2016 fall registration opens september 6, 2016

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CURRICULUM
GUIDE
FALL 2016
REGISTRATION OPENS SEPTEMBER 6, AT 9am
Membership Benefits
Mission Statement
n Access to OLLI classes, events and trips
n Access to USCB’s campus library & research
n Participation in OLLI’s Lowcountry concert band
n Discount tickets to Festival Series chamber music
n Discount meals at USCB dining halls
n Discount fees for Continuing Education courses
OLLI at USCB is devoted to providing quality,
intellectually stimulating, not-for-credit,
educational opportunities and experiences
specifically developed for adults who are age 50
and older.
www.USCB.edu/OLLI
E-mail: uscbolli@uscb.edu
Membership:
$40 annually (covers 365 days)
Registration Fee for Classes:
$95.00 each term for UNLIMITED number of classes/
tours
OR
PAYGO Option (pay as you go)
1 – 2 session class = $15.00 for entire course
3 or more sessions = $25.00 for entire course
OLLI Offices
USCB Historic Beaufort Campus
801 Carteret Street, Beaufort, Room 119
Phone: 843-521-4113
USCB Bluffton Campus
One University Blvd., Bluffton, Room 161
Phone: 843-208-8247
Fax: 843-208-8291 (accepted for all offices)
Who is Bernard Osher?
Bernard Osher, a patron of education and the arts,
started The Bernard Osher Foundation in 1977,
which seeks to improve the quality of life through
support for higher
education and the arts.
A native of Biddeford,
Maine and a graduate of
Bowdoin College, Osher
pursued a long successful
career in business and is
affiliated with a number of
philanthropic boards.
Bernard Osher
Remember: Online is the fastest
way to register for OLLI classes
http://OLLI.USCB.edu
Hilton Head Island
2 Mathews Court, Suite B & C
Phone: 843-208-8239
www.facebook.com/olli-at-uscb
OLLI staff:
Andrèa Sisino,
Director
Margaret Saltrick,
Admin Coordinator
Jim Nicholson,
Registrar
Erica Martin,
Program
Administrator
Cindy Bricker.
Program Assistant
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
September 19 - December 13, 2016
Directions to OLLI Classrooms ...........................2
Curriculum Committee Members ......................... 2
Fall 2016 Instructors ........................................... 3
Tours ...................................................................... 4
Low Country Community Band ......................... 40
Art & Culture .................................................... 5-7
Business & Finance ...................................... 7-8
Community Issues ........................................ 8-10
Computers & Technology .......................... 10-11
Ecology ........................................................ 11-13
Gardening ................................................... 13-15
Government .................................................... 15-17
History ........................................................... 17-24
Health & Medicine ...................................... 24-26
Interest Groups ............................................ 26-32
International Studies ................................... 32-33
Legal ................................................................ 33-34
Literature & Film ........................................... 34-37
Lunch & Learn ..................................................... 37
Music ............................................................. 38-39
Personal Growth & Development ............. 39-41
Religion ............................................................. 41-42
Science ............................................................ 42-45
Social Science ..................................................... 45
Sports ............................................................ 45
Travel ................................................................ 46
Trips ................................................................... 47
Writing ............................................................... 47
All registration opens
September 6, 2016 at 9:00 a.m.
Online registration –
http://OLLI.USCB.edu
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A special thank you to our curriculum committee
members, who volunteer huge amounts of time to put together
OLLI’s wonderful array of classes. Thank you to the Chairs
and Co-Chairs of each region, who lead the planning efforts
year round. Thank you!
Bluffton Curriculum Committee
Lois Kazenski (Co-Chair)
Martia Newell (Co-Chair)
John Baxter
Deena Chontow
Pat Gindhart
Anita Hill
Gladys Kahn
John McAndris
Cheryl Morton
Loretta Novince
Pat Paidas
Jan Trabb
Beaufort Curriculum Committee
Kathleen Jordan (Chair)
Katherine Brown
Barbara Cotter
Leslie Holbrook
Barbara Krakehl
Erica Martin (Staff)
Karen McDowell
Nancy Myers
Jim Rosen
Hilton Head Island Curriculum Committee
Lois McCue (Chair)
Ron Roth (Staff)
Maria Berliner
Gloria Graves
Dave Desjardins
Bill Jordan
Robin Jordan
Marie McClune
Mary Ryan
Tom Spann
Sherry White
Directions To OLLI Class Locations
Univ. of South Carolina Beaufort – Bluffton Campus
One University Blvd. Bluffton, SC, 29909. The OLLI classroom is located in the
Hargray building, which faces 278, across from Palmetto Electric. Room 156.
OLLI office is Room 161
Univ. of South Carolina Beaufort – Historic Beaufort Campus
801 Carteret Street, Beaufort, SC 29902. The OLLI classroom is located in the
Sandstone building, Room 124. OLLI office is Room 119.
Hilton Head Island OLLI Office and Classroom
2 Mathews Court, Suite B-C. Hilton Head Island, SC 29926.
Mathews Court is off Mathews Drive, across from BI-LO Center.
USCB.edu/OLLI
Fall 2016 instructors
Many thanks to the very dedicated, enthusiastic OLLI Instructors, who are enriching
our lives and broadening our horizons. They have helped make OLLI the vibrant,
successful program it is today.
Debra Ahlers
Paul Anderson, Ph.D.
Dr. Tom Anderson, M.D.
Bethany Anderson
Richard Andrzejczk
David Arnal
Lila Arnold
Rob Arnold
John Ball
Dr. Frank Barbieri, M.D.
Ruth Baruth
John Baxter
Judith Beckler
Maria Berliner
Al Beynon
Gary Bezilla
Dr. William Bilek, M.D.
Kip Bradley
Lamy Brodhead-Buck
Greg Brondos
Katherine Brown
Lynn Bryant
John Burt, Ph.D.
Dennis Cannady, Ph.D.
Dina Chester
Deena Chontow
Lisa Ciresi, Ph.D.
Peter Clark
Conley Clark
Carol Clemens
Barry Cohick
Lili Coleman
Carolyn Coppola
Claudia Cornett, Ph.D.
Wendy Cotterill
Randy Coy
Patrick Crippen
Suzanne Crippen
Brian Cudahy, Ph.D.
Dr. Phil Cusumano, M.D.
Michael Czymbor
Scottie Davis
Dave Desjardins
Russ Dimke
Sandy Dimke
Raymond Dominick, Ph.D.
Robert Donelson
Victor Dorobantu
Jan Henson Dow
John Edman, Ph.D.
Deborah Edmondson
Stanley Finger, Ph.D.
Geni Flowers
Joe Fragale, J.D.
Albert George II
John Gilbert
Pat Gindhart, Ph.D.
Frank Gindhart, J.D.
Jeff Glazer
Judy Glazer
Brandy Gray
Michael Griffin
Dr. Eric Gwynn, M.D.
Robert Haas
Justin Hardy
Anne Heyward
David Hoffmeister
Diane Hubbell
Constance Huff
John Huffman
Mike Ivers
Arlene Jacquette, Ph.D.
MSgt. Mike Jennings
Juan Carlos Jimenez, Ph.D.
Isabella Jimenez
Michael Johns, DMA
Richard Johnson, J.D.
Robin Jordan, Ph.D.
Bill Jordan, Ph.D.
Kathleen Jordan
Jim Jordan
Leena Karambelkar
Sanford Kaufman
Lois Kazenski, Ph.D.
Chris Kehrer
Ben Kennedy
Lawrence Klausner
Barbara Krakehl
Amber Kuehn
Rick Kurz
Bill Leonard, Ph.D.
Frank Lesesne
Amy Lesesne
Dr. Earle Lockhart, M.D.
Liz Lubronic
Dr. Debi Lynes, M.D.
Nicole Maddox
Ellen Malphrus, Ph.D.
Lee Maltenfort
David Manzi, J.D.
Topher Maraffi
Steve McArthur
Marie McClune
Rick McGill
Marshall McLaughlin
Vicky McMillan
John McShane
Thomas Mikell, J.D.
Jessica Miller
Chris Mitts
Dave Moore
Cheryl Morton, Ph.D.
Madeline Nelson
Joy Nelson
Bill Newby
Cora Newcomb
Jim Nicholson
Sylvia Overcast
Ingrid Owens
Al Panu, Ph.D.
John Parsons
Katie Phifer
Wally Phinney
Brad Pickel
Karena Poonen
Kim Poovey
Loren Power
Jack Rabbitt
Todd Rader
Howard Redlus
Annmarie Reiley-Kay
Fred Reisz, Ph.D.
Margit Resch
Libby Ricardo
Steve Riley
Raymond Rollings, Ph.D.
Diane Roney
Laura Lee Rose
Jim Rosen
Larry Rosendorf
Ron Roth
Joan Ruffino
Phyllis Rumpp, Sc.Ed.D.
Cathy Sakas
Sarah Sanford
Martin Sauls
Pete Schramm
Philip Schretter
Greg Schulte
Andréa Sisino
Debbie Slovin
Mary Socci, Ph.D.
Ted Sommers, Ph.D.
Stacey Sparks-Lazurek
William Spetrino, Jr.
Patrick Stanton
Donna Starkey
Joe Staton, Ph.D.
Jeff Stokes
Lisa Sulka
Claire Sullivan
Kay Summers
Lyn Taylor, Ph.D.
Bob Taylor
Penn TenEyck
Mary Thibault
Brian Thiem
Richard Thomas
Bill Thompson
Harvey Trabb
Carolyn Trueper
Ron Tucker
Rebecca Tucker
Judge Ned Tupper
Steve Vance
Jayne Violette, Ph.D.
Diane Voge
James Walea
Steven Webber
Edwin Williams
Van Willis
Linda Wilson
Monica Wiser
Phillip Wizwer
Alan Wolf
Al Wood
Olivia Young
Leo Zabinski, Ed.D.
David Zeoli
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Tours, Tours and More Tours!
Here is a complete list of the tours
offered this term. For more details, see their course descriptions. Sign up early – these tours fill up fast!
Code
Title, Date, Time, * (Separate Fee Required)
ART107
A LOOK AT GEORGE WESLEY BELLOWS, 09/27/16,10:00 AM, $22*
ART108
ILLUSION OF SPACE IN DRAWING & RIVER STREET SKETCH CRAWL, 09/27/16, 1:00 PM, $45*
ART109
MANSION TO MUSEUM, 11/10/16, 10:00 AM, $22*
ART111
MARY THIBAULT STUDIO AND GALLERY TOUR, 10/14/16, 1:00 PM
COI102
THE NEW BLUFFTON POLICE DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS, 10/27/16, 10:00 AM
ECO104
A TOUR OF CRYSTAL LAKE PARK, 10/26/16, 10:30 AM
ECO108
RIVER ROAD PRESERVE WALK, 10/18/16, 9:00 AM
ECO110
LEGACY OAKS TOUR, 09/30/16, 10:00 AM, $17*
ECO111
"FISH TALK" AT THE MARITIME CENTER, 11/29/16, 10:00 AM
GAR100
A TOUR OF THE ARMSTRONG STATE UNIVERSITY ARBORETUM, 10/19/16, 10:00 AM
GAR101
ORCHIDS ARE EASY TO CARE FOR, 11/01/16, 1:00 PM
GAR104
HILTON HEAD GARDENS TOUR, 10/21/16, 10:00 AM, $17*
GAR105
TREES: PROPER SELECTION, PREPARATION & PLANT INSTALLATION, 11/07/16,10:00 AM
GOV105
HOW THE BEAUFORT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE PROTECTS YOU, 09/20/16, 9:00 AM
HIS101
VIEW HISTORIC BEAUFORT FORTS BY BOAT, 09/26/16, 8:30 AM, $30*
HIS111
HISTORY OF ANCHORAGE 1770 ON BAY STREET, BEAUFORT, 10/24/16, 2:00 PM, $10*
HIS120
A TOUR OF DATAW RUINS, 10/12/16, 1:30 PM
HIS121
PENN CENTER: YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW, 10/28/16, 2:30 PM, $10*
HIS122
A TASTE OF LOWCOUNTRY OYSTER HISTORY, 10/06/16, 1:30 PM, $5*
HIS132
HISTORIC BEAUFORT: THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST. HELENA, 10/17/16, 1:00 PM
HIS112
IF BEAUFORT PORCHES COULD TALK … 09/29/16, 5:15 PM, $10*
HIS113
A TOUR OF BONAVENTURE CEMETERY, 10/13/16, 1:00 PM, $3*
HIS124
PALMETTO BLUFF HISTORY: CEMETERIES OF THE VILLAGE, 09/29/16, 10:00 AM
HIS134
FORT FREMONT DAY, 10/31/16, 11:00 AM
HME102
FIVE BIGGEST CHALLENGES FACING SENIORS, 11/03/16, 2:00 PM
ING113
A TOUR OF COASTAL GEORGIA BOTANICAL GARDENS, 10/10/16, 1:00 PM, $10*
ING114
USCB BLUFFTON CAMPUS TOUR 1, 10/27/16, 1:00 PM
ING115
USCB BLUFFTON TOUR 2, 11/08/16, 1:00 PM
SCI109
MAY RIVER ECOLOGY TOUR, 10/11/16, 10:00 AM, $25*
TRI100
HISTORY CALLS - FERNANDINA BEACH - AMELIA ISLAND, FL, 11/10/16, 7:00 AM, $119*
All classes will be filled on a “first come, first served” basis, on or after September 6.
The most efficient way to register for a tour is through on-line registration.
Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens
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Penn Center Beaufort, SC
Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture
ART100 DAVID HOCHNEY’S PHOTO-COLLAGE
TECHNIQUE Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124
Sessions: 1 • 10/6/2016 •
Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N NEW
PAT GINDHART has taught for OLLI for many years. She
is a retired professor from American University.
ART103 THE BASILICA SAGRADA FAMILIA, BARCELONA:
A SPATIAL OPERA Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head
Island Sessions: 4 • 10/31/2016 — 11/21/2016 •
Mondays • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
David Hochney is perhaps the
This course will be an extensive examination of the
most famous British painter in the
Basilica Sagrada Familia, a landmark in Barcelona.
world today, but throughout the
When completed, it will be the tallest church building
1980s he became obsessed with
in the world. Its construction began in 1882 and is not
making photography more like
yet completed. It is visited by two million people a
painting. Join USCB Professor
year. Using PowerPoint slides and videos, the course
Topher Maraffi as he explores
will examine its history, architecture, theology,
Hockney’s innovative technique
Merced River, Yosemite Valley, extensive art, use of the crafts, and innovative
for collaging multiple points
construction methods based in mathematics. On the
Sept.1982 David Hochney
of view into a single composite
way, we will also get to know its principal guiding
photo, which Hockney called a “joiner.” Professor Maraffi
architect, Antoni Gaudi. Instructor: H. FREDERICK
will show how Hockney’s dissatisfaction with the medium
REISZ, JR., Ph.D., has a Doctorate in Theology from The
drove him to search for a new way to get the artist’s hand into
University of Chicago. He has an enduring interest in the
the photographic process. Hockney’s work will be surveyed,
visual arts and has taught OLLI courses on Christianity
as well as his cubist ideas on perception, and how they were
and the fine arts. As adjunct faculty, he has taught at The
both innovative and controversial. Professor Maraffi will also
University of Chicago, Wittenberg University, Harvard
show examples from his USCB classes to extend Hockney’s
Divinity School, and Yale Divinity School. Before retiring,
joiner technique, using digital media. Instructor: TOPHER
Dr. Reisz was on the faculty and the president of Lutheran
MARAFFI is an Assistant Professor of Media Arts in the
Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, SC for 14 years
USCB Fine Arts Department. He has an MFA in Digital Arts
and was a Visiting Professor there in Spring, 2013.
and New Media, an MSc in Computer Science, and a BCA in
Painting.
ART104 BEAUFORT INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
(BIFF): THE SUNDANCE OF THE SOUTH Location: USCB
ART101 THE ART OF THE BLOOMSBURY GROUP
Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 10/5/2016 •
Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1
Wednesday • 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
• 9/28/2016 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
NEW
NEW What Ron and Rebecca Tucker began as a local Beaufort
The Bloomsbury Group—the legendary circle of
film festival in 2007 has grown into a large international
British writers, artists and intellectuals—was best known
cultural event today. MovieMaker Magazine listed BIFF as
for the literary achievements of some of its members, such
one of the “Top 25 Film Festivals in the World” in 2013.
as Virginia Woolf and E.M. Forster. But the artists of
At the 2016 BIFF, Vanna White attended to receive the
Bloomsbury—Duncan Grant, Dora Carrington, Roger Fry
BIFF’s South Carolina Spirit Award. In this class, Ron and
and Vanessa Bell—evolved a unique style of art that could
Rebecca will discuss the history of BIFF, including some
be audacious and experimental, but also contemplative,
of the growing pains and why many filmmakers consider
sensuous and peaceful. This presentation will explore an
acceptance at BIFF as a critical confirmation of their work.
often-overlooked chapter in British art that had a signature
From the film selection process, the scoring, categories of the
style and considerable influence on British art and design of
selections, the where, when, and how to attend the festival,
the twentieth century. Instructor: RON ROTH was chief
to the Red Carpet Awards Gala, you’ll learn all about BIFF
curator of the Reading Public Museum in West Reading, PA,
and how to prepare yourself to attend this important, fun,
and former director of the Museum of Nebraska Art.
must-go annual February festival. There’ll even be an inART102 PREHISTORIC ART Location: 2 Mathews Ct.,
class movie. Instructors: RON TUCKER is Co-Founder,
Beaufort
Film Society, and Co-Executive Director, Beaufort
Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 10/07/2016 • Friday •
International Film Festival. REBECCA TUCKER is Co10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Founder, Beaufort Film Society, and Co-Executive Director,
From an anthropological perspective, our ancestors finally
Beaufort International Film Festival.
became “human” when they began producing art about
ART105 HOW TO LOOK AT AND UNDERSTAND GREAT
60,000 years ago. Among the oldest examples are etched
marks on stones and ochre smears on shells. Exquisite
ART — PART II Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124
sculptures appear next, followed by magnificent cave
Sessions: 1 • 10/10/2016 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
paintings. The largest surviving concentration of these
Limited Enrollment — 35. “Reading a work of art is like NEW
artifacts is found in Europe, particularly in France, Germany
reading a book; once you learn a visual vocabulary, you
and Spain. We’ll discuss the art and the artists. Instructor:
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will become a confident viewer. This course is your pathway
to better understand and enjoy the amazing world of art.”
This synopsis of The Teaching Company’s 36-lecture course
is the goal of this series. Selected lectures presented by Sharon
Latchaw Hirsh, Ph.D., will be moderated by Barbara Krakehl.
Students will view numerous examples of art and will be
introduced to essential features of art, including Abstraction/
Modernism – new visual language, and Postmodernism,
with a focus on the viewer. Instructors: BARBARA
KRAKEHL, the course moderator, explores all aspects
of art and is involved in local art-related activities which
encourage creativity and participation, believing we can all
develop a greater appreciation for the art that surrounds us.
PROFESSOR SHARON LATCHAW is an internationallyrecognized scholar of Western European art and President of
Rosemont College.
lobby. There is a $22 additional fee for this class. OLLI
staff will send a confirmation email to those registered,
with payment details included. The entrance fee covers
admission to Telfair Museums’ Jepson Center for the Arts,
Telfair Academy, and Owen-Thomas House, all located in
Savannah’s historic district. Instructor: PETE SCHRAMM,
a docent for the Telfair Museums for the past five years,
received the Hollowbush Award in 2013. He is a retired
instructor for the Beaufort County Library, with degrees
from Temple and Monmouth Universities.
ART108 ILLUSION OF SPACE IN DRAWING AND RIVER
STREET SKETCH CRAWL Location: The Jepson Center,
207 W York St., Savannah GA 31401 Sessions: 1 •
9/27/2016 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Limited Enrollment
— 20. George Bellows
ART106 PLEIN AIR PAINTING WITH MICHAEL GRIFFIN
and the members of the
Location: Anchorage 1770 (full address and directions
Ashcan school took their
to registrants one week prior to class) Sessions: 1 •
easels out into the streets
10/14/2016 • Friday • 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
NEW in order to accurately
Limited Enrollment — 15. Meet with Michael
capture the life of their
Griffin for a personal discussion of his painting process.
urban surroundings. In this
Michael’s work will be shown at The Anchorage 1770
workshop, we will look to The Jepson Center, Savannah
Inn in Beaufort and he will discuss the influence the South
George Bellows’ paintings and his methods for creating space,
Carolina Lowcountry has had on his work. The artist
including overlap, value, size variation, and perspective. After
will also demonstrate some of his plein air techniques and
practicing these skills in the studio at Telfair, we will make
reference his works on display in the beautiful rooms of the
our way to River Street and take time to employ these skills in
Inn. Earlier in the day, class participants are invited on a self- depicting life and times of our urban setting. Each participant
guided Art Walk for OLLI members in downtown Beaufort. will receive a handmade sketchbook and pencils for drawing.
Instructor: MICHAEL GRIFFIN is an accomplished artist
There is a $45 additional fee for this class. OLLI staff
from Nashville, Tennessee. His love of nature and beautiful
will send a confirmation email to those registered, with
landscapes was instilled in him as a child after extensive travel payment details included. A complimentary but nonand exposure to the American West. A 2002 graduate of
compulsory class on George Bellows will be held the same morning,
Wake Forest University, he started his career as a commercial September 27 (ART107). Refer to the class entitled A Look at
illustrator. His love of fine art and nature’s beauty led to plein George Wesley Bellows, given by Pete Schramm. Instructor: KIP
air painting and discovery of the Lowcountry.
