TION - districtgov.org › departments › Recreation... · DISCOVER SCUBA - Nancy Davenport This experience is a great way to fulfill a lifetime dream or decide if you want to become

SPRING/SUMMER

COURSECATALOGAPRIL - SEPTEMBER 2019

Registration Start DatesResidents | February 22nd | 8:30am General Public | March 4th | 8:30am

© 2019 Villages Center Community Development District. All Rights Reserved.

By Mail: 984 Old Mill Run | The Villages

In Person: Regional Recreation Centers

Monday - Friday | 8:30am - 4:00pm

Go to www.DistrictGov.orgClick on DepartmentsClick on RecreationClick on The Enrichment Academy Logo (on the right hand side)View the course catalog and register for classes online!

ONLINE REGISTRATION

2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Our Story, Mission, Purpose, & Vision �� 3

6 Key Factors of Community Education for Students �� 3

FAQ’s �� 4

Aquatics �� 5

Art �� 5 - 8

Crafts �� 9

Culinary �� 9

Dance �� 10 - 11

Genealogy �� 11

Health & Wellness �� 12

History �� 13-16

Hobby �� 16

Language �� 16-18

Literature �� 18-19

Music �� 19-20

Philosophy & Psychology �� 20-22

Science �� 22

Sports �� 22-23

Technology �� 23-25

Travel �� 25

Writing �� 25

Registration Information �� 28-29

3

6 KEY FACTORS OF COMMUNITY EDUCATION FOR STUDENTSThe Enrichment Academy team welcomes you to a world of fun, friendships and learning! Our team of recreation staff is here to help you explore the variety of services and facilities we offer to enhance your active lifestyle in Florida’s Friendliest Hometown®.

• Students are self-directed. (They know what they want to learn.)

• They are learners who utilize their own knowledge and experience in the classroom.

• They are goal-oriented.

• They look at the relevancy of each class topic. (They align the relevancy with their own personal objectives.)

• They are practical. (They interject real life situations in the classroom.)

• They encourage collaboration in the group. (They appreciate the opportunity to share their real life situations, their goals and their personal objectives.)

NEVER STOP LEARNING, KEEP ON GROWING!

OUR STORYIn April of 2017, The Village Center Community Development Districts Board

directed The Villages Community Development Districts Recreation and ParksDepartment to establish a NEW division of lifestyle services that focuses oncommunity education and enrichment� The new division, The Enrichment

Academy, provides and operates a variety of fee based extra-curriculum coursesthat enhance and expand learning opportunities for residents and general public�Course curriculum complements the existing resident-led lifestyle and recreation

services offered in the recreation facilities, providing even more choices to fulfillour residents’ passion for learning�

OUR MISSION“Committed in helping stimulate and empower participants to learn new skills

and become fulfilled in learning through knowledge, mastery, and growth.”

OUR PURPOSE“To provide and preserve community enrichment and the active lifestyle in

The Villages® community, Florida’s Friendliest Hometown®.”

OUR VISION“To create a dynamic personal enrichment culture that meets individual

participants’ needs, while being a cornerstone for learning.”

4 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

FAQ’SHow will I register? Registration in person, online at www.TheDistrictGov.org or by mail.

Is there a fee to take a course?Yes. There will be a charge for courses, so we may pay our instructors and program operations.

Who may attend The Enrichment Academy?Residents and general public, 30 years or older, may register for our courses and programs.

Where will courses be held? All Enrichment Academy courses will be held at designated Recreation locations, or other approved locations.

How may I contact and learn more about the Instructors?To assist participants in gaining detailed course information and learn more about our Instructors, please visit the website and click on Instructor Contact Information. www.DistrictGov.org, go to Departments - Recreation, click on The Enrichment Academy logo (on the right hand side.)

How do I become considered as an Instructor?Course Instructors provide leadership as an adjunct instructor to teach a course that fulfills an educational, social, recreational, emotional or physical need to participants of The Enrichment Academy. All prospective course instructors are required to complete a Course Instructor application available on our website www.DistrictGov.org or at any Regional Recreation Center. Course Instructor applications are accepted year round and reviewed bi-annually.

How do I become considered as a Speaker?Speakers are invited to present and educate a crowd on leading-edge research, historical events, innovative techniques, emerging trends, or real-life experiences. All prospective speakers are required to complete a Speaker application available on our website www.DistrictGov.org or at any Regional Recreation Center. Speaker applications are accepted year round.

REGISTER TODAY!By Mail: 984 Old Mill Run | The Villages

In Person: Regional Recreation Centers Monday - Friday | 8:30am - 4:00pm

Go to www.DistrictGov.org

Click on DepartmentsClick on RecreationClick on The Enrichment Academy Logo (on the right hand side)View the course catalog and register for classes online!

ONLINE REGISTRATION

5R = Resident | G = General Public www.DistrictGov.org

AQUATICS

DISCOVER SCUBA - Nancy DavenportThis experience is a great way to fulfill a lifetime dream or decide if you want to become a certified diver...all in just four feet of water. Instructor provides all gear.

1 Day | SeaBreeze Sports Pool Fee: R$63 | G$69

AQU02116 Mon. Apr. 1 3:00pm - 3:50pm AQU02117 Mon. May 13 3:00pm - 3:50pm AQU02118 Mon. Jul. 15 3:00pm - 3:50pm AQU02119 Mon. Sep. 16 3:00pm - 3:50pm

INTRO TO SCUBA - Nancy DavenportCourse covers the classroom and pool requirements. After class, participants will be ready to schedule open water certification dives through the instructor or any PADI dive shop. Fees $100 books and gear rental. Class meets 11am-1:30pm in the SeaBreeze Clearwater Room & 3pm-4:50pm at the SeaBreeze Sports Pool.

2 Day | SeaBreeze Recreation Center Fee: R$250 | G$256

AQU03115 Mon./Wed. Apr. 8 - Apr.10 11:00am -1:30pm; 3:00-4:50pm AQU03116 Mon./Wed. May 6 - May 8 11:00am -1:30pm; 3:00-4:50pm AQU03117 Mon./Wed. Jul. 8 - Jul. 10 11:00am -1:30pm; 3:00-4:50pm AQU03118 Mon./Wed. Sep. 9 - Sep. 11 11:00am -1:30pm; 3:00-4:50pm

SNORKELING - Nancy DavenportLearn to snorkel or improve your skills with advanced techniques. Great if you are taking a cruise or teaching your grandchildren. Enjoy the underwater world of beautiful fish and coral. All equipment is provided.

1 Day | SeaBreeze Sports Pool Fee: R$63 | G$69

AQU01116 Mon. Apr. 1 4:00pm - 4:50pm AQU01117 Mon. May 13 4:00pm - 4:50pm AQU01118 Mon. Jul. 15 4:00pm - 4:50pm AQU01119 Mon. Sep. 16 4:00pm - 4:50pm

AQUA BALLROOM - Susan & Mark O’BrienLearn the art of social dancing while you get your exercise and protect your joints, while having fun in the water. No partner necessary.

8 Weeks | Rohan Sports Pool Fee: R$50 | G$56

AQU06103 Mon./Wed. Apr. 15 - May 8 9:00am - 9:50am AQU06104 Mon./Wed. Aug. 12 - Sep 4 9:00am - 9:50am

ADULT BEGINNING - Don SheppardFor those who have fear of the water or can swim a little. The course will help participants overcome fear of the water and develop basic swim skills (freestyle/crawl).

6 Day | Spanish Moss Sports Pool Fee: R$55 | G$61

AQU04122 Mon./Thu. Apr. 1 - Apr. 18 9:00am - 9:35am AQU04123 Mon./Thu. May 6 - May 23 9:00am - 9:35am AQU04124 Mon./Thu. Jun. 10 - Jun. 27 9:00am - 9:35am AQU04125 Mon./Thu. Jul. 15 - Aug. 1 9:00am - 9:35am AQU04126 Mon./Thu. Aug. 19 - Sep. 9 9:00am - 9:35am (No class Sep. 2) AQU04127 Mon./Thu. Apr. 1 - Apr. 18 10:00am - 10:35am AQU04128 Mon./Thu. May 6 - May 23 10:00am - 10:35am AQU04129 Mon./Thu. Jun. 10 - Jun. 27 10:00am - 10:35am AQU04130 Mon./Thu. Jul. 15 - Aug. 1 10:00am - 10:35am AQU04131 Mon./Thu. Aug. 19 - Sep. 9 10:00am - 10:35am (No class Sep. 2)

ADULT ADVANCED BEGINNER - Don SheppardFor those who can swim but want to refine their freestyle skills to include proper form and breathing and increase endurance. As a requirement, be able to swim at least one length of the pool.

6 Day | Spanish Moss Sports Pool Fee: R$55 | G$61

AQU05116 Mon./Thu. Apr. 1 - Apr. 18 11:00am - 11:35am AQU05117 Mon./Thu. May 6 - May 23 11:00am - 11:35am AQU05118 Mon./Thu. Jun. 10 - Jun. 27 11:00am - 11:35am AQU05119 Mon./Thu. Jul. 15 - Aug. 1 11:00am - 11:35am AQU05120 Mon./Thu. Aug. 19 - Sep. 9 11:00am - 11:35am (No class Sep. 2)

[SWIM LESSONS]

ARTCHINESE CALLIGRAPHY BEGINNER: LEVEL I - Shiao PlossAn overview of the almost 4,000 year history of Chinese calligraphy and the many styles. Students will learn the basics of Chinese calligraphy. Prerequisite for Level II. Supply Fee - $26 (includes tools: brush, ink, ink-stone and rice paper) payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

5 Day | Lake Miona Recreation Center Fee: R$88 | G$94

ART39102 Wed. Jul. 10 - Aug. 7 10:00am - 11:30am

CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY: LEVEL II - Shiao PlossFocus on techniques to create Chinese drawings with brush (assumes you have previous experience and supplies.) As the lessons progress, the characters become more challenging and common phrases are formed.


ART40102 Wed. Aug. 28 - Sep. 25 10:00am - 11:30am

[CALLIGRAPHY]

COLORED PENCIL: BEGINNER 1 - Pam YoungThis basic class teaches you how to use colored pencils in order to create a realistic colored pencil painting. No art experience is required. Extra fee to instructor for special art tools $25 [$25 fee does not include the supply list items listed on receipt]

6 Day | Eisenhower Recreation Center Fee: R$100 | G$106

ART09113 Tue. Apr. 16 - May 21 1:00pm - 3:00pm

[COLORED PENCIL]

Interested in becoming an Instructor or Speaker? Visit

www.DistrictGov.org for more information.

By Mail: 984 Old Mill Run | The Villages

In Person: Regional Recreation Centers Monday - Friday | 8:30am - 4:00pm

6 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

BEGINNER ALCOHOL INKS - Teri StillwaughYou’ll be amazed at how much fun and EASY it is to create free-form abstract designs using Alcohol Inks on various surfaces such as tiles, paper, and acetate! No experience or supplies needed. $10 supply fee payable to instructor day of class. Students encouraged to bring an apron.


ART07134 Mon. Sept. 16 5:30pm - 8:30pm

FRIENDSHIP ROCKS - Teri StillwaughJoin the fun and learn how to paint on river rocks! It’s easy to create a variety of designs, to change the look of a rock into a work of art! Use the rocks as meditation rocks, friendship rocks, paperweights, or just for FUN!!! No experience or supplies needed, an apron is recommended. $10 supply fee payable to instructor day of class.


ART07135 Sun. Aug. 4 5:00pm - 8:00pm

CREATIVE POTS & PAVERS - Teri StillwaughPainting on rocks or pavers is fun, and easy to create an assortment of delightful critters, flowers, and decorative pavers. Get ready to wow your friends with these projects – they make great gifts! No experience or supplies needed, an apron is recommended. $10 supply fee payable to instructor day of class.


