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Spring Semester 2014Instruction Begins January 21

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Schedule of Classes

Dear Emeritus Students and Community,

I know you’ll join me in celebrating the news that Senate Bill (SB) 173 has been held back by the Assembly Higher Education Committee for this year, so we anticipate no change in the current funding for Emeritus Institute courses. Our District and College took an active role in opposing the bill, including meeting with elected officials, garnering additional support from regional and national organizations in opposing the bill, and sending our Emeritus Institute Director to Sacramento to participate in the hearings on August 14, 2013. Many of you also supported the efforts to halt this legislation by writing letters and contacting elected officials, and your efforts have made a significant impact.

As you are aware, SB 173 called for the defunding of older adult courses offered through California Community Colleges, raising concerns about the future of Saddleback College’s Emeritus Institute and its classes. I want to be clear: The Emeritus Institute is a cherished program both at Saddleback College and in our District, and by the community that we serve. Please rest assured that there are not, and never have been, any plans to discontinue the Emeritus Institute at Saddleback College.

The Legislature continues to explore funding changes in education that might necessitate offering Emeritus Institute classes through a different funding model. Classes in the Emeritus Institute are currently funded by the State as noncredit education. If passed as currently written, SB 173 would, beginning July 1, 2015, remove authorization for funding noncredit community college courses in the categories of parenting, older adults, home economics, and health and safety education.

If the State eliminates funding for Emeritus Institute classes, we may find it necessary to offer fee based classes in their place to cover the cost of instruction. Should this happen we will make every attempt to offer these classes at the lowest fees possible for our older adult students. The Emeritus Institute is extremely fortunate to have received a very sizable and growing endowment from the Dorothy Marie Lowry Trust that will permit us to offer classes with minimal fees and offer scholarships to senior students who are unable to afford them.

While funding for the Emeritus Institute is assured through the 2014-15 academic year, we do not know if regulatory changes will provide for continued funding of this valuable program that touches and serves so many individuals. With or without State funding, Saddleback College will continue to offer these valuable classes to our older adult population, whatever the format. I hope this letter will reassure all of you that the

Saddleback College Emeritus Institute is here to stay and that we will continue to work hard to serve our Emeritus students.

Sincerely,

Tod A. Burnett, Ed.D. President, Saddleback College

ContentsCalendar ........................................1Fees ...............................................1LWV Parking Passes ........................1Refund Deadline ............................1Registration Information ................1Course Listings ..............................2Online Registration

Instructions ..............................10Class Locations/Map ....................12Student Application .....................13

On the cover:“I love my ‘Beautiful Butterfly’ and am delighted that it was selected for the 2014 Emeritus Spring Catalog. This photograph, taken at Safari Park in March 2013, is a result of the skills I have learned in my Photography and Slideshow Presentation classes from the Saddleback Emeritus Institute.“Photograph by Bette Harper.

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V I S I T U S A T W W W. S A D D L E B A C K . E D U / E M E R I T U S

You are a NEW STUDENT if you have never enrolled in classes at either Saddleback College or Irvine Valley College.

You are a RETURNING STUDENT if you have previously attended either Saddleback College or Irvine Valley College, but have been away for a semester or more. You must complete a new application before you will be given a registration time.

You are a CONTINUING STUDENT if you were enrolled in classes at Saddleback or Irvine Valley College during the Fall 2013 Semester.

EMERITUS INSTITUTE SPRING SEMESTER 2014

The Saddleback College Emeritus Institute was established as an educational opportunity for the pursuit and enhancement of lifelong learning, primarily for the older adult.

On-campus office: HS Building, Rm 244 .................................................. (949) 582-4835Off-campus office: Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Laguna Woods ...................................... (949) 770-9669

ALL classes begin the week of January 21, 2014 and end May 22, 2014, unless noted otherwise.

EMERITUS INSTITUTE SPRING 2014 ACADEMIC CALENDAR January 21 .............Instruction Begins (Tuesday)

Feb. 14 – 17 ..........Presidents’ Weekend (classes not in session)

March 23 – 29 .......Spring Break (classes not in session)

May 22 ..................Emeritus Spring Session ends

Throughout the registration period, computers are available for online registration at the Saddleback College Campus, 28000 Marguerite Pkwy, Mission Viejo, 92692. You may go to the Admissions & Records Office in the Student Services Center, Rm. 102 (SSC 102). Hours of operation are: Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 6 pm; Friday, 9 am to 12 noon.

FEES At this time, all Emeritus courses are zero unit, non-credit courses and carry no unit fees. Some courses do require a materials fee. All fees must be paid at the time of registration. Check or money order, VISA, Discover or MasterCard will be accepted for Internet registration. Payment must be received within FIVE business days to avoid cancellation of your classes. Only checks or money orders will be accepted at all off-campus sites; no cash or credit cards.

MATERIALS FEEStudents must pay any “Materials Fee” as stated in the Schedule of Classes, at the time of registration. Additional supply fees may be required.

REFUND DEADLINEClasses must be dropped by February 2, 2014 to receive a refund.

LAGUNA WOODS VILLAGEPARKING PASSES

STUDENT PARKING FEELaguna Woods Village (LWV) requires non-resident students who drive a vehicle into the community to pay a “Student Parking Pass Fee,” which is $20 per vehicle for the Spring Semester. There are no refunds for parking passes. Students carpooling into the LWV Community will not need a Parking Pass. Students walking in will need to arrange for “GATE CLEARANCE” with an Emeritus staff member.

PAYMENT / PICK-UPStudent Parking Passes will be available for payment and pick-up at the Laguna Woods Village Community Center, 24351 El Toro Road, Laguna Woods, 92637, from Monday, Jan. 13 – Friday, Jan. 17; Tuesday, Jan. 21 – Friday, Jan. 24; and Monday, Jan. 27. Hours are 8:30 am – 2:00 pm. Passes will NOT be mailed. Students registering late will need to have a Saddleback Emeritus Institute Parking Pass Application Form completed by a Saddleback College staff member before purchasing a parking pass. This form is available by calling either Emeritus Institute office.

1 APPLICATION (Now being accepted for the Spring 2014 Semester) The one-page Emeritus Institute Application is available from:

• The Emeritus web page: www.saddleback.edu/emeritus.

• The inside back cover of any Emeritus Institute Schedule of Classes.

• The Saddleback College Emeritus Offices (HS 244 & Laguna Woods Village CH4).

• All Emeritus Institute hosting facilities.

2 REGISTRATION You may register for classes once your assigned registration period begins. To obtain your registration information:

• CONTINUING EMERITUS STUDENTS: Log into MySite on or after October 16, 2013, at www.saddleback.edu, and click on My Information and then click on Appointments to view the start date of your registration period.

• NEW (or Returning) EMERITUS STUDENTS: Once the Admissions Office processes your application, you will be sent a “Permit to Register,” which contains your registration information.

SPRING REGISTRATION DATES October 16 Permit to Register Appointments are posted in MySite accounts. November 14 Permit to Register Appointments for Continuing Students begin. December 9 Permit to Register Appointments for Returning and New Students begin.

The Emeritus web page address: www.saddleback.edu/emeritus

ENROLLMENT INFORMATION

IN-PERSON REGISTRATION ASSISTANCE

A representative from Saddleback College will be on-site at the Laguna Woods Village Community Center to assist you with registration for classes that are OPEN and have NOT started. To enroll in classes that have already started, students must bring in an APC form from the instructor.

January 13-17 (M-F) .........8:30 am–2:00 pm

January 21-24 (TU-F) ........8:30 am–2:00 pm

January 27 (M) .............8:30 am–2:00 pm

Registration assistance & parking pass pick-up: Laguna Woods Village Community Center,

24351 El Toro Rd., Laguna Woods, CA 92637

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EMERITUS ACCOUNTING

ACCT 229X IMPROVING INVESTMENT 0 Unit PERFORMANCE (EI)

Focuses on maximizing investment performance for the beginning and experienced investor, including strategies critical to the formation, preservation and growth of financial assets. 12945 02:00PM-03:50 T Meyerson, R. SCL SNR

The above class meets at Dorothy Visser Senior Center of San Clemente, San Clemente. 12940 09:00AM-10:50 W Meyerson, R. LWV1 MPR

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Multipurpose Room, Laguna Woods. 12935 01:30PM-03:20 Th Meyerson, R. LWV5 MPR1

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 5, Multipurpose Room 1, Laguna Woods.

