taking a photograph. In this class we will explore texture, color, simplicity, light, and space through in-class exercises and weekly homework assignments.

Bruce McCandless is a retired science educator. He has taught black and white film photography and digital photography to both children and adults.

ACM162 Guitar IV

Tuesday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Small Arts/Crafts (HC113)

This class is a continuation of Guitar III, but new folks are invited. We will learn more picking patterns, strumming patterns, tablature, the function of bar chords, bass licks, and more.

As a professional musician, Jann Howell has been involved in music making for over 55 years. Harriet Mason will assist with this course.

PAH837 Not Your Mama's Picnic

Tuesday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Huff with Lindemann Kitchen (HC105/106)

The class will prepare and eat a picnic every week that is not your usual picnic. The picnics will be easy, impressive and

Save the DatesThursdays: August 24, August 31 and September 76:30-8:30 p.m., Younts Conference Center

OLLI @ Furman and the Riley Institute present

Straight Talk SC Summer Lecture SeriesMedia and Politics in a Post-truth Era

More details to come.

Summer registration begins May 2, 2017 at 8 a.m.

Register Online furman.edu/olli

OR REGISTER BY MAIL Registration form Pg. 7

Course Descriptions

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generally very healthy without being rabbit food. Food cost: $7 per session ($28 due to instructor at first class).

Mignon Davis has planned events for 50 to 5000 people and in the process contracted with many restaurant chefs, caterers, etc. She considers herself a "foodie."

HFE590b Kayaking is Kool

Tuesday, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m., Lake Robinson

Come learn a new summer activity– kayaking! All four sessions will be on Lake Robinson (Greer area). Day one will be a hands-on session covering equipment, safety and stroke techniques with some on-water practice. You will learn new techniques in each of the following three sessions, including practice time on the water to put your new skills to use. Come join the fun. Fee: $20 (Lake boat permit due at first class).

This course will be co-taught by Rick Minton and Charlie Ennis. Rick is an avid kayaker with over a decade of experience including extensive time teaching, coaching, and training. Charlie is a converted former ARC Canoeing instructor and ACA credentialed Kayak Trip Leader.

PAH849 Deal With It

Tuesday, 1–3 p.m., Herring Center, Small Arts/Crafts (HC113)

In this class we will learn three different thinking man's (and woman's) card games - hearts, spades, and canasta. We will talk about the basic rules and strategy, and make sure to take plenty of time to play them in class.

Justin Smith grew up playing cards with his Granny on the mean streets of Walhalla, SC. He has found it hard to find card players in recent years, so he decided to do something about that. Justin has taught several finance classes at OLLI.

PAH844 DIY Workshop With Grandkids & Home Depot

Tuesday, 1–3 p.m., Meets offsite

Join in the fun of participating in a hands-on workshop as you and your favorite little person build a new project each week. All kids get to keep their crafts and receive a certificate of

achievement, a Workshop Apron, and a commemorative pin. Home Depot experts will provide FREE kits and will be there to guide us along the way. Little people (grandkids, neighbors, proteges, etc.) should be age 5 to 10. Each OLLI member should plan to bring only one child since the adults will be taking an active role.

Grandma Sally Bornmueller will be the class coordinator. OLLI will partner with Home Depot for the first time with this class.

PHO1604 Reflections on Professional Photography

Tuesday, 1–3 p.m., Herring Center, Piper (HC111)

Each week a local professional with photography experience will share information about their journey in the world of photography, their careers in this field and the inspiration for their work. In the process students in this class will view a variety of engaging and inspiring photographs and/or photographic processes. This summer the photography lineup include, among others, Owen Riley, Diane Hopkins-Hugh and Bernard Smith.

This course will feature professional photographers. The class facilitator is Jeff Sarvis.

CPF366 Safe Computing: Practical Security & Privacy

Tuesday, 1–3 p.m., Herring Center, Campbell (HC004)

Personal computers connected to the Internet have created a huge opportunity for scam artists, unscrupulous marketers and dealers with information which they should not have. Anyone who takes advantage of modern connectivity will encounter these pests and needs to understand how to deal with them. This course looks at the various threats which exist in "cyberspace" and how the ordinary personal computer or smart-phone user can avoid them. Topics include modern scams; the problems of email and other messaging systems; viruses, worms and other pests; Passwords, encryption and personal security; WiFi issues and system security.

