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FALL 2017

COMMUNITY EDUCATIONLifelong Learning

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Day Trips Geology Hike at Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

John Muir House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Model Railroad Society . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Mt . View Cemetery Tour . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Tour the Concord Galindo House . . . . . . . . .14

Gardening Growing Herbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Health and Fitness Tai Chi: Moving Meditation . . . . . . . . . . . 15

History Europe 1789-1848 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Film Heroes and Movies Icons: From Central Character to Marginality . . . . .15

Hamilton’s and Jefferson’s America with Joe Adler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Three Who Made Revolution . . . . . . . . . . .15

Women Spies of World War II . . . . . . . . . .16

Meet the Authors Out of Uganda in 90 Days with Local Author, Urmila Patel . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Philosophy and Politics Dizziness of Trump World . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Pragmatism: A Philosophical Disposition . . . . . 16

Race in the United States of America . . . . . . 19

Thinking through Multiculturalism . . . . . . . . 16

When She Was God . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Science Great Women in Science . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Science, Technology & Social Change . . . . . . 17

The Enneagram: A Power Tool for Understanding Human Behavior . . . . . . . . 17

Travelogues

Costa Rica Travelogues . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Writing Creative Writing Workshop . . . . . . . . . . .17

Campus Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

YOUTH PROGRAMSAmerican Sign Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Hip-Hop Fusion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Kids’ Publication Program at DVC . . . . . . . . . 4

Computers for Ages 50+

Basic Computer Skills for Ages 50+ . . . . . . . 5

Culinary Adventures Emeritus

Meals that Heal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

No SOS Cooking: Cooking Without Salt, Oil and Sugar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

FAMILY EVENTSA Night at the Planetarium . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

CLASSES FOR ADULTSLecture Series with DVC Faculty . . . . . . . . . . 6

Professional Development for Ages 40+ . . . . . 6-7

The Tapas Cuisine: A Way of Life with Chef Cabezas . . . . . . . . .12

COLLEGE PREP ACADEMYWorkshops: Freshman/Sophomores . . . . . . . . 9

Workshops: Juniors/Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Workshops: Parents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10

Workshops: Open to All High School Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11

CULINARY ADVENTURESThe Tapas Cuisine: A Way of Life with Chef Cabezas . . . . . . . .12

EMERITUSArt and Music

American Composers . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Beethoven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Classical Music of Spain and Latin America . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Eat, Play, Paint: Afternoon Painting Party . . . . .13

The Falling Leaves of Red and Gold: Watercolor . . . . . . . . . . .14

Special Event The Mystery of Edwin Drood with Special Post

Performance Q&A and Tour . . . . . . . . . .13

Culinary Adventures: The Tapas Cuisine: A way of Life with Chef Cabezas . . . . . . . .12

Office Hours: Monday-Thursday: 9:00am - 4:00pm • We are closed on Fridays Contact Us: CommunityEd@dvc .edu • (925) 969-4600


American Sign Language In this fun class, you will learn all the basics of Ameri-can Sign Language (ASL) . You will learn the alphabet, numbers, common/simple phrases, foods, etc . We will discuss Deaf Culture, and the things you may encoun-ter when interacting with Deaf people . This is a great class for beginners and intermediate ASL students . For grades 4-9 . Kevin Abrams

Sat 10/7-10/28 10:00am-12:00pm $65DVC Pleasant Hill - Business/Foreign Language Bldg. Room 108

Hip-Hop FusionThis course will explore the fusion of movement from different cultures, styles and historical periods that in-fluences hip-hop dance . Participants will gain aware-ness of forms of fusion that have been present since the beginning of dance, and will experience the natural evolution of the creative process of making dance . Par-ticipants will compare and contrast my choreography with their own movement, and create unique combina-tions . My educational philosophy includes a focus on fusion as a creative tool that allows students to explore new ideas and concepts, and my teaching supports opportunities for cross-cultural connections . Working in groups, participants will be able to explore and ex-press their own identity while developing artistic self-esteem . For grades 9-12 . Joslynn Mathis ReedSat 9/16-10/21 11:00am-12:30pm $70DVC Pleasant Hill, KIN-202

Kids’ Publication Program at DVCLed by publisher and freelance writer, Charleen Ear-ley, you will work within a team to create a magazine . Each participant will be assigned a role typically found at magazines, including editor-in-chief, managing editor, director of photography, writer, photographers, graphic designers, and more! Please bring daily: Non-perishable lunch, snack and beverage each day . Only water bottles are permitted for consumption in the classrooms, but must be in resealable/leak-proof con-tainers . For grades 7th-10th . Charleen Earley

Sat 10/7-10/28 10:00am-1:30pm $105DVC Pleasant Hill - Advanced Technology CenterRoom 103

YOUTH PROGRAMS

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UnleashYourWriter’sVoicewithDVCFaculty,KatieZeigler

ThisCreativeWritingWorkshopisafictioncourseforhighschoolstudentsinterestedinharnessing,developingandsharingtheircreativewritingskillsinasupportiveandimaginativeenvironment.Wewillreadanddiscusspiecesofshortfictionandpoetry,performanumberoffunwritingexercisesand–mostimportantly–createourownworksof

fiction,poetryandspokenword.Saturday,Oct.21,9:30a.m.–3p.m.,$85

REGISTERTODAY!


Bringnon-perishablesnacks,lunchandbeverage.

Creative Writing Workshop for Teens!

C harleen Earley is a magazine publisher, editor,

freelance writer, high school and college professor

and stand-up comic. She started her quarterly Delta Living

Magazine five years ago. She was Editor-in-Chief of The

Experience at Los Medanos College (LMC) where she holds

two AA degrees. She has a BA in English and an MS in

mass communication and journalism from San Jose State

University and currently teaches mass communication

classes at her alma mater, LMC in Pittsburg, CA.