ART07136 Mon. May 6 5:30pm - 8:30pm

COLORED PENCIL 3 - Pam YoungStudents will learn how to create under-paintings using solvent. Various textures using colored pencils will be taught. [Prerequisite- Colored Pencil 2]


ART18102 Wed. Apr. 3 - May 8 1:00pm - 3:00pm

COLORED PENCIL 2 - Pam YoungStudents will learn how to create shadows, burnish techniques, how to use Verithins, a colorless blender and how to create a dusted background. [Prerequisite- Colored Pencil 1]


ART17106 Wed. May 29 - July 3 1:00pm - 3:00pm

COLORED PENCIL: LANDSCAPES - Pam YoungStudents will create two paintings using colored pencils: a tropical beach and a mountain lake. [Prerequisite Colored Pencil experience required]6 Day | Eisenhower Recreation Center Fee: R$100 | G$106

ART42102 Wed. Aug. 21 - Sep. 25 1:00pm - 3:00pm

[MIXED MEDIA PAINTING ADVENTURES!]

[PAINTING: ACRYLIC]

ACRYLIC FOR BEGINNERS - Lan AugustusStudents will be able to complete an 11x14 acrylic painting by applying basic painting techniques. Students will also learn to hold a brush properly and select color to create depth, perspective, and interest in their paintings. There is a $35.00 material fee payable to instructor the first day of class. Instructor will email supply list.

2 Day | Colony Cottage Recreation Center Fee: R$80 | G$86

ART11113 [Landscape] Fri. Apr. 12 - Apr. 19 1:00pm - 5:30pm ART11114 [Seascape] Fri. May 17 - May 24 1:00pm - 5:30pm ART11116 [Floral] Fri. Aug. 9 - Aug. 16 1:00pm - 5:30pm

GOLD LEAF ON CANVAS - ArrachmeExplore painting with the gold leaf, sliver or copper on Canvas and acrylics scenery. Finish a unique painting. No experience required. Supplies required. Contact instructor Arrachme at 828-230-6613.


ART58101 Tue. Sep. 24 12:00pm - 4:30pm

ABSTRACT PAINTING - Lan AugustusThis class is designed for anybody who wants to explore abstract painting. Step-by-Step, Lan will show you how to use the visual language of shape, form, color and line to create a cubism painting “The Artist”. There is a $40.00 material fee payable to instructor the first day of class. Instructor will email supply list.


ART55101 Fri. Sep. 13 - Sep.27 1:00pm - 4:00pm

PALETTE KNIFE PAINTING - ArrachmeUse a palette knife, brushes and acrylic paint to create and finish a peaceful reflecting water scene painting. Supplies required. Contact instructor Arrachme at 828-230-6613.


ART57101 Tue. May 7 12:00pm - 4:30pm

A BEACH WATER VISIT - ArrachmeBeach, water, and sky acrylic painting. Students will learn to leave strong brush strokes and vivid color in their painting. No previous experience needed. Supplies required. Contact instructor Arrachme at 828-230-6613.


ART56101 Tue. Apr. 16 12:00pm - 4:30pm

THE DRAWING TOOLBOX - Frank ZampardiInside “The Drawing Toolbox” you’ll find every tool needed to elevate your drawing skills from beginners to advanced students. From fundamentals to fine details, the hands-on instructions you’ll receive will immediately strengthen the skills of your chosen pencil medium. Students must contact the instructor for materials needed. [email protected].

7 Day | Bradenton Recreation Center Fee: R$88 | G$94

ART59101 Wed. Apr. 3 - May 22 10:00am - 12:00pm (No class Apr. 17)

[DRAWING]


STRESS-FREE PAINTING ON CANVAS - Teri StillwaughThese classes are fun, low-key & stress-free painting class. Classes are geared for people that want whimsical fun-art, not fine-art! No experience or supplies needed, but students are encouraged to bring an apron. $10 supply fee payable to instructor first day of class. Please contact instructor for more info: [email protected]


ART06121 [Vintage Bathing Suite] Mon. Apr. 22 1:30pm - 4:30pm ART06122 [Tropical Flamingo] Wed. Apr. 24 9:00am -12:00pm ART06124 [Surfboard on the Beach] Mon. May 27 1:30pm - 4:30pm ART06126 [Textured Sunflower] Mon. Jun. 3 1:30pm - 4:30pm ART06127 [Frogs-a-Jumpin] Mon. Jun. 10 1:30pm - 4:30pm


ART06123 [A Colorful Heart] Sun. May 5 5:00pm - 8:00pm

ART06125 [Flip Flops on the Beach] Tue. May 28 1:30pm - 4:30pm

BUTTERFLIES FOR BEGINNERS - Lan AugustusStudents will complete an 11x14 Blue Morpho Butterfly painting by applying basic acrylic painting techniques. Students will also learn to hold a brush properly and select color to create depth, perspective, and interest in their paintings. There is a $35.00 material fee payable to instructor the first day of class. Instructor will email supply list.


ART11115 Fri. Jul. 12 - Jul. 19 1:00pm - 5:30pm

[PAINTING: OIL]OIL (OR ACRYLIC) PAINTING FOR THE TERRIFIED! - Pat FordA course for students having basic to advanced painting knowledge wishing to grow and explore more individual development. Contact instructor Pat Ford for supply information, [email protected]


ART62101 Tue. Apr. 23 - Jun. 11 12:00pm - 2:30pm (No class May 7 & 28)

PAINTING WITH WATER MIXABLE OILS - Nancy LaMayThis class is for beginners to advance: for students wanting to learn how to paint and improve their skills. Explore how easy and it will be to paint with water mixable oil paints. Please email the instructor for supply list & additional information [email protected]


ART60101 Mon. Aug. 5 - Aug.26 8:00am - 11:00am

INTERMEDIATE LANDSCAPE - Lan AugustusIntermediate level course. Students will learn to use form, value and color to create a sunset scene painting. Students will also learn about color mixing and will discover basic composition on how to start and finish a painting by working through different layers. There is a $40.00 material fee payable to instructor the first day of class. Instructor will email supply list.


ART54101 Fri. Jun. 7 - Jun. 21 2:00pm - 5:00pm

8 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

ZENTANGLE MINDFUL DRAWING - Jacki RoseCreate, relax and have fun in a meditative environment drawing structured patterns that create beautiful images. No experience needed. $10 supply fee due at first class.

4 Day | Pimlico Recreation Center Fee: R$50 | G$56

ART45104 Tue. Apr. 2 - Apr. 23 9:00am - 10:30am ART45105 Tue. May 7 - May 28 9:00am - 10:30am

ZENTANGLE FOR FIRST-TIMERS - Jacki RoseRelax, let go, and have fun drawing structured patterns that create beautiful images. Anyone can do it. No artistic skill needed. Supply fee of $5 payable to instructor at class.


ART53101 Sun. Mar. 31 1:30pm - 3:30pm


ART53102 Sun. May 5 3:00pm - 5:00pm

ZENTANGLE STRING INTO SPRING - Jacki RoseIf you have done Zentangle before, you will love experimenting with different strings. New to Zentangle? Discover the power of mindful drawing. Supply fee of $5 is payable to the instructor at class.

1 Day | Hibiscus Recreation Center Fee: R$25 | G$31

ART52101 Sun. Apr. 7 2:30pm - 4:30pm 1 Day | Colony Cottage Recreation Center Fee: R$25 | G$31

ART52102 Sun. Jun. 2 3:00pm - 5:00pm

ZENTANGLE OPUS TILES - Jacki RoseSpend a relaxing afternoon drawing structured patterns that create beautiful images on large Fabriano Paper called Opus Tiles. Each Opus class will be different, so sign up for more than one! All levels welcome. Supply fee of $5 payable to the instructor at class.

1 Day | Rohan Recreation Center Fee: R$35 | G$41

ART50101 Sat. Mar. 23 1:30pm - 4:30pm 1 Day | Hibiscus Recreation Center Fee: R$35 | G$41

ART50102 Sun. Apr. 14 1:30pm - 4:30pm 1 Day | Colony Cottage Recreation Center Fee: R$35 | G$41

ART50103 Sun. May 19 3:00pm - 6:00pm

[ZENTANGLE]

LUSCIOUS LANDSCAPES II - Frank ZampardiThis landscape class emphasizes a loose painterly approach coupled with selected details. Topics include creating effective compositions, glazing colors, and methods for saving whites. Contact instructor for supplies at [email protected].


ART51101 Thu. Apr. 11 - May 30 9:00am - 11:30am (No class Apr. 18)

[PAINTING: WATERCOLOR]


CAKE DECORATING FOR BEGINNERS - Teri StillwaughStudents will learn the basics of cake decorating using butter-cream icing: how to level, torte, fill, frost, and decorate a round cake. This fun class is geared for anyone that has ever wanted to try or wants a refresher on basic cake decorating. Students will leave with a beautifully decorated cake, and recipes. An apron is recommended, but no experience or supplies needed. $15 supply fee payable to instructor day of class.

1 Day | Bridgeport Recreation Center Fee: R$50 | G$56

CUL06107 Sun. Apr. 14 5:00pm - 8:00pm CUL06108 Sun. Jul. 14 5:00pm - 8:00pm

COOKIES & CUPCAKE DECORATING FOR BEGINNERS - Teri Stillwaugh

Have fun learning how to decorate plain cupcakes, using butter-cream/fondant and various other decorations to transform ordinary cupcakes & cookies into beautiful, tasty works of art! Students will go home with a boxful of beautiful cupcakes & cookies! No supplies or experience required, just bring an apron. $15 supply fee payable to instructor day of class.


CUL07101 Sun. Apr. 28 1:00pm - 4:00pm CUL07102 Sun. Sep. 22 5:00pm - 8:00pm

CULINARYCRAFTS

FAST & FABULOUS HORS D’OEUVRES FOR BEGINNERS - Teri Stillwaugh

These creative bites will delight everyone during this interactive class. This is a basic beginner class, designed to take the stress and hassle out of preparing delicious Hors d’oeuvres. Recipes are not complicated or gourmet – just fun & delicious. Students will “taste” during class, and go home w/ sample tray of Hors d’oeuvres & recipes. Students encouraged to bring a beverage and apron. $20 supply fee payable to instructor day of class.


CUL03109 Sun. May 19 5:00pm - 8:00pm CUL03110 Sun. Jun. 23 5:00pm - 8:00pm CUL03111 Sun. Aug. 18 5:00pm - 8:00pm CUL03112 Sun. Sep. 8 5:00pm - 8:00pm

POLYMER CLAY: THE EASY WAY - Suzanne SvejcarCreate projects using polymer clay baked in your own home oven. The class teaches basic techniques, rolling, baking and marblizing. We will make flowers, animals, holiday orniments & forming gem-like faux stones for jewelry. Supplies needed for this class will print out on your confirmation receipt and are listed on our web site.


CRA21101 Fri. May 3 - May 24 1:30pm - 3:30pm CRA21102 Fri. Aug. 2 - Aug. 23 1:30pm - 3:30pm

JEWELRY: BEGINNING CHAIN MAILLE - Jenean BestParticipants will learn the basics of Chain Maille jewelry making: opening and closing links using jewelry pliers (included in materials fee). Participants will complete a pair of earrings and a bracelet in two weaves: Orbital and Rosette. Tools and material provided, materials fee of $40 payable to the instructor the first day of class.


CRA22101 Mon. Jul. 15 - Aug. 5 2:00pm - 3:00pm CRA22102 Mon. Aug. 19 - Sep. 16 2:00pm - 3:00pm (No class Sep. 9)

VINTAGE BROOCHES & PENDANTS - Teri StillwaughDo you remember “Shrink Art? well the “old” is new again! Students will make fashionable jewelry pieces from this old craft form. No experience or supplies needed, an apron is recommended $10 supply fee payable to instructor day of class.