Michael Hughes has been a professional computer programmer since the mid-1960's. He has been involved in just

about every kind of project from office automation through computer-aided manufacturing to sophisticated vending machines.

WednesdayPHO1640 Summer Photography Excursion

Wednesday, 8 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Computer Lab (HC104)

The main goal of this class is to keep photographers photographing and at the same time have them learn or improve their skills. The class will be going to some unique locations: Table Rock, Twin Falls, and the Caesar's Head area. The last class will be a critique of the photos taken.

Bob Spalding has been teaching photography since the mid 70's through Clemson Extension. He also teaches two Road Scholar workshops each year. Bob's personal area of focus is nature photography.

ACM181 Baby Steps Toward Public Speaking

Wednesday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Campbell (HC004)

Many people, if not most, dread the challenge of speaking in public—whether it is a church devotional, a report in a neighborhood meeting, or simply participation in a stimulating discussion. In a comfortable and supportive environment, class members will begin by reading aloud while seated and progress though confidence-building techniques. Through practicing simple steps, you will have the opportunity to let your voice be heard. Minimal research and homework is required. Success is almost guaranteed.

Judith Chandler-Huse, lifelong educator and long-time OLLI instructor, is an active community volunteer and outsider artist.

HFE506 Build Your Core

Wednesday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Crabtree (HC110)

This introductory/basic level fitness class is designed to help you feel more energetic, improve your balance and extend your flexibility. No prior fitness experience required but participants

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must be capable of lying on their back/stomach and kneeling. This class will utilize the principals of basic core strengthening along with Pilates and yoga exercises. Each class will end with a Yin Yoga session targeted to improve flexibility and tranquility. Bring yourself with a positive attitude and a yoga mat to each class. We will also use OLLI provided resistance bands and tubing.

Ron Bryson, a retiree, keeps himself active with cycling, swimming and strength training. He has been a personal trainer and holds a Yoga teacher certification. He has learned how to manage his osteoarthritis pain with exercise and natural supplements. Ron has taught core fitness at OLLI since 2013.

HIS685 Interesting Characters in American History

Wednesday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Piper (HC111)

Instructors (with all new presentations)– Mary McGee, Norman Glickman, Bob McGrath and George Fletcher will talk about their favorite characters in history, from Presidents Nixon and Truman to Anne Sullivan/Helen Keller. A different instructor each week presents an all new interesting character.

This class will have a different presenter each week. Class moderator Roger Wheeler is a history buff, amateur author and former corporate tax attorney.

PAH857 Just Desserts

Wednesday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Huff with Lindermann Kitchen (HC105/106)

Our bread instructors will shift their passion for bread to desserts that are simple to elegant - and all the while have fun doing it. Love chocolate? Love lemon? You're in! Food cost: $5 per session ($20 due to instructor at first class).

Nikki Day has taught homely arts and bread classes several times at OLLI. Keith Stevenson has also taught many bread classes at OLLI.

HIS608 American Political Parties & Presidential Elections: A Short History

Wednesday, 1–3 p.m., Herring Center, Crabtree (HC110)

The founders distrusted them as "political evils" but political parties quickly emerged as a decisive force on the American political landscape. From Federalists, Whigs, Republicans, Democrats and others, we'll look at the political influences and historic events that shaped our modern 2-party electoral system against the background of four pivotal and entertaining presidential elections (1828, 1860, 1912, and 1960) as well as the role the Constitution plays in this sometimes chaotic process.

Don Cockrill, retired lawyer, has argued before the Supreme Court. He is a history buff with a special interest and expertise in the Supreme Court, the Constitution, and the founding of our Republic.

ACM129 Oratorios and Liturgical Music

Wednesday, 1–3 p.m., Herring Center, Campbell (HC004)

Oratorios and Liturgical Music: Week 1 will be J.S. Bach and his great oratorio, St. John Passion. Week 2 will move to Handel's oratorio, Saul. Haydn's The Creation will be for Week 3, and finally Week 4 Mozart's C minor masses (K139 and K427) plus Schubert's Mass in e flat major. Power point presentation on the composers, works and performances will be provided in addition to DVD presentation of the works.

Ronald Bryson, a retired engineer, has been teaching courses on classical music and opera at OLLI since 2013. A devout music lover since high school, he endeavors to share his knowledge and level of enjoyment with class participants.