BRADLEY holds an MFA in Painting from the University
of Florida. Prior to joining the Telfair Museums, Kip worked
ART107 A LOOK AT GEORGE WESLEY BELLOWS, AN
as professional artist and Adjunct Faculty at the Savannah
AMERICAN REALIST PAINTER Location: The Jepson
College of Art and Design and Armstrong State University.
Center, 207 W York St., Savannah GA 31401 Sessions: 1 •
ART109 MANSION TO MUSEUM Location: The Owen
9/27/2016 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Thomas House, 124 Abercorn St., Savannah GA 31401
NEW
Limited Enrollment — 30. George Wesley Bellows’
Sessions: 1 • 11/10/2016 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to
spirited and virile paintings of New York in the
3:00 PM
NEW
early decades of the twentieth century celebrated
the city’s growth and boldness. His works were
Limited Enrollment — 25. Students will learn the
highly popular despite the fact that they clearly
fascinating story of the oldest public art museum in
challenged the conservative practices of the National
the South and why Savannah has a museum with three
Academy and linked him with members of the Ashcan school sites. The tour will begin at 10:00 AM at the Owens– the anti-academic art movement lead by Robert Henri.
Thomas House and last for approximately one hour. The
This lecture explores why it was that Bellows’s paintings
group will then walk towards Jepson Center for the Arts
were acclaimed and why his paintings at Telfair Museums
and Telfair Academy, break for an early lunch, and resume
represent an important part of the permanent collection.
our tour of the remaining two buildings and its history
There is an optional studio activity available on the same day
after lunch. Start time for the Telfair Academy tour is 1:00
that allows the student to further explore the work of Bellows PM, and the Jepson Center at 2:00 PM. All tours will be
from their own hand. (For more details, see class ART108,
finished by 3:00 PM. This tour does not include a tour of
entitled The Illusion of Space in Drawing, taught by Kip Bradley.) special exhibits. After the tour, the students are free to visit
Participants in the Bellows class should meet in the
exhibitions of their choosing. This is a walking tour. Students
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should wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a bottle of
water. There is a $22 additional fee for this class. OLLI
staff will send a confirmation email to those registered,
with payment details included. The entrance fee covers
admission to Telfair Museums’ Jepson Center for the Arts,
Telfair Academy, and Owen-Thomas House, all located in
Savannah’s historic district. Instructor: CHRIS MITTS is
a docent for Telfair Museums as well as a photographer and
pastel artist. Prior to that, she was a docent at the Honolulu
Museum of Art and the Georgia Museum of Art.
ART110 CHURCHES TO DIE FOR AND CHRISTIAN
ART OF NEW LIFE Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray
156 Sessions: 4 • 10/3/2016 — 10/24/2016 •
NEW
Mondays • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
In the first two sessions, the class will look at 16 churches,
most of them modern structures, for their artistic and
architectural beauty. Close attention will be paid to the use
of space, architecture, color, etc. and, if possible, an analysis
of the liturgical space. The aesthetic qualities will also
stimulate theological reflections. The last two sessions will
involve considering some 25 to 35 paintings throughout
Christian history. Session 3 will focus on paintings of the
Annunciation, and Session 4 on paintings of the Resurrection.
Instructor: FRED REISZ, Ph.D. in Theology from the
University of Chicago, is President Emeritus of Lutheran
Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, SC. He taught
courses at Wittenberg University, Harvard Divinity School,
and was a Visiting Professor at Yale Divinity School.
ART111 MARY THIBAULT STUDIO AND GALLERY TOUR
Location: Thibault Gallery (full address and directions
to registrants one week prior to class) Sessions: 1 •
10/14/2016 • Friday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
NEW
Limited Enrollment — 35. OLLI members will
be treated to a special tour of the Thibault Gallery,
one of Beaufort’s finest art galleries. You will see
artist Mary Thibault at work on some of her current
paintings. Earlier in the day, class participants are invited
on a self-guided Art Walk for OLLI members in downtown
Beaufort. Instructor: MARY THIBAULT is a self-taught
freelance artist, life-long Beaufortonian, and owner of
The Thibault Gallery. Her art crosses many mediums and
Beaufort has been the inspiration for many of her paintings.
Her gallery represents 13 other award-winning artists.
ART112 THE CHRISTMAS STORY IN ART Location: 2
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
NEW
12/9/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
For nearly two thousand years, the Gospels have inspired the
faithful to depict the mystery of the “Word made flesh.” Each
generation endeavored not only to illustrate the Christmas
Story, but also to make the incarnation of Jesus both real and
relevant to their own day and age. No greater testimony
to this are the magnificent masterpieces of art that have
concretized the Old and New Testament references to the
advent and birth of the Christ as they also bridged the same
sacred scriptures to the prevalent traditions that anticipated
and celebrated the coming of the Messiah. Focusing on
scenes of the Nativity, Dr. Ciresi will explain how scripture,
history, and customs were woven together within the fabric
of society and indelibly manifested in the arts of Western
Europe that proclaimed the Christmas Story throughout the
ages. Instructor: LISA VICTORIA CIRESI received her
Ph.D. from Rutgers University in 2007 and was a Fulbright
scholar in Germany. She is Associate Professor of Art History
at USCB. Dr. Ciresi has given inspiring presentations for
OLLI and in the local community over the past few years.
ART113 FAUVISM:
A SHOCKING ART
MOVEMENT OR A FETISH?
Location: USCB Beaufort,
Sandstone 124 Sessions:
1 • 11/4/2016 • Friday •
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Discover why this
art movement was so
controversial it was dubbed
Fauvism, as in the style of “les
fauves”, French for wild beasts. Champs de Ble and Restaurant at Bougival (1905-6),
We will explore the rational
Maurice de Vlaminck
use of discord color. Together
we will discover the influence
of African, Polynesian, Central and South American on the
Fauvist style of art. Instructor: LISA VICTORIA CIRESI
received her Ph.D. from Rutgers University in 2007 and was
a Fulbright scholar in Germany. She is Associate Professor
of Art History at USCB. Dr. Ciresi has given inspiring
presentations for OLLI and in the local community over the
past few years.
BUSINESS & FINANCE
BUS100 MAKING “CENTS” OF INVESTING ON YOUR
OWN Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124
Sessions: 1 • 10/05/2016 • Wednesday • 10:00
NEW
AM to 12:00 N
This course is designed to give you the information
needed to invest in the stock market on your own and to
feel comfortable with your investment decisions. Some
experience with using a computer and working with
numbers would be helpful. The speaker is not a broker,
so he won’t be offering any specific investment advice,
nor will he provide any guarantees that you will be doing
better in the market than you are doing now. However, his
focus will be to help you interpret information using easily
available software to sharpen your analytical skills, so that
whatever the outcome of your investment decisions, you will
better understand how you got there. Instructor: STEVE
MCARTHUR is a retired Certified Public Accountant. His
industry experience includes several positions in retail as a
Chief Financial Officer. He is a graduate of the Carlson
School of Management at the University of Minnesota.
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BUS101 IRA STRATEGIES Location: 2
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
10/11/2016 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
NEW
What if you could stretch out your IRA for nearly 100 years
and defer taxes for decades? It’s all in knowing how to
develop an investment plan, structure your withdrawals and
properly designate beneficiaries. Join us for a comprehensive
review in plain English. Instructor: STEVEN WEBER is
a registered investment advisor for The Bedminster Group,
with over 30 years’ experience as a stockbroker. He is a
financial columnist for the Hilton Head Monthly magazine and
teaches educational investment and
financial workshops.
BUS102 YOUR INCOME
GENERATION Location: USCB
Beaufort, Sandstone 124
Sessions: 1 • 10/11/2016 •
Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Today’s retirees can expect to live
30 years or more in retirement.
During retirement, retirees are
facing three primary income
challenges: how to make sure their money lasts throughout
their lifetime; how to keep up with inflation; and how to
manage market volatility. This workshop will provide
strategies that may help address those challenges. While this
course will help participants gain a better understanding, it
is not meant to provide legal or tax advice. Our goal is for
attendees to leave the workshop with a better understanding
of what steps need to be taken to give them more confidence
in retirement. Instructors: GARY BEZILLA, Managing
Director-Investments, and KATIE PHIFER, Financial
Advisor and Certified Financial Planner, are with the Bezilla
Kinney Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors.
Gary has advised clients on developing sound financial
strategies for over 30 years.
BUS103 SOCIAL SECURITY: SEVEN WAYS TO OPTIMIZE
YOUR BENEFITS Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124
Sessions: 1 • 10/7/2016 • Friday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Social Security plays a crucial role in retirement planning
and it is vital for everyone to be aware of options and
choices available in taking your social security benefits. This
workshop covers when to start taking benefits, working while
taking benefits, divorce and widow benefits, and married
couples’ Social Security choices. We will cover information
on Medicare benefits; Parts A, B, D and Medicare Advantage
Plans and how they work. This class will provide valuable
handouts that can help us navigate this critical time in our
lives. Instructor: LAMY BRODHEAD-BUCK, CIS,
is
a Certified Income Specialist, providing
financial longevity solutions for over 25
years to retirees or those preparing
for retirement. She is a graduate of
University of Florida, with a B.S.
in Finance.
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COI100 GOVERNING HILTON HEAD AND TOWN ISSUES
Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1
• 10/28/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
This overview of Hilton Head city government covers how
the town of Hilton Head is structured, with a strong focus
and discussion of current issues on the island. Instructor:
STEVE RILEY has served as Town Manager of the Town
of Hilton Head Island
since 1994. He has also
served as Community
Development Director
for the Town of Hilton
Head Island and as a
Planner for both the
City of Beaufort and
Beaufort County.
COI101 I’M BLACK
AND I’M PROUD,
WISHED THE WHITE
GIRL Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions:
1 • 11/10/2016 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
The author shares her unique experience of living within a
multicultural family in a Gullah community during the 1960s
and 70s. Growing up as a white girl in a black environment
on St. Helena Island, she learned both the pain of racism
and the warm embrace of her community. The session will
provide a narrative and pictorial presentation with book
excerpts and a question and answer dialogue. We’ll discuss
the historical context of segregation, understanding and
celebrating cultural diversity, and application to current day
issues. Lynn Bryant is author of I’m Black and I’m Proud…
Wished the White Girl. Instructor: LYNN BRYANT
retired from the Beaufort County school system as a reading
and writing teacher. She served as an adjunct professor
in Wheelock College’s teacher education program. Her
education began in the segregated schools of Beaufort,
later graduating from Clemson University. She remains an
educator, and now is also a Soul Line Dance Instructor.
COI102 AN INSIDER’S VIEW OF THE NEW BLUFFTON
POLICE DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS Location:
Bluffton Police Department, 101 Progressive St.,
Bluffton, SC 29910 Sessions: 1 • 10/27/2016 • NEW
Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 25. Join us for a behind-thescenes tour of the Evidence Lab, the Interview Room,
and the Holding Cell. You will have the chance to see
how to lift fingerprints, to check out special emergency
equipment, to hear about the changing nature of crimes in
our area, to meet the leaders of different divisions within the
force, and discover how the Town of Bluffton leads other
cities and towns with special distinctions. You will also learn
Community Interest
about special programs of interest to
seniors. Instructor: JOY NELSON,
Community Relations Manager for
the Bluffton Police Department, holds
a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism from
USC. During 15 years behind the
camera as reporter and news producer,
she was nominated for an Emmy and an Associated Press
Award.
COI103 HUMAN TRAFFICKING — YOU CAN MAKE A
DIFFERENCE IN ENDING SLAVERY Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 10/3/2016 •
NEW
Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
Human trafficking is prevalent world-wide, including
in the United States. The only way to stop it is for citizens
to learn what to look for and how to report what they have
seen. We will learn what it is and where and how it occurs.
Protecting our children and grandchildren is paramount.
You can make a difference. Learn the facts. Educating the
public is the key to stopping slavery. Instructor: PHYLLIS
RUMPP, Doctor of ScEd, Science Education, is the
Education Committee Chair on the Board of Directors for
the Lowcountry Coalition Against Human Trafficking. She
teaches physical oceanography, climatology, and meteorology
to local teachers for the American Meteorological Society.
COI104 SOUND ADVICE: WHYS AND WAYS TO MAKE
LIFE LESS LOUD Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 1 • 10/14/2016 • Friday • 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Come join a forum on the emotional, social, and physical
effects of increased sound levels in public places, such as
restaurants, gyms, and retail establishments. Suggested
strategies for dealing with uncomfortable volume will be
shared, including how to measure decibels (dB) with free
apps, ways to change the environment, and an opportunity to
hear what a consumer advocacy group is doing. Instructors:
MONICA WISER, M.A., CCC-A, is an audiologist
with Beaufort Audiology & Hearing Care. CLAUDIA
CORNETT is a Professor Emerita of Arts Education from
Wittenberg University and the author of numerous books
and articles. DONNA STARKEY is a speech pathologist
and has taught several OLLI classes.
COI105 JASPER OCEAN TERMINAL Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 11/9/2016 •
Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
NEW
South Carolina and
Georgia are moving
forward with plans to
build a new container
ship terminal near the
mouth of the Savannah
River. Located in Jasper
County, South Carolina,
this terminal will be
operated jointly by the
Georgia and the South Carolina State Ports Authorities. The
new terminal will give the current port of Savannah room for
expansion and will allow the port to serve the largest super
post-Panamax ships. As currently planned, construction
and operation of this facility will have a profound impact
on communities in Jasper and Beaufort counties in South
Carolina as well as on the nearby city of Savannah, Georgia.
Instructor: CAPTAIN TOM ANDERSON, USN, Ret., is a
medical doctor and Navy Flight Surgeon who is interested in
the maritime world and its importance to modern civilization.
He frequently lectures on cruise ships traveling to every part
of the world.
COI106 TODAY IN INDIAN COUNTRY: ISSUES OF
THE MODERN AMERICAN INDIANS Location: USCB
Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 10/27/2016
NEW
• Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Indian Country is the Reservations and Tribal Trust Lands as
well as the Urban Indians. American Indians face the same
challenges as mainstream America, and also issues unique to
them alone. Poverty, substance abuse, and domestic violence
are more prevalent in Native communities. Adoption
of Native American children by non-Native families is a
problem. We will explore the challenges that face modern
American Indians and talk about how they are working
to overcome them, as individuals and tribal communities.
Topics will include the Violence Against Women Act with
tribal provisions, the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 and
recent controversial cases, the attempted sales of sacred sites
and lands, the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act,
and the American Indian Religious Freedom Act. Instructor:
STACEY SPARKS-LAZUREK, with both Native and
Celtic ancestry, is an enrolled tribal member with PAIA
Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation of SC, a state-recognized
tribe. She is a student of Cherokee arts and crafts, a history
lover, and advocate for indigenous issues.
COI107 WHAT’S NEW IN BEAUFORT COUNTY AS IT
RELATES TO PREPAREDNESS Location: USCB Beaufort,
Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 10/24/2016 • Monday N
EW
• 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
This class will cover courses and products available, such
as Smart 911 (AT NO COST) to the citizens of Beaufort
County prior to, during, and after emergencies. Emergency
Management ensures the County’s ability to protect life
and property in the event of a man-made or natural disaster
through a program of assessing and mitigating hazards,
enhancing preparedness,
ensuring effective response, and
building the capacity to recover.
Instructor: DAVID ZEOLI is the
Deputy Director of the Beaufort
County Emergency Management
Division of the Sheriff’s Office.
He retired from the United
States Marine Corps and he has
been employed with Beaufort
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County for 19 years and holds the
rank of Major. He is a graduate of
Park University, with a major in
Criminal Justice.
COI108 BLACK AND WHITE —
RACE RELATIONS IN BEAUFORT
IN THE 1960s (A FORUM)
Location: USCB Beaufort,
Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
10/21/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
NEW
While the National Guard facilitated forced integration
of schools in U.S. cities such as Little Rock and others,
Beaufort, with its Gullah legacy and significant African
American population, simply did what needed to be done
with little fanfare or public outcry. How did this happen?
What was it like being a part of this community with a racial
viewpoint in the ‘60s? Moderated by Judge Ned Tupper, a
panel of prominent Beaufort citizens, both African-American
and Caucasian, will discuss their individual experiences
and memories of that era. Be prepared to hear fascinating
stories—some poignant, others hilarious—by people who
were a part of, and helped create, Beaufort’s history. The
discussion will be followed by audience Q&A time.
Instructor: JUDGE NED TUPPER, a partner with Tupper,
Grimsley & Dean, has practiced law in Beaufort since 1978.
Since 1987, he has served as part-time municipal judge for
the City of Beaufort and is widely known for bringing a
human and sensible touch to the position.
COI109 TOWN OF PORT ROYAL, BEAUFORT COUNTY’S
HIDDEN GEM Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124
Sessions: 1 • 11/4/2016 • Friday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Port Royal is a quaint seaside village within Beaufort County
with a rich history, given its wealth of forts, shrimp
industry, and the port of Port Royal. Van Willis, Port NEW
Royal Town Manager, will discuss recent initiatives in
Port Royal and the significant history that is in the making,
among them: the port property, the Cypress Wetlands
project, the significance of the Santa Elena project at Parris
Island, The Shed as an arts and events showplace, the Port
Royal Street Music Concerts, and the Port Royal Sound
Maritime Center all within Port Royal’s scope. Learn why
Port Royal is truly a hidden gem within Beaufort County.
Instructor: VAN WILLIS has been Town Manager of Port
Royal since 2002. He previously served as Town Manager
for Seabrook and Irmo. He annually updates OLLI at USCB
on Port Royal’s relevant historical events, recent government
town initiatives, and ecological and cultural events impacting
our area.
COI110 AGING IN PLACE, SAFELY (A FORUM)
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
10/31/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Aging in Place, Safely is a forum where we review
with seniors the options that are available for them
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to stay in their homes as long as it is
safe to do so. We will discuss resources
available from area churches, non-profit
organizations, “community villages,”
and companies that focus on senior care.
How seniors can connect with these
resources will be discussed. The forum
also includes an interactive component
where attendees share their concerns
about aging in Beaufort County. Instructor: DEBORAH
EDMONDSON is the Facilitator and Village Developer for the
Beaufort County Coalition for Aging in Place, a Together for
Beaufort initiative.
COI111 BEAUFORT BORN, BRED, OR BLESSED
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • NEW
11/17/2016 • Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Beaufort Born, Bred, or Blessed is a Facebook site birthed by
local Beaufortonians who have come together to share stories
about Beaufort from “back in the day” to current day. In this
forum, you will visit with local Beaufortonians of different
generations who will speak from the heart and share some
stories and vintage photographs of our Beaufort town. You
don’t have to have been “born or bred” in Beaufort, but you’re
certainly going to leave feeling “blessed” upon having moved
here after hearing their stories and witnessing their vintage
photos. Facilitator: KATHLEEN JORDAN is the facilitator
for this forum of Beaufortonian folks of
different generations, who will share their
history and will engage in conversation
within this forum on our Beaufort, then
and now.
COMPUTERS
COM100 SOCIAL MEDIA 4 U Location:
USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions:
1 • 11/16/2016 • Wednesday • 10:00
AM to 12:00 N
Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Vine,
LinkedIn, Blogspot, Twitter—the list of social media is mindboggling and daunting. Should you join, how do you use
them, what are the advantages, the pitfalls? In this class, you’ll
explore some of the most popular sites, learn which might
be right for you, and learn how to manage your accounts
for privacy and safety. Instructor: DIANE VOGE spent 30
years in human resources teaching a variety of management
subjects. She is a favorite instructor for OLLI, having made
the social media world intelligible to OLLI students in the
past.
COM101 TED: IDEAS WORTH SHARING Location:
USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
10/7/2016 • Friday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
NEW
Anyone who loves the internet and has a curious mind should
be watching TED (short for “Technology, Entertainment,
and Design.”) Featuring a wide range of speakers from
Ecology
all over the world, TED gives them a forum for a short
presentation on the most unlikely topics. Some TED Talk
topics have included a neurologist who observed herself while
having a stroke. Shonda Rhimes (creator of Grey’s Anatomy)
gave a motivational speech on her “Year of Saying ‘Yes’.”
Another was a man who taught us how to dry our hand
with one paper towel (it works.) Instructor: JEFF GLAZER
loves to teach. He has created a wide range of OLLI courses
on topics ranging from technical (computers, digital travel,
Google) to comedians (Tom Lehrer, Stan Freberg).
COM102 LIVING IN A DIGITAL WORLD Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 10/7/2016 • Friday
• 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
NEW
If you’ve ever wondered why so many things today
are described as being “digital,” this course is for you.
In this course, we will discuss the digital world; what it is
and why it is important. We will take a light-hearted look
at what the term means, how the digital world came to be,
where it is today, and where it is going. Along the way,
we’ll learn a little about how computers and the internet
work. The course is intended for a non-technical audience
with the aim of making computer systems more intuitive and
“user friendly.” Instructor: STEVE VANCE holds a Master
of Science degree in Computer Science from Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute. His 35-year career in the computer
software field enabled him to apply that knowledge to a wide
variety of business systems.
ECOLOGY
NEW
ECO100 WHAT IS THE GLOBAL GREEN
ECONOMY IMPERATIVE? Location: 2
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
Sessions: 4 • 9/30/2016 —
10/21/2016 • Fridays• 1:00
PM to 4:00 PM
Due to the exponential
growth in population and
the rate of consumption of
both renewable and nonrenewable resources, we must
change the efficiency in which
we utilize our limited natural
resources. If we do not, eventually
we will burden the interconnected
Earth systems, leading to a potentially
vicious correction that could endanger the future
stability of the human race. This class will be an examination
of these issues. Instructor: ALBERT GEORGE II is the
Director of Conservation for the South Carolina Aquarium
and Co-Founder of the Amazon Reforestation Project. He
is former Director of Education for the Georgia Aquarium.