ACCT 232X STOCKS AND BONDS MANAGEMENT (EI) 0 UnitsDiscusses the dynamics of global economics, stock and bond markets, and mutual funds with an emphasis on helping investors develop an informed and strategic investment philosophy. 12950 01:00PM-02:50 M Meyerson, R. SEA CTRY

The above class meets at Sea Country Senior Community Center, Laguna Niguel. 12955 01:00PM-02:50 M Sinclair, W. FS SEN CTR

The above class meets at Florence Sylvester Memorial Center, Laguna Hills.

EMERITUS ART

EMERITUS ART HISTORY AND THEORY (FINE ARTS)

ART 20X ART APPRECIATION (EI) 0 UnitsFocuses on the fundamentals and aesthetics of the visual arts, as well as the major developments that shaped the evolution of Western art. 12965 01:30PM-03:20 W Fernald, T. CITY DP

The above class meets at City of Dana Point Community Center, Dana Point. 12960 10:00AM-11:50 Th Fernald, T. LHCCSC

The above class meets at Laguna Hills Community Center and Sports Complex, Laguna Hills.

ART 25X ART HISTORY (EI) 0 UnitsSurveys the history of Western art. Focuses on major works and artists of lasting significance from the prehistoric to modern times. 12970 01:00PM-02:50 T Redfield, M. SEA CTRY

The above class meets at Sea Country Senior Community Center, Laguna Niguel. 12975 01:00PM-02:50 Th Redfield, M. NOR COM

The above class meets at the Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center, Mission Viejo.

ART 28X CONTEMPORARY ART AND CULTURE (EI) 0 UnitsHighlights achievements of individual arts, collectors and patrons of the arts; artists 1890s-1980s; Renoir, Picasso and Dali; collectors J. Paul Getty, Norton Simon, Mellon family, Peggy Guggenheim, Huntington and Frick. 12980 09:00AM-10:50 W Chattopadhyay, C. LWV5 MPR1


EMERITUS ART (CERAMICS)

Emeritus Art students please note: Additional art supplies may be required.ART 10X CERAMICS HANDBUILDING (EI) 0 UnitsA practical and historical introduction to the core aspects of the ceramics process. The course will include handbuilding, trimming and finishing, firing and glazing. Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration.

The following classes meet at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Ceramics Classroom, Laguna Woods. 13035 01:00PM-04:05 M Sampson, J. LWV4 CER 13040 09:00AM-11:50 W Ryan, D. LWV4 CER

ART 11X BEGINNING CERAMICS-WHEEL (EI) 0 UnitsIntroduction to beginning techniques of ceramics wheel building, with emphasis on traditional shapes and forms. Includes wheel throwing techniques, trimming and finishing, firing and glazing. Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration.

The following classes meet at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Ceramics Classroom, Laguna Woods. 13050 09:00AM-12:05 M Elizalde-Henson, S. LWV4 CER 13045 01:00PM-03:50 Th Young, S. LWV4 CER

ART 13X ADVANCED CERAMICS (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ART 12X. Course directs advanced projects in ceramics with emphasis on use of the potter's wheel. Evaluation of forms and creative use of ceramic concepts and materials will be emphasized. Design, forming and glazing techniques will be presented.Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 15745 09:00AM-11:50 T Netzer, J. LWV4 CER

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Ceramics Classroom, Laguna Woods.

ART 14XA BEGINNING CERAMICS-SLIPCASTING (EI) 0 UnitsIncludes theory and techniques in lowfire ceramics including pouring slip into molds (slipcasting), finishing, carving, and firing, underglaze, glaze, overglaze applications. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13060 01:00PM-03:50 W Turner, P. LWV4 SLP

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Slipcasting Classroom, Laguna Woods.

ART 14XB INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS 0 Units SLIPCASTING (EI)

Rec Prep: ART 14XA. Intermediate level theory and technique in slipcasting. Exploration of basic functions, forms, color, glazing and decorative techniques. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration.

The following classes meet at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Slipcasting Classroom, Laguna Woods. 80160 08:50AM-11:55 M Sampson, J. LWV4 SLP 13065 09:00AM-11:50 Th Elizalde-Henson, S. LWV4 SLP

PLEASE NOTE: Students are NOT permitted to attend classes in which they are not officially enrolled.

Spring 2014 Distinguished Guest Lecture SeriesFridays, 9:30-11:20am, beginning January 24

LWV Clubhouse 3 AuditoriumRegister for Course HUM 204X – Ticket # 15740Modern World Culture: 1700-Present (on page 8)

Scheduled speakers include: Retired Santa Ana Circuit Court Judge

Luis Cardenas; Professor Pat Craig, CSUF; Professor Anna Gonosova, UCI; Dr. Mike Channing, Saddleback College; Dr. Zuzana Bic, UCI; Professor Jack Anderson, CSULB; Dr. Nancy Hodes, Soka University; Dr. Malcolm Warner, Executive Director, Laguna Art Museum.

Call 949-582-4835 for additional information.



Saddleback Emeritus Application is on the inside back cover.


ART 14XC ADVANCED CERAMICS-SLIPCASTING (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ART 14XA and 14XB. Advanced glaze concepts and ceramic product exploration will be emphasized including red and speciality glazes and advanced use of forms. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13070 09:00AM-11:50 W Turner, P. LWV4 SLP

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Slipcasting Classroom, Laguna Woods.

EMERITUS ART (CRAFTS)

Emeritus Art students please note: Additional art supplies may be required.

ART 31XA BEGINNING INTARSIA (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ART 61XA. Learn intarsia design techniques in lapidary studio such as landscapes, geometric designs, color designs, faces and people, birds and animals. 20675 12:30PM-03:20 Th Grundke, C. LWV4 LAP

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Lapidary Classroom, Laguna Woods.

ART 33XA BEGINNING ENAMELING (EI) 0 UnitsIntroductory studio course on basic enameling techniques for the beginner. Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 12990 12:30PM-03:20 Th Mayling, C. LWV4 JLY

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Jewelry Classroom, Laguna Woods.

ART 33XB INTERMEDIATE ENAMELING (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ART 33XA. A studio course emphasizing traditional and contemporary concepts, processes, and techniques in enameling at an intermediate level.Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 12995 09:00AM-11:50 Th Lommatsch Barrett, C. LWV4 JLY


ART 35XA BEGINNING STAINED GLASS (EI) 0 UnitsFundamental approach for working with stained glass using the copper-foil and lead came technique, in two and/or three-dimensional projects. Materials fee of $10.00 payable at registration. 13080 12:45PM-03:50 F Takizawa, H. LWV4 LAP

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Lapidary Classroom, Laguna Woods.

ART 35XB ADVANCED STAINED GLASS (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ART 35XA. Designed to explore the possibilities of working in glass by utilizing the kiln to fuse, tack, and slump objects using tested compatible glass. Create a variety of projects incorporating techniques learned in previous 'cold glass' courses. Materials fee of $10.00 payable at registration. 13085 09:00AM-12:05 M Takizawa, H. LWV4 LAP

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Lapidary Classroom, Laguna Woods. This class is for advanced students only.