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FAMILY EVENTS

A Night at the DVC PlanetariumEnjoy a galactic show in DVC’s Planetarium, while you recline in comfortable chairs and stare into infi nity . Ba-sic ideas of astronomy from constellations to the Moon to planets to galaxies will be covered . Families with children ages 8 and older are welcome (fee is per per-son) . This is a great date-night event for couples, as well . Doors close promptly at 6pm . No late admittance permitted . Please arrive at the Planetarium at least 15 minutes prior to the show’s start . Paul Sassee

Fri 10/27 6:00-7:30pm $15DVC Pleasant Hill - Planetarium Lower Level Room 101

Stare into Infi nity!

Photo credit: DVC Inquirer

Did you know DVC has a planetarium? Well, it does! While you, family and friends recline in comfortable seats, you will gaze upon the stars and planets as DVC Astronomy faculty, Paul Sasse, takes you on this fun galactic journey. For ages 8 and older.


CLASSES FOR ADULTS

ONLINE

Computer Skills for the WorkplaceMost jobs today require a working knowledge of certain computer skills . Employers seek and reward employ-ees with the skills and knowledge to send messages across the country via e-mail; use a spreadsheet to create a graph and paste it into a report; add and edit data in a database; understand the implications of file sizes, memory limitations, and network arrangements; and recognize the function and features of modern computer components . Any job candidate who already possesses these skills will stand above those who do not . This course is a great introduction to Windows 10 and Office 2016 and is designed to provide the fun-damental computer competencies you need to survive and prosper in today’s fast-changing workplace .

Register online at www.ed2go.com/dvc $99

ONLINE

Fundamentals of Technical WritingDo you have a knack for explaining complex subjects in a way that makes them easy to understand? If so, you should consider entering the well-paying field of technical writing . This course will teach you the skills you need to succeed as a technical writer . You will learn how to translate complex information into eas-ily understood language, and how to become a wizard at marrying the art of publishing with the science of technology . You’ll learn the secrets of successful tech-nical writers, including technical writing conventions, interviewing skills, desktop publishing and formatting techniques, key tips for developing graphics and tem-plates, documentation management, and how to pub-lish documents both on paper and electronically . You’ll also learn how to get your first job as a technical writer, plus tricks of the trade that enable you to create high-quality documentation with less work .


ONLINE

Introduction to Microsoft ExcelDo you work with numbers? Then you need to master Microsoft Excel 2010—and this is the place to do it . Even “non-techie” beginners will find it easy to learn Ex-cel in this fun, step-by-step online course . These lessons will teach you dozens of shortcuts and tricks for setting up fully formatted worksheets quickly and efficiently . You’ll also learn the secrets behind writing powerful mathematical formulas and discover how to use the function wizard to quickly and automatically calculate statistics, loan payments, future value, and more .


LECTURE SERIES WITH DVC FACULTY

White Supremacy in the United States of America Led by Political Science DVC faculty, Albert Ponce Ph .D ., this discussion will cover the history of race and citizenship in the United States . By placing emphasis on the continuity of lawmaking we will view current policy guided by a distinct form of American national-ism . Democracy and equality have been at the fore-front of the American story, yet its underside of racial exclusion remains a constitutive fact in our society . How can we reconcile this inherent contradiction? What impact does our shared story of America have in our contemporary society? We will lead a necessary conversation about how race, law and violence, or ra-cial violence has been and continues to be an integral facet of American law and society . Albert Ponce

Thu 10/26 6:00-7:30pm $15DVC Pleasant Hill - Community Conference Center

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR AGES 40+

ONLINE

A to Z GrantwritingA to Z Grant Writing is an invigorating and informa-tive course that will equip you with the skills and tools you need to enter the exciting field of grant writing! You’ll learn how to raise needed funds by discovering how and where to look for potential funders who are a good match for your organization . You’ll also learn how to network and develop true partnerships with a variety of funders, how to organize a successful grant writing campaign, and how to put together a complete proposal package . This course speaks mainly to non-profit organizations, schools, religious institutions, and municipalities seeking grants from foundation, corpo-rate, government, and individual donors . It’s also an excellent primer for individuals wishing to become grant writing consultants or community grant writing volunteers . Many of this course’s elements also easily translate to the for-profit field and to individual artists, and material specifically designed for businesses and individuals is included . No matter who you are or what level of experience you have, you’ll find the A to Z of writing and submitting successful proposals here!


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CLASSES FOR ADULTS

ONLINE

Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables - OnlineWouldn’t it be great to learn how to effectively use all the advanced Excel pivot table features? In this practi-cal and information-packed course, you’ll see how to maximize this program’s functions and capabilities . Most organizations rely heavily on Microsoft Excel pivot tables to analyze and report financial information . Your company is probably no exception . By learning these advanced techniques, you can become more valuable to your organization .


ONLINE

Project Management FundamentalsThere are more projects occurring today than at any time in history . Organizations initiate projects to create new computer applications, erect bridges and build-ings, improve processes, develop new products, and reorganize company operations . Unfortunately, most organizations do not manage projects well, creating an unprecedented demand for project management practitioners . If you’re organized, perceptive, detail-ori-ented, and an excellent communicator, you just might have what it takes to succeed in the fast-growing field of project management .