His educational credentials include a B.S. in Marine Biology
and Chemistry from Savannah State University, the P.R.E.P.
program at Yale University, and post graduate work at the
Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government.
ECO101 WHAT IS HAPPENING
TO OUR BEES? Location: 2
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
Sessions: 1 • 9/29/2016 •
Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00
NEW
PM
Limited Enrollment — 50.
David Arnal is a local beekeeper
with 27 years of beekeeping experience. He will lecture on
the intricacies of keeping bees and how humans have been
able to manipulate this social insect to their benefit, including
their importance to our agriculture and food supply. The
lecture will also focus on the “Colony Collapse Disorder,” a
disease that has spread throughout honey bee colonies in the
USA and Europe, causing the annual loss of more than onethird of honeybee colonies with devastating consequences to
agriculture, other pollinators and our economy. Instructor:
DAVID ARNAL currently serves as the Director of the
Master Beekeeper Program for the State of South Carolina
and is the President of the Beaufort-Jasper Beekeepers
Association.
ECO102 WHAT’S THAT CRITTER? Location: 2 Mathews
Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 11/2/2016 •
NEW
Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Can’t tell a monarch from a fritillary, an anole from a skink, a
glass lizard from a corn snake? Come learn about some of the
common critters in the Lowcountry. The focus is on critters
such as common reptiles, amphibians, butterflies, dragonflies,
turtles and much more. Instructor: CAROL CLEMENS
is a retired high school Spanish teacher, volunteer docent
at Coastal Discovery Museum, and a LowCountry
Master Naturalist. She is active in the Audubon
Society, is a tutor at the Boys and Girls Club
and a volunteer interpreter at Volunteers in
Medicine. She received her Ph.D. from the
University of Notre Dame.
ECO103 GRAY’S REEF: OUR
UNDERWATER TREASURE Location:
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
Sessions: 1 • 9/28/2016 • Wednesday
• 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA) Gray’s Reef National
Marine Sanctuary, located 20 miles offshore of
the middle of Georgia’s curved coastline, is a national
underwater treasure to which we are connected literally
and metaphorically. Through stunning underwater footage,
you will learn about this amazing sub-tropical reef and of
its key inhabitants and, most importantly, why we should
all care about it. Instructor: CATHY SAKAS has been the
Education Coordinator for NOAA Gray’s Reef National
Marine Sanctuary for 15 years. She has been the host, writer
and co-producer of two multiple Emmy award-winning
nature series, called the Coastal Naturalist.
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ECO104 A TOUR OF CRYSTAL LAKE NATURE PARK
Location: Crystal Lake Nature Park (full address
and directions to registrants one week prior to
class) Sessions: 1 • 10/26/2016 • Wednesday
• 10:30 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 20. Come explore Crystal Lake
Nature Park on Lady’s Island. This nature center is owned
and being developed by Beaufort County with the assistance
of hundreds of volunteer hours from
the Friends of Crystal Lake, Master
Naturalists, and Master Gardeners.
Rick Kurz, a member of all three
organizations, will lead our tour.
He will offer the history of the site
and conduct a walking tour to the
lake. Wear comfortable shoes and
weather-appropriate clothing. Bring
bottled water, bug spray, and sun screen.
Instructor: RICK KURZ is VP/
Board member of both the Master
Gardener and Master Naturalist Associations. He serves as
VP/Board Member of the Friends of Crystal Lake and is
on the USCB Arts Center Advisory Board. He attended
Washington and Lee University and Wharton School,
University of Pennsylvania for his graduate degree.
ECO105 MIGRATING MONARCHS Location: 2 Mathews
Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 11/17/2016 •
Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
This presentation, incorporating slides, specimens, and short
videos, introduces you to the natural history of the Monarch
butterfly and its spectacular migration to roosting sites in
California and Mexico. Instructor: VICKY MCMILLAN
is a retired biologist specializing in insect behavior and was
formerly on the faculty of Colgate University, in Hamilton,
New York. She currently writes the “Natural Lowcountry”
column for The Island Packet.
ECO106 BEACH LIFE ON SOUTH CAROLINA BARRIER
ISLANDS Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124
Sessions: 1 • 9/29/2016 • Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This local Master Naturalist will offer a presentation featuring
invertebrates living on our South Carolina beaches. Come
and enjoy this PowerPoint presentation and visit with
her actual specimens. She will
also discuss opportunities for a
subsequent beach walk with her
on Hunting Island. Instructor:
MARGIT RESCH, retired from
USC, has a Master Naturalist
Certification and does guided beach
walks on Hunting Island State
Park. She has given presentations
on beach life to classes of all levels,
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to nature conservancies, and other
organizations up and down the
South Carolina coast.
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ECO107 TURTLES OF THE LOWCOUNTRY Location:
USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 9/27/2016
• Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
The South Carolina lowcountry is known for its wildlife and
beautiful wild spaces. From freshwater ponds and rivers to
salt marshes and the ocean, Beaufort County is home to a
number of turtles, terrapins, and sea turtles. Join us to learn
about their anatomy, diets, and habitats, and meet a few live
turtles that you might encounter
in the wild here. Instructor:
JESSICA MILLER has been the
Head Naturalist for Fripp Island
Resort since 2014, where she
maintains the exhibits for five
species of native turtles. During
the summers, she assists the Fripp
Island Turtle Team with morning
patrols, relocations, and inventories
of sea turtle nests.
ECO108 RIVER ROAD PRESERVE WALK Location:
Palmetto Bluff Conservancy Sessions: 1 •
10/18/2016 • Tuesday • 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Limited Enrollment — 20. Join the Palmetto Bluff
Conservancy’s executive director Jay Walea on a walk
through the maritime forest of the River Road Preserve. This
145-acre parcel is owned by the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy
and is one of the prettiest places at Palmetto Bluff. Jay will
discuss the flora and fauna of the Preserve and explain why
this area is so special. Instructor: JAY WALEA has worked
25 years for the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy, a not-for-profit
organization dedicated to conserving the natural and cultural
resources of Palmetto Bluff. Now, as its director, he works in
tandem with Crescent Communities to ensure that Palmetto
Bluff continues to be an environmentally-responsible
development.
ECO110 LEGACY OAKS TOUR Location: 2 Mathews Ct.,
Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 9/30/2016 • Friday •
10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Limited Enrollment — 24. The Sea Pines Legacy Oaks
Program celebrates and interprets our region’s special Live
Oak trees so those who visit will have a better appreciation
of the importance of them and the need for their protection.
Fifteen trees have been selected
from the thousands in Sea Pines.
These extraordinary trees represent
the best specimens and illustrate
the variety of trunk and branch
structures which are characteristic
of the species. They range in age
from 100 to 320 years-old. On this
unique trolley tour, our guide will
share interesting facts about the trees
as participants stop to get acquainted
with them. There is a $17
additional fee for this class. OLLI
Gardening
staff will send a confirmation
email to those registered, with
payment details included. The
tour will begin in the parking lot of
the OLLI classroom, 2 Mathews Ct,
Suite B&C, Hilton Head Island.
Instructor: JOHN PARSONS
enjoyed a 40-year career with
the National Park Service. He served as the Director of
the planning, development, land acquisition, congressional
affairs and historic preservation programs for the National
Parks in and around Washington, D.C. Since 2008, he has
served on the Sea Pines Landscape Enhancement and Major
Projects Committee, where he initiated and coordinated the
establishment of the Legacy Oaks Program.
ECO111 “FISH TALK” AT THE MARITIME MUSEUM
Location: Port Royal Sound Foundation (full
address and directions to registrants one week NEW
prior to class) Sessions: 1 • 11/29/2016 •
Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 45. Although we are
approaching winter, summer will be on its way. The waters
at our beaches get darker and darker when summer begins
to kick-start. The heat sparks a trigger throughout the
aquatic ecosystem and everyone is reproducing from algae
and zooplankton to oysters, spotted seatrout, and cobia. As
the water gets murkier by the second, how do these animals
find each other? By talking of course! Many fish, specifically,
Sciaenids (drum family) vocalize, much like frogs, to find
mates and determine each other’s fitness. We will discuss
some of these special adaptations, why it is so important and
what can affect these interactions in our waters. You will
have an opportunity to tour the Maritime Center’s exhibits.
Instructor: CHRIS KEHRER is Naturalist and Education
Coordinator at the Port Royal Sound Foundation Maritime
Center. He worked in a marine bio-acoustic lab as a student
at USCB. He has also volunteered at Waddell Mariculture
Center assisting with their restocking program.
GARDENING
GAR100 A TOUR OF THE ARMSTRONG
STATE UNIVERSITY ARBORETUM Location:
Armstrong State University, University
Library, 11935 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA
31419 Sessions: 1 • 10/19/2016 •
Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 40. The
historic campus of Armstrong
State University is a virtual arboretum that
encompasses a 268-acre campus and displays
a wide variety of Spanish Moss-draped live
oaks with palm trees, magnolias, and an array
of native plants and several plant collections
including the Camellia Garden, Conifer
Garden, Fern Garden, Ginger Garden, Primitive Garden,
and an International Garden. The Arboretum functions as
a sanctuary for the preservation and conservation of plants.
With collections of native and exotic flora, the Arboretum
provides a model for environmentally sound landscape
management. The tour will commence at the library of
the Armstrong State University. Instructor: PHILLIP
SCHRETTER is the University Grounds Manager of
Armstrong State University and will conduct the tour.
GAR101 ORCHIDS ARE EASY TO CARE FOR
NEW
Location: May River Orchids Greenhouse, 122
Confederate Ave., Bluffton, SC 29910 Sessions: 1 •
11/1/2016 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Limited Enrollment — 20. Come for a tour of an
amazing display of orchids at the May River Orchids
Greenhouse with “the Orchid Lady.” You will learn about
the growing and care of orchids. There will be a re-potting
demonstration. There is no seating available during this
class, and parking is limited. Instructor: MADELINE
NELSON is a self-taught grower and hybridizer of orchids
for 29 years.
GAR102 PROPER PRUNING Location: 2 Mathews Ct.,
Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 10/17/2016 • Monday
• 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
To prune or not to prune? Those are the questions for
which Lyn Taylor has the answers. Students will learn
horticulturally-correct methods for pruning trees, shrubs
and perennials, with specific instructions for many of
your Lowcountry favorites. The session will include
the opportunity for some hands-on training, so bring
your favorite pruners and get clipping. Instructor: LYN
TAYLOR discovered her love of gardening while growing
up on Hilton Head Island’s Honey Horn Plantation. During
her tenure with a local landscape architecture firm, she
discovered she had a flair for landscape design. She then
pursued a degree in horticulture at the Technical College
of the Lowcountry and began her career in the landscaping
industry with International Paper on Daufuskie Island. Since
then, she has established her own business, Reflections,
Design and Landscapes.
GAR103 PROPER PLANT FOR THE
PROPER PLACE Location: 2 Mathews
Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
10/10/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM
to 12:00 N
Our unique Lowcountry climate and
extended growing season often lead to
rampant plant growth or the demise
of plants that are planted in the wrong
location. Either way, it can be an
expensive and frustrating situation.
This course will help students avoid
costly and disheartening mistakes
and review what a plant needs to
thrive in the Lowcountry’s unique
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climate. Instructor: LYN TAYLOR discovered her love
of gardening while growing up on Hilton Head Island’s
Honey Horn Plantation. During her tenure with a local
landscape architecture firm, she discovered she had a flair for
landscape design. She then pursued a degree in horticulture
at the Technical College of the Lowcountry and began her
career in the landscaping industry with International Paper
on Daufuskie Island. Since then, she has established her own
business, Reflections, Design and Landscapes.
GAR104 HILTON HEAD GARDEN TOUR Location: NEW
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
10/21/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Limited Enrollment — 24. This course and tour
will feature some of the little-known and seldom-seen
public gardens of Hilton Head. Some of the stops include a
small meditation garden featuring plantings and landscape
design that might be an enhancement to your own backyard
garden; a citrus grove with four varieties of citrus trees; and a
chance to see wildlife and the world’s smallest flower within
a magnificent cypress tree grove. The tour will begin at the
OLLI classroom on Hilton Head. NOTE: Wear comfortable
walking shoes and bring binoculars & bugspray. No
facilities are available. There is a $17 additional fee for
this class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation email
to those registered, with payment details included.
Instructor: DAVE DESJARDINS has presented many
seminars on different topics for OLLI. Over the last 20 years,
Dave has been an official Master Gardener in the three states
he has lived—Maryland, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina.
GAR105 TREES: PROPER SELECTION, PREPARATION
AND PLANT INSTALLATION Location: USCB Bluffton,
Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 • 11/7/2016 — 11/8/2016 •
Mon/Tues • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
NEW
The key to successful establishment and long-term
vitality of nursery stock involves many critical steps,
including good planting procedures, proper species
selection and planting the right tree in the right
place. Many stress and physiological disorders can
be traced to improper planting. Many tree planting methods
have been used for years, and while some of these methods
are still accepted today, continuous research has helped us find
better ways of increasing plant survivability after planting
and transplanting. This course will explore the most up-todate ways to plant a tree properly, and students will have the
opportunity to get hands-on experience while planting a
tree outside the classroom. Note: The second session of
this class will be held on the site of the planned OLLI
building, directions to which will be provided in the
first class session. Instructor: TODD RADER is the Local
Manager for Bartlett Tree Experts on Hilton Head Island.
Todd majored in Ornamental Horticulture at Delaware
Valley College and has been in the green industry for 30
years as a landscape designer, installer and grower.
GAR106 FALL/WINTER LANDSCAPE TASKS: THINK
YOU’RE DONE? Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 1 • 11/7/2016 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
The growing season is over and a respite is here.
NEW
One can relax until early spring. Wrong! Learn
about tasks that need attention, and those that don’t—
trimming palms, mulch volcanoes, use of pre-emergents
and systemics, frost protection, transplanting/root pruning,
mulching, spring bulbs, pruning trees/shrubs, grass scalping,
installing new plants, and more. These tips are offered as
preparatory steps for a healthy and attractive landscape in the
next growing season. Instructor: BILL LEONARD, Ph.D.,
is a retired public educator with a degree in horticulture.
He has been trained as a Master Gardener and is the former
owner of a landscape consulting and design business.
GAR107 ROSEMARY: FOOD, FOLKLORE, FACTS AND
FANCY Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions:
1 • 10/12/2016 • Wednesday • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Rosemary is a symbol of love, friendship, and
remembrance. William Shakespeare (1564-1616) is
recognized as giving rise to rosemary’s designation
as the “herb of remembrance” with references in
Hamlet and The Winter’s Tale. This course will
explore the historic use of rosemary as a medicine,
a fragrance, and a symbol of celebrations. The
growing techniques, varieties, and extensive
culinary uses of rosemary will be emphasized.
NEW
Students will sample five rosemary-infused foods
and receive copies of the recipes. There is a $5
additional fee for this class. OLLI staff will send a
confirmation email to those registered, with payment
details included. Instructor: CAROLYN TRUEPER was a
home economics teacher and the owner of a retail landscape
business. She is currently serving on the Sun City AvantGarden Club board and is the leader of the Herb SIG group.
GAR108 INTRODUCTION TO ORCHIDS Location:
USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
11/18/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
NEW
This introductory course in growing orchids will include an
overview of the thousands of different kinds of orchids, where
they grow, and their various native growing conditions.
This will be followed by a discussion of the more commonly
available orchids and their specific cultural guidelines and
requirements. An open question and answer session will
conclude the presentation. Instructor: JOHN HUFFMAN
has been growing orchids for over 25 years, learning from
USCB.edu/OLLI
Government
experts both locally and around
the world. He currently cares for a
private orchid collection of over 2,000
plants. He is a member of the South
Carolina Orchid Society, Coastal
Carolina Orchid Society, and the
American Orchid Society.
GAR109 WHY GO TO SLEEP IN
THE WINTER? Location: USCB
Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions:
1 • 11/7/2016 • Monday • 10:00
AM to 12:00 N
NEW
Come learn about planting
outdoor urns and indoor
container arrangements to nurture
the feeling of Thanksgiving, which
will easily segue into the lowcountry
Christmas holiday season. Bill
Thompson, replete with lowcountry
gardening knowledge, folklore and
humor, will provide expertise and tips on lowcountry winter
arrangements. He will also provide some historical anecdotes
and a recipe or two in celebration of our lowcountry winter.
Bill’s samples from Buds and Blooms will be available for
purchase to feather your winter nest, both indoors and out.
Instructor: BILL THOMPSON graduated from Georgia
Southern University with both a BA and a BS. He has been
in the landscaping business for more than 30 years, and his
nursery, Buds and Blooms, is located on Lady’s Island. Bill is
a member of the OLLI Gardens Project Advisory Team for
USCB’s Historic Beaufort Campus.
GAR110 LOWCOUNTRY NATIVE PLANTS Location:
USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
10/19/2016 • Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM NEW
There is a native plant for every area in your
landscape. Choosing the right plant for the right place is
essential. Native plants can reduce maintenance, use less
water and fertilizers, and offer years of pleasure. You will
learn to work with nature, attract song birds, pollinators,
and to promote a beautiful, sustainable habitat, using native
plants. Also, OLLI members are invited to get involved in
the development of different OLLI gardens at our USCB
Historic Beaufort Campus. Join us after class to tour the
USCB courtyard campus to discuss ideas on a rain garden
and other gardens to be developed by OLLI and garden
club volunteers. Laura Lee Rose is a consultant to our OLLI
Gardens Projects at USCB Beaufort. Instructor: LAURA
LEE ROSE is a Beaufort County Horticulture Agent
with the Clemson University Extension. She has a B.S. in
horticulture from Clemson University, is South Carolina
Nursery and Landscape (SCNLA)-certified and has 30 years
horticulture experience. Laura Lee Rose has appeared on
television, radio, and writes monthly gardening columns for
local press.
GAR111 FALL AND WINTER
VEGETABLE GARDENING Location:
USCB Beaufort, Sandstone
NEW
124 Sessions: 1 • 9/21/2016 •
Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Learn how to grow vegetables most of
the year, especially during the cool season.
Class will include discussion of soils,
fertilizers, growing tips, and planting tips
for your fall and winter garden. Also,
OLLI members are invited to get involved
in the development of different OLLI
gardens at our USCB Historic Beaufort
Campus. Join us after class to tour the
USCB courtyard campus to discuss ideas
on a rain garden and other gardens to
be developed by OLLI and garden club
volunteers. Laura Lee Rose is a consultant
to our OLLI Gardens Projects at USCB
Beaufort Instructor: LAURA LEE
ROSE is a Beaufort County Horticulture Agent with the
Clemson University Extension. She has a B.S. in horticulture
from Clemson University, is South Carolina Nursery and
Landscape (SCNLA)-certified and has 30 years horticulture
experience. Laura Lee Rose has appeared on television, radio,
and writes monthly gardening columns for local press.
GOVERNMENT
GOV100 THE ART OF DIPLOMACY Location: USCB
Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 10/17/2016 •
Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Learn what role an ambassador plays in advancing U.S.
national interests. Discuss diplomacy, its conduct, and its
relationship to other instruments of national power, including
military, intelligence, and economic. Learn the difference
between bilateral and multilateral diplomacy. Consider how
public diplomacy can reinforce more traditional diplomacy
behind closed doors. Play the role of ambassador to the
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and consider
how to convince other countries to vote with the U.S.
on difficult decisions involving Iran’s nuclear program.
Instructor: GREG SCHULTE was the U.S. ambassador
to the IAEA in Vienna, Austria from 2005 to 2009. He
also served at the White House under two Presidents, the
Pentagon, and NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.
He ended his 34 years in the federal government by teaching
strategy and national security decision-making at the
National War College.