ART 36XA BEGINNING JEWELRY METAL 0 Units FABRICATION (EI)

A studio course emphasizing the concepts, processes and techniques involved in the making of jewelry. Includes demonstration and practice in the design and construction of jewelry fabricated for decorative wear.Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 13005 09:00AM-11:50 T Sivets, C. LWV4 JLY

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Jewelry Classroom, Laguna Woods. 13000 12:30PM-03:20 T Sivets, C. LWV4 JLY


ART 36XB INTERMEDIATE JEWELRY METAL 0 Units FABRICATION (EI)

Rec Prep: ART 36XA. A studio course introducing intermediate methods, materials, designs and practices in the construction of jewelry by metal fabrication. Includes ring, chain, and brooch design, enameling, and the decoration and setting of stones. Necessary tools and types of metals will be discussed.Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 13010 09:00AM-11:50 W Lommatsch Barrett, C. LWV4 JLY


ART 36XC ADVANCED JEWELRY METAL 0 Units FABRICATION (EI)

Rec Prep: ART 36XB. A studio course offering advanced theory and methods, materials, designs and practices in the construction of complex jewelry by metal fabrication such as adding color to metal. Includes the study of metal chain construction, stone mountings, box construction, fringes, repousse, milling, enameling, textured surfaces and bead construction.Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 13015 04:00PM-06:50 T Sivets, C. LWV4 JLY


ART 39XA BEGINNING JEWELRY DESIGN 0 Units LOST WAX (EI)

This studio class focuses on the lost wax casting method. Students work in file wax to make a lost wax model, which will be transformed into a cast piece of jewelry.Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 13020 12:30PM-03:20 W Lommatsch Barrett, C. LWV4 JLY

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Jewelry Classroom, Laguna Woods. Emphasis will be on design for the Lost Wax Method and creating wax models, along with some direct casting with Cuttlefish Bone only.

ART 61XA BEGINNING LAPIDARY (EI) 0 UnitsExplores the proper usage of lapidary machines for cutting and polishing gemstones: slabsaw, trim saw, grinders, sanders, lapping wheels, polishers and drills. 13025 05:30PM-08:20 T Grundke, C. LWV4 LAP

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village Clubhouse 4, Lapidary Classroom, Laguna Woods.

ART 61XB INTERMEDIATE LAPIDARY (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ART 61XA. Instruction in cutting and polishing gemstones, channel work and intarsia. Topics include: what makes a gemstone, how they occur, types of gemstone deposits, luster, hardness, toughness, and complex lapidary machines. 13030 09:00AM-11:50 Th Grundke, C. LWV4 LAP

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Lapidary Classroom, Laguna Woods. NOTE: Classes listed in bold type begin at 4:30 PM

or later, or are on Saturdays.

See page 12 for class location addresses and map.

STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE: If you miss the first class meeting, you may be dropped to make room for others waiting to enroll.




EMERITUS ART (DRAWING)

Emeritus Art students please note: Additional art supplies may be required.ART 80X BEGINNING SKETCHING (EI) 0 UnitsBasic drawing techniques will be presented as students are encouraged in individual artistic expression. Still life, student model, and location work will be done in simple classic media of pencil, charcoal and pastel. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13105 09:00AM-12:05 M Rogers Cloud, R. VIL VAL

The above class meets at Sunrise Villa Valencia, Laguna Hills. 13095 01:20PM-04:25 M Fernald, T. SCL SNR

The above class meets at Dorothy Visser Senior Center of San Clemente, SC. 13100 01:15PM-04:20 M Jekabsons, I. TOWERS

The above class meets at The Towers, Laguna Woods. 13115 01:00PM-03:50 T Kiernan, M. LWV1 MPR

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Multipurpose Room, Laguna Woods. Emphasis is on Creating a Sketch Book. 13110 01:00PM-04:05 F Hanna Chase, D. LHCCSC


ART 81X INTERMEDIATE SKETCHING (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ART 80X. Traditional sketching media will be used in still life, land-scape, and figure drawing. Builds upon basic drawing techniques. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13120 01:00PM-04:05 M Turner, P. LWV1 ART

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Art Room, Laguna Woods.

ART 85X BEGINNING LIFE DRAWING (EI) 0 UnitsFundamental structure of the human body including skeletal and muscular systems.Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13125 01:00PM-04:05 F Jekabsons, I. LWV1 MPR

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Multipurpose Room, Laguna Woods.

EMERITUS ART (PAINTING)

Emeritus Art students please note: Additional art supplies may be required.ART 50X BEGINNING PAINTING IN 0 Units

OIL/ACRYLIC (EI)Using painting materials and techniques, students learn the basic elements of drawing, color, & design. Emphasizes individual style and expression.Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13130 09:00AM-11:50 W Kiernan, M. LWV1 ART

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Art Room, Laguna Woods. Emphasis is on oil painting.

ART 51X INTERMEDIATE PAINTING IN 0 Units OIL/ACRYLIC (EI)

Rec Prep: ART 50X. Designed for older students who have some basic knowledge of color, composition and perspective and who wish to improve techniques, develop creativity and use their own resource materials. Introduction of techniques into abstract and non-objective painting.Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13135 09:00AM-12:05 M Turner, P. LWV4 ART

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Art Gallery, Laguna Woods. Features acrylics only. 13140 09:00AM-11:50 T Jekabsons, I. LWV1 MPR

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Multipurpose Room, Laguna Woods. 80165 01:00PM-03:50 T Stonick, L. SCL SNR

The above class meets at Dorothy Visser Senior Center of San Clemente, San Clemente. Painting in pastels featured too.

ART 52X ADVANCED PAINTING IN 0 Units OIL/ACRYLIC (EI)

Rec Prep: ART 51X. Designed for students who have a working knowledge of painting principles who wish to proceed in understanding individual application of their skills. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13145 01:00PM-03:50 W Kiernan, M. LWV1 ART


ART 53X PAINTING IN SUBJECT AREAS (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ART 52X. Provides theory and demonstration of materials, applications, and techniques in a variety of subject matter and art mediums. Various exercises in the use of material, composition, perspective, and values. 13150 01:00PM-04:05 M Rogers Cloud, R. CITY DP

The first class (orientation), will be on Monday, 1/27/14, at the City of Dana Point Community Center, Room C. Class then meets off-site at various South County locations. 13160 09:00AM-11:50 T Kiernan, M. LWV COM CTR

The first class (orientation) will be on Tuesday, 1/21/14, at Laguna Woods Village Community Center, Redwood Room, 24351 El Toro Road, Laguna Woods. Class then meets off-site at various South County locations. Emphasis is on oil and pastels. 13155 01:00PM-03:50 T Turner, P. REGENCYThe first class (orientation) will be on Tuesday, 1/21/14, at Vintage at the Regency, 24441 Calle Sonora, Laguna Woods. Class then meets off-site at various South County locations. Emphasis is on Watercolor and Gouache.

ART 54X PORTRAIT PAINTING IN OILS, WATERCOLOR AND PASTELS (EI) 0 Units

Rec Prep: ART 85X. Constructing the human head and features using a variety of painting media. Includes choosing a pose, lighting, as well as props and backgrounds. Demonstrations in oils, watercolors, and/or pastels. 13240 01:00PM-03:50 Th Kiernan, M. LWV1 ART


ART 55XB INTERMEDIATE CHINESE BRUSH 0 Units PAINTING (EI)

Rec Prep: ART 55XA. Develop skills in handling the brush, ink, and color in a wide range of subjects while exploring concepts of design and composition. Explore history and aesthetics of Chinese painting. 20690 09:20AM-12:25 F Ho, C. LWV1 MPR

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village Clubhouse 1, Multipurpose Room, Laguna Woods.

ART 56X PASTEL PAINTING (EI) 0 UnitsExplores a variety of techniques in the pastel medium from traditional to contemporary themes. Designed for the older adult student with an interest in art.Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13345 01:00PM-04:05 M Alvarez, J. LWV1 MPR


NOTE: Classes listed in bold type begin at 4:30 PM or later, or are on Saturdays.







ART 58X BEGINNING WATERCOLOR (EI) 0 UnitsBasic methods of applying watercolor: washes, color mixing, and brush technique. The spontaneity of transparent watercolor will be stressed and explored. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13360 09:00AM-12:05 M Kiernan, M. LWV1 MPR

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Multipurpose Room, Laguna Woods. 13355 10:00AM-01:05 M Stonick, L. SCL SNR

The above class meets at Dorothy Visser Senior Center of San Clemente, San Clemente. 13350 12:30PM-03:20 Th Stonick, L. BELL TOWER

The above class meets at Bell Tower, Rancho Santa Margarita.