ONLINE

Spanish for Medical Professionals Are you struggling to communicate with your Span-ish-speaking patients? If so, here’s the perfect solu-tion . Whether you’re new to the Spanish language or just want a refresher, this fun and simple course will give you the basic tools you need to bridge the com-munication gap . With increasing numbers of Spanish-speaking patients entering the healthcare system every year, it’s more crucial than ever for health professionals to learn medical Spanish . What’s more, adding Spanish skills to your résumé can broaden your career horizons . But you’re a busy person, and you don’t have time to waste—so this course skips the “touristy” topics and focuses on the survival Spanish medical personnel re-ally need to know in a medical setting . Starting with the basics of Spanish pronunciation, you’ll move right into simple words for everyday topics including colors, numbers, conversational phrases, family names, and words for asking questions . Next, you’ll get to the meat of the course as you discover how to ask about pain, symptoms, medical histories, insurance, and patients’ feelings . You’ll also learn how to talk about body parts, diets, and medical care and treatment . Along the way, entertaining games and stories will help you practice your new vocabulary as you gain awareness about Lat-in American culture . By the end of this course, you’ll have a strong foundation in basic medical Spanish that you can build on for years to come . ¡Vamos! (Let’s go!)


ONLINE

Understanding the CloudWhat is the cloud? If you have trouble answering this question, you’re not alone . In this course, we’ll explore how the cloud works, what drives its incredible growth, and how you can use cloud services . And don’t worry if you’re not tech-savvy! We’ll relate the cloud to things you encounter every day, using practical, non-tech-nical language . We’ll start by looking at the building blocks of the cloud, where it started, and how it transi-tioned from an experiment into an unstoppable force . You’ll also gain a clear understanding of IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS, and see why each may be attractive to some businesses, but not others . And you’ll learn about the different kinds of clouds (public, private, and hybrid) . We’ll also take an inside look at the engine rooms of the cloud: data centers . You’ll examine the concept of big data? the overwhelmingly huge amounts of data that make analysis so challenging—and how the cloud infrastructure enables data to zip across the globe at lightning speed . Social networking has also played an incredibly important role in the growth of the cloud . We’ll examine how Facebook and Twitter contribute to the cloud, and how apps go from idea to app store . You’ll gain an understanding of how mobile devices and major mobile ecosystems? like Apple, Android, and Windows? continue to shape the cloud, and how start-ups can use social media to shake things up like never before . So come see how the how the cloud can work for you! Whatever your technical background, by the end of this course, you’ll be thoroughly cloud-savvy .



Youth Programs!NEW!

Hip-Hop Fusion

Explore the fusion of movement from different cultures, styles and historical periods that infl uence hip-hop dance .

Saturdays, Sept. 16-Oct. 2111am-12:30pm

DVC Faculty, Joslynn MathisDVC Pleasant Hill, KIN-202

For 9th-12th graders . . . . $70

Register Today!

www .dvc .edu/communityed(925) 969-4600

Dancer: Joslynn Mathis

American Sign Languagefor 4th – 9th graders

In this fun class, you will learn all the basics of American Sign Language (ASL) . You will learn the alphabet, numbers, common/simple phrases, foods, etc . We will discuss Deaf Culture, and the things you may encounter when interacting with Deaf people . This is a great class for beginners and inter-mediate ASL students .

Saturdays Oct. 7-28 10am-12pm $65

Kids’ Publication Program!for 7th – 10th graders

Led by publisher and freelance writer, Charleen Earley, you will work within a team to create a magazine!

Each participant will be assigned a role typically found at magazines, in-cluding editor-in-chief, managing editor, director of photography, writer, photographers, graphic designers, and more!

Saturdays Oct. 7-28 10am-1:30pm $105 Charleen Earley

Inspired by College for Kids


COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY

WORKSHOPS: FRESHMEN/SOPHOMORES

Time Management: Balancing it All for College SuccessIn this workshop, you will get to know yourself as a learner by discussing learning modalities and tak-ing the Barsch Learning Style Survey (a quick survey that will assess your learning style based on your an-swers) . You will be shown how understanding the im-pact that the Carnegie unit (how you comprehend and learn), has on workload in light of learning style . You will be led through building a schedule that will require you to find time to include study time . You may surprise yourself by reducing your study time as you find the right method that fits your learning style . Julia Castro

Sat 9/23 10:40am-12:10pm $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-100orSat 11/4 10:40am-12:10pm $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-100

Conquering Math Trauma: Paving a Path to Success in MathIn this workshop, you will learn how to identify sourc-es of your math anxiety and address several methods of alleviating this anxiety and creating a successful math experience . Motivation, studying for tests, and mindset techniques will all be discussed . Come join us for a chance to improve not only your math skills, but your ability to appreciate this often maligned sub-ject . Aileen Nichols

Sat 9/23 9:00-10:30am $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-102A

How to build up your resume: volunteer, internship, and extracurricular activitiesMany colleges are very interested in what you can bring to campus in addition to your academic talents . They want to know what you will be like as a student but also what you will be like outside the classroom . Will you be an avid member of the drama group? Will you be a stalwart community service volunteer? Will you be involved in student government? Are you an athlete? To gauge what you will be like at college they look at what you have done in high school, so it is never too early to start building your resume . This class will tell you about the different kinds of opportunities that are available to help showcase your talents and interests and will help you understand the purpose of the Activities List on college applications . Sheila Welsh

Sat 11/4 9:00-10:30am $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-102A

WORKSHOPS: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

Budgeting 101: Money Does Not Grow on TreesManaging your money is a large part of living away from home for the first time . Learn to set a monthly budget, including your income, expenses, setting mon-ey aside for emergencies, saving for big-ticket items and how to involve your parents in this process, espe-cially if they are helping pay for college . Bashir Shah

Sat 9/23 9:00-10:30am $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-143orSat 11/4 9:00-10:30am $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-143

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Preparing Your College Application EssayIt is natural to feel stressed about submitting college applications . The information included in the applica-tion will play a major role in deciding the future path of your life . However, unlike most other components of the application that offer numbers and statistics, the essay is your chance to show a different side of you as a person . The college application essay is where you can bring your personality to life for col-lege admissions officers . This workshop will show you some important tips to help you get started and the different types of writing required by different university systems . Courtney Goen