ThursdayHFE510 Tour the Swamp Rabbit Trail

Thursday, 8:30–10:30 a.m., Swamp Rabbit Trail

This course is for beginning and intermediate riders (no road racers please) of differing experiences. We will ride various distances, beginning at different entry points between Linky Stone and Travelers Rest. Both distance and speed will be determined by participants' abilities and experience. And, of course, we'll stop mid-ride for

a snack! Requirements: Bike, helmet, appropriate shoes, mirror, bell and water.

Janet Aguilar rides her bike regularly on the SRT and has ridden on various trails between Greenville and Cleveland, Ohio.

BEF200 Confessions of a Wall Street Trader

Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Crabtree (HC110)

A light hearted look at a career spent in the always exciting and sometimes wacky world of high finance from someone who actually lived it over 5 tumultuous pre-millennial decades. From soaring heights to gut wrenching lows, there's lots of laughs, glitter and celebs - crooks, con men and jerks galore plus an amazing number of very ordinary people who just got lucky. This course is not an investment primer and is certainly NOT for the faint of heart. PG rated - for adult language.

Bob Dwyer spent 33 years in the investment business on Wall Street in New York City. Over that time he was an executive in the brokerage industry, a Registered Investment Advisor and Managing Partner of a private investment fund. Bob has instructed at OLLI since 2008.

PAH880 Intro to Tunisian (Afghan) Crochet

Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Small Arts/Crafts (HC113)

Class instruction in Tunisian Crochet will include history, various Tunisian stitches, and references for follow-on research. Each class will have time for open discussion and questions. Upon request, Instructor will make available, for purchase, size K Tunisian hooks. Students will provide their own yarn – recommend acrylic in color(s) you like (remember light pastels show the stitches better). NOTE: Students should know the basic crochet chain and single crochet stitches. Material fee: $5 for hook if needed (due to instructor at first class).

Jim Mitchell has crocheted off and on since his Grandmother taught him over 50 years ago. He has made baby blankets for his five children and, so far, 10 grandchildren, as well as several hats, scarves, afghans, and animals along the way.

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RPH992 Judaism 101

Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, President's Conference (HC103)

This class will examine Judaism in all its aspects: What is a Jew – How is Jewishness defined, What do Jews believe – Jewish theology, How do Jews live - Jewish law, holidays, observances and traditions, Where have Jews been - turning points in Jewish history, Where are they going – modern trends in Judaism. Emphasis will be on an interactive discussion-style class.

Fred Leffert is a Greenville physician with a life-long interest in Jewish Studies. He has taught several Hebrew classes since 2000.

ACM116 Pen and Ink and Then Some…

Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Graham (HC005)

This is a relaxed two-hour studio class. No experience is required and both beginning and continuing students are welcome. New students will complete at least two projects. With group and individual instruction, the class will cover strokes, techniques, hints, secrets and tricks. Anyone with a pencil, pen, or paintbrush is invited. The class will learn from each other and the music is good! Materials fee: $15 for beginners (due to instructor at first class).

Gail Jones will teach this course. She uses the "Cantey DuBose" method and has lots of "ink time".

ACM196 Practice, Practice, Practice

Thursday, 10 a.m.–noon, Herring Center, Campbell (HC004)

Experienced writers hone their skills by reading, writing, and sharing their work with others in a supportive environment. We will continue to review elements of composition and style, while exploring new challenges of subject matter and form. Instructor and class feedback enhances improvement. Homework is required. Students should have writing experience in OLLI writing classes or other formal composition classes.

Judith Chandler-Huse, lifelong educator and long-time OLLI instructor, is an active community volunteer and outsider artist.

ACM135 Broadway Show Tunes

Thursday, 1–3 p.m., Herring Center, Crabtree (HC110)

This course will focus on those memorable songs which lie at the heart of the American musical in an informal class environment, with lots of musical examples. We will examine how show tunes have been conceived and written, explore their varied subjects, functions, forms and styles, and assess what makes for a great song within the context of a Broadway musical. Along the way, the class will get to hear and sing along with a grand array of wonderful show tunes, including all-time favorites and lesser known beauties.

Laura Becker has a PhD in History and a life-long love of all kinds of music, including a special affinity for Broadway musicals.