ART 59X INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED 0 Units WATERCOLOR (EI)

Rec Prep: ART 58X. Utilizing and incorporating color mixing in a broader palette for washes, glazing, and spontaneous interpretation of the subject matter. An increasing emphasis will be placed on individual exploration with the medium. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13375 09:00AM-11:50 T Turner, P. LWV1 ART

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Art Room, Laguna Woods. 13370 01:00PM-03:50 W Rogers Cloud, R. LHCCSC


EMERITUS ART (SCULPTURE)

Emeritus Art students please note: Additional art supplies may be required.ART 70X BEGINNING SCULPTURE (EI) 0 UnitsIntroduction to sculptural ideas, issues and techniques in clay, wood, and various other media. The student will apply theory and techniques of sculpture in selected materials. Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 13380 09:00AM-11:50 Th Sampson, J. LWV4 CER

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Ceramics Classroom, Laguna Woods.

ART 71X INTERMEDIATE SCULPTURE (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ART 70X. Includes the creation of sculpture in contemporary as well as historic styles. The use of ceramic clay, soft stone, and synthetic modeling materials with emphasis on both the human and animal figure. Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 13385 01:00PM-03:50 W Alvarez, J. LWV4 CER

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Ceramics Classroom, Laguna Woods

EMERITUS BIOLOGY

BIO 224X NATURAL HISTORY OF SOUTHERN 0 Units CALIFORNIA (EI)

Designed for older adults interested in local ecology and biological aspects of the coastal, valley, mountain and desert environments of Southern California. 13390 01:10PM-04:00 W Murray, L./Leipzig, V. LWV5 MPR1


BIO 226X BIRDS OF THE WORLD (EI) 0 UnitsDiscussion topics will include bird ancestry, evolution, systematics, distribution, topography, behavior (song, territoriality, migration) and techniques of field identification of birds. Designed for older adults who wish to actively participate in a course outdoors, including field trips to local sites. 13395 09:15AM-12:20 M Murray, L./Leipzig, V SEA CTRY

The above class meets at Sea Country Senior and Community Center, Laguna Niguel.

EMERITUS ENGLISH

ENG 3X INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE 0 Units WRITING (EI)

An in-depth examination of the essentials of creative writing, including the basics of manuscript preparation, techniques of fiction and nonfiction, and the various functions of writing tools. 13400 09:30AM-12:20 T Hecht, S. NOR COM

The above class meets at Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center, Mission Viejo.

ENG 4X ADVANCED CREATIVE WRITING (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: ENG 3X. Offers an in-depth study of prose including organization, classification, comparison and contrast, cause and effect, as well as definition and development for non-fiction and fiction. 13405 01:00PM-04:05 M McFall, P. NOR COM


ENG 6X NON-FICTION WRITING (EI) 0 UnitsIncludes techniques and practice in writing nonfiction articles, essays, and biographical sketches. Emphasis will be placed on writing for publication. 13410 09:45AM-12:50 SAT McFall, P. TOWERS

The above class meets at The Towers, Laguna Woods.

ENG 40XA THE BIBLE AS LITERATURE: 0 Units PSALMS TO GOSPELS (EI)

A literary examination of the Bible from the Hebrew Psalms to the Synoptic Gospels with a special focus on the original Jewish cultural contexts from which this literature arose. 15985 11:00AM-12:50 W Williams, T. LWV5 MPR1

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 5, Multipurpose Room 1, Laguna Woods

ENG 52X FILM AS LITERATURE (EI) 0 UnitsIncludes an examination of film as a 20th and 21st century art form. 13430 12:25PM-03:30 M Binder, G. SEA CTRY

The above class meets at Sea Country Senior Community Center, Laguna Niguel. 13445 02:15PM-05:20 M Hecht, S. NIGLSHRS

The above class meets at Niguel Shores Community Association, Monarch Beach. 13450 09:00AM-11:50 T Binder, G. LWV5 MPR1

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 5, Multipurpose Room 1, Laguna Woods. 13440 02:00PM-04:50 T Hecht, S. NOR COM

The above class meets at Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center, Mission Viejo. 13425 03:00PM-05:50 Th Kramer, K. SC VILLAS

The above class meets at San Clemente Villas by the Sea, San Clemente. 13435 01:05PM-04:10 SAT Kramer, K. TOWERS






EMERITUS FASHION

FASH 110XA BEGINNING CLOTHING 0 Units CONSTRUCTION (EI)

New sewing enthusiasts will develop good operational skills of a sewing machine while being guided through pattern reading, layout and garment construction practicing basic sewing techniques. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13455 09:00AM-11:50 T Smith, M. LWV4 SEWRM

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Sewing Room, Laguna Woods.

FASH 110XB INTERMEDIATE CLOTHING 0 Units CONSTRUCTION (EI)

Rec Prep: FASH 110XA. Clothing construction and pattern alterations. Examine and utilize commercial patterns, fabric textures and principles of color design.Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13460 01:00PM-03:50 T Smith, M. LWV4 SEWRM


FASH 110XC ADVANCED CLOTHING 0 Units CONSTRUCTION (EI)

Rec Prep: FASH 110XB. Advanced techniques in construction of garments. Handling of challenging and couture fabrics and fine custom details. Pattern customizing, advance principles of design. Alterations and fittings will be included in this class. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 13465 09:00AM-11:50 W Caverly, C. LWV4 SEWRM


FASH 124X WEARABLE ART (EI) 0 UnitsDesign and construct a garment incorporating techniques such as applique, surface design, bobbin work, fabric manipulation, dimensional texture and collage. Designed for the older learner.Materials fee of $15.00 payable at registration. 13090 09:00AM-11:50 Th Smith, M. LWV4 SEWRM


FASH 282XB INTERMEDIATE CROCHETING (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: FASH 282XA. Study of fibers used for crochet so students can construct garments or accessories. Review of terms and techniques used in crochet patterns. New methods of finishing and blocking projects for older learners. 15790 09:00AM-12:05 M Triebwasser, L. LWV4 SEWCL

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Sewing Classroom, Laguna Woods.

FASH 283XA BEGINNING KNITTING (EI) 0 UnitsIntroduction to knitting theory, techniques and fibers. Lectures include how to cast on, basic stitches, and finishing techniques as well as how to read and understand patterns. Use of test swatches in a class project, un-derstanding gauge, and modification of patterns for personal satisfaction. For older learners. 13475 01:00PM-03:50 T Triebwasser, L. VIL VAL

The above class meets at Sunrise Villa Valencia, Laguna Hills.

FASH 283XB INTERMEDIATE KNITTING (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: FASH 283XA. Develop knitting skills at an intermediate level. Learn new cast-on, cast-off methods, simple pattern combinations, and how to adjust pattern to fit specific size. Knit independently. 13480 09:00AM-11:50 T Triebwasser, L. LWV4 SEWCL

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Sewing Classroom, Laguna Woods.

FASH 286X QUILTING AND PATCHWORK (EI) 0 UnitsFundamental quilting/patchwork techniques to include applique, cathedral windows, crazy quilting, fabric selection, pattern drafting, piecing, reverse applique and trapunto. 13485 01:00PM-03:50 T Caverly, C. NOR COM


EMERITUS GERONTOLOGY

GERO 120X WEIGHT-RELATED HEALTH 0 Units RISK FACTORS-EI

Informs students about risk factors contributing to cardiovascular disease. Students develop individual programs for weight control. 13505 08:00AM-08:50 MWF Henry, R. LWV1 ART

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Art Gallery, Laguna Woods. The above class will emphasize WEIGHT CONTROL.

EMERITUS HEALTH

HLTH 501 PHYSICAL FITNESS AND WEIGHT 0 Units MAINTENANCE (EI)

Principles of achieving and maintaining ideal body composition through lectures and discussions on balanced nutrition and life sustaining exercise strategies designed for the older adult. Principles applied within an aerobic exercises skills lab to enhance cognitive and physical wellness.