Sat 9/23 10:40am-12:10pm $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-102AorSat 11/4 10:40am-12:10pm $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-102A

WORKSHOPS: PARENTS

Financial Aid, Scholarships and more: Money for College It’s time to figure out what your child’s education will really cost you down the road . Unfortunately, that’s not as simple as checking a college’s website for the “sticker price” . Just like no two colleges are alike, neither is paying for college either . Learn how to navigate through the red tape and find out how fi-nancial aid, scholarships and grants can be a major factor in deciding where your child can go to school . Private and public colleges financial sources will be discussed . Nicole Johnson

Sat 9/23 9:00-10:30am FREEDVC Pleasant Hill - Library ForumorSat 11/4 9:00-10:30am FREEDVC Pleasant Hill - Library Forum

FREE!

FREE! First-Generation College Students“First-generation college students” are college-bound students who are the first in their families to go to college . Did you know that nearly one-third of stu-dents entering college in the U .S . are first-generation? First-generation students come from families of all socio-economic backgrounds, ethnicities, race, etc . This workshop will cover: how to navigate the college selection process, college vs . high school culture, how the family and college student can effectively transi-tion into college life, avoiding feelings of guilt, finding support at college, strengthening support from home, strategies for staying on track (find a mentor), and more . There are social, cultural and emotional aspects that will be addressed and discussed in this interactive workshop . Jackie Lorenz

Sat 9/23 10:40am-12:10pm FREEDVC Pleasant Hill - Library ForumorSat 11/4 10:40am-12:10pm FREEDVC Pleasant Hill - Library Forum

WORKSHOPS: OPEN TO ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

How to Take Notes & Practice Strong Study SkillsIn this workshop, you will get to know yourself as learn-ers by discussing learning modalities and having them take the Barsch Learning Style Survey (a quick survey that will assess your learning style based on your an-swers) . You will be shown different note-taking strat-egies and choosing the strategies that best compli-ments your learning style… and then knowing how to best study in intervals will be emphasized . Julia Castro


Leadership Now!Led by retired Chief of Police for the Alameda Police Department and current DVC faculty, Michael Noon-an, this course will prepare students for leadership roles in high school, college, future professions and in their community . Leadership is not just a natural ability . It can be learned and honed . This workshop will cover different leadership styles, finding out what type of leader you are, how to demonstrate leadership in high school in preparation for college and more! Michael Noonan




Public Speaking for Teens: Steps to Creating an Effective Public Speech for ClassThis workshop is designed to develop speaking and leadership skills for teens . This informal course fo-cuses on teaching students communication skills and helps them learn to overcome nervousness when speaking in front of groups . They also learn to listen carefully to the ideas of other students and offer helpful advice . The hard skills like math and science are often stressed at school but it is these soft skills like speech that help develop great communicators that become leaders . Becky Opsata

Sat 9/23 10:40am-12:10pm $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-142 orSat 11/4 10:40am-12:10pm $20DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-142

ONLINE

SAT/ACT PrepTHIS IS AN ONLINE COURSE Making the decision to attend college is probably one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make, and your performance on college entrance exams is instrumental in determin-ing your college choice . Universities and colleges throughout the U .S . require applicants to take the SAT or ACT as part of their evaluation package . This course will prepare you for both tests . Both the ACT and the SAT contain verbal and math question types . SAT/ACT Preparation Part I will give you all the infor-mation you need to do well on the verbal questions of the ACT and the new SAT . The ACT verbal sections are called the Reading Test, the English Test, and the Science Test . The Reading Test and the English Test as-sess your knowledge of English usage, grammar, and reading comprehension . This course will provide you with a grammar and usage review specifically geared to the rules that you’ll be tested on in the ACT . You’ll also learn how to maximize your time on reading com-prehension passages and the passages in the science test . FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER

visit www.ed2go.com/dvc $99

Unleash Your Writer’s Voice: A Creative Writing WorkshopThis Creative Writing Workshop is a fiction course for high school students interested in harnessing, devel-oping and sharing their creative writing skills in a sup-portive and imaginative environment . We will read and discuss pieces of short fiction and poetry, perform a number of fun writing exercises and – most important-ly – create our own works of fiction, poetry and spoken word . Harnessing and honing our voices in short fiction can be a lengthy and daunting task . We know what we want to say, but how can we develop our voice to best articulate the depth and breadth of our writing? In this course, we will take inspiration from the best voices in fiction, merging the close examination of literature with creative writing in order to inform and inspire our own authorship . Specific attention will be given to round-table discussions of not only the featured texts, but of our own short fiction which will be workshopped and read aloud, culminating in submission-ready drafts . In-structor: Katie M . Zeigler’s award-winning short stories and nonfiction essays have appeared in A Clean Well-Lighted Place, Fish Anthology and Stanford Magazine . She has also shared her fiction as a featured writer at the Peninsula Literary Society and Why There Are Words . Zeigler graduated from Stanford University with a BA and MA in English Literature and completed coursework at Oxford University . She is a writing pro-fessor at Diablo Valley College and Literary Consultant to Town Hall Theatre . Kate Zeigler

Sat 10/21 9:30am-3:00pm $85DVC Pleasant Hill - Community Conference Center

DVC Art Gallery

Did you know DVC Pleasant Hill has an Art Gallery that regularly holds exhibits and opening receptions that are open to the community? Join our email list for the latest Art Gallery events with DVC Community Education, [email protected].

Please visit their web page at www.dvc.edu/events/artgallery for the latest information on hours.