GOV101 PRESIDENTIAL EXECUTIVE POWER AND
THE U.S. CONSTITUTION Location: USCB Beaufort,
Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 10/14/2016 • Friday •
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
This seminar will provide a brief history of the exercise
of executive power by U.S. presidents, as it relates to the
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GOV105 HOW THE BEAUFORT
separation of powers under the Constitution. It will
COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
explore how executive power is being used today and
its constitutionality. Instructor: DAVID MANZI, Juris
PROTECTS YOU Location:
Doctor, University of San Diego School of Law, is a trial
Beaufort County Public Works
lawyer with 25 years of experience in prosecuting civil
(full address and directions to
litigation cases. Licensed in North and South Carolina,
registrants one week prior to
and California, he has handled personal injury, medical
class) Sessions: 1 • 9/20/2016 •
malpractice, employment and business litigation. He is a
Tuesday • 9:00 AM to 12:00 N
NEW
Certified Mediator providing Alternative Dispute Resolution
Limited Enrollment — 25. Join us for a visit
services to the legal community.
to the Sheriff’s Office training facilities in Beaufort,
GOV102 ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY:
witness K-9 and SWAT demonstrations, and have a
MARINE HIGHWAY OF THE EASTERN SEABOARD
first-hand look at the weapons range and at specialLocation: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1
incident command vehicles for land and sea operations. This
NEW is your chance to learn from a twenty-year veteran deputy,
• 9/19/2016 • Monday • 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Master Sergeant Jennings, who is the training and crime
This course will review the history of the Atlantic
prevention officer of the Beaufort County Sheriff’s office,
Intracoastal Waterway and its value to the nation. It will
how the Sheriff’s Office trains new recruits, implements
also offer a general description of the waterway, current
crime prevention activities in our schools and communities,
challenges facing the waterway, and opportunities for
maintains readiness to respond to emergencies, and gather
use as part of the nation’s marine transportation system
intelligence to keep us safe. Parking may be limited.
in the twenty-first century and beyond. Instructor:
Directions will be sent to those registered, prior to the
BRAD PICKEL is the Executive Director of the
class. The class will begin at the bleachers at the rifle
Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Association, a nonrange. NOTE: There will be walking on pavement,
profit organization dedicated to the waterway’s health
grass, and uneven surfaces. There may be some standing
and maintenance. He has addressed numerous national
as well. Seating is in bleachers unless participants choose
conferences, symposiums, and regional meetings on the
to bring their own chairs. There are portable bathroom
subject of waterfronts and waterways.
facilities on site. It is recommended that participants
GOV103 THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2016 Location:
bring bottled water and bug spray. Also note that if
USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 3 • 10/26/2016
there is rain on the scheduled date, Thursday, September
22 will be the rain date for this class. Instructor: MIKE
— 11/9/2016 • Wednesdays • 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
JENNINGS, Master Sergeant with the Beaufort County
This election-year course follows the tradition begun in
Sheriff’s office, is a Beaufort native. He shares his experience
2008 with these two facilitators moderating a class forum
in local law enforcement, community services, crime
examining the presidential candidates, the issues and conduct
prevention, school resource activities, recruiting and retention
of the presidential race, and the media coverage, as the 2016
initiatives, new-hire training and on-going education for the
election cycle winds down to a finish. A post-election class
Beaufort County Sheriff’s office.
will analyze the results once the voting is over. Instructors:
JOE FRAGALE is a retired business owner and
GOV106 UNDERSTANDING THE
former president of the Sun City Republicans
TOWN OF BLUFFTON BOUNDARIES
and FRANK GINDHART is a retired attorney
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray
and member of the Sun City Democrats.
156 Sessions: 1 • 9/26/2016 • NEW
Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
GOV104 LOBBYING: A VIEW FROM THE
INSIDE Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray
156 Sessions: 1 • 9/26/2016 • Monday •
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Lobbying is a much maligned and
misunderstood profession. Get insights into
who lobbyists are, what they do, why do they
do it and what role they play in the legislative
and policy making processes, both on the
federal and state levels. Instructor: SANFORD
KAUFMAN has Masters Degrees in both
Biology and Public Administration. He has
more than twenty years experience leading
the State Government Affairs function at a
subsidiary of a major pharmaceutical company.
USCB.edu/OLLI
Who’s In and Who’s Out? While many
have a Bluffton address, not all are within
the Town of Bluffton boundaries. Due
to complicated annexation laws, it is not
always easy to understand where the
incorporated boundaries of the Town of
Bluffton are and aren’t. Mayor Lisa Sulka
will explain why there are large swaths
of land, like Buckwalter Parkway, which
is in the town limits and there are what
is called “enclaves” or “doughnut holes”
within a large area which are not in the
town limits. Mayor Sulka will also give a
brief overview of the Town’s annexation
which resulted in Bluffton going from
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one square mile to the current 54 square
miles, the fifth-largest town in South
Carolina. Instructor: LISA SULKA is
serving her third term as Bluffton Mayor.
She has called the Lowcountry home
for over thirty years and is involved in
many boards and commissions in the
community.
HIS101 BEAUFORT FORTS BY BOAT
Location: Port Royal Landing Marina, (full
address and directions to registrants
one week prior to class) Sessions: 1 •
9/26/2016 • Monday • 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM
NEW
GOV107 THE CITY OF HARDEEVILLE:
PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE Location:
USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
11/9/2016 • Wednesday • 3 to 4:30 PM
Join the Hardeeville City Manager, Michael J.
Czymbor, as he presents a look back at the city’s growth and
development, where it stands today, and, most importantly,
where he sees it going. He will discuss the opportunities
and challenges of growth and development in Hardeeville,
including the Exit 8 corridor on I-95, RiverPort and the
several other planned development district agreements.
Instructor: MICHAEL CZYMBOR is the Hardeeville
City Manager. He has had 28 years of experience in local
governments in Michigan, Ohio and Florida.
HISTORY
HIS100 ANATOMY OF INTELLIGENCE FAILURE:
THE YOM KIPPUR WAR, 1973 Location:
USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
10/10/2016 • Monday • 9:00 AM to 12:00 N
NEW
Limited Enrollment — 24. This seminar is an in-depth
look at the context and run-up to the attack on Israel from
Egypt and Syria that caught Tel Aviv completely by surprise
in October 1973. The class dissects why Israel was so
surprised…its existence hung in the balance for two days.
The instructor developed this course while at the National
War College as a way to introduce our military officers
to the role of national intelligence and to introduce them
to a small piece of how we train our intelligence analysts.
Instructor: JOHN MCSHANE served 30 years in a senior
leadership career at the
CIA, including: Dean
of the Sherman Kent
School for Intelligence
Analysis; Director,
Western Hemisphere/
National Security
Council; Director,
Analysis/Production,
National Security
Agency; National
Intelligence Manager,
Western Hemisphere;
and CIA Chair,
National Defense
University.
Limited Enrollment — 18. Join Capt. Wally
Phinney and his first mate, Jim Rosen, for a
special 90-minute tour of Beaufort historic forts
sites from the Beaufort River to Port Royal
Sound on his 35-foot Power-Cat charter boat,
The Seawolf. We will also see the Parris Island
Dry Dock and the site of the Battle of Port Royal Sound.
Cap’t Wally will also share personal stories about growing
up on the waterways of Beaufort. There is a $30 additional
fee for this class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation
email to those registered, with payment details included.
NOTE: There will be three approximately 90-minute
boat tours during the day, with the first beginning at
8:30 A.M. and the last at 2:00 P.M. Registrants will be
assigned to a tour by OLLI staff and all enrolled in the
class must commit to having the full day free. Once
assigned to a particular tour, there will be no changes
made. If a student cannot make a particular time slot,
that slot will go to the next person on the waiting list.
Please note that participants will need to be steady on
their feet to navigate the steep ramp to get on the boat.
Instructors: CAP’T WALLY PHINNEY, retired Major,
U.S. Army, 20 years, has been a local charter boat captain
in our local waters for 30 years. His Seawolf 35-foot vessel
has provided off-shore fishing charters for many years. DR.
JAMES ROSEN, DPM, is a retired podiatrist and Past
Commander of the Beaufort Sail and Power Squadron and
has a lifelong interest in history.
HIS102 CHICKAMAUGA: BUSHWACKING AND CHAOS
ON A GRAND SCALE Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton
Head Island Sessions: 1 • 10/06/2016 • Thursday •
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Chickamauga, the second-bloodiest battle of the Civil War,
was fought in the rugged, remote woods of northwest
Georgia in September, 1863, and
resulted in 35,000 casualties in
just two days. It was the only
victory of the war for Confederate
General Braxton Bragg, but cost
him nearly a third of his army,
the allegiance of his corps and
division commanders—and the
city of Chattanooga, which the
Union saw as a prize worth as
much as Richmond, the capital
of the Confederacy. Instructor:
JACK RABBITT, an enthusiastic
and energetic instructor for
OLLI, has presented nine courses
in the fields of history, business
and religion since 2009. His
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lifelong fascination with the American Civil War began at
age 12. He has nurtured his understanding and insights of
this defining period in American history through extensive
research and battlefield visits.
HIS103 A HISTORY OF
PALMETTO BLUFF: THE
WILSON FAMILY AND
DOWNTON ABBEY Location: 2
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
Sessions: 1 • 9/27/2016 •
Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Palmetto Bluff’s archaeologist,
Mary Socci, discusses the
Grace Wilson Vanderbilt
extraordinary Wilson family, a
true story of rags to riches with
all the intrigue, romance, and drama of Downton Abbey
(and some surprising parallels!) Instructor: MARY SOCCI,
Ph.D., developed an interest in archaeology while she was an
undergraduate at Princeton University. She went on to Yale
University where she received her master’s degree and her
doctorate. Dr. Socci has worked on archaeological sites in
Belize, Israel, New York, and South Carolina. She has been
Palmetto Bluff’s archaeologist since 2004.
HIS104 THE ROLE OF AFRICAN-AMERICANS IN
NEW
INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS Location: USCB
Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 2 • 10/6/2016
— 10/13/2016 • Thursdays • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
African-Americans have taken an incredible, and mostly
unknown, overlooked, or understated journey from the
18th century into the intelligence world of the 21st century.
This presentation highlights interesting cases demonstrating
race and gender implications, motivations, risk-taking,
sacrifices, contributions and accomplishments of and betrayals
by African-Americans throughout our intelligence and
nation’s history. This survey includes the Revolutionary
War era; the brave organizers of the Underground Railroad,
who used intelligence tradecraft and collection techniques
without benefit of training or mentoring; the Civil war era
slaves and free blacks who took initiative at grave personal
risk to provide information they observed or heard in the
course of their work tasks; the daring 20th century spies,
double agents, and, in some cases, traitors to America; and
individuals who are part of the intelligence community
today. This presentation celebrates the freedom of a people
and in securing and sustaining America’s freedom, while
also demonstrating that betrayal knows no age, sex, or race.
Instructor: CONSTANCE HUFF
is a retired Army counterintelligence
officer with 38 years’ experience
in counterintelligence (CI) and
intelligence operations. She
has taught CI, security, and
counterterrorism courses since 1993
for the US government, military,
the International Spy Museum in
USCB.edu/OLLI
Washington, DC, the NSA, and private industry. She has
taught other intelligence operations courses for OLLI.
HIS105 THE FINAL CHAPTER: THE SINKING OF THE
TITANIC. Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
Sessions: 2 • 10/12/2016 — 10/19/2016 •
NEW
Wednesdays • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
On April 12th, 1912, The greatest and largest ship afloat
departed Southampton on its maiden voyage to New York.
On 14 April 1912, four days into the crossing and about
375 miles south of Newfoundland, at 11:40 p.m. ship’s time,
the Titanic struck an iceberg and sank in four hours. As a
rescue ship brought the 705 survivors on board, hundreds of
bodies were seen bobbing on the blue-black sea, dead from
hyperthermia, frozen stiff and face up in a drift of ice, rising
and falling in the waves. This is the story of how the over
300 victims were retrieved, buried, and remembered on that
fateful day. Illustrated with rare photos, charts and maps, in
the final chapter of the sinking of the Titanic. Instructor:
MIKE IVERS begins his 11th year as an OLLI instructor
and presenter. Prior to moving to Bluffton, he was a
popular lecturer in Atlanta, including Emory, Mercer, and
Oglethorpe Universities.
HIS106 THE CIVIL WAR THROUGH THE LENS OF
POPULAR CULTURE Location: 2 Mathews Ct.,
Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 10/24/2016 •
Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Scholars have long debated the causes, nature and
consequences of the American Civil War. However,
films, literature and even music provide another set of
interpretations, many of which have influenced a far larger
audience than that available to the academic community.
This course explores the most influential of these works
from the years immediately following the war itself right
up to the present day. This session is part of Hilton Head
OLLI’s commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil
War. Instructor: JEFF STOKES was a former prep school
headmaster and professor. He has had a lifelong interest in
the Civil War.
HIS107 SAVANNAH SURVIVES SHERMAN AND
THE CIVIL WAR Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton
Head Island Sessions: 1 • 11/7/2016 • Monday •
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Major General William T. Sherman had a respectable but
unremarkable career in the military and as a businessman
before the Civil War. His record as
an officer in the early years of the war
was mediocre. He even suffered a
nervous breakdown and displayed bipolar tendencies. Yet, Major General
U.S. Grant had great faith in Sherman
and sent him on the historic, hugely
successful Georgia campaign in May of
1864, which culminated in the relatively
History
bloodless occupation of Savannah
in December 1864. This course
describes Sherman’s march, the fall of
Savannah, and life for Savannahians
during the early months of
occupation. Instructor: JIM
JORDAN is an historian, lecturer,
and author whose historical novel,
Savannah Grey, was nominated for
the Michael Shaara Prize in Civil
War fiction. He has also been published by the Georgia
Historical Quarterly on the illegal 19th century slave trade
and is currently working on his non-fiction book for
University of Georgia Press and his sequel to Savannah Grey.
HIS108 SOUTHEASTERN CAPITALS AND THEIR
ENVIRONS Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head
NEW
Island Sessions: 1 • 11/28/2016 • Monday •
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
This course will include highlights of the beautiful and
diverse cities of Raleigh, Columbia, Atlanta and Tallahassee.
The instructors will start with the capitol buildings in each
city, and add bits of history along the way. The course will
cover several other significant sights in each city, which
would be worth visiting if you travel to these capitals.
Instructors: SUZANNE and PATRICK CRIPPEN have
visited the capitals of the 48 contiguous states. In doing their
research, they generally visit the Governor’s homes, state
museums and other significant sites in the regions.
HIS109 MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER AND THE CIVIL
WAR Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
Sessions: 1 • 10/3/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM to
12:00 N
This class tells the story of the instructor’s great-grandfather’s
experience as a Civil War POW, who escaped from captivity
four times before making his way back to the Union lines.
In addition to his great-grandfather’s amazing story, the class
will include an examination of the POW situation in the
Union and Confederacy during the course of the Civil War.
Instructor: JOHN BALL is the Designated Historian of the
85th New York Civil War Regiment for the Plymouth Battle
Descendants Society. He wrote Escape From Dixie, a book
about his great-grandfather’s wartime experiences. He was a
part-time professional military instructor for 22 years. This is
part of OLLI at Hilton Head’s commemoration of the Civil
War Sesquicentennial.
HIS110 TO WAR OR NOT TO WAR? Location: USCB
Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 3 • 11/1/2016 —
11/15/2016 • Tuesdays • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
As we approach the 100th anniversary of America’s
decisive entry into World War I, this class will review
key factors and players in the USA’s shift from neutrality to
military engagement and will ask what lessons we might
take away. Class instructor, Bob Taylor, will draw, in part,
upon two recent books, Dark Invader (by Howard Blum) and
Dead Wake (by Erik Larsen), and one
classic, The Zimmerman Telegram (by
Barbara Tuchman). Instructor: BOB
TAYLOR has served as a senior executive
within the Defense Department and
private industry, managing multinational
operations in Europe and Asia. He has
also served as a management consultant.
He has taught classes to OLLI on history
(including WWI) and intelligence.
HIS111 THE HISTORY OF ANCHORAGE 1770 ON BAY
STREET, BEAUFORT Location: Anchorage 1770
NEW
(full address and directions to registrants one
week prior to class) Sessions: 1 • 10/24/2016
• Monday • 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
Limited Enrollment — 30. Join us for a
presentation at Anchorage 1770 in Beaufort, which
has been a home and hideout to romantics, heroes,
bon vivants, and scalawags for centuries. This mansion,
known by locals as The Anchorage from its Victorian
period, is also referred to as the William Elliott House from
its Colonial era founding, circa 1770. We will start when
William Elliott built this home in 1770, then when it became
a hospital for Union soldiers during the Civil War, and was
restored by Admiral Beardsley in the late 1800’s. Join new
owners of Anchorage 1770 for a wine and cheese historical
presentation. There is a $10 additional fee for this class.
OLLI staff will send a confirmation email to those
registered, with payment details included. Instructors:
FRANK LESESNE, BA – Wofford College, Economics and
Government; Masters – Georgia State University, Political
Science, is new owner with AMY LESESNE of Anchorage
1770 and will share its history.
HIS112 IF BEAUFORT PORCHES
COULD TALK … HISTORY FROM
THE PORCH Location: Rhett
House Inn (full address and
directions to registrants one
week prior to class) Sessions: 1
• 9/29/2016 • Thursday • 5:15
PM to 7:00 PM
Limited Enrollment — 25. Join us under the
stars on the historic porch of the Rhett House
Inn in Beaufort to learn the historic purpose of
large porches in the Lowcountry. Much of the mid to late
19th century history, into the 20th century, will be shared
in storytelling form by local author and living historian,
Kim Poovey. Dressed in period attire, she will take you
back in time to experience historic life in the Lowcountry
from the front porch. There is a $10 additional fee for
this class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation email to
those registered, with payment details included. Only
cash will be accepted for this class. Come early at
5:15pm, grab a seat, and enjoy the self-serve wine and
cheese. Presentation starts at 5:30 pm. Instructor: KIM
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POOVEY is a storyteller, historic re-enactor, author, and
school psychologist. She portrays personas, including Jane
Austen/Regency era, Emma Victoria Brown/Victorian era
(main character from her novel, Truer Words), Julia Taylor
of the Titanic/Edwardian era, among others. She creates
her vintage clothing and uses collected period pieces for her
presentation.
This class will consider several of Reagan’s most interesting
and consequential speeches, from “A Time to Choose” (1964)
to “Tear Down This Wall” (1987) and more. Instructor:
RICHARD JOHNSON, J.D., holds an MBA from the
University of Detroit and a J.D. from Michigan State
University. He headed corporate communications for a
major bank and was a speechwriter for senior executives.
HIS113 A TOUR OF BONAVENTURE
CEMETERY Location: Bonaventure
Cemetery, 330 Bonaventure Rd.,
Thunderbolt, GA 31414 Sessions: 1 •
10/13/2016 • Thursday • 1 to 3:o0 PM
HIS115 SHIPS THAT SAILED THROUGH THE SKY
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • NEW
9/21/2016 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 40. Bonaventure Cemetery
was developed on the historically significant site of
Bonaventure Plantation. This charming site has been
a world-famous tourist destination for more than 150
years due to the old tree-lined roadways, the many notable
persons interred, the unique cemetery sculpture, and the
folklore associated with the site and the people. A donation
of $3.00 will be collected from participants at the
beginning of the tour. Instructor: LEE MALTENFORT is
the Chairman of The Bonaventure Historical Society, which
will present this tour. Organized in 1994, this nonprofit
organization is dedicated to the evolution and preservation of
the historical significance of Bonaventure Cemetery.
HIS114 THE SPEECHES OF RONALD REAGAN Location:
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
11/16/2016 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N NEW
He has been called “the Great Communicator”
with good reason. Ronald W. Reagan, the 40th President
of the United States, was a remarkable speaker. From
his early career in radio and film to his later political life,
communication was key to his success and to his persona.
NEW
In the years between the two world wars, transatlantic
travel by air became a reality. Alcock and Brown in 1919,
“Lucky Lindy” in 1927—both represent obvious benchmarks.
But, during these years, many thought that the future of
intercontinental air travel would not involve airplanes,
but rather giant lighter-than-air zeppelins. Such dreams
would never be realized, but the era of zeppelin travel is
an interesting footnote in the history of transportation.
Instructor: BRIAN CUDAHY, Ph.D., pursued two
sequential careers—one as an associate professor of philosophy
at Boston College; another in the field of urban mass transit.
He has published 16 books and teaches philosophy, religion,
and history courses at USCB.
HIS116 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF LIGHT RAIL
TRANSIT Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 1 • 9/30/2016 • Friday • 1 to 2:30 PM NEW
There was once a day when the need for basic urban
transport was largely handled by electric-powered trolley
cars. But as cities expanded into the suburbs, as more and
more people could afford private automobiles, and as buses
proved to be more flexible, and less expensive, than the
trolley of old, it was thought that their distinctive “clang,
clang, clang” would soon be heard no more. Wonder of
wonders, though, a handful of American cities retained
their older trolley lines. Other cities came to realize than
an upgraded version of the trolley could help rejuvenate
downtown areas. This is the story of what urban planners
now call “light rail transit” ... the newest name for the oncehumble trolley car. Instructor: BRIAN CUDAHY, Ph.D.,
pursued two sequential careers—one as an associate professor
of philosophy at Boston College; another in the field of
urban mass transit. He has published 16 books and teaches
philosophy, religion, and history courses at USCB.
HIS117 ANTIETAM: AMERICA’S BLOODIEST DAY
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 •
11/4/2016 — 11/11/2016 • Fridays • 2 to 4:00 PM
The Civil War battle of Antietam, fought on September 17,
1862 in the rolling farmlands of western Maryland near the
town of Sharpsburg, resulted in more than 23,000 casualties
in only 12 hours of combat. This course explores Robert E.
Lee’s rationale for invading the North, the days leading up
to the battle, details of the epic struggle, and the aftermath
in terms of human, political and military impact. Instructor:
JACK RABBITT became fascinated with the American
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Civil War and, as a hobby, began reading everything he
could find on all aspects of the war. He has fed his passion for
over 55 years, through extensive research and battlefield visits.
HIS118 GETTYSBURG: SIDE STORIES TO THE MAIN
EVENT Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions:
2 • 10/14/2016 — 10/21/2016 • Fridays • 9:00
AM to 11:00 AM
NEW
The epic three-day clash in July 1863 provides the
context for a number of human interest stories and fascinating
side-bars that bring the impact of Gettysburg down to a grass
roots level. This course examines some of those stories, and
offers a fresh look at the great battle that cost a staggering
51,000 casualties in and around the crossroads Pennsylvania
farming town of 2,400 people. Instructor: JACK RABBITT
became fascinated with the American Civil War and, as a
hobby, began reading everything he could find on all aspects
of the war. He has fed his passion for over 55 years, through
extensive research and battlefield visits.