THESE CLASSES MEET FOR 3 HOURS PER WEEKTHE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZE

AEROBIC EXERCISE TO MUSIC:

13560 08:00AM-08:50 MWF McReynolds, B. CASTA 13615 08:00AM-08:50 MWF Giertych, P. PALMIA 13575 09:00AM-09:50 MWF Lowe, L. LWV1 GYM 13840 09:00AM-09:50 MWF Smith, M. CITY DP 13510 10:30AM-11:20 MWF Nelson, J. CITY DP

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZEAQUATIC FITNESS:

13540 09:00AM-09:50 MWF Roostee, L. CASTA 13555 09:00AM-09:50 MWF Giertych, P. PALMIA 13520 12:00PM-12:50 MWF Smith, M. LWV5 POOL 14900 10:00AM-11:15 TTh Hastings, R. LWV4 POOL

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZEBEGINNING CHAIR EXERCISES:

13780 09:15AM-10:05 M McReynolds, B. COV 09:15AM-10:05 W McCullough, L. COV 08:45AM-09:35 F McCullough, L. COV 13535 10:00AM-10:50 MWF Swanson, R. SC PRES CH

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZEINTERMEDIATE CHAIR EXERCISES:

13545 10:30AM-11:20 MW Messenger, L. PALMIA 11:30AM-12:20 F Messenger, L. PALMIA 13525 11:00AM-11:50 MWF Deerheart, A. LWV1 GYM

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZECIRCUIT TRAINING:

13550 06:45AM-07:35 MWF Roostee, L. LWV1 EQP 13835 12:00PM-12:50 MWF Lowe, L. LWV1 EQP 13515 06:00PM-07:20 TTh Roostee, L. LWV1 EQP

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZEPILATES CONDITIONING:

13530 09:00AM-09:50 MWF Nelson, J. CASTA 20665 09:30AM-10:50 TTh Lowe, L. LHCCSC





THESE CLASSES MEET FOR 3 HOURS PER WEEKTHE FOLLOWING CLASS WILL EMPHASIZE

SEQUENTIAL STRETCHING:

13595 10:00AM-10:50 MWF Deerheart, A. LWV1 GYM

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZETAI CHI:

13585 09:00AM-11:50 Th Costa, R. SJC GYM 13565 08:50AM-11:55 F Andersen, R. LHCCSC

EMERITUS HEALTH

HLTH 502 HEALTH AND WELLNESS FOR THE 0 Units OLDER ADULT (EI)

Principles of achieving and maintaining ideal optimal physical and mental health through lectures and discussions on balance, nutrition, and life-sustaining exercise strategies designed for the older adult. Lab will reinforce lecture material.

THESE CLASSES MEET FOR 2 HOURS PER WEEKTHE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZE

AEROBIC EXERCISE TO MUSIC:

14015 10:00AM-10:50 MW Lowe, L. LHCCSC 13865 10:30AM-11:20 MW Smith, M. SJC GYM 14080 01:00PM-01:50 M Smith, M. LWV1 GYM 02:00PM-02:50 W Smith, M. LWV1 GYM 13920 08:00AM-08:50 TTh McReynolds, B. PALMIA 13880 09:00AM-09:50 TTh Baldonado, EJ. LWV1 GYM 14045 09:00AM-09:50 TTh Messenger, L. NOR COM 13940 09:15AM-10:05 TTh Giertych, P. SEA CTRY 13900 10:30AM-11:20 TTh Giertych, P. BELL TOWER 14075 04:15PM-06:05 T Nelson, J. SCL SNR 13910 10:00AM-10:50 WF Himes, M. SCL SNR

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZEAQUATIC FITNESS:

13935 08:30AM-09:20 TTh Swanson, R. CASTA 13980 09:00AM-09:50 TTh McReynolds, B. PALMIA 13960 10:00AM-10:50 TTh Swanson, R. LWV1 POOL

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZEBALANCE & MOBILITY:

13895 09:00AM-10:50 M Tait, M. SCL SNR 13870 02:00PM-03:50 M Tait, M. LWV1 GYM 14070 09:00AM-09:50 WF Tait, M. FS SEN CTR 13970 10:00AM-10:50 WF Tait, M. FS SEN CTR

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZEBEGINNING CHAIR EXERCISES:

13885 10:00AM-10:50 TTh Messenger, L. NOR COM 13955 10:00AM-10:50 TTh Rigali, R. FS SEN CTR 13965 11:00AM-11:50 TTh McCullough, L. REGENCY

THE FOLLOWING CLASS WILL EMPHASIZEINTERMEDIATE CHAIR EXERCISES:

13995 11:00AM-11:50 TTh Lowe, L. LWV1 GYM

THESE CLASSES MEET FOR 2 HOURS PER WEEKTHE FOLLOWING CLASS WILL EMPHASIZE

CIRCUIT TRAINING:

13915 12:00PM-12:50 TTh Lowe, L. LWV1 EQP

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZEPILATES CONDITIONING:

14060 11:00AM-11:50 MW Lowe, L. LHCCSC 13850 11:00AM-11:50 TTh Nelson, J. FIRE STA 13930 01:00PM-01:50 TTh Lowe, L. LWV1 GYM 14005 09:30AM-11:20 W Fong, F. SEA CTRY 13950 10:10AM-11:55 F Lowe, L. LHCCSC

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZESEQUENTIAL STRETCHING:

13875 12:30PM-02:20 M Robinson, T. NOR COM 14790 01:00PM-01:50 MW Rigali, R. CASTA 13845 08:30AM-09:20 TTh Lowe, L. LHCCSC 14780 12:00PM-01:50 F Rigali, R. LWV1 GYM

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES WILL EMPHASIZEYOGA FITNESS:

13990 08:30AM-10:20 M McCullough, L. SJC GYM 14065 09:00AM-09:50 MW Ward, M. LHCCSC 14785 08:30AM-10:20 T Fong, F. SJC GYM 14020 09:00AM-09:50 TTh Ward, M. SCL SNR 13855 10:00AM-10:50 TTh McCullough, L. LWV1 GYM 13925 11:00AM-12:50 T Fong, F. LHCCSC 13860 01:00PM-02:50 T Fong, F. FS SEN CTR 13945 10:00AM-11:50 F McCullough, L. SJC GYM 13975 12:30PM-02:20 F Fong, F. NOR COM 13905 01:00PM-02:50 F Ward, M. PALMIA

EMERITUS HEALTH SCIENCE

HSC 105X CONSUMER HEALTH ISSUES (EI) 0 UnitsPromotes awareness and informed decision making in regard to health issues, including health insurance, frauds, legislation, selection of doctors, pharmacists and health care agencies. 14855 10:30AM-12:20 M Robinson, T. BELL TOWER

The above class meets at Bell Tower, Rancho Santa Margarita. 14840 11:00AM-12:50 W Henry, R. LWV1 DR3

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Dining Room 3, Laguna Woods. 14805 01:00PM-02:50 W Deerheart, A. FS SEN CTR

The above class meets at Florence Sylvester Memorial Center, Laguna Hills. 14795 01:30PM-03:20 W Henry, R. PALMIA

The above class meets at Palmia Recreation Center, Mission Viejo.


NOTE: Classes listed in bold type begin at 4:30 PM or later, or are on Saturdays.



Online registration instructions are on Page 10.




EMERITUS HISTORY

HIST 205X WESTERN CIVILIZATION SINCE 1648 (EI) 0 UnitsSurveys Western Civilization from the 17th Century to the present with emphasis on industrialization, nationalism, imperialism and selected problems of the 21st century. Designed for the older adult interested in contemporary issues of government. 14875 11:00AM-12:50 W Wilbourn, C. LWV1 MPR

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Multipurpose Room, Laguna Woods. 14885 03:30PM-05:20 W Wilbourn, C. TOWERS


HIST 275X CONTEMPORARY MIDDLE EAST (EI) 0 UnitsMajor political, economic, and social institutions and movements of the Middle East from World War I to the present. Designed for the older adult interested in our current involvement and future direction in the Middle East. 14895 10:00AM-11:50 F Gounev, G. TOWERS


HUM 204X MODERN WORLD CULTURE: 0 Units 1700-PRESENT (EI)

Studies characteristically modern ideas/feelings about a variety of important human experiences represented in literature, arts, and philosophy. Designed for the older adult interested in the development of new attitudes about the human community. 15740 09:30AM-11:20 F Chattopadhyay, C. LWV3 AUD

The above class meets at the Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 3, Auditorium, Laguna Woods. The class features the GUEST LECTURE SERIES. Each week a Distinguished Guest Lecturer will address a current topic of interest.