CULINARY ADVENTURES

The Tapas Cuisine: A Way of Life with Chef Cabezas of Teleferic BarcelonaIn this unique demo event, join Chef Oscar Cabezas, of Teleferic Barcelona in Walnut Creek, on a tapas tasting journey . Chef Cabezas will answer common questions about tapas food culture and Spanish gas-tronomy . What are tapas? How does Spanish culture operate in their understanding of gastronomy? When is tapas consumed and which are the most popular? What is gastronomy and why is it important in Mediter-ranean culture? In addition to tasting Chef Cabezas’s creations, attendees will have an opportunity to ask questions of their own . Oscar CabezasSat 10/7 10:00am-1:00pm $25DVC Pleasant Hill - HSF Demo Kitchen, 1st floor

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ExecutiveChefofTelefericinWalnutCreek,OscarCabezas,willtakeyouonafunlearningandtastingjourneythroughanimportantpartofSpanishcuisine,historyandculture.Lotsoftastingsincluded!ThisuniqueclasswillbeheldinDVC’sdemokitchen/classroom.Saturday,Oct.7th,10a.m.–1p.m.Cost:$25/person

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JoinExecutiveChefCabezasinthisfun,interactive,tastinglecture.Registertoday!www.dvc.edu/communityed(925)969-4600

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EMERITUS FALL 2017

ART & MUSIC

American Music ComposersAmerican composers are an eclectic mix of song writ-ers, jazz, jazz-classical, Broadway Musicals, operas, Movie Musicals, often with new modern harmonies and modern styles, introduced by Arnold Schoenberg mixed with Classical, Romantic, and jazz elements . Kern, Ber-lin, Gershwin, Porter, Rogers, Hamlisch, Herman, Stein, Weill, Sondheim, Rome, Lowe, Loesser, Kander and many more . The American genre had classical com-posers such as Bernstein, Ives, Copland, Glass, and others . Irwin Tallarico

Thu 11/30 10:00am-12:00pm $16Rossmoor -1001 Golden Rain Road, Walnut CreekCreekside Clubhouse Fairway Room

BeethovenWe will discuss his life and his inheritance from Mozart and Haydn and his daring changes from strict Classi-cal form to new forms which allowed for the Romantic period to flourish . . His muscular melodies and daring harmonies turned the classical world upside down . Let’s see and hear from his piano compositions, sym-phonies, chamber music . One important invention after another allowed him to rush forward-the metronome, invention of a better piano, pistons on brass instru-ments, and the enlargement of the string and percus-sion sections . Irwin Tallarico

Thu 11/2 10:00am-12:00pm $16Rossmoor -1001 Golden Rain Road, Walnut CreekGateway Clubhouse - Multipurpose Rooms 1 and 2

Classical Music of Spain and Latin AmericaClassical music of Spain and Latin America draws from many sources that reflect Moorish influences in the Iberian Peninsula, and folk, jazz, and popular idi-oms in Latin America . This course examines the highly engaging and wide-ranging musical styles that have captivated music-lovers for many centuries . Com-posers include Pablo Sarasate, Isaaz Albeniz, Enrique Granados, Astor Piazzolla, Manuel de Falla, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Joaquin Rodrigo, to name but a few . Classes are illustrated by ample recorded examples . 4 classes . Instructor: Steven LoweTue 10/3-10/24 1:00-3:00pm $64Rossmoor -1001 Golden Rain Road, Walnut CreekCreekside Club Room

Eat, Play, Paint: Afternoon Painting PartyAutumn Riches Theme - Enjoy an afternoon of art, wine and painting! Led by award-winning artist Maren Sampson, you will follow step-by-step lessons to cre-ate this autumn-inspired watercolor of falling leaves embellished with glit and glitter . Maren SampsonTue 9/26 4:00-7:00pm $35Rossmoor -1001 Golden Rain Road, Walnut CreekLocation: TBA

Sunday,OCT292:30—5:45PM$20/adult(lotsoffreeparking)

DVCPerformingArtsCenterTicketsonsalenow!

Onlinewww.dvc.edu/communityedBycheck,payableto“DVC”

Mailto:DVCCommunityEducation321GolfClubRd.,PleasantHill,CA94523

Exclusive Emeritus VIP access! Enjoythisshow,thenparticipateinaQ&A

post-showwiththecastandcrew,alongwithabehind-the-scenestour.

Sunday,October29th


EMERITUS FALL 2017

The Falling Leaves of Red and Gold: Back to the Basics: WatercolorSpend four of the five sessions in this class focused on the most important components of a successful watercolor painting: day 1: drawing, planning ahead, and design; day 2: controlling your wet-into-wet; day 3: color theory and glazing; day 4: experimentation with resists and variety effects . The fifth class will be a recap and the finalization of a finished paint-ing depicting luminous autumn trees and falling leaves . Learn how the famous “glow” of watercolor is achieved . Study the structure and foliage of liquid gold and red maple trees . Discover the amazingly intricate details that appear in leaves as fall pro-gresses . Easy to follow step-by-step lessons are fun and satisfying, and will facilitate your skill and com-prehension . Beginner to advanced . Materials will be provided or bring your own . Optional: leaves, a branch, a favorite photo of deciduous trees or leaves, a small frame . Maren Sampson

Tue 10/17-11/14 10:00am-12:00pm $80Rossmoor -1001 Golden Rain Road, Walnut CreekLocation: TBA

DAY TRIPS

Geology Hike at Sibley Volcanic Regional PreserveThis 4 to 5 mile hike on the Round Top and Volcanic Trails will explore the ancient remains of a volcano that erupted 10 million years ago along the Wildcat Fault . Along the trail we will see basalt lava flows, columnar jointing, and baked zones in the Moraga Formation and sedimentary rocks and fossil soils in the Orinda Formation . The trail is relatively flat, but is rocky and uneven in places . John Karachewski

Sat 10/28 9:00am-2:00pm $25Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve6701 Skyline Blvd Oakland, CA 94611

John Muir House John Muir was many things, inventor, immigrant, bota-nist, glaciologist, writer, co-founder of the Sierra Club, fruit rancher . But it was his love of nature, and the preservation of it, that we can thank him for today . Tour Muir’s family home including personal belongings, pho-tographs, and specimens . A film will be showed and the tour will follow . Bring a lunch bag if you would like to enjoy lunch at the backyard of John Muir’s House .