HIS119 POPULATION MATTERS Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 • 10/19/2016 —
10/26/2016 • Wednesdays • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM NEW
This course will survey the long history of the growth
of the human population. It will analyze the factors that
have caused growth and occasional decline, trying to explain
the recent slowing of the rate of growth in Latin America
contrasted with the continuing rapid growth in Africa
and the Middle East. It will explore the pros and cons of
population growth, paying special attention to economic
and environmental impacts and asking where the pressure
of population growth is most damaging. Lastly, if slower
or no growth in population were thought to be desirable,
this course will survey ways that result might be achieved,
including government policies, of which China’s one-child
policy is perhaps the most radical. Instructor: RAYMOND
DOMINICK has taught much of this material at The Ohio
State University. Besides teaching several OLLI classes, he
is the author of two books and numerous scholarly articles,
several of which touch on the material of this course.
HIS120 A TOUR OF DATAW RUINS Location: History
and Learning Center, Dataw Island (full address
and directions to registrants one week prior to
class) Sessions: 1 • 10/12/2016 • Wednesday
• 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Limited Enrollment — 40. Explore
Dataw Island’s rich history from the
Native American Era through the days
of Spanish exploration, the legend of
King Dataw, the Proprietary Period,
and days of antebellum indigo/cotton
plantation. A guided tour will follow
of Sams Plantation Tabby Ruins, wellpreserved remains of an antebellum
plantation, with kitchen chimney,
farm outbuildings, a dairy/blade house
with the only known surviving tabby roof, a chapel, and the
historic Sams family cemetery. The presentation commences
at the History and Learning Center on Dataw Island,
followed by a walking tour of this well-preserved treasure
within Beaufort County by members of the Dataw Historic
Foundation. Wear comfortable shoes (due to some gravel
and sand pathways). Make a day of it at Dataw and
register for the “Farm to Table Eating” presentation
and luncheon from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Sweetgrass
Restaurant on Dataw (ING112). Instructor: DIANE
RONEY is the coordinator for this tour. Docents from the
Dataw Historic Foundation will conduct the tours.
HIS121 PENN CENTER: YESTERDAY, TODAY,
TOMORROW... Location: Penn Center
(full address and directions to registrants
one week prior to class) Sessions: 1 •
10/28/2016 • Friday • 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Limited Enrollment — 50. Class participants will NEW
meet at Penn Center’s Hampton House. Before
a tour of some of the significant buildings on this National
Historic Landmark Campus, participants will view a video
which gives a comprehensive overview of the historic
importance of Penn Center as a cultural, educational and
political institution. The instructor will offer a PowerPoint
overview of Penn Center Today. She will then lead the tour
of buildings. Participants will then tour the Museum on their
own. There is a $10 additional fee for this class. OLLI
staff will send a confirmation email to those registered,
with payment details included. Make an OLLI day of it on
St. Helena Island. Explore some of the shops, galleries and
restaurants on St. Helena Island where local merchants
will welcome OLLI members with some special
promotions. Details will be available upon registration.
Also consider registering for the morning
course ING108 Cheese Making and
Bread Making for the Home Enthusiast
commencing at 11:00 AM at the St. Helena
Library. Instructor: INGRID OWENS
is the Director of History, Art and Culture
for Penn Center. She has taught and guided
learners of all ages at Penn Center and has
extensive knowledge of Penn Center and its
cultural heritage.
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HIS122 A TASTE OF LOWCOUNTRY OYSTER HISTORY
BY OLIVIA YOUNG Location: Morris Center for
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Lowcountry Heritage, 10782 S Jacob Smart Blvd., EW
Ridgeland, SC 29936 Sessions: 1 • 10/6/2016 •
Thursday • 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Limited Enrollment — 30. Learn about
Lowcountry cuisine by touring the new Morris
Center’s latest exhibit called Roots: The Lowdown on
Lowcountry Cuisine. Get a taste of the complex intertwined
history of the region’s first recorded cooks. On the menu
will be secrets of traditional foods that shaped Lowcountry
cooking and created distinct signature dishes deeply rooted
in its people. After the tour, listen to oyster farmer Olivia
Young of May River Oyster Company speak about the
unique oysters of the Lowcountry, which will be followed by
an oyster tasting and refreshments. The non-profit heritage
center, which preserves the Lowcountry’s history and
culture through projects, events, and exhibitions, requests
a $5 donation at the door. Instructors: ANNMARIE
REILEY-KAY is the Director of Programs & Exhibits of the
Morris Center for Lowcountry Heritage. OLIVIA YOUNG
is the owner of the May River Oyster Company, which
provides local restaurants with fresh oysters from the oyster
farm.
HIS123 ELEANOR ROOSEVELT Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 3 • 10/19/2016 —
11/2/2016 • Wednesdays • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Wife to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt was a
visionary, an activist, a political wife, a caring mother, and a
woman far more independent than we ever knew. Instructor:
JOAN RUFFINO has been an instructor for OLLI for eight
years. She has taught for Road Scholar and Life is Forever
Enriching (L.I.F.E.) at Mount Saint Mary’s College in
Newburgh, NY.
HIS124 PALMETTO BLUFF
HISTORY: CEMETERIES OF THE
VILLAGE Location: Palmetto
Bluff Conservancy Sessions:
1 • 9/29/2016 • Thursday •
10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Limited Enrollment — 25.
Join Dr. Mary Socci, Palmetto
Bluff’s archaeologist,
at the Palmetto Bluff
NEW
Conservancy’s office in
the Village of Palmetto
Bluff for a brief history and then take a walking tour of
the nearby historic cemeteries. Montpelier and Octagon
plantation cemeteries are included on the tour. There will
be a short overview of the plantations before the walk. The
walk will be approximately one mile on sidewalks and
lawns. There may be some uneven terrain. Wear sturdy
shoes. Instructor: DR. MARY SOCCI went to Princeton
and then on to Yale University for her master’s degree and
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doctorate. Dr. Socci worked on archaeological sites in Belize,
Israel, New York, and South Carolina. She has been Palmetto
Bluff’s archaeologist since 2004.
HIS125 TIMELESS TRADITIONS OF THE VICTORIAN
ERA Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
10/10/2016 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
NEW
Many of our traditions and sentimental practices
originated or were propagated in the 19th century
during the reign of Queen Victoria. Attendees will learn
about mourning practices, tea history and etiquette,
and sentimental mores of the era with a focus on hair
work. Participants will enjoy a varied display from
private collections including jewelry, hair work, antique
photography and fashion accessories. Ms. Poovey will
demonstrate how to brew the perfect pot of tea and how to
decaf it. Attendees are invited to bring sentimental jewelry
and hair work to share, if time permits. Instructor: KIM
POOVEY is a local author of historic novels and historic
re-enactress, specializing in the Victorian era. She is also
a school psychologist and has taught at museums, reenactments and at private gatherings.
HIS126 LEG GODT TO LEGO: THE DANISH TOY WORLD
GOES GLOBAL Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 1 • 12/7/2016 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to
12:00 N
Lego is derived from the phrase leg godt—play well. Legos
are plastic interlocking construction toy pieces made by The
Lego Group, based in Billund, Denmark. The founder, Kirk
Christiansen, began making wooden Lego toys in 1932 and,
by 1947, expanded into making plastic toys. Today, Lego
pieces are produced around the world and annually 26 million
pieces are produced. Lego’s widespread popularity can also
be attributed to Lego set-themes such as space, robots, pirates,
trains, castles, dinosaurs, Vikings, the wild
west, and featured films. Join Armistead
Reasoner and learn how the Danish
reshaped the landscape of playing well,
piece-by-piece. Instructor: ARMISTEAD
REASONER is an Information Services
Librarian with the Beaufort County Library
System. He considers himself a generalist
because of his chosen profession, education
and inclinations…this is either a curse or a
blessing.
HIS127 THE LEGACY OF
MITCHELLVILLE Location: 2
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
10/25/2016 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
NEW
Hilton Head is the location of Mitchellville, the first town
in America where freedmen, removed from years of slavery,
gained the freedom to govern themselves. This presentation
is intended to explore a little known legacy of Mitchellville—
just why today Hilton Head is an island of such stark
economic contrasts. How could so many of these Gullah
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people—many still living on land worth millions of dollars—
have come to be living in poverty. Instructor: DAVE
DESJARDINS has presented many classes on different topics
for OLLI. For a number of years, he has volunteered to repair
homes for the poor on Hilton Head with the DEEP WELL
home repair crew.
HIS128 DISCOVERING HIDDEN LOWCOUNTRY
HISTORY THROUGH BLUFFTON’S HISTORIC SITES NEW
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1
• 10/3/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Bluffton is both the heart of the Lowcountry and a state of
mind. Learn about compelling stories that contribute to the
larger story of American history not found in history books.
This class will introduce you to some of these emerging
stories. Examine Gullah-Geechee and Euro-American
influences that shaped Bluffton and gave it its distinctive
character. The class will take you on a virtual treasure
hunt of properties in Bluffton that hold clues about the
people, economics, religion, and architecture of antebellum
days through Reconstruction and beyond. Some of these
properties are the Garvin House, Campbell Chapel AME
Church, praise houses, the Squire William Pope property,
Confederate General Thomas F. Drayton’s properties,
and cemeteries that demonstrate cultural burial traditions.
Instructor: CAROLYN M COPPOLA is founder and
executive director of Celebrate Bluffton, Inc., a nonprofit
organization whose mission is to connect residents and
visitors to Bluffton’s rich historical and cultural past.
HIS129 WILL THE REAL SANTA PLEASE STAND UP?
Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray
NEW
156 Sessions: 1 •
12/9/2016 • Friday •
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
There are many giftgiving traditions at the
holiday season. Most
of these traditions center
on a solitary generous
individual who sneaks gifts
to children, but the specifics
vary from country and culture. This class will present a
panel presentation/discussion of several of these individuals
including Santa Claus, Kris Kringle, Pere Noel, and others.
We will examine the country of origin, culture, and habits
of each. The audience can then determine who they would
most like to receive gifts from. This special holiday class
is just for fun. Audience participation will be encouraged.
Come help us celebrate the season. Santa does give gifts,
you know. And cookies are usually involved. Instructors:
CHERYL MORTON, LOIS KAZENSKI, ANDREA
SISINO, and JIM NICHOLSON are all well-known
volunteers and staff with OLLI. They have experience in
organizing and teaching many OLLI classes. They are all
experts in something (probably not Santa Claus,) but they
have all received holiday gifts. Anyway, they’re good for a
laugh.
HIS130 THE JEWISH PEOPLE IN A HOSTILE WORLD
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 •
10/17/2016 — 10/24/2016 • Mondays • 6:30 PM to
8:30 PM
The first session will be a very brief overview of who “the
Jewish People” are and their experiences as a minority in the
Christian and Muslim worlds. The second session will cover
“The New Anti-Semitism.” Instructor: DR. WILLIAM
BILEK, M.D., is an original founder of The Canadian
Institute for Jewish Research and was a member of the
Executive of the Canadian Zionist Federation. He also was
Chairman of the Canada-Israel Committee—Quebec Region.
HIS131 A MODERN-DAY ROBIN HOOD: COLOMBIAN
DRUG LORD, PABLO ESCOBAR Location: USCB Bluffton,
Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 10/5/2016 • Wednesday •
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Pablo Escobar was a Colombian drug lord and leader of
the most powerful criminal organizations ever assembled.
During the height of his power in the 1980’s, he controlled
a vast empire of drugs and murders that covered the globe.
He made billions of dollars and ruled over a personal empire
of mansions, airplanes, a private zoo, and even his own
army of soldiers and hardened criminals. Instructor: JUAN
CARLOS JIMENEZ, Ph.D., is well-versed in South
American history, due largely to his Latin culture and interest
in educating others on the fascinating
citizens who have impacted lives and
changed the course of history—both for
good and bad.
HIS132 HISTORIC BEAUFORT
CHURCH AND CEMETERY: THE PARISH
CHURCH OF ST. HELENA Location:
Parish Hall, Church of St. Helena
NEW
(full address and directions to
registrants one week prior to
class) Sessions: 1 • 10/17/2016
• Monday • 1 to 3:00 PM
The Parish Church of St. Helena, an Episcopal Church
on the National Register and whose congregation has
worshipped for over 300 years, is one of the oldest active
churches in the country. We will first meet in the Parish
Hall to learn about St. Helena’s remarkable history from
the early 1700s, the American Revolution, Civil War, and
Reconstruction Era to present day, with Anne Heyward,
a direct descendant of a signer of the Declaration of
Independence, as our guide. Then we will step outside
for a tour of the historic cemetery, final resting place for
many colorful figures, including Colonel John Barnwell,
two British officers from the American Revolution, and
two Confederate generals from the Civil War. Please wear
comfortable walking shoes for the cemetery tour, as most of the
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grounds are uneven. Instructors: DIANE VOGE has
been interested in the stories found in cemeteries
since discovering an overgrown yellow fever
epidemic cemetery near her home when she was
barely old enough to read gravestones. ANNE
HEYWARD, docent for the Parish Church of St.
Helena, is a direct descendant of a signer of the
Declaration of Independence.
HIS133 PEDRO MENENDEZ DE AVILES: THE
LAST CRUSADER AND FIRST COLONIST OF
AMERICA Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone NEW
124 Sessions: 1 • 9/28/2016 • Wednesday •
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Discover how Pedro Menendez de Aviles founded Santa
Elena in 1566 after 60 years of failed attempts to give
Spain the first lasting European settlement on the North
American continent, 40 years prior to Jamestown. Richard
Thomas’s recent research has focused on lowcountry history,
especially as it applies to the period 1715-1985 and that of
early explorers and colonization efforts of the 16th century.
He will bring our local Santa Elena founding to life in his
presentation. Instructor: RICHARD THOMAS, Princeton
University, East Asian studies graduate, and post graduate
work with Thammasat University and Siam Society in
Thailand, is a former global executive and CEO of consulting
and healthcare concerns. He has delivered presentations and
tours on notable historic sites in the US and Europe.
HIS134 FORT FREMONT DAY Location: St. Helena NEW
Island Public Library (full address and directions
to registrants one week prior to class) Sessions: 1
• 10/31/2016 • Monday • 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Spend the day traveling back in time to the 1890’s
and the Port Royal Sound area during the era of the
Spanish-American War. Our first
stop is the St. Helena Island Branch
Library Community Room, where
you will learn the history of Fort
Fremont and see the Fort Fremont
diorama, assembled as the fort and
surroundings actually appeared in
1898. You will also see the newlyadded model of the USS Olympia in the
Port Royal Naval Station Drydock. There
will be a break for lunch on your own. After lunch, you
will continue on to the Fort Fremont Historical Park for a
docent-led tour of the ruins and surrounding grounds. There
are several St. Helena Island restaurants serving lunch or you
can pack your own and picnic at Fort Fremont Historical
Park. Please wear comfortable shoes and bring water for the fort
tour. Restrooms are available at the library. However, there are
no restrooms or tables or chairs at the fort, so you may want to
bring your own chairs if picnicking. Instructors: RAYMOND
ROLLINGS, Ph.D., attended West Point and his subsequent
career as a civil engineer for the military left him with a keen
interest and background in military engineering. He has
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been working with
the Master Naturalist
Association and
Beaufort County on
behalf of the Friends
of Fort Fremont on the
Historic Park’s museum
and interpretive center.
DENNIS CANNADY
is a retired mechanical
engineer and model
craftsman whose
work has been exhibited
nationally. His other dioramas include those of the
SS Planter, the USS Wabash, and Bay Street 1863
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Beaufort.
HIS135 ATLANTIC MAPS AT THE TIME OF COLUMBUS
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
11/3/2016 • Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This presentation will offer a review of cartography and the
early maps used by the first explorers to the New World.
The instructor will share his passion for cartographic mapmaking history. Instructor: THOMAS MIKELL, Attorney
at Law, Citadel graduate with BA in History, University of
South Carolina School of Law, Juris Doctorate, has extensive
experience handling all aspects of quiet title and heirs
property litigation. He is a featured history and law presenter
to Beaufort organizations.
HIS136 THE GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE: A STORY OF
THE CIVIL WAR Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head
Island Sessions: 1 • 10/31/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM
to 12:00 N
This presentation will offer a review of cartography and the
early maps used by the first explorers to the New World.
The instructor will share his passion for cartographic mapmaking history. Instructor: HARVEY TRABB, is a retired
media relations and executive support specialist whose career
at Rutgers University in New Jersey spanned more than 30
years. He is a non-academic historian with strong interests in
military and aviation history, the history of crime in America,
the Old West, and other areas.
Health & Medicine
HME100 WHAT SENIORS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
VACCINES Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
Sessions: 1 • 10/13/2016 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to
12:00 N
According to the Center for Disease Control, vaccines
have saved more than 732,000 lives in the past two decades.
Studies have repeatedly shown that they are the best way to
protect people from illnesses. Still, there is much confusing
information about the safety and effectiveness of vaccines. As
one ages, one becomes more at risk for certain diseases and
there may be a need for Tdap, pneumonia, shingles boosters,
Health & Medecine
as well as other vaccines. This course will review and discuss
various vaccines that seniors possibly need, including annual
flu vaccinations. Instructor: PHILLIP WIZWER, RPh,
MS, FASCP, holds a BS in Pharmacy from the Massachusetts
College of Pharmacy and Health Science. In addition, he
earned an MS from Northeastern in Hospital Pharmacy
Administration.
HME101 MULTIVITAMINS: IS THE JURY STILL OUT?
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
10/26/2016 • Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Vitamins, vitamins, vitamins—we all take them, but how
much is too much? That’s a concern, but even more of a
concern is how they interact with our prescriptions, and
should doctors recommend vitamins for their patients. Learn
why some doctors suggest that we don’t take multivitamins at
all, and if we are good candidates or not. Do multivitamins
prevent cancer and heart disease? A review of the current
medical literature will be done with current guidelines
from the United States public health task force and wellknown, respected medical information, including “Up
to Date.” We will wrap up with some reasonable advice
regarding managing your vitamins. Instructor: DR. PHIL
CUSUMANO, M.D., local internist, joined Beaufort
Memorial Physicians Practice in August 2011. Prior to
that, he was on the staff of Cleveland Clinic. He has offered
presentations on new findings in the anti-aging debate to
many groups.
deal with these deadly and long-term diseases. Instructor:
STANLEY FINGER has over 20 years of experience with
autoimmune diseases, working with the Autoimmune
Diseases Association, NIH, researchers, and Congress. He
has a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the University of
Maryland.
HME104 ZIKA, WEST NILE, DENGUE AND OTHER
MOSQUITO-TRANSMITTED VIRAL DISEASES Location:
USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 • 9/21/2016 —
9/28/2016 • Wednesdays • 1 to 2:30 PM
NEW
Session 1 will discuss the biology of the mosquito
vectors (Yellow Fever, Asian Tiger, and the house
mosquitoes) and how they biologically transmit viral
pathogens during blood feeding. Session 2 will cover the
HME102 THE FIVE BIGGEST CHALLENGES
NEW human symptoms and the epidemiology of mosquitoFACING SENIORS Location: Benton House, 8
transmitted viral diseases that threaten U.S. populations. The
Hampton Lake Dr., Bluffton, SC 29910 Sessions: 1 •
focus will be on Zika, West Nile Fever, Dengue Fever and
11/3/2016 • Thursday • 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Chikungunya Fever, but will include some other Arthropodborne viral diseases that are present in North America or
Limited Enrollment — 45. An on-site visit will be
may occur in the future. Disease control or prevention will
offered at the Benton House in Bluffton. The facilitator
also be discussed. Instructor: JOHN EDMAN has a M.Sc.
will focus on five senior challenges: medication errors, poor
and a Ph.D. in Medical Entomology and Parasitology and
health and fitness, poor nutrition, isolation and failure to
was a Professor of Medical Entomology for 40 years. He
plan ahead. In addition, caregiver information will be given.
has authored a textbook on Public Health Entomology and
A tour of the amenities and an explanation of the lifestyle
nearly 200 research articles.
opportunities will enhance the visit. Instructor: BRANDY
GRAY is the Community Relations Director at Benton
HME105 FROM THE LAB TO THE MARKETPLACE House. Her job is to work with families to find appropriate
DRUG RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT Location: USCB
options for their loved ones, either at Benton House or other
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 11/14/2016 • NEW
community resources.
Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
HME103 AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES—YOU AND YOUR
Why are drugs so expensive? Why is there so much drug
FAMILY! Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
advertising on television? What new drugs are in the
Sessions: 1 • 11/9/2016 • Wednesday • 10:00 NEW
pipeline? This presentation will provide an overview of the
AM to 12:00 N
drug development process, funding sources, government
regulatory issues, clinical trials, and barriers that must be
There are over 100 autoimmune diseases, (e.g. lupus,
overcome before approval for public use. Instructor: DR.
rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis), afflicting over 24
EARLE LOCKHART, M.D. from University of Toronto,
million Americans. They are among the top 10 causes of
Canada,
is double board-certified in Pediatrics and Pediatric
death in women. This course will review the geneticallyKidney
Disease.
He served as Associate Professor of Medicine
related family of autoimmune diseases, discuss how the
before
spending
30
years as director of clinical research for
medical community went from doubting their existence
several
major
pharmaceutical
companies.
to recognizing their importance in just 20 years, the rapid
evolution of treatments, and strategies for patients to help
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HME106 LIVING WITH ADD Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 9/19/2016
• Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
NEW
What is it like to live with ADD? What is it like to live
with someone who has ADD? Jeff Glazer will talk about his
lifelong struggle to live with and compensate for his ADD.
Judy Glazer will talk about living with someone who suffers
from ADD. They will talk about the day-to-day implications
and some tips and tricks on how to get through the day.