CRA20101 Sun. Jul. 21 1:00pm - 4:00pm

SHRINK ART JEWELRY - Teri StillwaughDo you remember “Shrink Art? well the “old” is new again! Students will make fashionable jewelry pieces from this old craft form. No experience or supplies needed, an apron is recommended $10 supply fee payable to instructor day of class.


CRA18101 Wed. Apr. 3 9:00am - 12:00pm

FAUX METAL JEWELRY CUFF BRACELETS & PENDANTS - Teri StillwaughWOW!!! This can’t be fake metal! But yes, it is! Students will make faux metal jewelry out of plastic, cardboard and paint! It will look like expensive designer metal jewelry! No experience or supplies needed, an apron is recommended. $10 supply fee payable to instructor day of class.


CRA19101 Sun. Aug. 11 5:00pm - 8:00pm

MARGARITA/WINE GLASS & AIR PLANTS - Rondi NilesMake a miniature beach scene in an oversized margarita/wine glass using either live or realistic looking air plants. See photo at www.gardening-inspirations.com. Supplies required, contact the instructor at (352) 418-7870 for more information.

1 Day | Moyer Recreation Center Fee: R$25 | G$31

CRA17101 Sat. Apr. 6 9:00am - 12:00pm

DID YOU KNOW?The Enrichment Academy offers volunteer opportunities, providing services willingly

and without pay to help fulfill an educational, social, recreational, emotional or physical need

to participants. Volunteers help at District owned and/or designated operated facilities through

The Enrichment Academy.

Interested in becoming a volunteer of The Enrichment Academy? Visit


10 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

LINE DANCE: BASIC BEGINNER I - Darlene MillerThis class is for the individual that is new to line dancing. Learn basic steps, technique, some easy dances in a fun atmosphere.

6 Day | Allamanda Recreation Center, Gardenia Fee: R$33 | G$39

DAN31101 Mon. Apr. 8 - May 20 9:30am - 10:20am (No class May 6) DAN31102 Mon. Jun. 3 - Jul.8 9:30am - 10:20am

LINE DANCE: BASIC BEGINNER II - Darlene MillerThis class is for individuals who would like to expand their line dance knowledge and learn more new dances while having fun. Dances taught will incorporate different steps and rhythms.

6 Day | Allamanda Recreation Center Fee: R$33 | G$39

DAN32101 Mon. Apr. 8 - May 20 10:30am - 11:30am (No class May 6) DAN32102 Mon. Jun. 3 - Jul.8 10:30am - 11:30am

DANCE OF YOGA - Teri LeeThis yoga inspired dance flow is a mind body experience that focuses on graceful body movement. Participants will improve their flexibility, strength and balance as well as realizing a calming sensation of well being.

6 Day | Bacall Recreation Center Fee: R$50 | G$56

DAN01110 Thu. Apr. 4 - May 9 5:00pm - 6:00pm DAN01111 Thu. May 23 - Jun. 27 5:00pm - 6:00pm DAN01112 Thu. Aug. 1 - Sep. 5 5:00pm - 6:00pm BALLROOM: CHA CHA & RHUMBA LEVEL II

- John & Geri ConradContinuation for Basic Rhumba and Cha Cha Dancers. Learn new interchangeable step patterns designed for both Latin rhythms. Enhance lead/follow, timing and style. Instantly add more variety to these two most popular Latin dances. Partner required at sign-up.


DAN35101 Sat. Apr. 13 - May 11 12:30pm - 1:30pm

BALLROOM: FOXTROT RHYTHMS LEVEL II - John & Geri ConradEnjoy this learning experience of taking your present Fox Trot dance level to a greater dance achievement. New step patterns and dance positions. With answers to all your timing, lead/follow, and style questions. Partner required at sign-up.


DAN14103 Thu. Apr. 11 - May 9 4:00pm - 5:00pm

BALLROOM: COUNTRY COMBO LEVEL I - John & Geri ConradYou will learn lead/follow, timing and styling to combination of step patterns for Country Two Step and Country Waltz music. Fun, creative, easy way to become a good Country Dancer. Partner required at sign-up.


DAN34101 Thu. Apr. 11 - May 9 5:15pm - 6:15pm

BALLROOM: WALTZ LEVEL II - John & Geri ConradContinuation of Level I Waltz. Add new step patterns with added instruction for timing, lead/follow and artistic style to develop graceful smooth movements as you and your partner glide around the dance floor. Partner required at sign-up.


DAN36101 Sat. Apr. 13 - May 11 2:00pm - 3:00pm

BALLET: CONTINUING - Carolyn HosmanThis course is for students who have some knowledge of basic ballet positions and steps. It includes barre and floor work and is a full body workout. Steps across the floor will be revisited and new ones added.

7 Day | Fenney Recreation Center Fee: R$65 | G$71

DAN12113 Mon. Apr. 1 - May 13 3:00pm - 4:00pm DAN12114 Mon. Jun. 3 - Jul. 15 3:00pm - 4:00pm DAN12115 Mon. Aug. 5 - Sep. 23 3:00pm - 4:00pm (No class Sep. 2) 7 Day | Saddlebrook & Fenney Recreation Center Fee: R$65 | G$71

DAN12116 Fri. Apr. 4 - May 24 2:00pm - 3:00pm (No class Apr. 16) DAN12117 Fri. Jun. 7 - Jul. 19 2:00pm - 3:00pm DAN12118 Fri. Aug. 9 - Sep. 20 2:00pm - 3:00pm

BALLET: BEGINNER - Carolyn HosmanThis class is a safe and gentle way to strengthen muscles, improve flexibility and balance, build core body strength, improve posture and increase energy. The format of the class starts with exercises at the barre, then in the center for balance and control.


DAN08112 Mon. Apr. 1 - May 13 4:15pm - 5:15pm DAN08113 Mon. Jun. 3 - Jul. 15 4:15pm - 5:15pm DAN08114 Mon. Aug. 5 - Sep. 23 4:15pm - 5:15pm (No class Sep. 2) 7 Day | Saddlebrook & Fenney Recreation Center Fee: R$65 | G$71

DAN08115 Fri. Apr. 4 - May 24 3:15pm - 4:15pm (No class Apr. 16) DAN08116 Fri. Jun. 7 - Jul. 19 3:15pm - 4:15pm DAN08117 Fri. Aug. 9 - Sep. 20 3:15pm - 4:15pm

CHI DANCING - Helga MalinskyChi (Life Energy) will lift your spirit, open your heart, and activate major energy centers in your body. Chi Bliss warm-ups, Dance movements, Great Circle Meditation. Results are improved balance, strength, agility, more energy, improved mental focus.


DAN27102 Fri. May 3 - May 31 2:00pm - 3:00pm DAN27103 Fri. Jun. 14 - Jul. 12 2:00pm - 3:00pm

DANCE

[BALLET]

[BALLROOM]

[LINE DANCE]


TEXAS COUNTRY TWO STEP: BEGINNER 101 - Andrea Thorne

This dance is a great addition to your social dancing and one of the easiest to learn. Taught at a slow pace, patterns will be repeated for easy learning. Bring your boots/shoes that slide. Partner required at sign up.


DAN37101 Mon. Aug. 5 - Sep. 16 3:30pm - 4:30pm (No class Sep. 2)

COUNTRY PATTERN PARTNER BEGINNER - Lola & Bob Miller

Couples will learn the basic steps first. Participants will be taught four beginner dances. Each dance will be reviewed each week. Everyone dances in a circle, and every couple will be doing the same patterns. Partner required at sign-up.


DAN05113 Thu. Apr. 4 - May 9 6:00pm - 7:00pm DAN05114 Thu. May 16 - Jun. 20 6:00pm - 7:00pm DAN05115 Thu. Jun. 27 - Aug. 8 6:00pm - 7:00pm (No class Jul. 4) DAN05116 Thu. Aug. 15 - Sep.19 6:00pm - 7:00pm

COUNTRY PATTERN PARTNER: BEG. PLUS - Lola & Bob Miller

The dances taught in this course are a little more advanced. Participants who have taken the Beginner’s course first would continue with learning more dances. Partner required.


DAN06113 Thu. Apr. 4 - May 9 7:30pm - 8:45pm DAN06114 Thu. May 16 - Jun. 20 7:30pm - 8:45pm DAN06115 Thu. Jun. 27 - Aug. 8 7:30pm - 8:45pm (No class Jul. 4) DAN06116 Thu. Aug. 15 - Sep.19 7:30pm - 8:45pm

EAST COAST SWING: BEGINNER - Stephen BrownThis course will focus on learning basic easy to follow steps, leads and turns. Dance pace is appropriate for Villagers, and the step-by-step instruction is casual and fun. Partner required.


DAN29103 Sun. Apr. 28 - Jun. 9 3:00pm - 4:30pm DAN29104 Sun. Jun. 23 - Aug. 4 3:00pm - 4:30pm

EAST COAST SWING: BEGINNER 101 - Andrea ThorneOne of dances that is a great addition to your social dancing and one of the easiest to learn. I teach you at a slow pace. Patterns will be repeated for easy learning. No Flip Flops. - Partner required at sign up.


DAN33101 Mon. Apr. 1 - May 6 3:30pm - 4:30pm

NIGHT CLUB TWO STEP: BEGINNER 101 - Andrea ThorneThis slow dance is very easy to learn. We add some lovely moves so that both partners look good. Become the envy on the dance floor. Lead and follow instructions will be repeated for ease of learning. No flip flops - Partner required at sign up.


DAN23103 Mon. May 20 - Jun. 24 3:30pm - 4:30pm

EAST COAST SWING: INTERMEDIATE II - Stephen BrownThis course is a follow-up class to the beginner class, or for those who already know basic East Coast Swing steps/beginner turns. Students will be taught new turns with a focus on refining your moves. Partner required at sign-up.


DAN30102 Sun. Aug. 11 - Sep. 22 3:00pm - 4:30pm (No class Sep. 1)

[PARTNER]

GENEALOGYGENEALOGY ABSOLUTE BEGINNING - Jim & Terry WillardThis class is strongly recommended for all students who are new to genealogy as it provides a base for the other genealogy courses offered through this program. Students should bring a three ring binder.


GEN02111 Mon. Apr. 1 2:00pm - 4:00pm

ANCESTRY.COM SEARCHING - Jim & Terry WillardThis is a class to enhance the use of your Ancestry.com subscription. Topics include tips on navigating Ancestry.com, searching, printing, and using any records found. Students must bring their own fully charged laptop (Windows or Mac).


GEN04107 Tue. Apr. 2 - Apr. 9 2:00pm - 3:30pm

GETTING THE MOST FROM FAMILYSEARCH.ORG - Jim & Terry WillardIn this class the website Familysearch.org will be explored at length. Students will learn to use its free databases from locations in the US as well as the world. Students must bring their own fully charged laptop (Windows or Mac).


GEN05106 Tue. Apr. 16 - Apr. 23 2:00pm - 3:30pm

The Enrichment Academy is committed to helping participants acquire knowledge for

growth in mind, body, or spirit.

Have Questions? Check the FAQ’s on PAGE 4

12 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

CRYSTAL HEALING - Dr. Maryanne Horne & Dr. Carole SfekasCrystals are known for their healing properties. Each crystal has its own unique healing frequency. This crystal healing frequency balances and harmonizes spirit mind body. In this class you will learn the healing properties of crystals.