EMERITUS KINESIOLOGY – ADAPTED

KNEA 2X MILD WATER EXERCISE (EI) 0 UnitsWater exercise class stressing mild exercises for students who have had recent surgery or who have temporary/permanent disabilities. No swimming skills are required. 14900 10:00AM-11:15 TTh Hastings, R. LWV4 POOL

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Pool, Laguna Woods.

EMERITUS MUSIC

MUS 19X INTRODUCTION TO OPERA (EI) 0 UnitsIntroducing the older adult to composers who have shaped Western opera. 14910 12:30PM-03:20 W Kim, J. NOR COM

The above class meets at Norman P. Murray Community and Senior Center, Mission Viejo. 14905 01:00PM-03:50 Th Kim, J. LWV1 MPR


MUS 20X FOR THE LOVE OF MUSIC (EI) 0 UnitsIntroduction to music history focusing on musical periods and compos-ers that have shaped Western musical developments designed for the older adult. 14915 09:00AM-11:50 W Kim, J. NOR COM

The above class meets at Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center, Mission Viejo

MUS 80X VOICE AND RHYTHMS (EI) 0 UnitsEmphasizes vocal techniques including tone production, breath control, and pronunciation as well as music literature. Performance at end of the semester. For older learners. 14975 01:00PM-01:50 T Custance, H. LWV3 REHEA

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 3, Rehearsal Room, Laguna Woods. 14960 01:00PM-02:50 W Jacobs, L. NOR COM

The above class meets at Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center, Mission Viejo. 14965 10:00AM-11:50 SAT Custance, H. LWV3 REHEA

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 3, Rehearsal Room, Laguna Woods. Course includes the use of creative musical instruments.

MUS 34X MEN’S AND WOMEN’S CHORAL: 0 Units BARBERSHOP (EI)

Choral ensemble of male and female voices specializing in rehearsal and performance of barbershop harmony for older learners. 14980 03:30PM-05:20 W Custance, H. LWV3 REHEA

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 3, Rehearsal Room, Laguna Woods. Voice placement will be made at the first two meetings.

MUS 290X CHORAL ENSEMBLE (EI) 0 UnitsChoral singing emphasizing choral literature. Development of ensemble through correct singing, and correct vocal production. 14990 10:30AM-12:20 T Storm, T. CASTA

The above class meets at Casta del Sol Clubhouse, Mission Viejo. Voice placement will be made at the first two meetings. 14985 02:00PM-03:50 T Custance, H. LWV3 REHEA

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 3, Rehearsal Room, Laguna Woods. Voice placement will be made at the first two meetings.

MUS 295X REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE 0 Units INSTRUMENTAL (EI)

Rec Prep: Previous instrumental training and demonstrated proficiency. Preparation, study, and performance of orchestra concert repertoire. Designed for the older adult interested in orchestral performance. 14995 10:00AM-11:50 Th Jacobs, L. LWV3 REHEA

This class will emphasize Country Western Music. Meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 3, Rehearsal Room, Laguna Woods. 15010 07:00PM-08:50 M Geller, V. LWV3 REHEA

This class will emphasize full symphonic orchestral repertoire. Meets at Laguna Woods Village Clubhouse 3, Rehearsal Room, Laguna Woods.

EMERITUS PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 230X INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY (EI) 0 UnitsAn introduction to some of the enduring issues in human philosophy, helps older adult students cultivate the skills of critical thinking and rational discourse. 15030 10:00AM-11:50 M Binder, G. LWV1 ART

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Art Room, Laguna Woods. 15020 10:00AM-11:50 T Williams, T. FS SEN CTR

The above class meets at Florence Sylvester Memorial Senior Center, Laguna Hills.


Online registration instructions are on .STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE: If you miss the first class meeting, you may be dropped to make room for others waiting to enroll.

STUDENTS, PLEASE NOTE:HUM 204X Modern World Culture: 1700 – Present

Ticket # 15740, is the DISTINGUISHED GUEST LECTURE SERIES.




PHIL 231X HISTORY OF FREETHOUGHT IN 0 Units WESTERN WORLD (EI)

Freethought belief systems and their impact on culture. Conflicts between church and state, science and religion, and advances in philosophical thought will be discussed by the older adult participants. 15040 10:00AM-11:50 M Williams, T. TRA NVA

The above class meets at Terra Nova Church, Lake Forest/Irvine.

EMERITUS PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOT 40X BEGINNING DIGITAL SHOW 0 Units PRESENTATIONS (EI)

Production of visual and audio presentations and techniques for enhancing discussion and demonstration of digital slide shows. Materials fee of $10.00 payable at registration. 15045 12:30PM-03:20 W Mahotka Patterson, K. LWV4 PHO

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Photography Classroom, Laguna Woods. Students should have basic computer skills.

PHOT 41X DIGITAL SHOW PRESENTATIONS – 0 Units INTERMEDIATE(EI)

Rec Prep: PHOT 40X. Covers the intermediate production of digital, visual and audio presentations, including digital photography, downloading music, scriptwriting, narration, and transitions using computer software. Students will share and critique each other's digital slide shows.Materials fee of $10.00 payable at registration. 15060 09:00AM-11:50 T Mahotka Patterson, K. LWV4 PHO

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Photography Classroom, Laguna Woods. Students should have computer skills and experience in creating digital slideshows.

PHOT 50XB INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL 0 Units PHOTOGRAPHY (EI)

Rec Prep: PHOT 50XA. Image enhancement through established and innovative techniques. Understanding digital media and enhancing images electronically.Materials fee of $10.00 payable at registration. 15670 09:00AM-11:50 W Mahotka Patterson, K. LWV4 PHO

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Photography Classroom, Laguna Woods. Students should have basic computer skills.

PHOT 59XA BEGINNING COLOR PRINTING (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: PHOT 50XA. Digital camera techniques for making color prints and slides. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 15080 09:00AM-12:05 M Ramirez, M. LWV4 PHO

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Photography Classroom, Laguna Woods

PHOT 59XB ADVANCED COLOR PRINTING (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: PHOT 59XA. Advanced and innovative techniques in color printing. Related topics of photography and printing. Materials fee of $5.00 payable at registration. 15085 09:00AM-11:50 Th Hass, K. LWV4 PHO

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 4, Photography Classroom, Laguna Woods

EMERITUS POLITICAL SCIENCE

PS 214X CURRENT ISSUES IN GOVERNMENT (EI) 0 UnitsExploration of current events and issues on global, national, and local levels. Problem areas include crime, economics, social services, environment, terrorism, and conflicts and their impact on the lives of older adults. 15120 01:00PM-02:50 T Sinclair, W. CITY DP

The above class meets at City of Dana Point Community Center, Dana Point. 15105 01:00PM-02:50 W Wilbourn, C. LWV1 MPR

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 1, Multipurpose Room, Laguna Woods. 15130 01:00PM-02:50 W Sinclair, W. FS SEN CTR

The above class meets at Florence Sylvester Senior Center, Laguna Hills. 15095 09:00AM-10:50 F Sinclair, W. NOR COM

The above class meets at Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center, Mission Viejo. 15135 01:00PM-02:50 F Gounev, G. REGENCY

The above class meets at Vintage at the Regency, Laguna Woods.

EMERITUS SPANISH

SPAN 230X BEGINNING PRACTICAL SPANISH (EI) 0 UnitsBasic fundamentals of Spanish for the older adult. Emphasis will be placed on development of conversational skills. 13490 09:30AM-11:20 F Duran DeMehranfard, M.NOR COM

The above class meets at Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center, Mission Viejo. 13495 01:00PM-02:50 F Duran DeMehranfard, M.LWV5 MPR1


SPAN 231X INTERMEDIATE PRACTICAL SPANISH (EI) 0 UnitsRec Prep: SPAN 230X. Further the fundamentals of communicative competence in practical Spanish for the older adult. Focuses on listening, comprehension and speaking. Reading and writing skills will be expanded. 13500 09:00AM-10:50 T Font, A. LHCCSC


EMERITUS SPECIAL SERVICES

SPS 145X BEGINNING LIPREADING AND HEARING CONSERVATION (EI) 0 Units

Enables students to develop and practice lipreading skills necessary for social functioning. Presents information designed to help the student better understand their own hearing loss. 15140 10:00AM-12:50 W Flaherty, P. FS SEN CTR

The above class meets at Florence Sylvester Senior Center, Laguna Hills.