Instructors: JEFF GLAZER loves to teach. He has created a
wide range of OLLI courses on topics ranging from technical
(computers, digital travel, Google) to comedians (Tom
Lehrer, Stan Freberg). JUDY GLAZER is a creative and
accomplished co-presenter.
INTEREST GROUPS
ING100 INTRODUCTION TO CALLIGRAPHY Location:
USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
9/30/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 25. Calligraphy is the art of beautiful
writing. In this introductory lesson, students will learn basic
pen strokes that
will produce a
variety of results.
Inks, papers,
calligraphy styles,
and decorative
borders will be
HME107 HOW CAN YOU HELP YOURSELF IF YOU HAVE
presented. Students
are encouraged
TROUBLE SLEEPING? Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray
to bring any
156 Sessions: 1 • 10/28/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to
calligraphy
11:30 AM
pens or supplies
The Center for Disease Control has declared sleep disorders a
they may have.
public health epidemic. This course will cover the dangers of
The instructor
untreated sleep disorders and their effect on health, mortality,
will provide a
and quality of life. Instructors: DR. FRANK BARBIERI
calligraphy pen and
is a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep
classroom materials
Medicine. DR. DEBI LYNES explores the relationship
to all. There is
between the physical environment and its influence on health
a $3 additional
and wellness.
fee for this class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation
email to those registered, with payment details included.
HME108 LEAKY PIPES AND PLUMBING: THE MALE
AND FEMALE URINARY SYSTEMS Location: USCB NEW Instructor: BARBARA KRAKEHL enjoyed a 33-year
career in public education in New York State, teaching from
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 11/4/2016 •
pre-school
to adult education. Starting as a home economics
Friday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
teacher and retiring as school superintendent, she experienced
It’s time for the talk—about leaky pipes, that is. Your personal diverse professional roles and learned from them all.
plumbing system, the urinary tract with special pipes that
ING101 CALLIGRAPHY: BEYOND THE BASICS Location:
allow water to flow through them, can sometimes go awry
USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
and cause embarrassing bladder control problems when
10/07/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
laughing, coughing, exercising or participating in other
NEW
activities. But there are solutions to this complex set of
Limited Enrollment — 20. Students who have
conditions known as urinary incontinence. It’s commonly
knowledge of the basic pen strokes and styles of calligraphy
experienced by men and women, who suffer in silence and
will learn new techniques to enhance their skills. This
shame. Board-certified urologist, Dr. Eric Gwynn, will give
two-hour class will cover upper case italic letters, numbers,
an overview of the urinary tract and help break the silence
punctuation marks, and flourishes. Students are encouraged
about this problem. Learn about the different types and causes to bring their own pens, inks, and papers. Students wishing
of urinary incontinence and today’s treatment options that
to purchase a calligraphy pen may do so for $3 during class.
may put you back in control of your bladder. Instructor:
Instructor: BARBARA KRAKEHL enjoyed a 33-year
DR. ERIC GWYNN is a board-certified urologist at
career in public education in New York State, teaching from
Coastal Carolina Hospital and offers services to address
pre-school to adult education. Starting as a home economics
conditions such as incontinence, female pelvic floor prolapse,
teacher and retiring as school superintendent, she experienced
laparoscopic procedures, enlarged prostate management,
diverse professional roles and learned from them all.
kidney cancer, kidney stone disease and erectile dysfunction.
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ING102 AN INTRODUCTION TO
THE CAROLINA SHAG Location: 2
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
Sessions: 1 • 10/06/2016 •
Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Students in this course will learn the
basics of the Carolina Shag, including
footwork, posture, and dance
positions. Instructors: BARRY
COHICK and DINA CHESTER
have had many years of experience
dancing and teaching the Carolina
Shag.
ING103 AN INTRODUCTION TO YOGA Location:
NEW
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
11/10/2016 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Ever wonder what a typical yoga class is like? Is it difficult?
Should you try it? This class describes basic yoga poses
performed in many yoga classes. The class also covers
the benefits of yoga: increasing strength and flexibility,
improving balance and posture, and breathing deeply to
release tension. Students will have the opportunity to try a
few basic standing poses. Instructor: RUTH BARUTH is
a certified yoga instructor and has taught yoga for 14 years.
She has a Master’s Degree in Education, and was a training
manager for a research and development corporation.
ING104 THERAPY DOGS AND THEIR QUALIFICATIONS
FOR CERTIFICATION Location: USCB Beaufort,
Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 9/28/2016 • Wednesday
• 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Make a difference volunteering with your dog! The
presentation will include the purpose of therapy dogs and
how they differ from service dogs. It will explore the variety
of facilities visited including the Tailwaggin’ Tutor program
where children read to dogs to help improve their reading
skills. The role of our parent organization, “Therapy Dogs
International,” and our Chapter #229 in Beaufort will be
explained. Participants will also learn about the training and
qualifications for a therapy dog
and how to have their dog tested
and certified. Several therapy
dogs will be on hand to visit with
participants. Instructor: RUSS
DIMKE, Director of Therapy
Dogs International, Chapter #229
and his English Setter/therapy
dog, Dixie, are your instructors
for this unique presentation.
Several other therapy dogs and
their owners will be on hand to
answer questions. We will start in
the classroom and move outside
on campus to meet and greet our
therapy dogs and their owners.
ING105 CREATIVE
PHOTOGRAPHING IN “THE
POINT” Location: USCB
Beaufort, Sandstone 124
Sessions: 2 • 10/27/2016
— 11/3/2016 • Thursdays •
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
This two-session course NEW
will be part classroom
instruction and part handson field trip, walking the
historic lanes of “The Point”
neighborhood of Beaufort. The
first class will begin with a short
presentation on creative photography, followed by a onehour photo session at The Point adjacent to USCB Beaufort
campus. Please bring your camera with your battery charged
and a memory card installed. The second session will be a
group critique and learning session on the photos that were
taken in the first session. You will learn the importance of
composition, technical quality and impact when creating a
photo. Instructor: SANDY DIMKE, a well-known local
photographer with over 30 years of experience, has taught
workshops, led field trips, and is a certified photo judge
through the Photographic Society of America. Her photos
have won numerous local, regional and national awards,
including Best in Show for the Annual Carolina Nature
Photographers. Her photography books include Hands Across
the Lowcountry and Cats of Beaufort.
ING106 LOWCOUNTRY RAPTORS: HONORING
OUR WILDLIFE AND PRESERVING THEIR HERITAGE
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
10/04/2016 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Lowcountry Raptors will present several non-releasable birds
of prey, including a Red-Shouldered Hawk, a Swainson’s
Hawk, a vulture, and owls. Each bird will be “on the glove”
while the handler describes the natural history and cultural
heritage of the birds and the role they play in the ecosystem
of South Carolina’s Lowcountry. Lowcountry Raptors
will give attendees an up-close
and personal experience with
birds of prey. All are welcome
to photograph the birds of
prey during the presentation.
Instructor: LILA ARNOLD
of Lowcountry Raptors, a nonprofit organization, has 15 years
of experience working in wildlife
rehabilitation and over ten years
of presenting with educational
birds of prey. She carries both
state and federal permits to work
with these birds for educational
purposes at schools and
organizations.
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ING107 SOLAR SYSTEMS
FOR HOMEOWNERS Location:
USCB Beaufort, Sandstone
124 Sessions: 1 • 11/9/2016 •
Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM
Limited Enrollment —
NEW
45. This solar class for
homeowners will cover
the latest technological, financial,
and legal information necessary to
make informed decisions in pursuit
of solar energy. There are many details homeowners need
to consider before joining the home solar power market.
Products are being deployed with various performance,
guarantees, warranties, and life. Students will gain an
understanding of components of a typical solar system,
how to get into solar with no money down, the business
case, differences in inverters, shading and its effect on solar
production. We will cover some of the myths that have
caused homeowner associations to establish barriers to
solar to assist homeowners in those discussions. Instructor:
ROBERT DONELSON was the Subject Matter Expert
for Sun City Design Guidelines Committee that developed
the guidelines for solar policy. He supported homeowners
in their quest for solar contracts. He has a solar system on
his home. He received a Presidential award for Energy
Conservation and Savings from President George W. Bush
before retiring.
ING108 CHEESE MAKING AND BREAD MAKING
FOR THE HOME ENTHUSIAST Location: St. Helena
Island Public Library (full address and directions to
registrants one week prior to class) Sessions: 1 •
NEW
10/28/2016 • Friday • 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Limited Enrollment — 30. Students will learn how to
make several different cheeses and breads to complement
each cheese. Along with video instruction, there will be
opportunities for hands-on experience. The breads explored
in class will include quick breads, pretzels and multi-grain
bread recipes for bread machines. Students will sample
homemade cheeses during class and will receive materials
to make their first batch of
fromage blanc at home. There
is a $10 additional fee for
this class. OLLI staff will
send a confirmation email
to those registered, with
payment details included.
Make an OLLI day of it on
St. Helena Island! Explore
some of the shops, galleries
and restaurants on St. Helena
Island where local merchants
will welcome OLLI members
with some special promotions.
Details will be available upon
USCB.edu/OLLI
registration. Also consider registering for
the afternoon tour HIS121 Penn Center:
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
commencing at 2:30 PM at the Penn
Center. Instructors: BARBARA
KRAKEHL has taught bread making to
students of all ages and has enjoyed the
process of kneading dough to make loaves
of all types. RICK MCGILL has made
hundreds of successful batches of cheese.
Rick focuses on developing recipes and
approaches that allow home cheese makers to successfully
make tasty cheese.
ING109 WHAT TO WEAR FOR THE HOLIDAYS Location:
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
10/5/2016 • Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
NE
The Holidays are coming! They are just around the
corner. To be fashion-ready for those rounds of parties, be
sure to attend this fashion preview of what is “in” for the fall
and winter season. Sylvia Overcast, from Tradewinds Ladies
Apparel, will show you what the Atlanta Market is showing
for the holiday season. You will be treated to a fashion show
featuring the “must haves” in fashion wear for the season.
Instructor: SYLVIA OVERCAST has been in the apparel
industry since 1980. Her retail fashion background includes
fashion shows in Atlanta for 28 years and work in New York
City and Dallas markets with trunk shows and fashions.
ING110 READING & RESEARCHING AT THE USCB
HISTORIC BEAUFORT CAMPUS LIBRARY Location: USCB
Beaufort, North Library Sessions: 1 • 11/4/2016 •
Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 12. USCB Historic Beaufort
Campus Library is proud of its cutting-edge facilities. Learn
how to find books by your favorite authors or discover
new treasures waiting to be found. We’ll show you how
to maneuver our movable compact shelving and access our
plethora of databases to search for anything you feel you
need to know, for fun or necessity. Please feel free to bring
any research topic along and we’ll see what we can find.
Geni Flowers
will guide you
through USCB’s
Historic Beaufort
Campus Library
and offer you your
special library
card. Afterwards,
consider visiting
our Outakes Café
within our library
for a bite of quick
lunch cuisine.
Instructor: GENI
FLOWERS,
MLIS, is a
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native Beaufortonian with
undergraduate degree in
Elementary Education and
Masters in Library Science
from the University of
South Carolina. She is
interim Director of Libraries
at USCB, now here for
more than 20 years. Geni
loves working with OLLI
members and appreciates
their curiosity and
enthusiasm to learn and research.
ING111 FUN WITH FALL FLOWERS, PUMPKINS AND
GOURDS Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone
124 Sessions: 1 • 11/9/2016 • Wednesday • NEW
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Diane and Kay will be demonstrating the use of flowers and
vegetables from your local grocery store as well as greenery
from your backyard to create beautiful floral designs for your
Thanksgiving table or mantel and for your fall entertaining.
Instructors: KAY SUMMERS and DIANE HUBBELL,
members of the Dataw Island Garden Club, have given
workshops to several garden clubs and have earned blue
ribbons in flower shows in South Carolina. Diane and Kay
have a “Felix and Oscar” approach to teaching. Diane is very
organized and precise, whereas Kay has a more casual and
impulsive manner of flower arranging.
ING112 FARM TO TABLE EATING: THE IMPORTANCE
OF SOURCING SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS Location:
Sweetwater Restaurant (full address and directions to
registrants one week prior to class) Sessions: 1 •
10/12/2016 • Wednesday • 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM NEW
Limited Enrollment - 60. Join Chef Penn TenEyck
at Sweetgrass Restaurant for a brief lecture followed by a
luncheon. He will talk about the challenges and importance
of sourcing local products and how he applies them to his
evolving menu. A three-course lunch follows the lecture.
Make a day of it and register for the “Tour of Dataw Ruins”
(HIS120) that starts at 1:30 PM. There is a $30 additional
fee for this class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation
email to those registered, with payment details included.
Instructor: CHEF PENN TENEYCK is the chef-owner
of Sweetgrass Restaurant and the Outpost at Dataw Island.
A graduate of the Culinary Institute of Charleston, he has
worked in many of the Lowcountry’s best restaurants,
including Saltus River Grill and Bistro Patois in Beaufort and
FIG, O-ku and Magnolias in Charleston.
Botanical Garden known for its outstanding
collections of camellias, palms, orchids, bamboo,
trees, and beautiful display gardens. Once a USDA
Plant Introduction Station, its history spans almost
100 years as a center for learning and horticulture
development. There is a $10 additional fee for
this class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation
email to those registered, with payment details
included. Instructor: LIZ LUBRONIC is the
Coordinator of Tours for the Coastal Georgia
Botanical Gardens. The tour will be led by docents
of the Botanical Gardens.
ING114 WHAT’S ON THE
USCB BLUFFTON CAMPUS
BESIDES OLLI? TOUR 1
Location: USCB Bluffton,
Admissions Office,
Hargray 124 Sessions: 1 •
10/27/2016 • Thursday
NEW
• 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
ING 115 WHAT’S ON THE
USCB BLUFFTON CAMPUS
BESIDES OLLI? TOUR 2
Location: USCB Bluffton,
Admissions Office,
Hargray 124 Sessions: 1 •
11/8/2016 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
NEW
Limited Enrollment — 20 each tour. We all know
how to get to the OLLI classroom in the Hargray
Building, but there’s so much else on this rapidly growing
campus. Tour the Science and Technology building, the
Library, the Recreation Center, the Campus Center, and
see a dorm room in a residence hall. Additionally, learn
some history of the USCB Bluffton Campus. Note that this
is a walking tour, approximately one to two miles in total
distance to be covered. Instructor: NICOLE MADDOX is
the Assistant Director for Admissions at the Bluffton Campus
of the University of South Carolina.
ING116 DON’T FAINT! IT’S ONLY PAINT! Location: 2
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
NEW
9/20/2016 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Take the mystery out of selecting the right paint
color with one of Hilton Head’s leading interior decorators.
Instructor: DEBBIE SLOVIN started the store Decor &
More in Hilton Head ten years ago. Her projects include
one-hour accessorizing for model homes for area builders and
new home construction.
NEW
ING113 A TOUR OF COASTAL GEORGIA
BOTANICAL GARDENS Location: 2 Canebrake Rd.,
Savannah, GA 31419 Sessions: 1 • 10/10/2016 •
Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
ING117 ADD SOUL TO YOUR SPACE WITH
ACCESSORIES! Location: 2 Mathews Ct.,
Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 10/5/2016 •
Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 40. The Coastal Georgia
Botanical Gardens is a 50-acre University of Georgia
Students will learn tips to successfully accessorize their space.
Instructor: DEBBIE SLOVIN started the store Decor &
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More in Hilton Head ten years ago. Her projects
include one-hour accessorizing for model homes
for area builders and new home construction.
ING118 THE HISTORY AND ART OF
HANDMADE DOLLS Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
11/30/2016 • Wednesday • 10:00
AM to 12:00 N
ING121 BUILDING AND
NEW
LIVING IN TINY HOUSES
Location: USCB Bluffton,
Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
12/2/2016 • Friday • 12:00 N
to 1:30 PM
NEW
Dolls have been a part of human culture from
the earliest times. This course will look at the
history of dolls from various cultures and follow
their development as ritual symbols, playthings,
and works of art. Special emphasis will be placed
on the development and expansion of European
porcelain dolls. The class will also include a
presentation on the creation and construction of handmade
porcelain dolls. Instructor: WENDY COTTERILL is a
master doll maker with over 25 years of experience creating
exquisite handmade porcelain dolls. CHERYL MORTON,
a student of Wendy’s, is an educator who has taught various
OLLI courses.
ING119 STAR TREK — 50 YEARS OF GOING
WHERE NO ONE HAS GONE BEFORE Location:
USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
11/16/2016 • Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
NEW
The ground-breaking science fiction phenomenon,
Star Trek, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.
Star Trek represents a unique vision of the future. The multiethnic, multi-racial bridge crew of the Starship Enterprise was
a rarity on TV when the show debuted in 1966. The plots
often touched on topics that were taboo on other shows.
This course will present an overview of the Star Trek universe
and explore some of the social and cultural impact of this
franchise, both nationally and worldwide. We will see if it
really has gone where no one has gone before. Instructor:
CHERYL MORTON, a regular OLLI instructor, is an
educator with over 30 years’ experience. For 50 years, she
has been a Star Trek fan and owns every Star Trek movie and
every episode of all five live-action TV series.
ING120 A YOUNG BOY’S PERSPECTIVE OF LIFE IN THE
LOWCOUNTRY Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 1 • 10/24/2016 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30
PM
Travel back to a gentler time when life was simpler NEW
in Bluffton and the Lowcountry. Martin Sauls
was raised in Okatie and he never left the area. Learn how
life and development between the 1950’s and the current
time influenced him and how he views the changes and its
consequences. Instructor: MARTIN SAULS represented
Beaufort and Jasper Counties in the South Carolina House of
Representatives from 1977 to 1979, when he was appointed
by the Governor to fill his father’s unexpired term as Coroner,
a position he holds to this day.
USCB.edu/OLLI
We’ve seen tiny houses on TV
and marveled at their efficiency
and design. Ben Kennedy will
give reasons on why these 100400 sq. ft. homes are gaining
in popularity. From less work
and expense for the homeowner
to downsizing for health and
aging-in-place, tiny houses are
making an impact. Instructor:
BEN KENNEDY has taken his expertise in custom home
building and expanded it into the tiny home market. He
has a teaching degree, land development experience, and is
president and owner of an award-winning custom home
building company.
ING122 A TASTE OF SERG ENTERTAINING Location:
USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
11/28/2016 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
NEW
SERG Restaurant Group is known for not only
growing to become an extremely successful local business,
but also for providing residents and visitors with dining
experiences they will remember for a lifetime. During this
course, SERG’s Director of Operations will speak about the
business model of SERG and its history and recent culinary
innovations. The focus of the class will be about SERG’s
passion about developing memories for guests during the
holidays, particularly, meal preparation, plating techniques
and different serving styles will be covered. Yes, there will
be samples. Instructor: ALAN WOLF is the Director of
Operations for SERG Restaurant Group and has a hand in
the training, menu development, promotion development,
marketing, and operations of each of SERG’s ten locally
owned and operated restaurants.
ING123 WHAT IS YOUR POCKET CHANGE WORTH?
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions:
NEW
2 • 1o/18/2016 — 1o/25/2016 • Tuesdays •
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Within this two-session hands-on workshop, you will learn
of the designs and purposes of certain circulating coins and
when and why they were important in our history, all from
a numismatics coin-collecting expert. The first session will
be a workshop where you will learn how to grade the quality
of coins properly to determine their value. We will grade
the Lincoln Wheat cents from 1909-1958 and properly
grade the quality of the Morgan silver dollars, dated from
1878-1921. The second session will continue on grading
the quality of coins. We will focus on grading Walking
Liberty half dollars from 1916-1947 and Mercury dimes
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from 1916-1945. Instructor: RICHARD
ANDRZEJCZK has a lifelong interest in
numismatics coin collecting and gemology.
He is an American Numismatics Association
lifetime member. He has a degree in geology
and is Past President and former State
Director Southeastern Federation of the Gem
and Mineral Society. He is proprietor of
Finders Keepers on Bay Street in downtown
Beaufort.
ING124 WORLD WINE TOUR AT
TACARON Location: Tacaron (full address and
directions to registrants one week prior to
class) Sessions: 1 • 11/8/2016 • Tuesday •
NEW
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Limited Enrollment - 26. Juan Carlos, who is
highly regarded for his brilliant palate and knack
for finding small unheralded estates producing
high quality wines at affordable prices, will introduce
you to five interesting wineries and their varietals, all
paired with culinary delights to complement the wines
and countries you will be traveling to in this presentation
at Tacaron in Okatie. There is a $25 additional fee for
this class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation email
to those registered, with payment details included.
Instructors: JUAN CARLOS JIMENEZ, Ph.D., is wellversed in wines worldwide and introduces them through
his popular destination shop, Tacaron. He and his wife,
ISABELLA JIMENEZ, bring years of experience in
the hospitality industry, each as owners of their own
restaurants, and welcome OLLI to taste wines they feature
from boutique wineries throughout the world.
ING125 THE HISTORY AND ART OF CIGAR MAKING
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124, Sessions: 1 •
10/11/2016 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Juan Carlos Jimenez will
speak on what is one of his
greatest passions—CIGARS!
This course will enthrall men
and women alike. Learn of
the history and art of cigar
making, and how Juan Carlos,
along with his Cuban partner,
started their own cigar factory,
Juanito’s Cigarros, in the
Dominican Republic in 1997, which continues to thrive
today! Instructor: JUAN CARLOS JIMENEZ, Ph.D.,
retired Mathematics Professor Arizona State university, is a
graduate of University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Marine
Sciences and Mathematics. He was also a marine biologist
conducting research and rescue of whales and manatees all
over the world. He is owner of Tacaron, a boutique wine,
cigar, and gourmet tapas establishment in Okatie.