Mon 12/11 10:00am-12:00pm $10John Muir House4202 Alhambra Ave. Martinez CA 94553

Model Railroad Society This model railroad has standard gauge, narrow, gauge, and interurban (overhead electric) freight and trolley lines on one of the most mountainous and largest ex-clusively HO scale lines in the United States . Visit this permanent 54 x 32 foot layout with over 4,300 feet of hand laid track on 175,000 individual ties with more than 340 turnouts all enclosed in a building specially designated and constructed by the club members . This is a real treat for everyone and children of all ages .

Wed 11/8 1:00-3:00pm $10Model Railroad Society - 2751 Buena Vista Ave. Walnut Creek CA 94597

Mt. View Cemetery Tour Take a walking tour through one of our most historic cemeteries dating back to the Civil War . You will find several governors, U .S . senators, a chocolate king, celebrated architects, educators , business moguls, and other early “movers and shakers” who set Cali-fornia on its path to greatness .

Sat 10/14 10:00am-12:00pm FREEMt. View Cemetery - 5000 Piedmont Ave. Oakland CA 94611

Tour the Concord Galindo HouseThis home was built in 1856 for Don Francisco Galindo and his wife, Maria Dolores Manuela (Pacheco) Galin-do, Don Salvio’s second daughter . At that time, it was one of the few Victorian ranch houses in the county . As their oldest son, Juan “John” Galindo and his bride Marina “Sarah” (Amador) Galindo took up residence between 1875 and 1880, the original six-room house was expanded to ten rooms . After Juan and Marina’s eldest child Frederick, and Catherine (Hittman) Galindo were married in 1907, title was transferred to this next generation . Following Mrs . Catherine Galindo’s death in 1966, the home was maintained by her children . After the death of Ms . Ruth Galindo in 1999, the home became the property of the City of Concord . In 2010 ownership was transferred to the Concord Histori-cal Society . The Galindo Home has been completely restored by the Concord Historical Society and now serves as the Society’s museum .

Wed 10/18 10:00am-12:00pm $16Galindo Home and Gardens - 1721 Amador Ave. Concord, CA 94520


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GARDENING

Growing HerbsGrowing, caring for, and propagating culinary, orna-mental, and herbs for tea . Participants will propagate an herb or herbs to take home . Herbs will also be available for participants to sample and take home with them . Karen TalbotFri 9/15 12:00-2:00pm $16DVC Pleasant Hill - Horticultural Area Garden Adaptive Horticulture Nursery, Class

HEALTH AND FITNESS

Tai Chi: Moving MeditationShaolin wellness is known to clear the mind, increase balance and concentration, and to improve the quality of all essential functions - like sleep, digestion and breathing . This system of “meditation through mo-tion” can be performed whether walking, standing or sitting, so that you are always mindful of being relaxed in body and mind . Xing Su

Tue 10/10-11/14 10:00-11:30am $72JFK University 100 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill (ask for room at front desk)orTue 11/21-12/19 10:00-11:30am $65JFK University 100 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill (ask for room at front desk)

HISTORY

Europe 1789-1848Europe 1789-1848- This class continues our study of Western Civilization and covers the time from the French Revolution followed by Napoleon and his wars, and ends with the Revolutions of 1848 . We will discuss the Congress of Vienna which was the attempt of the nations of Europe to settle the problems from the Napo-leonic wars and provide a stable society of Europe . Our question is how successful was the Congress of Vienna in meeting its goals? What effect did nationalism have on European nations? Which nations were winners and which losers of the Revolutions of 1848? Gay Joyce

Wed 9/20-10/25 1:00-3:00pm $72JFK University 100 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill (ask for room at front desk)

Film Hereos and Movie Icons: From Central Character to MarginalityWith the exploration of such films as “Triumph of the Will”, “The Magnificent Amberson”, “Cinema Para-diso” and “Wild Strawberries”, we consider three he-roic prototypes: the epic and the naturalized hero, as contrasted to central characters whose heroic stature results from a recovery of their subjective life experi-ences . Can this be paradigm for our own life experi-ence? Harry Izmirlian

Thu 10/5-10/26 1:00-3:00pm $64DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-102A

Hamilton’s and Jefferson’s America with Joe AdlerWearing a costume of the 1700’s, Joe Adler will play his guitar & other instruments and sing songs as he brings to life the years between 1760 and 1805 . The election of Thomas Jefferson was one cause of Alex-ander Hamilton being shot to death . We’ve heard in our schooling names like Hamilton, Jefferson, Ben Franklin, and Tom Paine; and documents like the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution - Bill of Rights . Less discussed were Crispus Attucks, Benjamin Banneker, Phyllis Wheatley, Cornplanter and the Iroquois Confederation . Black troops fought in the American Revolution as did Indian tribes like the Tus-caroras and the Oneidas . Joe Adler

Tue 11/14 1:00-2:30pm $10Rossmoor -1001 Golden Rain Road, Walnut CreekHillside Clubhouse - Vista Room