HEA18101 Mon. Apr. 22 1:00pm - 3:00pm HEA18102 Mon. May 27 8:30am - 10:30am 1 Day | SeaBreeze Recreation Center Fee: R$65 | G$71

HEA18103 Mon. Jul. 1 8:30am - 10:30am HEA18104 Mon. Aug. 5 8:30am - 10:30am HEA18105 Mon. Sep. 9 8:30am - 10:30am

ANGEL HEALING - Dr. Maryanne Horne & Dr. Carole SfekasAngels are Divine messengers to our souls. They are our best gift givers. They offer us Divine healing and assistance in every aspect of our daily lives. Our angels surround us and comfort us at all times. 1 Day | SeaBreeze Recreation Center Fee: R$65 | G$71

HEA19101 Mon. Apr. 29 8:30am - 10:30am HEA19102 Mon. Jun. 3 8:30am - 10:30am HEA19103 Mon. Jul 8 8:30am - 10:30am HEA19104 Mon. Aug. 12 8:30am - 10:30am HEA19105 Mon. Sep. 16 8:30am - 10:30am

HEALTH & WELLNESS

AGE-LESS YOGA FACE - Helga MalinskyRecent studies support that facial exercises make you look years younger. Learn isometric exercises, facial acupressure points, several face massage techniques. Yoga for eye, neck, shoulder, posture, and nourishing blood flow into the face. Bring a mirror.


HEA08104 Sat. May 4 1:00pm - 3:00pm HEA08105 Sat. Jun.1 1:00pm - 3:00pm

AGELESS GRACE - Teri LeeThis brain health program is based on the science of neuroplasticity. It’s a lively class consisting of 21 tools that are practiced to music in chairs and are designed to prevent or delay cognitive decline.

6 Day | Bacall Recreation Center Fee: R$50 | G$56

HEA01110 Mon. Apr. 1 - May 6 11:30am - 12:30pm HEA01111 Mon. Jun. 3 - Jul. 8 11:30am - 12:30pm HEA01112 Mon. Jul. 29 - Sep. 2 11:30am - 12:30pm

ART OF SELF-HEALING - Helga MalinskySession I, Practice Qi Gong exercises, therapeutic breath-work, tapping and balancing vital energy centers, and relax with a guided Reiki meditation. Session II: Mandala Art Therapy for Spiritual and Emotional Healing is about focusing, calming, and centering yourself. Supply fee $2.00 payable to the instructor the first day of class.


HEA21101 Mon. May 20 - May 27 1:00pm - 2:30pm


MEDITATION LYING DOWN - Colleen CaroneLearn a profound yet simple meditation technique practiced lying down. Experience deep relaxation from your first experience. As we release attachment to our thoughts our body and emotions can heal. Bring yoga mat, blanket, pillow.

6 Day | Manatee Recreation Center Fee: R$48 | G$54

HEA13105 Fri. Apr. 5 - May 10 11:00am - 12:00pm HEa13106 Fri. May 17 - Jun. 21 11:00am - 12:00pm HEa13107 Fri. Jun. 28 - Aug. 2 11:00am - 12:00pm HEa13108 Fri. Aug. 9 - Sep. 13 11:00am - 12:00pm

ROADMAP FOR CAREGIVERS! - Karen Cochran BeaulieuClass expectations include encouragement, enlightenment and education for those faced with the symptoms, stages and changes that come with the challenges of memory loss. Retention tools, technigues, products, communication skills, and activities will be presented. “Moments that Matter” book fee of $25 payable to the instructor the first day of class.


HEA22101 Mon. Apr. 8 - Apr. 15 10:00am - 12:00pm HEa22102 Mon. May 6 - May 13 10:00am - 12:00pm HEa22103 Mon. Jun. 3 - Jun. 10 10:00am - 12:00pm

REIKI: LEVEL I - Dr. Maryanne Horne & Dr. Carole SfekasReiki I is the beginning level of Reiki training. It is used to promote relaxation, healing and harmony for spirit, mind and body. Reiki I includes history and techniques of Reiki.


HEA15101 Mon. Apr. 1 8:30am - 10:30am HEA15102 Mon. May 6 8:30am - 10:30am HEA15103 Mon. Jun. 10 8:30am - 10:30am HEA15104 Mon. Jul. 15 8:30am - 10:30am HEA15105 Mon. Aug. 19 8:30am - 10:30am

REIKI: LEVEL II - Dr. Maryanne Horne & Dr. Carole SfekasReiki II is available to anyone who has completed Level I Reiki. A discussion of the symbols and their origins and usage will be given. This is the continuation of your use of Reiki in your personal spiritual journey.


HEA16101 Mon. Apr. 8 8:30am - 10:30am HEA16102 Mon. May 13 8:30am - 10:30am HEA16103 Mon. Jun. 17 8:30am - 10:30am HEA16104 Mon. Jul. 22 8:30am - 10:30am HEA16105 Mon. Aug. 26 8:30am - 10:30am

REIKI: LEVEL III - Dr. Maryanne Horne & Dr. Carole SfekasReiki Level III is the Master/Teacher Level of Reiki. This is available to those who have completed the first two levels of Reiki. This continues your commitment to Reiki as an integral part of your personal journey toward spiritual enlightenment.


HEA17101 Mon. Apr. 15 8:30am - 10:30am

1 Day | SeaBreeze Recreation Center Fee: R$65 | G$71 HEA17102 Mon. Jun. 24 8:30am - 10:30am

TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS AND FALL PREVENTION - Villages HealthBeginner Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention is an evidence-based program recommended by the Centers for Disease Control. It is a Prevention course to reduce fall risk and improve flexibility.

8 Weeks | Eisenhower Recreation Center Fee: $15

HEA20101 Mon./Thu. Apr. 22 - Jun. 20 8:30am - 9:20am (No class May 13, 27)HEA20102 Mon./Thu. Apr. 22 - Jun. 20 9:30am - 10:20am (No class May 13, 27)

HISTORY

OUR US CONSTITUTION - Douglas HughesOur constitution has served the American people for 225 years with only 27 amendments. This course will view the late 18th century historic setting in which the framers developed the constitution.


HIS12104 Thu. Apr. 4 - Apr. 25 9:00am - 11:00am

KATHERINE “KAY” GRAHAM - Carolyn InghamKatherine Graham was an insecure “poor little rich girl” who married the brilliant philanderer Phil Graham. She was publisher of The Washington Post during Watergate and is credited by many with bringing down Nixon.


HIS26102 Tue. Apr. 16 - Apr. 23 4:00pm - 5:30pm

HENRY FLAGLER, HENRY PLANT & FLORIDA HISTORY - Dr. Sidney SoclofLearn about Henry Flagler and Henry B. Plant and their accomplishments in the development of Florida, and about the entire history of Florida from the days of the Spanish conquest up to the present day.


HIS17103 Mon./Wed. Apr. 8 - Apr. 24 10:30am - 12:00pm

THE SIXTIES AND THE WOMEN’S MOVEMENT - Carolyn InghamWhat an earth-shattering decade! This class will review the relevant history of this cataclysmic decade and concentrate on these feminist movement leaders: Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem, Germaine Greer, Kate Millett, and Susan Brownmiller.


HIS61101 Tue. May 7 - Jun. 4 4:00pm - 5:30pm

PORTUGAL: AGE OF DISCOVERY & PRINCE HENRY THE NAVIGATOR - Lisa DidierHistory and culture of Portugal, it’s most famous ‘royal family’ and the role of the Knight Templars in the Age of Discovery.


HIS45101 Sun. Apr. 14 1:00pm - 3:00pm

14 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

HISTORY OF FORENSIC SCIENCE - Lisa DidierProfessor Didier explains the evolution of ‘mug shots’, when and how the 1st fingerprints were used and offers anecdotes concerning several bizarre crimes of that era.


HIS35102 Tue. Apr. 23 1:00pm - 3:00pm

EGYPTIAN HISTORY - Lisa DidierDiscover where, why and how pyramids were built, the beauty secrets of early Egyptians, why mummies were important and why it wasn’t always good to be the King of Egypt. 3,000 Years of History in 1 hour.


HIS56101 Thu. Jun. 20 10:00am - 12:00pm

EPHESUS: HISTORY AND CULTURE - Lisa DidierThe Evangelist John lived here, it was the last home of Mary, the mother of Jesus, and within this city are the remains of one of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World. Discover the daily lives, religious practices and rituals of the people who once lived in this magnificent city.


HIS57101 Sun. Jul. 7 1:00pm - 3:00pm

PANAMA: HISTORY AND CULTURE - Lisa DidierFrom the discovery of the Pacific Ocean by Balboa through the building of the Panama Pacific Railroad, the history of this tiny country is filled with fantastic adventures and beautiful imagery.


HIS58101 Tue. Jul. 9 1:30pm - 3:30pm

AMERICAN MADAMS (1870 -1910) - Lisa DidierFrom Chicago’s elegant Everleigh Club, to the rough and tumble Houses of the Old West, this historical romp features women who were America’s first CEOs of the service industry. Learn how they ran their houses and hear anecdotes about their personal lives. Part 1 & Part 2.


HIS51101 Tue. May 28 1:30pm - 3:30pm

PACIFIC EXPLORATION - Lisa DidierWho, What, When, Where & Why! The history of discovery and charting of the huge Pacific Ocean is filled with true stories of good and evil men, ship wrecks, heroism, anthropophagy and murders.


HIS47101 Tue. Apr. 30 1:00pm - 3:00pm

OLIVE OIL, MEDITERRANEAN LIQUID GOLD - Lisa DidierWhen Rome ruled the world olive oil was the liquid gold that fueled the economy of all the countries of the Mediterranean Basin. Learn its history, how the oil is processed, its ancient traditions, beauty secrets and the health benefits olive oil provides.


HIS48101 Sun. May 5 10:00am - 12:00pm

MAYA HISTORY & CULTURE - Lisa DidierVisit the most famous cities of the once great Maya Empire and discover the Mayan people, their rituals and even their beauty secrets.


HIS49101 Sun. May 12 1:00pm - 3:00pm

JAPAN: LAND OF THE RISING SUN - Lisa DidierHistory of Japan features culture and traditions of geisha, samurai, ninja and shogun.


HIS50101 Thu. May 16 1:00pm - 3:00pm

AMAZON: SECRETS OF THE RIVERS AND JUNGLES - Lisa DidierGrab your hat and catch net and travel with the first naturalists to the Amazon. Hear about their adventures and see the rare and often bazaar creatures, plants and products they introduced to the world.


HIS52101 Thu. Jun. 6 10:00am - 12:00pm

AUSTRALIA: THE FOUNDING OF A NATION CONTINENT - Lisa DidierLegends, facts and fiction regarding the aboriginal people of Australia, the history of the ‘convict’ colony and Australia’s amazing flora and fauna.


HIS54101 Thu. Jun. 13 10:00am - 12:00pm

TSARS & EMPRESSES OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA - Lisa DidierHistory and anecdotes about Imperial Russia presented through the lives of famous and notorious Rurik & Romanov Tsars & Empresses.


HIS44102 Tue. Jul.16 1:30pm - 3:30pm

ITALIAN RENAISSANCE: PLOTS, POISON AND POWER - Lisa DidierWelcome to the Renaissance; 200 years that gave the world man’s most glorious artistic achievements. But, instead of the beauty, this program reveals the people, the power, the plots and the murders that fueled the dark side of the magnificent Renaissance.


HIS38102 Sun. Apr. 28 10:00am - 12:00pm

GOLDEN AGE OF HOLLYWOOD - Lisa DidierA retro look at the movies, the stars and the scandals of the golden age of Hollywood from the silent movies of the 20s until the 1950s. This program answers questions about what ever became of…?.


HIS46101 Thu. Apr. 18 1:00pm - 3:00pm


NORSEMEN: THE VIKINGS - Lisa DidierVikings were truly the most interesting traders, settlers, raiders and party goers of the dark ages. This presentation provides an in depth view of Viking history including their mighty ships, navigation and how they dressed for battle.


HIS59101 Sun. Jun. 9 1:00pm - 3:00pm

GEORGE WASHINGTON: SOLDIER - SPY - Donald WymanGeorge Washington was the first of many things for Americans. But, many do not realize he was America’s first Spymaster. As Commander of the green American Army, he was facing the huge, disciplined British Army with no information about their strength, location and intentions. His battle losses were mounting!