CPT322 Organizing Your PC Documents

Thursday, 1–3 p.m., Herring Center, Computer Lab (HC104)

This will be a two-week course exploring how to organize the data inside your computer. This will include individual documents (files, photos, etc.), folders, and sub-folders. We'll work with File Explorer to create new folders to organize documents, rename files/folders, and move files from one folder to another. We'll also discuss backing up and restoring files and in the process demystify "the cloud". You'll also learn a few Windows 10 tips including how to access files/folders from the START menu. Class meets June 8 and 15 only. Course cost: $20.

Sally Bornmueller is a retired Human Resources professional with an emphasis in HR Information Systems. She has taught several OLLI classes. David Sutherland will be assisting with the class.

SNM1073 Small Wonders 101

Thursday, 1–2:30 p.m., Herring Center, Small Arts/Crafts (HC113)

This is a class for novices who see butterflies and dragonflies during the day and hear frogs/toads in the evening and want to name them and know more about their natural histories. Each of the first three weeks will be in the classroom (1st – frogs/toads, 2nd – butterflies,

3rd – dragonflies/damselflies) and the last week will be spent walking the Furman campus, looking for the small wonders we have been learning about. The 4th class will require the ability to walk for ninety minutes.

Jean Fontaine has been involved in different aspects of education, including teaching science to fifth graders, working at a nature center, and participating in frog/toad and butterfly surveys. She loves to share her knowledge and is always learning more.

ACM115 Tea and Mystery

Thursday, 1–3 p.m., Herring Center, Huff with Lindemann Kitchen (HC105/106)

"Steep" yourself in all things TEA and enjoy a cozy mystery as you sip. Afternoon Tea foods will be prepared by instructors and sampled by the class. Recipes are included. Enjoy a "cozy" mystery and lively discussion with each tea presentation. Several different teas will be sampled in each class session. Join us for a delightful afternoon of Tea and Mystery. NOTE: This is a repeat of Winter17 course. Food cost: $7 per session ($28 due to instructor at first class).

Lynne Blitstein is a retired teacher and librarian. She is an enthusiastic gardener, cook, mystery reader and tea lover. Mary Lou Huntoon is a fabulous cook and gardener who loves a great mystery and a good cup of tea.

CEO481 Dining Around – Pub Food (All New)

Thursday, 5–7 p.m., Meets Offsite

This class will explore locally owned pubs in Greenville. Most pubs will give a tour of the pub and talk about their history, specialties, or other fascinating tidbits. Participants are required to bring two $15 checks made out to Furman to the OLLI office. If participant meets the RSVP requirement each week, the checks will be returned to them after the last class. Otherwise the check will be forfeited for each time the requirement was not met to the pub. Bon Appetit (or should we say Rack Em Up).

Mignon Davis has planned events for 50 to 5000 people and in the process contracted with many restaurant chefs, caterers, etc. She considers herself a "foodie."

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BTE1188 A Photographer's Paradise on Roan Mountain

June 9, 7 a.m.–7 p.m., Roan Mountain, TN

Visit 6000+ foot Roan Mountain with Seth Harrison. Hike the Appalachian Trail as it runs along the border of Tennessee and North Carolina over high mountain 'balds' which are rich in natural and cultural history. We will be walking from Carvers Gap along the Trail to rock outcroppings and spectacular views. Natural history, photography, and enjoying the summertime cool mountain breezes are on the itinerary. Distance from Furman: 2.5 hours. Limit 15

BTE1177 Tennis Tips

June 9, 9:30 a.m.–noon, Furman Tennis Courts

Join Jean Bridger for tips and suggestions to improve your tennis game. This is an opportunity to brush up your tennis skills. All who have a basic knowledge of the game are welcome. Participants bring tennis rackets. Instructor will provide balls. Limit 12

BTE1115 Guided History Walk: Main Street Hendersonville

June 9, 10 a.m.–1 p.m., Hendersonville, NC

Guided History Walk on Main Street Hendersonville is a lively 90-minute stroll along Hendersonville's lovely Main Street to be charmed and informed about the history and architecture in this historic downtown. Join Mary Jo Padgett to hear about shoot-outs, bordellos, trolley lines, oldest buildings, underground Hendersonville, architects of renown, and more. Distance from Furman: 40 miles. Event fee: $10 (due at event). Limit 25