ING126 THEY ARE NOT JUST ROCKS
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone NEW
124, Sessions: 1 • 11/28/2016 •
Monday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This local expert in gemology
will cover the birthstones of June
through December. He will
provide examples and will offer
information on how to identify
these stones in the rough and
the locations of digging sites. Your instructor
will offer a description of what supplies you will need to
get started mining. You will gain an overview on how to
recognize gemstones in the rough. Instructor: RICHARD
ANDRZEJCZK has a lifelong interest in numismatics coin
collecting and gemology. He is an American Numismatics
Association lifetime member. He has a degree in geology
and is Past President and former State Director Southeastern
Federation of the Gem and Mineral Society. He is proprietor
of Finders Keepers on Bay Street in downtown Beaufort.
ING127 AN INFORMED TIPPLER: A MASTER CLASS
ON SCOTCH WHISKY Location: USCB Beaufort,
NEW
Sandstone 124, Sessions: 1 • 11/10/2016 •
Thursday • 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Limited Enrollment - 35. Whether you’re new to Scotch
and want to learn more about the whisky from the land of
kilts or you are a Scotch aficionado, this class will increase
your knowledge. Discover the origins of Scotch whisky, its
colorful history, the different categories of Scotch whisky,
terminology, and an overview of the industry. Participants
will nose (smell) and taste one representative whisky from
each of Scotland’s five whisky regions and learn about the
distilleries that produced them. During this, the instructor
will explain the characteristics of each region, how to nose
and taste whisky, a bit about our senses of taste and smell,
the effect of adding water to the whisky, and how to remove
some of the risk when buying an unfamiliar whisky. There
is a $35 additional fee for this class. OLLI staff will send
a confirmation email to those registered, with payment
details included. Participants are requested to bring: a
water glass and a small 5-6 ounce wine glass, with an
opening smaller than the base. Instructor: MARSHALL
MCLAUGHLIN has been a student of the business,
culture, and enjoyment of Scotch whisky for 18 years. He
has traveled extensively in Scotland visiting numerous
distilleries and related businesses. For the past six years, he
has conducted Scotch tastings for organizations and private
groups.
ING128 COOKING WILD GAME 101
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone
124, Sessions: 1 • 10/17/2016 •
Monday • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
NEW
Limited Enrollment - 10. The
lowcountry is one of the most
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generous places in the country when it comes to providing
for its residents. Game, fish, farming … we’ve got it all. So,
“what am I going to do with that?” shouldn’t be the question
when a well-meaning neighbor brings you venison, or a
family members brings home duck. Let Sarah Sanford teach
you the basics on cooking gourmet local fare. After all, wild
game is, by far, some of the healthiest meat you can eat –
and the tastiest! Why not learn how to make it gourmet
delicious with a local expert? In this class, you’ll learn how
to make a venison tenderloin into a dinner party specialty,
or grilled duck that has your guests asking for more. There
is a $30 additional fee for this class. OLLI staff will send
a confirmation email to those registered, with payment
details included. Instructor: SARAH SANFORD, grew
up on a local plantation, working as farm hand, hunting
guide, and cook for its quail hunting enterprise. She then
worked as safari cook in Zimbabwe, fishing and shooting
guide for Frontiers International, and in adventure/outdoor
television for ESPN, Discovery, and PBS. Check out her
blog, Alligator Hall.
ING129 TAKE IT OUTSIDE: INNOVATIVE OUTDOOR
ENTERTAINING Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone
124, Sessions: 1 • 9/26/2016 • Monday • 3 to 5:00 PM
Limited Enrollment - 35. These days, outdoor
NEW
entertaining doesn’t have to mean sitting at a picnic
table or at the table on the porch. In this class, you’ll
learn how to make the most of what’s around the backyard,
in the woods, or even in the vacant lot down the street to
entertain without breaking the bank. You’ll learn how
to recognize that there’s a remarkable dining room or
entertaining venue in your own backyard. Maybe you’ll
transform a tool shed into a simple elegant dining room, or
make the garage the perfect venue for a cocktail party, or
watch a backyard turn into a graceful event space … it just
takes a little innovative thinking and direction that this class
will provide. Instructor: SARAH SANFORD, grew up
on a local plantation, working as farm hand, hunting guide,
and cook for its quail hunting enterprise. She then worked
as safari cook in Zimbabwe, fishing and shooting guide for
Frontiers International, and in adventure/outdoor television
for ESPN, Discovery, and PBS. Check out her blog,
Alligator Hall.
community doing to prevent the killings and protect us?
Why aren’t we told what is going on with the bad guys?
This presentation will address the intelligence process and let
you know what they are doing and whether they can tell you
what they are doing to keep you safe. Instructor: MARIA
BERLINER is a professor of intelligence and security at The
George Washington University, at the Special Operations
School of the U.S. Air Force at Hurlburt Field (Florida),
Cannon AFB, and other USAF bases throughout the United
States. She is a regular commentator on TV and radio,
including Voice of America, RCN News (Colombia), and
Bloomberg News.
IST101 RELIGION: TERRORISM OR TOLERANCE?
Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 5
• 10/4/2016 — 11/1/2016 • Tuesdays and one Friday •
10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon
NEW
This program will provide an opportunity to discuss the
role religion has played historically in global conflicts
over centuries, including the current turmoil. Three books
will provide the major part of the program’s focus: Fields of
Blood by Karen Armstrong, Islam and the Future of Tolerance
by Sam Harris and Maajid Nawaz, and Not in God’s Name
by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. Each of these authors reflects one
of the three Abrahamic religions and an historic perspective
on this important twenty-first century topic. Students are
encouraged to read the appropriate material prior to each
session. This class meets on the following dates: Oct. 4,
Oct. 14, Oct. 18, Oct. 25 and Nov. 1. Instructor: CLAIRE
SULLIVAN has taught in schools, colleges and universities
around the world. She is a frequent OLLI instructor
specializing in international affairs.
IST102 INTERNATIONAL ARMS CONTROL—IMPACTS,
IMPLICATIONS AND PERSPECTIVES Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 4 • 10/10/2016 —
10/31/2016 • Mondays • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
NEW
International arms control has been a key part of
America’s international security strategy since the 1960s.
Several agreements have allowed a better understanding
of military capabilities and limitations and have reduced
threats such as intermediate-range missiles and nuclear and
chemical weapons. Keys to agreement success are mutual
gains and verification, including on-site inspections and
other means. This course presents a review of arms control
issues and covers the latest developments on some critical
agreements. Case studies discuss the use of chemical weapons
IST100 INTELLIGENCE: WHAT IT IS AND WHAT DOES
in Syria in 2013, the Iran nuclear agreement of 2015, and
IT STAND FOR? Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head
developments in North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs.
Island Sessions: 1 • 9/26/2016 • Monday • 10:00
NEW Presentations contain the instructor’s personal perspectives
AM to 12:00 N
as an intelligence officer, negotiating delegation member,
Why doesn’t the government connect the dots
and inspector. Instructor: JOHN GILBERT has over 40
before innocent people are shot? What is the intelligence
year’s experience as a missile operator, intelligence officer,
and on-site inspector. He has served on U.S. arms control
delegations, led inspections in the Soviet Union, and teaches
inspection procedures to U.S. government and international
personnel.
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IST103 GREAT DECISIONS 2016—PART II Location:
USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 4 • 9/28/2016 —
10/19/2016 • Wednesdays • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
This course is the second of the two-part course that began in
January 2016. It is organized as a discussion forum, examining
contemporary international issues—the Koreas, United
Nations, climate change, and Cuba and the U.S. The Great
Decisions (2016 edition) briefing book is required for the
course. Order on-line from the Foreign Policy Association,
http://www.fpa.org/ Instructor: FRANK GINDHART is a
retired attorney. He held executive positions in the Federal
Court system and was in private practice in intellectual
property law. He served as an Army Judge Advocate, in Viet
Nam, Europe and the United States.
IST104 NOT JUST A JOB: LIFE & WORK IN THE
FOREIGN SERVICE Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 1 • 10/17/2016 • Monday • 1 to 2:30 PM
LEGAL
LEG100 ANATOMY OF A LAWSUIT: WHAT
TO DO IF INJURED PHYSICALLY AND/OR
FINANCIALLY Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124
Sessions: 1 • 11/14/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Never heard of the Foreign Service? Well, it isn’t the NEW
Foreign Legion! Actually, of the three major kinds of
U.S. Government service, the Foreign Service is by far
the smallest: Federal civil servants number about 2.6 million,
and military, 1.45 million.
Foreign Service Officers
total about 14,000, of
whom two-thirds are
serving in U.S. embassies,
consulates and other
offices overseas at any one
time. This presentation
will examine the who,
what, where, why and
how this specialized corps
supports U.S. policy and
its citizens, by illustrating the experience of one of its retired
members. Instructor: ARLENE JACQUETTE, Ph.D.,
over her 20-year career as a cultural attaché, press attaché and
public affairs officer, served in U.S. embassies and consulates
in Pakistan, Algeria, Mali, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ethiopia and
Greece. She has taught OLLI literature courses since 2004.
We’ll explore the recourses available when you have suffered
a personal injury and/or financial loss through the acts and/
or omissions of another. This course will explain how the
South Carolina and Federal court system operate, and NE
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will take you through the litigation process—from initiating
a claim to final resolution, including an overview of how a
trial is conducted. Additionally, we will discuss the various
remedies that are available either through state and federal
statutes or case law. We will also explore the Alternative
Dispute Resolution (ADR) options that can be utilized
to short-cut and/or by-pass the court system. Instructor:
DAVID MANZI, Juris Doctor, University San Diego
School of Law, is a trial lawyer with 25 years experience in
prosecuting civil litigation cases. Licensed in North and
South Carolina, and California, he’s handled personal injury,
medical, malpractice, employment and business litigation. He
is a Certified Mediator, providing ADR services to the legal
community.
IST105 THE GLOBAL ECONOMY Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 10/31/2016 •
Monday • 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
NEW
This course will focus on the basics of estate planning,
including how to fill out beneficiary designation forms, an
overview of the probate process in South Carolina, and a
discussion on strategies for incapacity and asset protection
planning. There will be an open question-and-answer
session following the course. Instructor: VICTOR “ALEX”
DOROBANTU, Esq., is a licensed attorney in South
Carolina with his own firm located in
Beaufort, focusing on estate planning
and asset protection. He graduated
from the University of Tennessee with
a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
and received his Juris Doctor degree
from the University of South Carolina
School of Law.
The course will consist of a review of the major
world economies. We will examine how they fit together,
conduct trade, regional trade agreements and current geopolitical issues. In addition, we will look to provide historical
context along with a look into the future and
how participating countries are preparing
for a continued contentious environment.
Instructor: WILLIAM SPETRINO, JR. is
an Adjunct Economics Professor at USCB
and works for UBS Financial Services in the
Hilton Head, Bluffton, and Savannah markets.
He began his career in the institutional
investment management business.
LEG101 ESTATE PLANNING AND ASSET PROTECTION
BASICS Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone
124 Sessions: 1 • 10/18/2016 • Tuesday •
NEW
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
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LEG102 HEIRS PROPERTY - ORIGIN AND LOCAL
INTEREST Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone NEW
124 Sessions: 1 • 10/20/2016 • Thursday •
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This course offers a comprehensive review of the historical
and legal reasons for the concept of heirs property and
what happens to the assets of a person that dies without a
will and how that concept has a significant influence in the
Lowcountry. Instructor: THOMAS MIKELL, Attorney
at Law, Citadel graduate with BA in History, University of
South Carolina School of Law, Juris Doctorate, has extensive
experience handling all aspects of quiet title and heirs
property litigation. He is a featured history and law presenter
to Beaufort organizations.
University of Virginia and MBA from Executive Program at
Fairleigh Dickinson University. He retired in 2012 after 40
years as a management-side labor and employment lawyer.
LIT102 DISCOVERING PAT CONROY: THE GREAT
SOUTHERN STORYTELLER Location: 2 Mathews
Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 2 • 11/8/2016 —
11/15/2016 • Tuesdays • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
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LIT100 THE POETRY OF WAR Location:
USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
11/11/2016 • Friday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
War has long been a theme in poetry, from the work
of Homer to the present day. This class will examine this and
focus largely on the poet-soldiers of World War One. Some
are well-known. Virtually every English schoolboy learns
Wilfred Owen’s Dulce et Decorum Est. Some are not usually
associated with war. Rudyard Kipling is more remembered
for Kim and The Jungle Book than for Gethsemane and its
examination of the gas-sprayed battlefields of France. Others
are less well-known. But all reflect the horror of the “war
to end all wars.” Join us as we re-discover them together.
Instructor: JIM NICHOLSON is the Registrar for the
OLLI program at USCB and has long had an interest in the
relationship between war and poetry, with a focus on the
soldier-poets of World War One. His MBA in Finance and
International Business give him no particular credentials
in this area but he tries to stay one step ahead of the class.
Where he can’t, he is always happy to learn from them!
LIT101 AIN’T THAT REVOLTIN’? … MOVIES AND THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION Location: USCB Beaufort,
Sandstone 124 Sessions: 3 • 11/7/2016 — 11/21/2016
• Mondays • 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
NEW
It seems beyond dispute that the American
Revolution was marked by remarkable leaders
who created an enduring nation against all odds. However,
inexplicably, there are no great films about the American
Revolution. Using three very different films—Johnny Tremain,
All For Liberty, and 1776, shown on three successive class
sessions—attendees will focus on facts and myths used by
filmmakers to describe a seminal event in American History.
Following each film, there will be a short break. After the
break, Pat Stanton, whose first academic love is American
history, will facilitate a discussion focused on the facts and
misstatements in each of the films. Instructor: PATRICK
STANTON holds a B.S. from St. Joseph’s University
(PA) with concentration in American History, a J.D. from
USCB.edu/OLLI
Learn about one of America’s greatest storytellers through
video clips and a discussion of two of his non-fiction books:
My Losing Season and The Pat Conroy Cookbook. We will
also relate these books to Pat Conroy’s more popular and
acclaimed books of fiction. Instructor: ED WILLIAMS is
a retired college professor, a former director of international
studies, and former president of TraveLearn. He has been a
lifelong fan of Pat Conroy and has read everything Conroy
has written.
LIT103 POOH AT 90: THE BEAR FACTS Location:
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
11/14/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
NEW
A. A. Milne’s series of books featuring the bear Winnie
the Pooh and his friends Eeyore, Piglet, Tigger, Kanga
and Roo (based on stuffed animals belonging to his son,
Christopher Robin), remain one of the most popular and
enduring in the history of children’s literature. Pooh was
based on a real bear in the London Zoo, donated to the Zoo
by a World War I Canadian officer who found the bear in
Winnipeg (hence Winnie), and brought him to Europe to be
the mascot of his brigade. 2016 is the 90th anniversary of the
publishing of Winnie the Pooh. Come join us as we celebrate
his birthday. Instructor: RON ROTH is a lecturer for the
South Carolina Council on the Humanities and has presented
many classes on the arts and humanities for OLLI.
LIT104 SHANE Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton
Head Island Sessions: 1 • 10/26/2016 •
Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
NEW
Shane is a Western film about fights between the cattle barons
and the homesteaders. Alan Ladd is a drifter and former
gunfighter who comes to the assistance of a family being
terrorized by a big cattle baron and his hired gun, a role
played by Jack Palance. This 1952 movie was filmed in Grand
Teton National Park in Western Wyoming. Though the film
version of the battle is different than the Johnson County war
of 1892, the premise is the same. Cattle barons feel they own
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the range and that the settlers are taking their grazing land.
This is a special “brown bag” presentation. The film will be shown
in the morning and students are invited to bring their brown bag
lunch and stay for a discussion of the film. Instructor: GREG
BRONDOS practiced pathology at the U.S. Air Force
Academy from 1969 to 1971 and in Casper, Wyoming from
1971 to 1999.
LIT105 VIRGINIA WOOLF’S MASTERPIECE: TO THE
LIGHTHOUSE Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton
NEW
Head Island Sessions: 1 • 10/27/2016 •
Thursday • 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Virginia Woolf’s introspective and philosophical novel, To
The Lighthouse, is one of the most influential novels of the
twentieth century. Based in part on her own childhood
experiences, the novel centers on the Ramsay family and their
visits to the Isle of Skye in Scotland. A faithful dramatization
of the film was made in 1983 starring Rosemary Harris and
Kenneth Branagh. This special “brown bag” presentation will
feature a showing of the film, followed by a discussion of the film
and book. Instructor: RON ROTH is a lecturer for the South
Carolina Council on the Humanities and has presented many
classes on the arts and humanities for OLLI.
LIT106 OSCAR WILDE’S THE PICTURE OF DORIAN
GRAY: ONE NOVEL; TWO FILMS Location: 2 Mathews
Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 6 • 11/8/2016 —
11/18/2016 • Tuesday/Wednesday/Friday • 1 to 3:00 PM
Oscar Wilde’s only novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, brought
him immediate infamy and ultimate acclaim. The novel
traces the Faustian journey of its title character, who trades
his soul for undying youth and beauty. This is especially
relevant today, with Americans exploring countless ways of
staying young. Cinematic adaptations have sought to capture
the mystery, the danger, and undeniable attractiveness of
the title character. Two film versions will be shown. First,
Albert Lewin’s award winning 1945 production with Hurd
Hatfield and George Sanders. Then, Oliver Parker’s 2009
British film with Ben Barnes and Colin Firth. The class
will examine how these adaptations reflect not only the
director’s interpretation but also the time and culture of the
film’s production. This class will meet on the following dates:
11/8, 11/9, 11/11, 11/15, 11/16, 11/18. Instructor: PETER
CLARK, Ph.D. in English and prior OLLI instructor, has
been an educator for over forty years, with a broad range of
teaching and administrative experience from kindergarten to
the graduate level.
LIT107 HUMBUG! THE
CHRISTMAS CAROL
REVISITED Location:
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton
Head Island Sessions: 1 •
12/6/2016 • Tuesday •
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Get in the holiday spirit with
OLLI instructor Ron Roth
as he reprises his popular presentation on Charles Dickens’s
beloved book, A Christmas Carol. Students will tour the
Victorian London of Dickens and learn little-known facts
about the story behind the story. A special feature of the
presentation includes film clips from the classic 1954 film
version of A Christmas Carol, featuring Alastair Sims iconic
portrayal of Ebenezer Scrooge. Instructor: RON ROTH has
made many presentations for OLLI, and, if the truth be told,
is a bit of a Scrooge himself.
LIT108 MURDER INCORPORATED: FROM THE STREETS
OF BROOKLYN TO HOLLYWOOD’S SILVER SCREEN
Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1
• 10/4/2016 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This class will investigate the genuine gangland phenomenon
in Brooklyn commonly known as “Murder Incorporated,”
and then transition to the way many of its real murders were
adapted into various Hollywood films and TV shows—from
On the Waterfront to The Godfather. Instructor: BRIAN
CUDAHY has his Ph.D. from St. Bonaventure University
and, before retiring in 1999, pursued two sequential careers:
one as an associate professor of philosophy at Boston College;
another in the field of urban mass transit. He has published 16
books.
LIT109 CLASSIC FILMS OF INDIA: THE
CRUMBLING ARISTOCRACY Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 • 11/18/2016
and 12/2/2016 • Fridays • 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM
NEW
Watch, interpret, and discuss two films by Satyajit Ray. First,
The Music Room (Jalsaghar) evokes the crumbling opulence
of the world of a fallen aristocrat desperately clinging to a
fading way of life. His greatest joy is the music room. This
film depicts the clash between tradition and modernity and
is a showcase for some of India’s greatest musicians. Second,
The Chess Players (Shatranj ke Khilari) is set in 1856, where
rich, royal landowners pour every ounce of passion into
never-ending games of chess. At the same time, an ambitious
British general plots his own moves against them. The New
York Times praised this epic film for “the manner in which an
entire civilization has been encapsulated in a few particular
gestures.” Instructor: KARENA POONEN received a
master’s degree from Harvard University in the Graduate
School of Arts and Sciences. In India, she was a college
lecturer in languages and literature. She has visited India
eight times after living there for years.
LIT110 THE GENIUS OF MICHELANGELO
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 2 • 10/21/2016 — 10/28/2016
• Fridays • 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
NEW
Michelangelo (1475-1564) is recognized
as one of the greatest artists of all time.
He was a sculptor, painter, architect, poet
and engineer. Our course will focus on
understanding and celebrating the man and
his lifetime achievements. The film “The
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Agony and the Ecstasy” will be viewed as we focus on one of
his masterpieces, the Sistine Chapel. Instructor: DEENA
CHONTOW has had a lifelong appreciation for art and
literature and enjoys sharing her varied interests with the
OLLI membership. She holds an MA in Communication
Science.
LIT111 HARPER LEE’S MOCKINGBIRD AND WATCHMAN:
RECONCILABLE? Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 1 • 11/2/2016 • Wednesday • 10:00
NEW
AM to 12:30 PM
Anticipation for the release of Harper Lee’s
second “published” novel, Go Set a Watchman,
was great. Watchman is set in the 1950’s in
the same town as To Kill a Mockingbird, and
people eagerly looked forward to revisiting the
Mockingbird characters who are now twenty
years older: Atticus, Scout, Jem, Dill, Boo,
etc. Not surprisingly, over 1.1 million copies
of Watchman were sold the first week. But the response was
surprisingly mixed. This single-session course will explore
the “major” difficulties in an attempt to discover if Harper
Lee’s novels are, indeed, reconcilable; and, if not, what does
that mean? Instructor: PETER CLARK has a Ph.D. in
English and is a frequent OLLI instructor. He has been an
educator for over forty years, with a broad range of teaching
and administrative experience.