HIS65101 Thu. Jul. 11 1:00pm - 2:00pm

THE CHOSEN PATH: BASED ELIZABETH VAN LEW’S LIFE - Donald WymanElizabeth Van Lew was America’s second Spymaster; Washington was the first. This Virginia-born aristocrat, educated in Philadelphia, abhorred slavery and when the War broke out, hated to see the Union broken apart. She did everything that a Spymaster does today, but did it 150 years ago.


HIS66101 Thu. Jul. 25 1:00pm - 2:00pm

ESPIONAGE TRADECRAFT: HOW IT REALLY WORKS - Donald WymanThis PowerPoint presentation goes into great detail on the steps that a CIA case officer employs in acquiring someone in a foreign country with access to valuable information unavailable in any other way to spy for the United States.


HIS67101 Thu. Jul. 25 2:30pm - 3:30pm

MOE BERG: ATHLETE - SCHOLAR - SPY - Donald WymanThis PowerPoint program relates the life and prowees of one of the most enigmatic personalities of the twentieth century. Berg was brilliant, had a penchant for languages, mastering 15 of them, loved the game of baseball, but had a thirst for adventure.


HIS64101 Wed. Jul. 10 1:00pm - 2:00pm

TREASURES OF SOUTHEAST ASIA - Lisa DidierSince the days of the Silk Road and the Spice Route the Western World has always lusted after the treasures of Southeast Asia. Discover what these treasures were and how they influenced history, led to wars and determined the economy of Western nations.


HIS60101 Thu. Aug. 22 10:00am - 12:00pm

16 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

HOBBY

MAH JONGG: BEGINNER - Elaine CarpenterLooking for beginners and those who need a refresher. I will have you playing in the 5 Weeks and having some fun. Just need a card with the hands to play. Hope to meet you this season.


HOB01113 Tue. Apr. 2 - Apr. 30 4:30pm - 6:30pm HOB01114 Tue. May 14 - Jun. 11 4:30pm - 6:30pm HOB01115 Tue. Jun. 25 - Jul. 23 4:30pm - 6:30pm HOB01116 Tue. Aug. 13 - Sep. 10 4:30pm - 6:30pm

MAH JONGG: WINNING STRATEGIES - Martha WhaleyThis interactive lecture class is for those wanting additional assistance in setting up their tiles, passing tiles, deciding on a hand, changing hands, and winning strategies. Special emphasis is on card (current and any) analysis.


HOB07107 Thu. Apr. 18 9:00am - 12:00pm HOB07108 Thu. May 23 9:00am - 12:00pm HOB07109 Thu. Jun. 6 9:00am - 12:00pm HOB07110 Thu. Jul. 25 9:00am - 12:00pm HOB07111 Thu. Aug. 15 9:00am - 12:00pm HOB07112 Thu. Sep. 19 9:00am - 12:00pm

CHESS FOR BEGINNERS - Paul & Becki StymelskiParticipants will learn the basics of chess along with strategies. The class is designed for those with no prior chess experience or those who haven’t played in many years.


HOB06105 Thu. Apr. 11 - Apr. 18 2:00pm - 4:00pm

CODES, CIPHERS & CRYPTOGRAMS - Donald WymanDeveloping and cracking codes and ciphers is a critical part of intelligence work. There are many different types of codes and ciphers used in military intelligence, diplomatic and other work. This three-part series will give you the skills to recognize, create and solve codes, ciphers and cryptograms.


HOB09101 Thu. Jun. 13 - Jun. 27 1:00pm - 2:30pm

LINCOLN’S LAST TRIAL - Donald WymanLincoln’s was the rising star of the Republican Party. He had proven himself over and over while he was debating Stephen Douglas, as someone with a gift of speech who could move crowds. Taking this risky trial right before the election could cost him the Presidency.


HIS70101 Thu. Aug. 15 2:30pm - 3:30pm

TO CATCH A SPY 101: TOOLS OF THE TRADE - Donald WymanThis PowerPoint presentation reveals the depth and types of skills needed by CIA personnel to use clandestine operations to collect intelligence in difficult - to near-impossible - situations in foreign countries, all this while under surveillance by anti-espionage professionals.


HIS68101 Wed. Aug. 7 1:00pm - 2:00pm

SECRET WRITING: PATRIOTS - LOVERS - SPIES - Donald WymanThis program traces the development of Secret Writing from Byzantium to Al-Qaeda, and reveals the chemicals used to both produce the vanishing writing and then to the retrieval of the messages. See what a Secret Writing Detection Station today uses to detect the presence of Secret Writing.


HIS69101 Thu. Aug. 15 1:00pm - 2:00pm

CONQUER YOUR CLUTTER - Meredith KimberlyIf you are overcome with clutter there is hope. This course will give you the tips and tools to organize your stuff. By learning how to make small changes, you will improve your space management and reduce your stress. 4 Day | Lake Miona Recreation Center Fee: R$80 | G$86

HOB08101 Mon. Apr. 22 - May 13 9:00am - 11:00am HOB08102 Mon. Aug. 5 - Aug. 26 9:00am - 11:00am

SAMBA: SUPER! SUPER PLUS! SUPER DUPER! - Martha Whaley & Carolyn FornataroParticipants will learn and play Super Samba, Super Plus and Super Duper Samba card games. All of these games are widely played in The Villages. This 2-day class is designed for those with an understanding of basic Samba. A brief review of an alternate version of Samba called Crazy Samba will also be included. 2 Day | Moyer Recreation Center Fee: R$60 | G$66

HOB10101 Tues. May 14 - May 21 9:00am - 11:00am HOB10103 Tue./Wed. Sep. 10 - Sep. 11 9:00am - 11:00am


HOB10102 Wed. Jul. 10 - Jul. 17 9:00am - 11:00am

LANGUAGEAMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I - Bobby DavisThis class is an intro to ASL. Students will be exposed to fingerspelling, basic signs, receptive/expressive conversational situations, and Deaf culture. In this interactive class, students will be asked to participate in various verbal and nonverbal group activities.


LAN01108 Mon. Aug. 12 - Sep. 9 6:30pm - 8:00pm

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II - Bobby DavisThis class is for those students who have taken the Intro ASL 1 class from Mr. Davis and want to expand their basic signing skills and increase their knowledge of the Deaf culture.


LAN11106 Mon. Apr. 8 - May 6 6:30pm - 8:00pm

[AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE- ASL]


FRENCH V - Francoise Faber-GoldsworthyFrench V is created especially for those who have completed French I-IV at TEA. You’ll learn to read French books, newspapers, to enjoy French movies, and to translate material. We’ll converse almost exclusively in French. French/English Dictionary required.


LAN22101 Thu. Apr. 25 - May 16 6:00pm - 7:30pm LAN22102 Thu. Sep. 5 - Sep. 26 6:00pm - 7:30pm

FRENCH I - Francoise Faber-GoldsworthyThis course uses Total Physical Response (TPR) to get students involved. Students participate in French conversations centered around simple daily experiences.


LAN04108 Thu. Apr. 25 - May 16 4:00pm - 5:30pmLAN04107 Thu. Aug. 8 - Aug. 29 4:00pm - 5:30pm

FRENCH II - Francoise Faber-GoldsworthyA continuation of French I. Students will develop skills using verbs/tenses as applied to popular culture. No book is required, all materials are furnished.


LAN12105 Thu. Jul. 11 - Aug. 1 6:00pm - 7:30pm

FRENCH III - Francoise Faber-GoldsworthyThis class is offered to those who have completed my French I & II. The objective will be to continue building vocabulary, grammar, concepts and sentence structure with emphasis on speaking French. No book is required, all materials are furnished.


LAN17104 Thu. Aug. 8 - Aug. 29 6:00pm - 7:30pm

FRENCH IV - Francoise Faber-GoldsworthyThis class is open to graduates of French III and those with limited French Studies. The emphasis will be on speaking and interacting as applied to today’s French culture. An introduction to composing and writing phrases. No book is required, all material furnished.


LAN19103 Thu. Sep. 5 - Sep. 26 4:00pm - 5:30pm

[FRENCH]

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE III - Bobby DavisThis class is for those students who have taken both ASL 1 and ASL 2 classes from Mr. Davis and want to continue expanding their intermediate signing skills and knowledge of the Deaf culture.


LAN18105 Mon. Jun. 3 - Jul. 1 6:30pm - 8:00pm

PRACTICAL MANDARIN FOR BEG: I - Shiao PlossDiscover how Mandarin Chinese pronunciation was created by observing and decoding the specialized characters and structure with the help of PINYIN, which is the standard writing method. Prerequisite for Level II.


LAN21102 Wed. May 22 - Jun. 19 10:00am - 11:30am

[CHINESE]

18 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

CONVERSATIONAL BEG: SPANISH I - Mario AcevedoThis course is intended for students who have previous (limited) Spanish experience from high school, college, or have taken Mario’s “Let Me Teach You Spanish” course. For those who lack confidence, it is recommended to start with “Let Me Teach You Spanish”.


LAN08105 Tue. May 14 - Jul. 2 2:00pm - 3:30pm

CONTINUATION: SPANISH II - Mario AcevedoThis is the continuation of “Conversational Beg. Spanish I”. You must have completed “Conversational Beg. Spanish I” or have Spanish speaking experience. Course I and II are structured in such a way you can take either one first.


LAN14103 Thu. May 2 - Jun. 20 2:00pm - 3:30pm

LET ME TEACH YOU [ULTRA BEGINNER] - Mario AcevedoThis course is for those who have no experience in Spanish, but have been afraid to try, thinking it may be too hard. Well, it’s not! In this course, the participants will be provided with a sufficient understanding of the Spanish language.


LAN07108 Tue. Apr. 9 - Apr. 30 2:00pm - 3:30pm LAN07109 Tue. Sep. 3 - Sep. 24 2:00pm - 3:30pm

[SPANISH]

LITERATUREPOETRY: READING, CREATING AND CRITIQUING - Roger CooperThis nine week course is designed for persons interested in function of poetry as well as writing poems.


LIT15103 Wed. Apr. 3 - Jun. 5 1:00pm - 3:30pm (No class Apr. 24)

THE FIRST STORYTELLERS: INTRO TO COMPARATIVE MYTHOLOGY - Dr. Frank AnconaThis course begins with cave art and artifacts, then covers early Eastern and Western myths. It also explores the Courtly Love tradition and living myths like Native American.


LIT25101 Wed. May 8 - May 29 12:00pm - 1:30pm

ITALIAN I: BEGINNERS TRAVELING TO ITALY - Luciana HaynesTo make your trip more enjoyable learn the basic of the Italian language from a Native Italian in a fun relaxed class atmosphere. See more class information on-line.


LAN06110 Wed. Apr. 3 - Apr. 24 3:00pm - 5:00pm LAN06111 Wed. May 29 - Jun. 19 3:00pm - 5:00pm LAN06112 Wed. Jul. 31 - Aug. 21 3:00pm - 5:00pm

[ITALIAN]


FEMINA SAPIENS - Dr. Frank AnconaThis class studies the art of our prehistoric ancestors to unravel the message of Goddess culture: Women were the first truly thinking human beings.


LIT26101 Wed. May 15 2:30pm - 4:00pm LIT26102 Wed. May 22 2:30pm - 4:00pm LIT26103 Wed. May 29 2:30pm - 4:00pm

BAGPIPES - Kevin SelfridgeThis course will include instruction in playing the Highland Bagpipe including proper blowing techniques, tuning, positioning of the instrument, and care and maintenance. Participants who have some bagpipe experience, as well as those who have not played for a few years are welcome.