BTE1134 Guided Kayak Tour on Lake Jocassee

June 9, 10 a.m.–4 p.m., Lake Jocassee, SC

Join us for a guided kayak tour of Lake Jocassee with Upstate master naturalist and Jocassee Lake Tours co-owner Brooks Wade. The pace is leisurely as we use our pontoon boat to move from one remote and wild paddling location to another around the lake. There will be lots of waterfalls to see, and plenty of time for refreshing swims along the way. Bring lunch to enjoy onboard. Paddle time is 3 hours. Our kayak tours are designed to be easy on the body and nourishing to the spirit. Distance from Furman: 1 hour. Fee: $50 with your kayak, $80 with one provided by Jocassee Lake Tours. Limit 12

BTE1143 Chinese Medicine For Your Health: Nutrition & Qi Gong

June 16, 10 a.m.–noon, Asheville, NC

This course will take place in the tearoom of Alchemy, in Asheville, NC. Ashley Kuper, practitioner in Chinese Medicine, will share topics that will include Chinese Medicine Food therapy and will end with some Qi Gong. Distance from Furman: 60 miles. Limit 18

BTE1141 Pickens County Museum of Art & History

June 16, 10 a.m.–noon, Pickens, SC

General tour of the museum and the travelling exhibit "The Way We Worked" from the Smithsonian Institution. Tour led by Dan Brennan, public history professional at Pickens County Museum of Art & History. Distance from Furman: 40 minutes. Limit 30

BTE1106 Peace Center Preview of 2017–2018 Broadway Season

June 23, 10–11:30 a.m., HC110

Looking forward to seeing which Broadway shows will be coming to the Peace Center in our 2017-2018 Broadway Season? The Peace Center will be coming to OLLI to share the lineup and discuss all nine Broadway shows that you'll be able to enjoy this season. Limit 100

BTE1125 Travelers Rest History Museum & Downtown TR Tour

June 23, 10 a.m.–noon, Travelers Rest, SC

Travelers Rest has a long and interesting history. Dot Bishop, resident and past president of the TR History Museum, will guide us through the TR History Museum and take us on a short walking tour of the downtown area. After the tour, you can dine at one of the many restaurants along Main Street and shop in this lovely little town. Limit 20

BTE1185 Tour of Great Cities in Europe & Austria

June 30, 1–3 p.m., HC110

Elaine Brummett will lead a DVD presentation of a helicopter tour of Europe. This includes cities from London to Florence and then Austria in winter and spring from Hallstatt to Innsbruck. Limit 70

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• ACM115 Tea and Mystery• ACM116 Pen and Ink• ACM129 Oratorios & Liturgical Music• ACM135 Broadway Show Tunes• ACM162 Guitar IV• ACM181 Public Speaking• ACM196 Practice, Practice, Practice• BEF200 Wall Street Trader• CEO481 Dining Around - Pub Food • CPF366 Safe Computing• CPT322 Your PC Documents ($20)• HFE506 Build Your Core• HFE510 Swamp Rabbit Trail • HFE535 Aqua Fitness• HFE590a Kayaking is Kool (8:30 a.m.)• HFE590b Kayaking is Kool (10:30 a.m.)• HIS608 American Political Parties • HIS685 Interesting Characters in History• PAH837 Not Your Mama's Picnic• PAH844 DIY Workshop With Grandkids • PAH849 Deal With It• PAH857 Just Desserts

Please register me for (courses $35 unless noted):

Please return this form with your check (made payable to Furman University): OLLI @ Furman University 3300 Poinsett Highway Greenville, South Carolina 29613-1511

• PAH880 Tunisian (Afghan) Crochet • PHO1604 Reflections on Professional Photography• PHO1622 Contemplative Photography• PHO1640 Photography Excursion • RPH992 Judaism 101• SNM1073 Small Wonders 101

TOTAL COURSES: x $35 = $

Friday Events • BTE1106 2017-2018 Broadway Season • BTE1115 Main Street Hendersonville • BTE1125 Travelers Rest History Museum • BTE1134 Kayak Tour on Lake Jocassee • BTE1141 Pickens County Museum of Art • BTE1143 Chinese Medicine for your Health • BTE1177 Tennis Tips • BTE1185 Tour of Great Cities in Europe & Austria• BTE1188 Roan Mountain