Three Who Made a Revolution: Lenin, Trotsky, StalinThe year 1917 is historically significant as it represents the hundredth anniversary of the Russian Revolution leading ultimately to the overthrow of Tsarist Russia and the emergence of communism and the Soviet Em-pire . The radical phase of the Russian Revolution which brought the Bolsheviks to power was the result of the energy and persistence of three incredible revolutionar-ies: Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin . This class seeks to ex-plore how the personality of each, and their perspective backgrounds became critical to the Bolshevik success . Each carried simultaneously within themselves shad-ows of the past which would lead to an even more horrific controlling society than that of the Tsars . Their archetypes, though distinctive, were complementary: Lenin, the Philosopher; Trotsky, the Fiery Heart; Sta-lin, the Iron Fist . Come and let’s explore what drove them: their motives, their ethnicity, their secularism, their cultural context and their idealism . By doing so we can acquire a better understanding of the psychology/sociology of revolution critical to understanding what’s happening today in our own world as democratic values come under attack . Arthur Scott

Fri 10/6 10:00am-12:00pm $16DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-102A

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EMERITUS FALL 2017

Women Spies of World War IIThe unknown, unheralded important fighters in World War II were women spies who provided quick informa-tion about Nazi movements, the number of soldiers in any province, munition, trucks and planes . They were just housewives who didn’t know how to shoot a gun, much less jump out of an airplane over Vichy France to hook up with the French Underground fighters and, in some cases, become their leaders . They went into the cities to drink beer with the officers and keep their ears sharp and their eyes open to all possible informa-tion . One blond-haired, blue-eyed 17 year old French girl, the epitome of the perfect Arian, was Jewish and a superb spy . Irwin Tallarico

Thu 11/9-11/16 10:00am-12:00pm $32Rossmoor -1001 Golden Rain Road, Walnut CreekCreekside Clubhouse Fairway Room

MEET THE AUTHORS

Out of Uganda in 90 DaysOnce or twice a year, Emeritus will host a “Meet the Authors” event with local authors . Book-signing may be part of the event with brief Q&A . Local author, and Clayton resident, Urmila Patel, came to the US with her family to escape the genocide of Dictator Edi Amin . Ms . Patel will share her harrowing journey of survival and freedom . This talk will be based on Ms . Patel’s book, Out of Uganda in 90 Days . Urmila Patel

Wed 10/11 1:00-3:00pm $16DVC Pleasant Hill - Community Conference Center

PHILOSOPHY AND POLITICS

Dizziness of Trump WorldThe Trump 2016 election has thrown America into po-litical dizziness, heightened by the cultural divide, it has created a new normal in which half or no-truths become the modus operandi of the White House . Com-pounding the problem is that the dominant party, rather than calling the executive to task for his hyperboles, ac-tually enables his “misdemeanors and crimes” to con-tinue . Come and let’s take a closer look at who is Trump: family background, real estate adventurer, as well as the key experiences, influences and events that have molded him . Likewise, let us put Trump within a cul-tural/historical context in which the party system is in gridlock, and many traditional Americans feel that their world is fast disappearing, and saw in Trump’s primary histrionics their salvation . We will conclude “Dizziness” by asking the question where goes America, what does a Trump presidency say about the current/future health of the United States, and how can America recover the enduring values of unity and compromise epitomized by the Founding Fathers . Arthur Scott

Fri 10/27 10:00am-12:00pm $16DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-102A

Pragmatism: A Philosophical DispositionTypically associated with the American philosopher William James, Pragmatism has roots in European and, even more important, in the American colonial challenges of surviving on the frontier of the “New World” . What matters in such environments is not cerebral criterion of “truth” - what matters is what works . Pragmatism asserts that the human mind cannot attain to a final Truth in regard to reality; our theories - whether scientific, religious, or political - are one and all provisional, and we can assess them by the effects they have on our lives . The course will address the history and contemporary relevance of Pragmatist claims . Bill Garrett

Fri 9/1-10/13 1:30-3:30pm $72 (no class on Fri 9/22)DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-102A

Thinking through MulticulturalismWe live in days of dissention . An intolerance for diver-sity has been loudly asserted - and from several bases . There are conservatives who deny climate change and evolution, who are resistant to immigration and global-ization . There are liberals who forcibly shut down any dissent from their strict principles . There are scriptural liberalists who want their religious values translated into public policy . Amidst this cacophony of certainties, how are we to proceed? Are we to be intimidated into accept-ing the premise that criticism of cultural practices is a species of bigotry? The course will consider a variety of alternatives . Bill Garrett

Fri 10/20-12/8 1:30-3:30pm $72 (no class Fri 11/10 & 11/24)DVC Pleasant Hill - Library, Room L-102B

When She Was GodWhy is the re-emergence of the Divine Feminine/God-dess in our times so important? And what are the in-spirations and empowering messages we can draw from her? The Goddess is known by innumerable names and symbol-rich manifestations across cul-tures . Throughout the ages she has been honored and worshipped as the Virgin Mary, Isis, Demeter, Ishtar, Kali, Oshun, Athena, Lakshmi, Kuan Yin, Pele and White Buffalo Calf Woman to mention just a few . . .Come and join us on this journey into the heart of the oldest of the wisdom traditions - both women and men are wel-come! Isabella Price

Mon 11/6-11/13 1:00-3:00pm $32JFK University 100 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill (ask for room at front desk)

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SCIENCE

Great Women in ScienceFrom Hypatia in 5 A .D . to Rosalind Franklin in the 20th century women have done pioneering work in science and engineering . This lecture discusses the contributions of pioneers in various scientifi c disci-plines . Camille Minichino

Sat 11/4 11:00am-1:00pm $16JFK University 100 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill (ask for room at front desk)

Science, Technology, and Cultural ChangeThis class will focus on how different eras have re-sponded to revolutions in science and technology, and the issues that force us to rethink our ideas about life and death . Topics range from how the universe began, to stem cell research; from how the universe might end, to cloning, nuclear energy, and artifi cial intelligence . Camille Minichino