11 Day | Saddlebrook Recreation Center Fee: R$15 | G$21

MUS01107 Thu. Apr. 11 - Jun. 20 6:00pm - 9:00pm MUS01108 Thu. Jul. 11 - Sep. 19 6:00pm - 9:00pm

[BAGPIPES]MUSIC

GUITAR: BEGINNER 101 - Bill & Patti ThompsonThis is the beginning course. You will build basic guitar skills step by step and learn the parts of the guitar, simple chords and learn to read notes and play simple melodies. There will be a $15 book fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS02109 Wed. Apr. 3 - May 1 2:00pm - 3:00pm MUS02110 Wed. Aug. 7 - Sep. 4 2:00pm - 3:00pm

GUITAR: 102-A - Bill & Patti ThompsonThis course continues where guitar 101 left off. Students will finish learning all of the strings on the guitar (4th, 5th and 6th) and notes in first position so that more advanced melodies can be played. You will build basic guitar skills, step by step as hands on experience. There will be a $15 book fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS06107 Wed. Apr. 3 - May 1 3:00pm - 4:00pm

GUITAR: 102-B - Bill & Patti ThompsonIn this course students will focus on learning all six strings of the guitar and should be taken after guitar 101. Lessons will make it easier to read and quickly learn various styles of music. Blues, country, folk, jazz and rock styles are included, plus pop songs. There will be a $15 book fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS14103 Wed. Aug. 7 - Sep. 4 3:00pm - 4:00pm

[GUITAR]

LEARN TO PLAY BASS - David WilliamsAn introductory course for the beginner electric bassist. Learn what’s needed to play songs with others! Bring your bass to class.


MUS19101 Mon. Jun. 17 - Jul. 8 10:30am - 11:30am

[BASS]

PIANO: BEGINNER 101 - Bill & Patti ThompsonThis class is for students who have always dreamed of playing the piano. Students will learn to read music and play songs from method books. There will be a $15 materials fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS03110 Thu. Apr. 11 - May 9 8:30am - 9:20am MUS03111 Thu. Aug. 8 - Sep. 5 8:30am - 9:20am

PIANO: 102-A - Bill & Patti ThompsonThis course follows Piano 101. Students will continue playing melody and accompaniments focusing on playing both hands simultaneously. Level 102 classes (A & B) can be taken in any order. There will be a $15 materials fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS05107 Thu. Apr. 11 - May 9 9:30am - 10:20am

PIANO: 102-B - Bill & Patti ThompsonIn this class, students will focus on playing different key positions. Recital literature will be studied along with traditional songs. Level 102 classes (A & B) can be taken in any order. There will be a $15 materials fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS10103 Thu. Aug. 8 - Sep. 5 9:30am - 10:20am

[PIANO]

LEARN TO PLAY GUITAR: I - David WilliamsStart playing guitar on your first session. This course will teach all of the important aspects of the instrument without reading music. Yet, explain many important musical concepts. Students must own their own guitar and bring a 3 ring binder to class.


MUS15105 Mon. May 6 - Jun. 3 9:00am - 10:00am (No class May 27) MUS15106 Mon. Aug. 5 - Aug. 26 9:00am - 10:00am

GUITAR: II - David WilliamsThis is the follow up to part I. Students will learn additional chords, get an introduction to chord progressions and continue on with more complicated strums. Students should have either completed Learn To Play The Guitar - I and have their own guitar.


MUS18103 Mon. Apr. 1 - Apr. 22 9:00am - 10:00amMUS18104 Mon. Jun. 17 - Jul. 8 9:00am - 10:00am

Interested in becoming an Instructor of The Enrichment Academy?

Visit www.DistrictGov.org for more information.

20 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

PIANO: 103-A - Bill & Patti ThompsonIn this class, students will continue playing melody and accompaniment focusing more advanced rhythms. The course will introduce chords and scales. Level 103 class (A & B) can be taken in any order. There will be a $15 materials fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS08104 Thu. Apr. 11 - May 9 10:30am - 11:20am

PIANO: ADVANCED 301 - Bill & Patti ThompsonThis course is a continuation of Intermediate Piano with a focus on developing a repertoire of classical and popular music. This is a full year study of six sessions and can be taken in any order. There will be a $15 materials fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS17101 Thu. Apr. 11 - May 9 1:30pm - 2:20pm MUS17102 Thu. Aug. 8 - Sep. 5 1:30pm - 2:20pm

PIANO: 103-B - Bill & Patti ThompsonStudents will be introduced to different key positions and major and minor triads. Traditional, classical and jazz repertoire will be taught concentrating on varied tempos and styles. Level 103 (A & B) classes can be taken in any order. There will be a $15 materials fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS11102 Thu. Aug. 8 - Sep. 5 10:30am - 11:20am

PIANO: INTERMEDIATE - Bill & Patti ThompsonPiano Intermediate classes is an integrated music curriculum that emphasizes graded piano repertoire, theory and technique. This is a full year study of six sessions and can be taken in any order. There is a $15 materials fee payable to instructor first day of class.


MUS16101 Thu. Apr. 11 - May 9 11:30am - 12:20pm MUS16102 Thu. Aug. 8 - Sep. 5 11:30am - 12:20pm

UKULELE IN THE VILLAGES: AN INTRO - Tim Robinson & Linda WardLinda and Tim present six one hour sessions designed to teach participants basic Ukulele chords, strumming techniques and variations to make playing their Ukuleles with music clubs in the Villages more enjoyable. For soprano, concert and tenor ukuleles.


MUS04106 Wed. Apr. 10 - May 15 9:00am - 10:30am

UKULELE IN THE VILLAGES: NEXT STEP - Tim Robinson & Linda WardLinda and Tim present six sessions designed to take the participants into more advanced chords, strumming techniques, tablature and variations that can be utilized to embellish and personalize ukulele playing while participating with the various ukulele and music clubs in the Villages.


MUS07105 Wed. May 29 - Jul. 3 9:00am - 10:30am

[UKULELE]

THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS - Dr. Frank AnconaBecause no one but you can really tell you what your dreams mean, this course provides an in depth introduction to dream analysis techniques and major dream theories to help students understand and analyze their dreams and even assist others.


PHI14103 Wed. Jul. 10 - Jul. 31 12:00pm - 1:30pm

EXPLORING HUMAN NATURE - Robert AltobelloIn this study, we will examine the most influential theories of human nature. Each theory will be analyzed and critically evaluated. The purpose is to develop a well-informed understanding of the major theories of human nature.


PHI19101 Wed. Apr. 3 - May 8 11:00am - 12:30pm pHI19102 Wed. Jun. 19 - Jul. 31 11:00am - 12:30pm (No class Jul. 3)

PHILOSOPHY & PSYCHOLOGY

ADD HUMOR TO YOUR LIFE: ADD LIFE TO YOUR HUMOR - Lindsay CollierYour sense of humor is one of your most powerful assets. In this course we will explore the nature of humor, its forms, and how you can use it in your life. You will leave with dozens of creative ideas on how to supercharge your humor.


PHI02107 Thu. Jun. 27 1:00pm - 3:00pm

HOW TO LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER - Lindsay CollierThis class will explore some creative things you can do to add enjoyable years and zest to your life. It’s lots of fun, interactive, fast-moving, and full of ideas you can use right away. It’s also guaranteed to help you live forever.


PHI03107 Wed. Jun. 12 1:00pm - 3:00pm

BRAIN GYM: ADVENTURES IN NEURO-PLASTICITY - Lucinda GreenThink you’ve lost your mental edge? Brain Gym improves focus, concentration, eye-hand co-ordination and balance. You will learn a series of movements that can be done sitting or standing. Come and jump start your brain!


PHI20101 Tue May 7 9:30am - 11:00am



ASTROLOGY: 101 - Colleen CaroneAstrology is both science and art. Learn the building blocks for the practice of astrology: zodiac signs, planets, houses, aspects, symbols that reveal psychological archetypes, developmental tensions in the birth horoscope. (Computer and printer recommended.)


PHI11102 Fri. Jun. 28 - Aug. 2 1:00pm - 3:00pm

ASTROLOGY: 102- Colleen CaroneContinue learning the building blocks for the practice of astrology: planets in aspects, shapes and patterns depicting dynamic developmental tensions in the birth horoscope. Introduction to synastry, relationship compatibility. (Astrology 101 recommended.)(Computer and printer recommended.)


PHI12102 Fri. Aug. 9 - Sep. 13 1:00pm - 3:00pm

ASTROLOGY: 201 - Colleen CaroneLearn the developmental dynamics of hemisphere emphasis, planetary shapes, aspect patterns, nodal axis. Learn basics of synastry (relationships). (Astrology 101 & 102 recommended.)(Computer and printer recommended.)


PHI17101 Fri. Apr. 5 - May 10 1:00pm - 3:00pm

ASTROLOGY: 202 - Colleen CaroneLearn the psychological influences of lunations and eclipses, triggering mechanisms, station points, the cycles of outer planetary transits. (Astrology 101 & 102 recommended. Computer and printer recommended.)


PHI18101 Fri. May 17 - Jun. 21 1:00pm - 3:00pm

[ASTROLOGY]

SPIRITUALITY OF AGING - Janet OnnieMaking Meaning of the Aging Process: While aging can provide us with free time and the ability to focus on what is important, it can also present us with challenges and loses. We will be exploring what we are gaining, what we are losing, how our identities change and what it means to us.


PHI22101 Wed. May 1 - Jun. 12 2:00pm - 4:00pm (No class May 15) PHI22102 Wed. Jul. 24 - Sep. 4 2:00pm - 4:00pm (No class Aug. 21)

THRIVE: THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS - John MaiorinoThis program includes: The Science on Positive Psychology and includes six habits and the skills needed to sustain happiness in any life. Skills are presented each week in exercises participants can chose to apply to their own circumstances to shape their own course of happiness.


PHI05106 Sat. Apr. 6 - May 25 3:00pm - 5:00pm (No class Apr. 20)

22 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO.. AND HOW TO STOP! - Gerry LachnichtThis interactive presentation explores the behavioral traits that effect how we make decisions and offers techniques to improve personal decision making. Participants are asked to bring a smart phone or Internet-capable tablet to participate in live interactive audience polling during the presentation. Student participation is encouraged!


PHI24101 Tue. Apr. 16 5:30pm - 7:30pm


PHI24102 Thu. Jul. 25 10:00am - 12:00pm

DYNAMICS OF GROUP DECISION MAKING - Gerry LachnichtThis interactive presentation explores how individual behavioral traits combine with group dynamics to affect decisions made by groups. Participants are asked to bring a smart phone or Internet-capable tablet to participate in live interactive audience polling during the presentation. Student participation is encouraged!


PHI25101 Tue. Jun. 11 5:30pm - 7:30pm


PHI25102 Fri. Aug. 16 2:00pm - 4:00pm

GREAT RELATIONSHIP SENSE - William SchachtJoin in an amazing exploration of common-sense wisdom, essential in creating and continually growing a loving, emotionally intimate, committed relationship. Participants will learn and use distinct communication tools and interaction patterns to ensure couple happiness and satisfaction. This is also an excellent resource for parents to mentor and support their adult children’s/grandchildren’s relationships. $12 workbook fee payable to instructor first day of class. For more information visit www.GreatRelationshipSense.org


PHI21101 Tue. Apr. 2 - Apr. 30 9:00am - 11:00am (No class Apr. 23) PHI21102 Tue. Apr. 2 - Apr. 30 4:00pm - 6:00pm (No class Apr. 23)

(Class on April 9 is at Lake Miona Regional Recreation Center.)

GRANDPARENTING 101: - Dr. Robert Tauber STOP PRAISING: START ENCOURAGING!Eye-opening presentation of “praise” versus “encouragement.” Although praising grandchildren (and others) comes naturally, research recommends limiting praise, and instead, offering encouragement. The course presents a surprising set of cautions behind delivering praise and then reveals how to substitute encouragement. Practice contrasting praise and encouragement, and opportunities to create and deliver encouragement statements, will be provided. [Bring a pencil / pen and paper].