June 6–30, 2017 | Summer Registration

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at FURMAN

TuesdayHFE590a Kayaking is Kool 8:30–10:30 a.m. (Ennis/Minton) Offsite

HFE535 Aqua Fitness 9–10 a.m., (Gargano) PAC Pool

PHO1622 Contemplative Photography 10 a.m.–noon (McCandless) HC111

ACM162 Guitar IV 10 a.m.–noon (Howell/Mason) HC113

PAH837 Not Your Mama's Picnic 10 a.m.–noon, (Davis) HC105/106

HFE590b Kayaking is Kool 10:30 a.m–12:30 p.m. (Ennis/Minton) Offsite

PAH849 Deal With It 1–3 p.m., (Smith) HC113

PAH844 DIY Workshop With Grandkids & Home Depot 1–3 p.m., (Bornmueller) Offsite

PHO1604 Reflections on Professional Photography 1–3 p.m., (Sarvis) HC111

CPF366 Safe Computing: Practical Security & Privacy 1–3 p.m., (Hughes) HC004

WednesdayPHO1640 Summer Photography Excursion 8 a.m.–noon, (Spalding) HC104

HFE535 Aqua Fitness 9–10 a.m., (Gargano) PAC Pool

ACM181 Baby Steps Toward Public Speaking 10 a.m.–noon (Chandler-Huse) HC004

HFE506 Build Your Core 10 a.m.–noon, (Bryson) HC110

HIS685 Interesting Characters in American History 10 a.m.–noon (Wheeler) HC111

PAH857 Just Desserts 10 a.m.–noon (Day/Stevenson) HC105/106

HIS608 American Political Parties & Presidential Elections: A Short History 1–3 p.m., (Cockrill) HC110

ACM129 Oratorios and Liturgical Music 1–3 p.m., (Bryson) HC004

ThursdayHFE510 Tour the Swamp Rabbit Trail 8:30–10:30 a.m. (Aguilar) Furman Campus

BEF200 Confessions of a Wall Street Trader 10 a.m.–noon, (Dwyer) HC110

PAH880 Intro to Tunisian (Afghan) Crochet 10 a.m.–noon, (Mitchell) HC113

RPH992 Judaism 101 10 a.m.–noon, (Leffert) HC103

ACM116 Pen and Ink and Then Some... 10 a.m.–noon, (Jones) HC005

ACM196 Practice, Practice, Practice 10 a.m.–noon (Chandler-Huse) HC004

ACM135 Broadway Show Tunes 1–3 p.m., (Becker) HC110

CPT322 Organizing Your PC Documents 1–3 p.m., (Bornmueller/ Sutherland) HC104

SNM1073 Small Wonders 101 1–2:30 p.m., (Fontaine) HC113

ACM115 Tea and Mystery 1–3 p.m., (Blitstein/Huntoon) HC105/106

CEO481 Dining Around – Pub Food (All New) 5–7 p.m., (Davis) Offsite

Friday EventsBTE1188 A Photographer's Paradise on Roan Mountain June 9

BTE1177 Tennis Tips June 9

BTE1115 Guided History Walk: Main Street Hendersonville June 9

BTE1134 Guided Kayak Tour on Lake Jocassee June 9

BTE1143 Chinese Medicine for your Health: Nutrition & Qi Gong June 16

BTE1141 Pickens County Museum of Art & History June 16

BTE1106 Peace Center Preview of 2017–2018 Broadway Season June 23

BTE1125 Travelers Rest History Museum & Downtown TR Tour June 23

BTE1185 Tour of Great Cities in Europe & Austria June 30

Summer Class Calendar 2017 | June 6–30, 2017

OLLI is traveling to the Czech Republic!September 4-13, 2017Immerse yourself in Prague, the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia. Walk the same streets as Holy Roman emperors, saints, writers, composers, scientists, and occupying armies. Take time to enjoy some of the best beer in the world on the shores of the Vltava river listening to Smetana’s ode to that very river. Breathe in a millennium of culture, architecture, history, and music. The trip includes exploring the countryside of Southern Bohemia with overnight stay in Cesky Krumlov, one of Europe’s most picturesque towns and an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Call the OLLI office (294-2998) to see how best to sign up!

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Furman University3300 Poinsett Highway | Greenville, SC 29613-1511