EMERITUS THEATRE ARTS

TA 2X BEGINNING SCENE STUDY (EI) 0 UnitsConcentrates on scene study, characterization, and ensemble performance while developing the essential skills of method acting. 15170 09:30AM-11:20 M Andersen, R. LWV3 REHEA

The above class meets at Laguna Woods Village, Clubhouse 3, Rehearsal Room, Laguna Woods.

EMERITUS THEATER ARTSIt’s never too late to be a

part of the drama!

Learn ACTING Techniques!This Spring, Register for Ticket #15170

TA 2X: BEGINNING SCENE STUDYMondays – 9:30AM-11:20

at Laguna Woods Village, CH 3

NO EXPERIENCE

NEEDED!


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Online Registration Instructions

1. Log on to www.saddleback.edu 2. Click MySite. 3. In the Login Name box, type in your Student ID Number and in the Password box, type in your 4-

digit PIN Number, then click Login. (See below for PIN Number help.)

4. Click My Classes (on the left side of the screen).

5. Click Register for Classes. 6. Click Add / Drop Classes in the appropriate semester box, the semester you are registering in. 7. Update your records and/or provide requested additions to your information. Click Next.

IMPORTANT! On this page, you may see a message in RED regarding our Student E-mail. You do NOT have to update/confirm your e-mail in order to register for classes! That can be done at a later time. However, you DO have to answer ALL questions on this page that have a RED ASTERISK by them. Be sure to SCROLL DOWN (AND scroll right, if necessary) to see the entire page of questions. The most frequently missed questions are:

o Enter your mobile (cell) phone number or click the down arrow and select “No Mobile Phone.”

o The “Vocational & Technical Information Act (VTEA)” question: You MUST check one (or more) boxes.

o The “Electronic 1098T” (tax form) question: You MUST click on the down arrow and select “Yes” or “No.”

If you cannot move forward from this page you have not answered all the questions. Scroll up to read any messages in RED and scroll up and down to look for the questions with RED ASTERISKS, answer them, then click “Next.”

8. Type in the class ticket number, then click Add Class. VERY IMPORTANT! You must click “Add Class.” If you hit the “Enter” key instead, you will NOT be enrolled in your class(es)!

If the class is open, you will see it listed on the screen. If the class is full, this will be stated in RED in the pop-up box. Click the “X” at the top right of the box and continue registration.

9. After you finish entering all class ticket numbers, click Next. 10. Your class fees, if any, will be stated. IMPORTANT! To complete your enrollment, you must respond

to 2 questions:

o ASB Stamp? At the bottom left, choose “Yes” or “No” to purchase an ASB Stamp (campus discounts). Click Next.

o Refund Policy? Whether you have fees or not, you MUST choose the drop-down choice, “I accept the Refund Policy”. If you decline, your enrollment will not be completed. Click Next.

11. The class(es) you have successfully registered for will be listed on the “Registration Confirmation” screen. Be sure all of your classes are listed on this page, print this confirmation, then log out.

PIN Number Information

PIN Numbers are generally the month & day of your birthday (example: August 14th, 1945 would be 0814), the month & year of your birthday (example: August 14th, 1945 would be 0845), or the last four digits of your Social Security number. If these options do not work, click “Forgot My PIN” and follow the prompts to answer the secret question. If you see MMDD, type in the month and day of your birthday in a 4-digit format (example: August 14th, 1945 would be 0814) in all three boxes, click “Change PIN”, and you’ll have reset your PIN to this 4-digit number.

IMPORTANT! Continuing students can enroll in classes any time after the start time and date of their Appointment to Register. New and Returning students must first complete and submit a Student Application before being able to register for classes.



IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION:Continuing Students

Check your Permit to Register Date & Time! If you did not receive your Permit to Register by mail or email, follow these 4 simple steps to find your appointment time:

1. Go to www.saddleback.edu/emeritus

2. Click MySite, type in your STUDENT ID #, PIN # and click Login.

3. Click My Information (on the left side of the screen).

4. Click Appointments. You should see your Date and Time on the screen! (Make sure the correct semester is indicated).

Students cannot register prior to the date and time assigned to them on their Permit to Register. For step-by-step instructions on how to register for classes online, see page 10.

NEW Students and RETURNING StudentsMust first complete a Saddleback College Emeritus Institute APPLICATION (inside back cover) and mail it to:

Admissions, Saddleback College 28000 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo, CA 92692

The completed APPLICATION will create or update a student I.D. number for you, as well as assign a date and time for your Registration Period to begin. This is what is referred to as the “Permit to Register.”

After your registration period begins, follow the Online Registration Instructions on page 10.

Melinda Smith has been teaching Fashion classes for Older Adults in Saddleback College’s Emeritus Institute since 1999. Her interest in clothing and wearable arts started when she learned to sew at the young age of 9. Melinda went on to win state and national awards for her clothing construction. She has a passion for teaching and has been able to share this with students for the past 25 years.

Melinda’s classes are some of the fastest filling in the Emeritus Institute, with a long list of students eagerly trying to enroll. Students describe her as academically challenging, caring, detail oriented, encouraging, engaging, innovative, inspirational, organized, patient, pleasant, extremely knowledgeable and always prepared. Melinda creates a warm and supportive classroom atmosphere, and she is focused on helping students succeed. Students report leaving her classes with increased creativity and self-esteem, and encouraged to expand their skills. “The creative juices are constantly flowing in this class thanks to Melinda inspiring us to look at the world in a new way,“ says student Arlene Mukamal.

SADDLEBACK COLLEGEOutstanding Emeritus Teacher of the Year

Melinda Smith

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CODE MAP LOCATION ADDRESSBELL TOWER 1 Bell Tower Regional Community 22232 El Paseo, Rancho Santa Margarita 92688 Center CASTA 2 Casta Del Sol 27651 Casta Del Sol, Mission Viejo 92692CITY DP 3 City of Dana Point Comm Center 34052 Del Obispo, Dana Point 92629COV 4 The Covington 3 Pursuit, Aliso Viejo 92656FIRE STA 5 Old Fire Station Complex 31421 La Matanza St., San Juan Capistrano 92675FS SEN CTR 6 Florence Sylvester Memorial Center 23721 Moulton Pkwy, Laguna Hills 92653LA SALA RM 7 La Sala Room, San Juan Capistrano 31495 El Camino Real, San Juan Capistrano 92675 Library LHCCSC 8 Laguna Hills Community Center 25555 Alicia Pkwy, Laguna Hills 92653 and Sports Complex LWV COM CTR 9 Laguna Woods Village 24351 El Toro Rd, Laguna Woods 92637 Community Center LWV1 10* Laguna Woods Village Clubhouse 1 24232 Calle Aragon, Laguna Woods 92637LWV3 10* Laguna Woods Village Clubhouse 3 23822 Avenida Sevilla, Laguna Woods 92637LWV4 10* Laguna Woods Village Clubhouse 4 23501 Via Mariposa West, Laguna Woods 92637LWV5 10* Laguna Woods Village Clubhouse 5 24262 Punta Alta, Laguna Woods 92637NIGLSHRS 11 Niguel Shores Community Assoc. 33654 Niguel Shores Dr., Monarch Beach 92629NOR COM 12 Norman P. Murray Community 24932 Veterans Way, Mission Viejo 92692 & Senior Center PALMIA 13 Palmia Recreation Center 21455 Monterey, Mission Viejo 92692REGENCY 14 Vintage at the Regency 24441 Calle Sonora, Laguna Woods 92637SCL SNR 15 Dorothy Visser Senior Center 117 Avenida Victoria, San Clemente 92672 of San Clemente SC PRES CH 16 San Clemente Presbyterian Church 119 North Ave de la Estrella, San Clemente 92672SC VILLAS 17 San Clemente Villas by the Sea 660 Camino de los Mares, San Clemente 92673SEA CTRY 18 Sea Country Senior/Comm. Center 24602 Aliso Creek Rd, Laguna Niguel 92677SJC GYM 19 San Juan Capistrano Gym 25925 Camino Del Avion, San Juan Capistrano 92675TOWERS 20 The Towers 24055 Paseo del Lago W., Laguna Woods 92637TRA NVA 21 TerraNova Church 7 Whatney, Lake Forest/Irvine 92618VIL VAL 22 Sunrise Villa Valencia 24552 Paseo de Valencia, Laguna Hills 92653

* See Laguna Woods Village Clubhouses Map

LAGUNA WOODS VILLAGE CLUBHOUSES

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1. EnrollmentStatus.Enternumberinbox.1=Firsttimeincollege(afterleavinghighschool).2= FirsttimeatSaddlebackorIrvineValley;haveattendedanothercollege.3=ReturningstudenttoSaddlebackorIrvineValleyafterabsentforaterm.5=Enrollinginhighschool(orlowergrades)andcollegeatthesametime.