Fri 10/13 12:00-3:00pm $16JFK University 100 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill (ask for room at front desk)

The Enneagram: A Powerful Tool for Understanding Human BehaviorDr . Van Zino brings her years of experience as a Pri-mary Care Physician together with her in-depth study of the Enneagram, an ancient map blended with mod-ern psychology, to bring you a powerful tool for under-standing and predicting patterns of human behavior . This rich material will help you understand your own personality as well as the personality of others . You will gain new insights into the dynamics of relationships in your life - both personally and professionally, as well as your own well being and health . This rich learning can be life changing . Karen Van Zino

Mon 10/9-10/30 1:00-3:00pm $64JFK University 100 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill (ask for room at front desk)

TRAVELOGUES

Costa Rica TravelogueJohn Stallwitz traveled to Costa Rica in December 2013 and spent 12 days on a package tour . Great pic-tures of native wildlife, scenary and tour of the coun-try . John Stallwitz

Tue 12/5 1:00-3:00pm $10Rossmoor -1001 Golden Rain Road, Walnut CreekLocation: TBA

WRITING

Creative Writing WorkshopAre you stuck in your writing project? Have an idea and not know how to put it on paper? Half-way through and against the wall? This workshop is de-signed to move you to the next step in your writing . Topics include the craft of writing and techniques for producing publishable fi ction, memoirs, and other nonfi ction . The format will include lecture, exercises, and critique . Camille Minichino

Sat 10/21 11:00am-4:00pm $40JFK University 100 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill (ask for room at front desk)

Fall 2017 Day Trips

Mt View CemeterySaturday October 1410am-12pm • Free

5000 Piedmont Avenue Oakland CA 94611

Tour the Concord Galindo HouseWednesdat October 1810am-12pm • $16

1721 Amador AvenueConcord CA 94520

Model Railroad SocietyWednesday November 8

1-3pm • $10

2751 Buena Vista AvenueWalnut Creek CA 94597

John Muir HouseMonday December 1110am-12pm • $10

4202 Alhambra Avenue Martinez CA 94553

Register Today!Online: www .dvc/communityed

By phone: 925-969-4600

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HOW TO REGISTER FOR COMMUNITY ED CLASSES

There are three ways to register

1 . Online with a credit card* at: www .dvc .edu/communityed2 . By phone at (925) 969-4600 with a credit card* 3 . By mail with a credit card* or check payment (made out to DVC Community Education), mailed to:

DVC Community Education, 321 Golf Club Road ., Pleasant Hill, CA, 94523 . Registration form can be downloaded on our web site at www .dvc .edu/communityed .

PLEASE NOTE: Walk-in registrations are not permitted. Please register and pay for your classes prior to attending a class.

*There is a 2 .5% convenience fee for credit card registrations .

Community EducationDiablo Valley CollegeSan Ramon Campus

1690 Watermill Rd, San Ramon(925) 866-1822Parking is Free

Rossmoor1001 Golden Rain Road, Walnut Creek

(925) 988-7700Parking is Free

ROSSMOOR Walnut Creek

John F. Kennedy University100 Ellinwood Way, Pleasant Hill

(925) 969-3300Parking is Free

This program is not affiliated with or endorsed by with John F. Kennedy University, 100 Ellinwood Way, Pleasant Hill, CA, 94523

Diablo Valley CollegePleasant Hill Campus

321 Golf Club Rd, Pleasant Hill(925) 685-1230

Free guest parking permits will be emailed to students

Refunds & Cancellation Policies – Students who wish to drop a class, must do so no less than 7 days prior to the start date of class or they will not receive a refund . Credit card refunds are processed through the online registration system within 7-10 business days . Refunds via check are processed by the Dis-trict Office and take approximately 2-3 weeks until mailed . If a class is canceled by DVC Community Ed-ucation at any time, students will receive a full refund for course fees paid, minus 2 .5% convenience fee for credit card payments .

Age Requirements – All Community Education class-es are open to adults 18 years of age or older, unless stated otherwise .

Disability Accommodations – Diablo Valley College is ADA compliant . If you have special needs, please con-tact the Community Education Office at (925) 969-4600 .

Parking – Parking permits are only required at the DVC Pleasant Hill Campus (Monday – Friday until 5

p .m . After 5 p .m . no permit is required . No permit is required on Saturdays and Sundays . Please check your email for your parking permit approximately one week before class begins . Display the permit in your windshield while on campus .

Fees – We are a fee-based program and do not re-ceive funding assistance from Diablo Valley College . Fees for all Community Education classes go towards program costs and development of new programs .

Emeritus Lifetime Members – We are still honor-ing current memberships and you will still receive a 2% discount for each time you register and pay for classes .

Schedule – All published dates, times, locations, instructors, fees, titles and descriptions are subject to change at any time . Any changes after class/event details have been published in all of our print materials, will be updated on our web site . Please make note of any changes .

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DVC Faculty Lecture Series

Led by Political Science DVC faculty, Albert Ponce Ph.D.

(pictured), this discussion will cover the history of race and

citizenship in the United States. By placing emphasis on the

continuityoflawmaking,wewillreviewcurrentpolicyguidedby

a distinct form of American nationalism. Democracy and

equality exclusion remains a constitutive fact in our society.

Howcanwereconcilethisinherentcontradiction?Whatimpact

does our shared story of America have in our contemporary

society?Wewillleadanecessaryconversationabouthowrace,

lawandviolence,or racial violencehasbeenandcontinues to

bean integral facetofAmerican lawandsociety. Forages18

andover.

Thursday,October26,6–7:30p.m.,$15DVCPleasantHillCampus,CommunityConferenceCenter(freeparkingpassincluded&lightrefreshmentsprovided)

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