PHI23101 Mon. Apr. 8 - Apr. 15 2:00pm - 3:30pm PHI23102 Thu. May 23 - May 30 2:00pm - 3:30pm

GRANDPARENTING 101: - Dr. Robert Tauber MUSICAL CHAIRS: WHAT WERE WE THINKING?!Well-intentioned adults designed this game, one that many kids can play at a time, one with simple rules, has music, movement, action, and (here’s the “Uh Oh” part) that virtually guarantees significantly more losers than winners? Are the “reasons” for continuing the game justified?


PHI26101 Wed. Jun. 19 2:00pm - 3:30pm

SCIENCE

SPORTS

UNDERSTANDING OUR UNIVERSE - Bob DuludeIn this course we will explore and discuss the fundamental concepts by which our universe behaves as presented in Stephen Hawking’s best seller paperback “The Grand Design”: how it works and why. The students can expect to understand at a basic level the concepts of relativity, black holes and the Big Bang. Book required for course: Required book: “The Grand Design” by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow.


SCI01101 Thu. Apr. 4 - Apr. 25 2:00pm - 3:00pm

BILLIARDS: BEGINNER - William LordLearn basic billiard techniques, including stance, cue control, aiming and stroke. Cut, bank and combination shots will also be demonstrated. Cue ball manipulation: follow, draw and stop shots, will also be taught. Handouts are provided.

6 Day | Saddlebrook Recreation Center Fee: R$55 | G$61

SPO02107 Tue. Apr. 16 - May 21 9:00am - 11:00am SPO02108 Tue. Jul. 23 - Aug. 27 9:00am - 11:00am

BILLIARDS: INTERMEDIATE - Kenneth BoguskiReview beginner capabilities. Develop banking, speed control, cut shots, natural position, English. Hands on training and handout materials will be provided.

6 Day | Canal Street Recreation Center Fee: R$55 | G$61

SPO03106 Wed. May 8 - Jun. 12 9:00am - 11:00am SPO03107 Wed. Jul. 24 - Aug. 28 9:00am - 11:00am

BIKE SAFETY AND SKILLS - Diana MirkinLearn to bicycle safely in The Villages, perform basic maintenance on your bike and improve your cycling skills. Taught by instructors certified by the League of American Bicyclists.


SPO01114 Fri. May 3 - May 17 1:00pm - 3:00pm SPO01115 Fri. Sep. 13 - Sep.27 1:00pm - 3:00pm


DRAGON BOAT BASICS ON LAKE SUMTER - Steve PrintzLearn about one of the fastest growing , high energy, “core” focused team sports in the United States – Dragon Boating. In a 50 minute classroom setting, followed by two 80 minutes paddling sessions to include warm-up on Lake Sumter, you will learn and experience the basics: safety, terms, stroke style, common practice drills, and boat commands. Requirement: physically able to step into and out of a boat with little to no assistance, be comfortable with core and upper body conditioning, climate and water conditions. Contact instructor Steve Printz at [email protected] for detailed information and questions.

3 Day | Rec Facility | Lake Sumter Fee: R$40 | G$46

SPO04101 Mon. Apr. 1 9:00am - 10:00am Tue. Apr. 2 9:40am - 11:00am Wed. Apr. 3 10:40am - 12:00pm SPO04102 Mon. May 6 10:00am - 11:00am Tue. May 7 9:40am - 11:00am Wed. May 8 10:40am - 12:00pm SPO04103 Mon. Jun. 17 9:00am - 10:00am Tue. Jun. 18 9:40am - 11:00am Wed. Jun. 19 10:40am - 12:00pm SPO04104 Mon. Sep. 9 9:00am - 10:00am Tue. Sep. 10 9:40am - 11:00am Wed. Sep. 11 10:40am - 12:00pm

APPLE MAC BASICS - Sandy SeibertBasics including the Menu Bar, Desktop, Dock, Safari, and App Store. Bring a fully charged Apple Mac laptop to class, and Apple ID/Password. Any questions - please call the instructor at 352-259-9295.


TEC23103 Tue./Thu. Apr. 2 - Apr. 11 9:00am - 11:00am TEC23104 Tue./Thu. Aug. 6 - Aug. 15 9:00am - 11:00am

iPAD FOR SENIORS: PART I - Sandy SeibertBasics, Home Screens, Onscreen Keyboard, App Switcher, Control Center, Settings, AppStore, Safari, Contacts/ Mail. Bring a fully charged iPad, Apple ID/Password to class. Any questions - please call the instructor at 352-259-9295.


TEC01111 Tue./Thu. Apr. 30 - May 9 11:30am - 1:30pm

iPAD FOR SENIORS: PART II - Sandy SeibertMaps, Camera, Photos, iBooks, Calendar, FaceTime, and Siri. Bring a fully charged iPad, Apple ID/Password to class. Prerequisite: iPad Part I. Any questions - please call the instructor at 352-259-9295.


TEC16111 Tue./Thu. Jun. 4 - Jun. 13 11:30am - 1:30pm

iPHONE BASICS - Sandy SeibertUse Keypad, Contacts, Favorites, and Recents to make calls. Also, Voicemail, Safari, Contacts/Mail. Bring a fully charged iPad, Apple ID/Password to class. Any questions - please call the instructor at 352-259-9295.


TEC26103 Tue./Thu. Apr. 16 - Apr. 25 11:30am - 1:30pm TEC26104 Mon./Wed. Aug. 5 - Aug. 14 11:30am - 1:30pm

TECHNOLOGY[APPLE/MAC]

24 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 (352) 674-1800

MICROSOFT OFFICE: WORD - Sandy SeibertWord processing - creating, editing, saving, and printing documents, page numbering, tabs, and tables. Bring a fully charged Windows laptop with Word installed to class. Any questions - please call the instructor at 352-259-9295.


TEC12105 Tue./Thu. Apr. 2 - Apr. 11 11:30am - 1:30pm

WINDOWS 10: PART I - Sandy SeibertBasics, terminology, operating system, Microsoft Edge, Windows Store, Start Menu, and Desktop. Bring a fully charged Windows 10 laptop to class. Any questions - please call the instructor at 352-259-9295.


TEC06112 Tue./Thu. Apr. 30 - May 9 9:00am - 11:00am

WINDOWS 10: PART II - Sandy SeibertStart Menu and Desktop personalization, Snipping Tool, Edge Notes, disk cleanup, anti-virus, and settings. Bring a fully charged Windows 10 laptop to class. Prerequisite: Windows Part I. Any questions - please call the instructor at 352-259-9295.


TEC07111 Tue./Thu. Jun. 4 - Jun. 13 9:00am - 11:00am

WINDOWS 10: PART III - Sandy SeibertCut/Copy/Paste, manage folders and files, attach and save files in email, and use a USB drive. Bring a fully charged Windows 10 laptop to class. Any questions - please call the instructor at 352-259-9295. (Prerequisite Windows 10: Part I)


TEC15109 Tue./Thu. Aug. 6 - Aug. 15 11:30am - 1:30pm

[WINDOWS/MICROSOFT]


USING YOUR iPAD/iPHONE: THE iCLOUD - Jim & Terry WillardThe Apple iCloud - What is it? How does it work? This is a hands-on class and there will be time for student questions. Students must know their Apple ID/Password. Please bring your iPad and/or your iPhone to class.


TEC03114 Mon. Apr. 22 2:00pm - 4:00pm


Interested in becoming an Instructor or Speaker? Visit


TRAVEL WRITING

SOUTHWEST NATIONAL PARKS - Carol SpearsDiscover beauty of sweeping vistas, stunning rock formations, stories of ancient cultures preserved in National Parks of our great American Southwest. Grand Canyon, Bryce, Zion, many more hidden jewels. Taught by retired national park ranger.


TRA05104 Thu. Apr. 4 - Apr. 18 1:30pm - 3:30pm

WRITE YOUR LIFE - Patricia CharpentierLearn some of the many approaches to writing your life stories, how to retrieve long-forgotten memories, painlessly organize your stories, tell an anecdote in an interesting and creative way, and so much more.


WRI02103 Thu. May 9 - May 30 10:00am - 12:00pm 4 Day | Eisenhower Recreation Center Fee: R$63 | G$69

WRI02104 Thu. Aug. 1 - Aug. 29 11:00am - 1:00pm (No class Aug. 15)

SPIRITUAL MEMOIR - Patricia CharpentierLearn what spiritual memoir is and some approaches to writing it. Discover the power of writing the daily moments of wonder, dramatic occurrences that forever change lives, and deep, gradual beliefs formed over time.


WRI05101 Thu. May 9 - May 30 1:00pm - 3:00pm

SHOW, TELL, WRITE - Patricia CharpentierShow your treasured possessions. Tell all about them. Then learn to write vivid descriptions of the items, convey the sentiment attached to each, and detail its history and significance.


WRI07101 Thu. Aug. 1 - Aug. 29 2:00pm - 4:00pm (No class Aug. 15)

SONG WRITING FOR GUITARISTS - David WilliamsThought you’d always like to write songs? Here is an introductory course to get you started. Bring your own guitar and ideas.


WRI04101 Mon. Jul. 22 - Aug. 26 10:30am - 11:30am

UPPER MIDWEST NATIONAL PARKS - Carol SpearsCome to America’s North Country; discover national parks in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan. National Parks here preserve rich wildlife, ancient forests, immense wetlands, intriguing history. Make the most of your travel plans to the upper Midwest.


TRA06103 Thu. May 2 - May 16 1:30pm - 3:30pm

AMERICA’S NATIONAL PARKS - Carol SpearsLearn “Through a Ranger’s Eyes” about your National Parks. View gorgeous slides of stunning landscapes and wildlife of select parks. Learn best times, ways to visit and personal insights you won’t find in travel brochures.


TRA01108 Wed. Apr. 3 - May 15 6:30pm - 8:30pm (No class Apr. 24

A JOURNEY AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN - Dr. Sidney SoclofTake a trip around the shores of the Mediterranean Sea from the west with Spain, Gibraltar, and France, to Italy in the middle, and then to the east with Greece, Turkey, Israel and Egypt. Learn about the history, geography and points of interest in this region.


TRA03104 Mon./Wed. Apr. 8 - Apr. 24 12:30pm - 2:00pm

ACADIA NATIONAL PARK: KNOW BEFORE YOU GO - Jim & Terry WillardBar Harbor and Mount Desert Island is home to Arcadia National Park. This course will provide all the information needed to plan your vacation. Topics to be covered include places to stay, places to visit, and ways to save money.


TRA08101 Mon. Apr. 15 2:30pm - 4:30pm

CULTURE OF FRANCE FOR TRAVELERS - Francoise Faber-GoldsworthyThis class is aimed at those planning a trip to France, or those just interested in the French culture. Learn the exciting aspects of French life- including language, art, culinary treats, music, fashion, literature, and a touch of history.


TRA07101 Thu. Jul. 11 - Aug. 1 4:00pm - 5:30pm

26

27

REGISTER FOR A CLASS TODAY!The Enrichment Academy is committed to helping participants acquire knowledge for growth in mind, body, or spirit. It is a self-supporting department, with income supplied from the course fees. No other funds are received for the operations or curriculum of The Enrichment Academy. Prior to registering, please become familiar with our Registration Information Guidelines.

Course registrations are on a first come, first served basis. Being mindful of course start times and registration periods will help with registration deadlines. Registrations are not complete until payment information has been received and confirmed. The Enrichment Academy is unable to hold seats in a course without payment.