2. Thisapplicationisfor(term/year): FALL SPRING SUMMER 20__________

3. Majorfieldofstudy 4. Educationalgoal: 13 (Emeritus = Personal Development)

5. LegalName

Last/FamilyName FirstName MiddleName

5a. Othernamesyouhaveused.Ifnone,checkbox:

Last/FamilyName FirstName MiddleName

6. *SocialSecurity# – –

7. DateofBirth: Month Date Year

8. PreferredEmailRegistrationinformationwillbeemailedtoyouifyouremailaddressisprovided.

9. Telephone# ( )

10. Gender: Male Female11. Ethnicity.*AreyouHispanicorLatino? Yes No11a. Whatisyourrace/ethnicity?Circleoneormorenumbers:

SADDLEBACKCOLLEGEEMERITUSINSTITUTEAPPLICATIONStudentID# Date StaffInitials

Please type or print clearly and complete all information with BLACK INK ONLY. Use this form as a worksheet for applying online, or submit it to the Office of Admissions and Records.

12. LegalAddress/Residence(DonotuseP.O.boxorbusinessaddress.)

Number Street Apt.No.

City State ZIPCode

Country Ihavelivedatthisaddresssince: Month Date Year

13. MailingAddress(ifdifferentfromlegaladdress)

Number Street Apt.No.

City State/Country ZIP/PostalCode

14. HighestEducationalStatus.Enterappropriatenumber(1–9)andyearinboxesbelow:1 =EarnedaU.S.HighSchooldiploma.2 = Specialstudentcurrentlyenrolledingrade12orbelow.

Iamcurrentlyaseniorinhighschoolandwillgraduateon________.IamcurrentlyenrolledingradesK-11.

3 =Notahighschoolgraduate;currentlyenrolledinadultschool.4 =Notahighschoolgraduate;lastattendedhighschool.5 =PassedtheGEDorreceivedacertificateofH.S.equivalency.6 =EarnedCaliforniaHighSchoolProficiencyCertificate.7 =EarnedaForeignSecondarydiplomaorcertificateofgraduation.8 =EarnedanAssociate’sdegree.9 =ReceivedaBachelor’sorhigherdegree.

NUMBER YEAR

19. Certification:IdeclareunderpenaltyofperjuryunderthelawsofthestateofCaliforniathatallinformationonthisformiscorrect.Iunderstandthatfalsificationorwithholdingofinformationrequiredonthisformshallconstitutegroundsfordismissal.

Signature Date

17. IMPORTANT MypresentstayinCaliforniabegan: Month Date Year HaveyoubeenaresidentofCalifornia

forthelasttwoyears? Yes NoListanyadditionalcities/statesyouhaveresidedinduringthepasttwoyears

(notincludingyourcurrentlegaladdress):

City State Dates: From To

City State Dates: From To

18. Withinthelasttwoyears,haveyouever—•registeredtovoteinastateotherthanCalifornia?

Yes No Ifyes,whatyear?__________

•filedalegalactioninastateother thanCalifornia?


•attendedanon-Californiacollege/universityasaresidentofthatstate?


•filedasanon-residentforCaliforniaStateIncomeTaxpurposes?


2 = AmericanIndian/AlaskanNative 3 = Asian:Cambodian 4 = Asian:Chinese 5 = Asian:Indian 6 = Asian:Japanese 7 = Asian:Korean 8 = Asian:Laotian 9 = Asian:Other10 = Asian:Vietnamese11 = BlackorAfricanAmerican12 = CentralAmerican

13 = Filipino14 = Hispanic:Other15 = Mexican,MexicanAmerican, Chicano16 = PacificIslander:Guamanian17 = PacificIslander:Hawaiian18 = PacificIslander:Other19 = PacificIslander:Samoan20 = SouthAmerican21 = White

15. CitizenshipStatus.Checkappropriatebox:

1 U.S.Citizen

2 PermanentResident:Alien #: ________________ Issue Date: __________

3 TemporaryResident: Issue Date: __________ Expiration Date: __________

4 Refugee: Issue Date:_____________

Asylee: Issue Date: _____________

5 StudentVisa:Issue Date: _____________ Expiration Date: ____________ (F1orM1Visa)

6 Other(Specify):

16. PlaceofBirth:City State Country

Submitto:Admissions•SaddlebackCollege•28000MargueriteParkway•MissionViejo•CA92692-3635. South orange County Community College DiStriCt • #19–4/10

NON-DISCRIMINATIONPOLICY:AllprogramsandactivitiesoftheSouthOrangeCountyCommunityCollegeDistrictshallbeoperatedinamannerwhichisfreeofdiscriminationonthebasisofrace,color,nationalorigin,ancestry,religion,creed,gender,maritalstatus,sexualorientation,age,handicaporveteran’sstatus.

* NOTICETOSTUDENTS:Refusaltoprovidethisinformationwillnotbeusedtodenyadmissiontothecollegeoranyofitsprograms.Ifadditionalinformationisneededtodetermineyourresidencystatus,youwillberequiredtocompleteasupplementalresidencyquestionnaireand/ortopresentevidenceinaccordancewithEducationCodeSections68040etseq.TheburdenofprooftoclearlydemonstratebothphysicalpresenceinCaliforniaandintenttoestablishCaliforniaresidencylieswiththestudent.

Founded in 1976, the Saddleback College Emeritus Institute was established to create lifelong learning opportunities, primarily for the older adult. A dynamic and wide array of course offerings, expert instructors truly experienced in their field, and a variety of classes located in the community have made the Emeritus Institute extremely popular, and one of the fastest growing programs at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo throughout the years. As the generations of burgeoning baby boomers become senior citizens, the Emeritus Institute continues to change and offer classes that stimulate intellectual, physical, and creative expression for South Orange County residents.

There are over 170 Emeritus classes offered through the Saddleback College Emeritus Institute that provide lifelong learning experiences in more than 30 different disciplines. These high- quality academic classes are state-approved and available on a non-credit basis. Classes cover a wide range of interests, from accounting, art, crafts, biology, clothing and textiles, English writing and literature, gerontology, health, history, music, photography, physical fitness, Spanish, special services, and theatre. Classes are held in more than 25 off-campus sites from San Clemente in the south to Lake Forest and Laguna Woods to the north, including senior centers, churches, libraries, and community centers.

An integral part of Saddleback College and its educational vision, the Emeritus Institute is a leader in providing challenging and rewarding courses designed for the older adult to accommodate the lifelong learning needs of our community members.

We invite you to be a part of the excitement of lifelong learning. Join the growing number of active adults taking part in the Saddleback College Emeritus Institute.

The Emeritus Advisory Board is made up of adult volunteers and professional representatives from community agencies serving the adult population. By becoming involved as a volunteer, you can make a difference in your life and in the educational standards of your community.

For more information on this exciting program, call the Emeritus Institute at (949) 582-4835.

SADDLEBACK COLLEGE EMERITUS INSTITUTE

SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT BOARD of TRUSTEESDr. William O. Jay, Timothy Jemal, David B. Lang, Marcia Milchiker, Nancy M. Padberg, T.J. Prendergast, III, Dr. James R. Wright,

David Robinson, Student Trustee, Gary L. Poertner, Chancellor SADDLEBACK COLLEGE: Dr. Tod A. Burnett, President

2013 Emeritus Institute Advisory Board

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