ONLINEwww.DistrictGov.org

BY MAILThe Enrichment Academy984 Old Mill RunThe Villages, FL 32162

IN-PERSON Regional RecReation centeRs monday - FRiday | 8:30am - 4:00pm

Special accommodations are offered at The Enrichment Academy, by request.

ASSISTED LISTENING SYSTEMS — QUALIFIED INTERPRETERS

AUXILIARY AIDS & SERVICES — SCREEN READERS — TALK TO TEXT SERVICES

WRITTEN MATERIALS — ELECTRONIC FORMAT MATERIALS

To request an accommodation, contact The Enrichment Academy at (352) 674-1800, email [email protected], or mail to: The Enrichment Academy - 984 Old Mill Run, The Villages, FL 32162

The Enrichment Academy is committed to helping participants acquire knowledge for growth in mind, body, or spirit� Prior to registering, we encourage you to become familiar with our Registration Information Guidelines�

Registrations: Course registrations are on a first come, first served basis. Being mindful of course start times and registration periods will help with registration deadlines� Registrations are complete when payment information has been received and confirmed. The Enrichment Academy guarantees seats to only those with payment�

How to Register: For your convenience, we have 3 easy ways to register� Online - www�DistrictGov�org� View the curriculum and register 24/7� In-person - Walk-in registrations available at Regional Recreation Centers from 8:30am-4pm� Visit Monday- Friday to register for courses�

Mail - You may mail a completed registration form to: The Enrichment Academy, 984 Old Mill Run, The Villages, FL 32162� Do not mail cash as a form of payment� Please remember, mailing your registration does not guarantee you a spot in a course� We encourage you to call (352)674-1800 to confirm your registration is received� Please allow 3-5 business days after mailing before calling�

Accepted Forms of Payment: Cash, check made payable to “VCCDD,” MasterCard, Visa, & Discover.

Fees: Course fees are noted with each advertised course, and are collected at time of registration� Please note that some courses also call for supplies or supply fees at an additional cost to the participant� Supply fees are to be paid to the instructor the first day of class and are nonrefundable� There is a $30 fee imposed per item for returned checks�

Course Confirmations: Participants will receive course confirmation within 5 business days of completed registration� If you do not receive a confirmation, contact The Enrichment Academy [email protected] to request a copy� Review your course information to ensure you’re registered for the desired course correctly�

Course Cancellation/Change Policy: Although we make every attempt not to cancel events, The Enrichment Academy reserves the right to change any schedule without advance notice, or cancel any course that does not meet minimum enrollment requirements� We reserve the right to postpone or combine courses, limit registrations, and to change instructors� Participants are notified of any cancellations and receive a full refund, which will be issued by check or credit card� It

may take up to thirty (30) business days for a cancellation refund to be processed�

Refund Policy: All participant driven refunds are subject to a cancellation penalty (50% of advertised course fee) per event. The Enrichment Academy must be notified up to six (6) full business days prior to the first day of the event (not counting the day of class) for eligible refund� Eligible refund amount is 50% of the advertised course fee�

• Not all requests for refunds can be accommodated�

• Refund policies are enforced regardless of the number of students registered for the course�

• No refunds are possible after six (6) business days prior to the first day of the event or thereafter.

• Registrations are not transferable between participants�

• It may take up to thirty (30) business days for a refund to be processed�

• Refunds will be issued by check or credit card�

• Any membership or supply fees are non-refundable�

• No other refunds or credits will be granted, for any reason, at any time� • No discount will be given for missed classes, or if participant is unable to attend a rescheduled make-up class�

To request a refund, call (352) 674-1800 8:30am-4pm Monday- Friday.

Transfer Policy: All participant driven transfers are subject to a $10 non-refundable transfer fee per event if The Enrichment Academy is notified up to six (6) full business days prior to the first day of the event being transferred out of (not counting the day of class)�

• Not all requests for transfers can be accommodated, and completion of transfer depends on space availability of event requested to be transferred into�

• Transfer policies are enforced regardless of the number of students registered for a course�

• No transfers are possible after six (6) business days prior to the first day of the event or thereafter.

• The transfer business day policy applies to the event being transferred out of, not being enrolled into�

To request a transfer, call (352) 674-1800 8:30am-4pm Monday- Friday.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

29

Wait List: If a course is full, you may request to be placed on a waiting list� If space becomes available, you will be contacted with an option to register� Payment will be collected at that time� Please do not attend a course unless you have registered� Wait List status DOES NOT enroll you into a course or automatically place you in the next available course�

Make-up Classes: Postponed classes by instructor, or postponements due to emergencies, holidays or special activities, will be made up by the instructor� Class dates missed by the participant will not be made up�

Requests for Accommodations: The Villages Community Development Districts (VCDD) will in compliance with the law, upon request, provide appropriate aids and services leading to effective communication for qualified persons with disabilities so they can participate equally in VCDD programs, services, and activities, including qualified sign language interpreters, assistive listening systems, documents in Braille, and other ways of making information and communications accessible to people who have speech, hearing, or vision impairments� The type of auxiliary aid or service provided will vary in accordance with the length and complexity of the communication involved�

Any individual registered for a class with The Enrichment Academy who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or a modification of policies or procedures to participate must:

• Indicate on registration form at time of registration that they require an accommodation�

• Contact The Enrichment Academy as soon as possible, but no later than 72 hours before the scheduled event�

While the VCDD will attempt to give primary consideration to the request of the individual, some of the accommodation requests offered by the VCDD include:

• Assisted Listening Systems – Assisted listening systems are available at all facilities operated by the VCDD�

• Qualified Interpreters – The VCDD will provide a qualified interpreter, upon request, in compliance with the law�

• Other Auxiliary Aids & Services – Additional services offered by the VCDD include: Screen Readers, Talk to Text Services, Written materials, Materials in electronic format (compact disc with materials in plain text or word processor format)

To request an accommodation, contact The Enrichment Academy at (352) 674-1800, [email protected], or by mail at: 984 Old Mill Run, The Villages, FL 32162

This catalog is intended as a general guide for the organization, programs, courses, and policies, all of which are subject to change without notice� We regret any errors in printing, but accept no liability for them� All information contained in this catalog should be verified with The Enrichment Academy.

The Enrichment Academy is a self-supporting department, with income supplied from the course fees. No other funds are received for the operations or curriculum of The Enrichment Academy.

30

Interested in becoming a Speaker?Visit www.DistrictGov.org for more information and speaker applications.

Thursday, March 14th 2019 at 6pm Rohan Recreation Center

$12 Residents • $15 General Public

Join photography legend, Tony Sweet and learn about equipment, lenses, quality of light, compositional considerations and creative effects that

make this type of photography exciting, refreshing and affordable.

Visible & Invisible Light Photography

Tony Sweet

Friday, March 15th 2019 at 6pm Rohan Recreation Center


Discover the American Revolution you never learned about in school. Don Glickstein, author of one of the best 100 books ever written about the American Revolution “After Yorktown” explores rarely heard perspectives

on the war in his illustrated talk and presentation. Hear stories from the war, discover the reasons the Revolution matters to us

today, and learn why the study of history can help us understand the 21st century’s war on terrorism.

What our teachers never told us about the American Revolution

Don Glickstein

31352-674-1800© 2019 Villages Center Community Development District. All Rights Reserved. TEA045_0219

Thursday, March 28th 2019 at 6pm Rohan Recreation Center


In this moving presentation, game designer, author and filmmaker Tim Walsh cites studies on brain science to illuminate the power of human connection, while screening clips from his documentary

film on John Spinello, the inventor of the iconic board game, Operation. While demonstrating how connection gives our lives more purpose

and meaning, Tim offers ways to improve our own compelling connections for a more playful and purposeful life.

Compelling Connections: How and Why Our Influence Matters

Tim Walsh

Speaker Series2019

LEARN & GROW EXPO MEET INSTRUCTORS | ASK QUESTIONS

Friday, February 22nd | 8 – 11am

Lake Miona Recreation Center The Enrichment Academy is excited to announce the

kickoff of their April - September 2019 semester!

*Online and on-site registration starts February 22nd at 8:30AM

New courses begin April 1st!

REGISTRATION FORM(Print Clearly)

Name (Last, First, Middle): _________________________________________ Date:___________Resident ID # (If Applicable): ______________________________________________________Address: ________________________________________________________________________City: _______________________ State: ____________ Zip: __________Village: __________Email: _________________________________________ Phone: _________________________

Contact In Case of Emergency:Name (Last, First, Middle): __________________________________________________________Relationship to you: ___________________________ Phone: ________________________

By registering, I agree to INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS The Villages of Lake-Sumter, Inc�, The Villages Holding Company, The Villages Operating Company, The Village Center Community Development District, Sumter Landing Community Development District, Village Community Development Districts Nos�1-14, The Villages Recreation Department, The Villages Golf Department, Golf Management Solutions, LLC, State of Florida Sports Foundation, and any sponsor, advertiser, and promoter of any recreational activities, or events of such entities (collectively, District Activity or Activities), and any owner or lessee of the premises where the District Activity or The Enrichment Academy classes, events, or other activities from and against any loss, liabil-ity, damage or cost that I or any of my guest may incur due to participation or involvement in or presence at any District Activity or The Enrichment Academy, whether caused by negligence, action or inaction of Releases, or other individual or entity�

Course Information:

Course # Title Start Date Fee

_________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

Payment Options:

____ Cash ____ Credit Card ____ Check (Payable to VCCDD) Check #: ___________ Total Amt:________ CC #: ________________________________________________ SC: _______ Exp ____ /_____Billing Address: ___________________________________________ Zip Code __________Name as it appears on card: ____________________________________________________Signature: ______________________________________________________________________

984 Old Mill Run | The Villages, FL 32162 | www�DistrictGov�org | (352) 674-1800© 2019 Village Center Community Development District. All Rights Reserved.

Course Refund Policy:All participant requested refunds are subject to a 50% cancellation penalty per event if The Enrichment Academy is notified up to six (6) full business days prior to the first day of the event (not counting the day of class)�

• Not all requests for refunds can be accommodated�

• Refund policies are enforced regardless of the number of students registered for the course�

• No refunds are possible after six( 6) business days prior to the first day of the event or thereafter�

• Registrations are not transferable between participants�

• It may take up to thirty (30) business days for a refund to be processed�

• Refunds will be issued by check or credit card�

• Any membership or supply fees are non-refundable�

• No other refunds or credits will be granted, for any reason, at any time� No discount will be given for missed classes, or if participant is unable to attend a rescheduled make-up class�

Course Transfer Policy:All participant driven transfers are subject to a $10 non-refundable transfer fee per event if The Enrichment Academy is notified up to six (6) full business days prior to the first day of the event being transferred out of (not counting the day of class).

• Not all requests for course transfers can be accommodated, and completion of transfer depends on space availability of event requested to be transferred into�

• Transfer policies are enforced regardless of the number of students registered for a course�

• No transfers are possible after six (6) business days prior to the first day of the event or thereafter�

• The transfer business day policy applies to the event being transfered out of, not being enrolled into�

There is a $30 fee per item for returned checks.

Accommodation Requests:____ To take course(s) registered for, I need Accommodations� I have read the Requests for Accommodations information on the Regis-tration Information page and know I must also contact The Enrichment Academy by phone, email, or mail to request an accommodation no later than 72 hours before each scheduled event I have registered for�

Describe Request:__________________________________________________ __________________________________________________

Office Use Only 3 Ways to Register

______ Walk ______ Mail

Date: _________________________

Time: ________ Initials: _______

Online:www�DistrictGov�org

In-Person:Walk-In registrations available at

Regional Recreation Centers

Monday-Friday | 8:30am-4pm

Mail To:The Enrichment Academy

984 Old Mill Run The Villages, FL 32162

Documents

TION - districtgov.org › departments › Recreation... · DISCOVER SCUBA - Nancy Davenport This experience is a great way to fulfill a lifetime dream or decide if you want to become