LIT112 STORYTELLING: PERSONAL, LOWCOUNTRY,
AND SCARY! COME AND ENJOY Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 10/5/2016 • NEW
Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
Celebrate the magic of storytelling with
this gifted storyteller who has told stories
to audiences of all ages throughout the
southeastern United States, engaging the
senses and enchanting audiences everywhere
she goes. With powerful vocal quality and
stage presence, stories are delivered in a highly
polished and yet down-home manner. Cora sparks the heart
and soul of everyone as they feel the wonder and excitement
of her stories told with an energetic and charming style,
keeping everyone spell-bound, from young to old. She will
fill the room with Lowcountry stories, inspirational stories
and scary ghost tales of the Southeast. Instructor: CORA
NEWCOMB has an MA in Adult and Organizational
Development from Temple University and a Graduate
Certificate in Educational Leadership from USC Columbia.
Recently retired from the Technical College of the
Lowcountry, she is presently pursuing her storytelling career.
LIT113 A TRUNKFUL OF FAMILY STORIES: FROM
KNOWING TO TELLING Location: USCB Bluffton,
Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 10/12/2016 •
Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
NEW
Who doesn’t have stories to tell? Everyone has tales to be told,
written, and performed; but many of us need encouragement
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or practice. Develop your own “Trunkful of Family Stories”
in this workshop and learn techniques to take them to the
“stage” for family, friends, or the community. Using her
own narratives and others from her family and cohorts, Cora
will take participants through the process she uses to help
find, create and spice up anecdotes. How can a one-sentence
memory or historical item become a story? That’s what this
workshop is about! Practice creating personal stories from
images and sensory experiences; learn techniques involving
visualization, and spontaneous telling to tap into your hidden
wealth of stories. Instructor: CORA NEWCOMB has
an MA in Adult and Organizational Development from
Temple University and a Graduate Certificate in Educational
Leadership from USC Columbia. Recently retired from
the Technical College of the Lowcountry, she is presently
pursuing her storytelling career.
LIT114 FRANK CAPRA AND IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
NEW
11/30/2016 • Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
The story of Frank Capra and the making of It’s a
Wonderful Life is as wonderful as this classic holiday movie.
Take a respite from the hectic season to join other OLLI
members in watching this rejuvenating classic and learning
the story behind the story. Instructor: JOAN RUFFINO
has been an instructor for OLLI for eight years. She has
taught for Road Scholar and Life is Forever Enriching
(L.I.F.E.) at Mount Saint Mary’s College in Newburgh, NY.
LIT115 FILM AND OPERA: PERFECT TOGETHER
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1
NEW
• 11/14/2016 • Monday • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
The class will experience a unique approach to
discussing and learning about opera. First, you will view
short opera scenes in selected films. The instructor will help
the class to identify the film and the opera. The class will
then proceed to discuss the motivation of the film director to
choose the opera or scene for the film. Finally, does the scene
enhance the meaning and interest of the film? Instructor:
LARRY ROSENDORF is a retired mechanical engineer
and math instructor with a lifelong interest in musical theatre
and opera. As a member of OLLI and a resident of Sun City,
he enjoys offering classes in a variety of venues.
LIT116 BOLLYWOOD: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
NEW
12/5/2016 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This course introduces students to milestone movies,
talented directors, actors and the audience that have changed
the popular and complex art form of Hindi film-making
into a billion-dollar industry. The close analysis of the
Bollywood films will help students gain deep knowledge of
Indian history, diverse religious traditions, Sanskrit aesthetics
and other fine art forms, as well as desires and ideologies of
the Indians living in India and in various parts of the world
today. Instructor: LEENA KARAMBELKAR grew up
in India, then moved to the USA in 1995. Since 2007, she
Lunch & Learn
has been an adjunct professor at the College of Charleston,
teaching various courses in Hindi language, Indian culture,
Hindi literature and films.
well as instructive.
LUN101 LUNCH WITH USCB
CHANCELLOR DR. AL PANU
LIT117 LIKE ODYSSEUS, YOU ARE THE HERO OF YOUR
Location: USCB Bluffton,
JOURNEY Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: Student Center Cafeteria
1 • 11/14/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Sessions: 1 • 10/20/2016 •
NEW
Thursday • 12:00 N to 1:30 PM
The archetypal journey of the hero is the motif that is
central to many of the world’s myths, stories, and fairy
tales. The story is so powerful because it reflects not only the
central journey of some of the main mythic characters such
as Odysseus, but your own journey of discovery. Instructor:
JAN HENSON DOW is a Professor Emeritus of English
where she frequently taught literature of the Bible. She is also
an author and award-winning playwright. She has taught
many well-accepted courses, both at OLLI and other venues.
Limited Enrollment — 20.
Meet Dr. Panu in an informal,
relaxed setting over lunch.
He will speak briefly about
his background, his first 14
months as Chancellor at
USCB, and be available
NEW
to answer questions about
the university, what he
LIT118 “THE PEN” IS MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD —
envisions for the future, and
AND MORE FUN! Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
give some insights into his
Sessions: 1 • 11/16/2016 • Wednesday • 3 to 5:00 PM
background, his family and
Join Dr. Ellen Malphrus, author of
NEW himself. This small group
Untying the Moon and USCB English
interactive class meets for
Professor, for a presentation and
lunch in the USCB private
discussion with her creative writing
dining room cafeteria ($8
students. The USCB Society of
payable to Chartwells upon
Creative Writers is an active and
confirmation into this class).
talented group that produces a literary
Instructor: AL PANU, Ph.D.,
journal entitled The Pen each semester.
is the Chancellor of USCB. He earned his bachelor’s degree
Come listen to student writers read
in chemistry from Tuskegee Institute, and his master’s and
from their work and talk about the
doctorate in chemistry respectively at the University of
“ups and downs” and “ins and outs”
Alabama and University of Georgia. He is passionate about
of the writing and editing process.
bridging higher education and community.
Instructor: ELLEN MALPHRUS teaches Creative Writing,
LUN102 LUNCH ‘N LEARN: STIMULATING PATIENT
Southern, and American Literature at USCB. James Dickey
CARE Location: USCB Bluffton, Student Center
was her MFA Graduate Director. She holds a Ph.D. in 20th
century American Literature. Pat Conroy wrote the foreword Cafeteria Sessions: 1 • 11/1/2016 • Tuesday • NEW
12:00 N to 1:30 PM
to her recently-released novel, Untying the Moon.
Limited Enrollment — 20. Join Libby
Ricardo, Assistant Professor of Theater at
USCB, for lunch and a conversation centering
on her work with simulated patients as an
LUN100 LUNCH ‘N LEARN: SENIOR SAFETY Location:
educational tool. Traditionally, simulated
USCB Bluffton, Student Center Cafeteria Sessions: 1 •
patients are used to teach clinical skills to
10/25/2016 • Tuesday • 12:00 N to 1:30 PM
doctors in training. Libby has expanded that
NEW work to reach disciplines ranging from social
Limited Enrollment — 20. Master Sergeant Mike
work to health promotions. Libby will discuss
Jennings of the Training and Crime Prevention unit
working with volunteers from the OLLI program at the
of the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office will give a timely
University of Georgia as well as teaching undergraduates
presentation on topics of interest and concern for all senior
to perform in simulations, both at UGA and here at USCB.
citizens, including local scams and fraud, internet safety,
This small group interactive class meets for lunch in
residential security, and personal safety. Lunch is $8,
the USCB private dining room cafeteria ($8 payable to
payable to “Chartwells” once you are confirmed in the
Chartwells upon confirmation into this class). Instructor:
class. Instructor: Master Sergeant MIKE JENNINGS
LIBBY RICCARDO, MFA, is an Assistant Professor at
has 20 years of experience with the Training and Crime
USCB in the Department of English, Theater, and Liberal
Prevention Division of the Beaufort County Sheriff’s
Studies. Besides a professional life as an actor and director,
Office. He is an internationally-certified crime prevention
Libby’s research interests include practical applications of
practitioner. His excellent presentations are entertaining as
theater skills and ensemble-based pedagogy.
LUNCH & LEARN
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MUSIC
MUS100 MUSIC SHAPED BY WAR Location: 2 Mathews
Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 11/11/2016 •
Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
World War I changed the world forever. Not surprisingly,
the horrors of war in the twentieth century have had a
major influence on art, literature, and music. This course
will explore how war influenced and changed the music
of selected composers, including Vaughan Williams,
Schoenberg, Messiaen, Britten, and Shostakovich. It will
also look at the effects of war on jazz and popular songs.
Instructor: ROBERT ARNOLD is Professor of Biology
Emeritus from Colgate University and has a lifelong and
wide interest in music. His major interest is in music from
the two “Golden Ages” of English music in the sixteenth and
twentieth centuries. He has sung in numerous ensembles,
including church choirs and college and community
choruses. Most recently, he has sung with the Hilton Head
Symphony Orchestra Chorus.
MUS101 A GENTLE INTRODUCTION TO JAZZ MUSIC
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 3 •
NEW
9/23/2016 — 10/7/2016 • Fridays • 3:00 PM to
5:00 PM
Using recorded music, the class will explore various facets of
jazz, including big bands, soloists/trios/quartets, vocalists, the
Lowcountry
Community
Concert
Band
use of various instruments and performers, and the growth
and changes in jazz over the years. To the extent that it can
be done, jazz will be explained. The focus will be on learning
to enjoy and appreciate a new musical form. Instructor: AL
BEYNON has a BA in psychology from Miami University
and a Master in social work (MSW) from the University of
Pennsylvania. A lifelong musician, performer and teacher, Al
currently plays with three local musical groups.
MUS102 RICHARD ROGERS – AN AMERICAN “VOICE”
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
11/28/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Using the words of others, Richard Rogers spoke to
America with his music. Over a composing career
of seventy-plus years, Rogers wrote more than 900
Benny Ferguson
Director/Conductor
• Since 2012, we have entertained more than 6,000 Lowcountry residents from
Hilton Head Island to Dataw Island, including concerts at the First Presbyterian
Church on Hilton Head Island, Sun City’s Magnolia Hall in Bluffton and the
Center for the Arts in Beaufort.
• As an OLLI member, you are welcome to attend practices to observe, learn more
about the band and hopefully join!
• All abilities are welcome. Instrumentation includes: flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon,
saxophone, trumpet, French Horn, trombone, euphonium/baritone, tuba and
percussion.
Rehearsals are held on Tuesday evenings from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
during our regular season from September through June.
Place:
Contact:
Website:
USCB/OLLI
One University Blvd.
Bluffton, SC 29909
Phoebe Stevens
LCCB, Vice President
pnr@hargray.com
www.ollilccb.com
USCB.edu/OLLI
NEW
The Lowcountry Community Concert Band
(LCCB) operates as a program of the Osher
Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI). The purpose
of the LCCB is to contribute positively to the
musical environment of the Lowcountry while
providing an opportunity for education, growth
and musical expression among its membership.
LCCB serves to provide an opportunity for
musicians of all ages and abilities to play together
for enjoyment as well as to perform for the
community. The band is a place where musicians
can come together in a low presssure, high fun
environment.
Personal Growth/Development
songs and scored 43 Broadway
musicals. He was the first
person to win all of the top
show business awards, an
Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar,
and a Tony (now known
collectively as an EGOT). This
class will examine his career, his
collaborators, and his enduring
influence on American music.
Instructor: JIM NICHOLSON
is the registrar for the OLLI
program at USCB, having
retired from a career in financial
services and relocating from the New York area. He
enjoys teaching classes for OLLI on subjects that interest
him.
MUS103 CONVERSATIONS - USCB CHAMBER CONCERT
FESTIVAL SERIES - I Location: USCB Beaufort,
Sandstone 124, Sessions: 1 • 10/28/2016 •
NEW
Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Program-note writer, Michael Johns, presents a PreConcert Conversation on the composers and music to
be heard for each USCB Festival Series concert. Prior
musical training is not required. Multiple recorded excerpts
and commentary will acclimate listeners as to what they
can expect to hear with the intention of increasing their
listening pleasure and aesthetic satisfaction for this upcoming
concert on Sunday, October 30th, 2016 at USCB’S Center
for the Arts Auditorium. Michael Johns will preview the
concerts through commentary, slides, and numerous audio
excerpts. He will preview the quartets by Colin Jacobsen
and Beethoven (Op.95), as well as a string quintet by
Boccherini, all to be performed at the following Sunday’s
concert by The String Quartet, Brooklyn Rider. Instructor:
MICHAEL JOHNS, DMA, received music degrees from
the New England Conservatory and Temple University. He
has performed on French horn with symphony, ballet, and
opera orchestras, in recital and chamber music. Music is his
lifelong vocation and avocation
and he looks forward to sharing
acquired insights with patrons.
MUS104 CONVERSATIONS
- USCB CHAMBER
CONCERT FESTIVAL
SERIES - II Location: USCB
Beaufort, Sandstone
124, Sessions: 1 •
NEW
12/9/2016 • Friday •
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Program-note writer, Michael
Johns, presents a Pre-Concert
Conversation on the composers
and music to be heard for each
USCB Festival Series concert. Prior
musical training is not required.
Multiple recorded excerpts and
commentary will acclimate listeners
as to what they can expect to hear
with the intention of increasing
their listening pleasure and aesthetic
satisfaction for this upcoming
concert on Sunday, December
11th, 2016 at USCB’S Center for
the Arts Auditorium. Michael
Johns will preview the concerts
through commentary, slides, and
numerous audio excerpts. Instructor:
MICHAEL JOHNS, DMA, received music degrees from the
New England Conservatory and Temple University. He has
performed on French horn with symphony, ballet, and opera
orchestras, in recital and chamber music. Music is his lifelong
vocation and avocation and he looks forward to sharing
acquired insights with patrons.
PERSONAL GROWTH/
DEVELOPMENT
PGD100 WHERE’D I LEAVE MY KEYS? REMEMBERING
AND FORGETTING IN THE GOLDEN YEARS 2 Mathews
Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 11/2/2016 •
Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
As we age, we experience those “senior moments” that may
have us nervous about our memory. Some memory loss is
normal; some is not. In this class, we will discuss the processes
and types of memory, problems that may occur, as well as
ways to help us hold on to, and actually improve, our mental
functioning. Instructor: LINDA WILSON has a Ph.D. in
Counseling Psychology from Boston College with specialties
in Cognitive and Developmental Psychology. She is also
a licensed psychologist. Over the last three decades, she
has taught undergraduate and graduate students at Quincy
College, Northeastern University, Suffolk University and here
at USCB for the past nine years.
PGD101 THE EXAMINED LIFE Location:
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 3 •
12/5/2016 — 12/7/2016 • M/T/W • 1:00 PM
to 3:00 PM
Asserting that the unexamined life cannot be lived
fully, this course examines options for dealing with
the human condition: mortality, fallibility, aloneness,
meaninglessness, pleasure snags, bad will toward
others, and change. Mindfulness will be examined
as a way of living in the present moment. Other
topics include happiness, optimism, depression and
suicide. Students will examine the lives of leading
personalities. Instructors: JOHN BURT, Ph.D., is
a retired University of Maryland professor and dean
of public health. He is the author of three textbooks
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highly renowned neurosurgeon
Eben Alexander, have stimulated
even more interest in this topic.
Attendees will be introduced to
some of the current information
on this subject and we will attempt
to create an interactive experience
where, hopefully, some attendees
might share their experiences on
this subject. Instructor: HOWARD
REDLUS’s 30-year interest on this
subject led him to research over 20
books. He has led adult workshops
for ten years and has lectured at University of Pennsylvania
Veterinary School, Tufts Veterinary School, and numerous
conferences.
and many research papers.
He holds degrees from Duke
University, The University
of North Carolina, and The
University of Oregon. He
received the Distinguished
Alumnus Award of the
University of North
Carolina and the Scholar
of the Year Award of the
National Association for the
Advancement of Health.
PGD102 LIFE AFTER DEATH, FACT OR FICTION?
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 •
9/21/2016 — 9/28/2016 • Wednesdays •
NEW
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Limited Enrollment — 40. In addition to
presenting some fascinating information on after-death
communications, the course will also explore the subjects of
near-death experiences and shared-death experience from
the works of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, MD, and Raymond
Moody Jr., Ph.D., and many other well-known authors.
Via entertainment and social media, we are increasingly
being exposed to more on the subject of life after death.
Recently, best- selling books, such as “Proof of Heaven” by
PGD103 INFLUENCE AND PERSUASION:
UNDERSTANDING WHAT DRIVES PERSONAL DECISIONMAKING Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 1 • 9/23/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
In everyday life, people make thousands of decisions each
day—usually in a very short period of time. Understanding
what drives personal and business decision-making will
help you make better decisions in your own life, and give
you the ability to influence and persuade others in your
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USCB’s Center For the Arts
▪
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▪
5 pm
PRE-CONCERT CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL JOHNS…
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 TH
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 TH
MUS103
MUS104
10 AM—NOON ▪ HISTORIC BEAUFORT CAMPUS ▪ SANDSTONE BLDG—ROOM 124
Classes are free for everyone but registration is necessary
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▪ CALL 521-4113
Religion
personal and business life. Instructor:
DAVID HOFFMEISTER was in
consumer products sales, marketing
and management at such companies
as Richards-Vicks and NuTone, and
created, managed or consulted for
Butterball, Lysol, NyQuil, Olay, and
others. He also taught in the MBA
program as an Executive-in-Residence
at DePaul University.
PGD104 HOW TO COPE WITH A LOVED ONE WHO
SUFFERS FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE Location: 2
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 3 •
11/28/2016 — 11/30/2016 • M/T/W • 1:00 NEW
PM to 3:00 PM
This course is for adult family members and friends affected
by a loved one’s substance use. Students will learn about
substance abuse disorders, learn skills in healthy lifestyle,
boundary setting, detachment, balanced living and how to
avoid enabling. Instructor: PAUL ANDERSON, Ph.D., is a
licensed family psychologist and has been in private practice
for over thirty years. He is a Licensed Masters Addictions
Counselor.
PGD105 A FEW CHOICE WORDS ABOUT PROFANITY:
WHY DO WE CUSS? Location: USCB Bluffton,
NEW
Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 10/26/2016 •
Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
This provocative course will stimulate new thinking
about the history, roles, and functions of profanity in our
lives, based on communication research and theory. From
revisiting George Carlin’s famous “Seven Words You
Can Never Say on Television” monologue to examining
current social norms of civility and vulgarity, you will be
sure to come away with enhanced perspectives on “bad
language” and why it is used. Participants will need to bring
an open mind and a good sense of humor to this session!
Instructor: JAYNE VIOLETTE, Ph.D., Associate Professor
of Communication Studies in the Department of Social
Sciences at USCB, is not a personal advocate for the use of
profanity, but became interested in the topic in her research
on language, power, and culture.
RELIGION
class. Instructor: RANDY COY is
CEO of a publishing company which
serves over 100,000 churches of all
denominations. He is the co-founder
and author of the “Learn to Read the
Bible Effectively” seminar attended by
tens of thousands in over 20 countries
and serves as volunteer instructor at
The Bible Student in the Habersham
Marketplace.
REL101 SOME INFLUENTIAL RELIGIOUS WRITERS
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 •
10/14/2016 — 10/21/2016 • Fridays • 12:00 N
NEW
to 1:30 PM
An overview of the writings of two influential
religious writers, one contemporary and one not so
contemporary. The Jesuit paleontologist Teilhard de Chardin
is the not-so-contemporary author, while Brooklyn-born
Sister Elizabeth Johnson is a distinguished professor of
theology at Fordham University. The goal will not be to
explore their work in exhaustive detail, but rather come to
some understanding of the context out of which they write so
students can decide for themselves if their work merits further
reading and study. Instructor: BRIAN CUDAHY, Ph.D.,
pursued two sequential careers… one as an associate professor
of philosophy at Boston College; another in the field of
urban mass transit. He has published 16 books and teaches
philosophy, religion, and history courses at USCB.
REL102 STAR WARS, RELIGION AND CULTURE
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
10/31/2016 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
NEW
In 1977, George Lucas released one of the greatest
science fiction movies in film history and it remains a
cultural icon to this day. By transposing a variety of religious
and cultural themes, Lucas designed an entirely new universe.
However, it wasn’t the first piece of science fiction history
to both affect modern culture and religion and be affected
by them. From Star Trek to Star Wars, from The Lord of the
Rings to Alice in Wonderland, and from H.G. Wells to Steven
Spielberg, we have all witnessed the growing influence of
science fiction upon our world. In this class, we will take a
look at the ways in which science fiction remains a slightly
REL100 LEARN TO READ THE BIBLE EFFECTIVELY
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
10/4/2016 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
NEW
Dramatically improve your Bible reading skills
and comprehension with a proven approach,
centered around the core skill of listening for Bible echoes.
You’ll also learn how to avoid that head shaking moment of
“I’m lost…” and how to power through to firmer footing
when you’re sinking in the mire of unfamiliar names and
places. While a limited number of Bibles will be available to
use, students are encouraged to bring their own Bible for the
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distorted mirror of planet Earth today. Instructor: RABBI
ROBERT HAAS is a graduate of the University of Texas.
He completed his Rabbinical studies in Jerusalem and Los
Angeles and was ordained in May 2002. He is currently the
Rabbi of Temple Mikvah Israel in Savannah.
REL103 MEDICAL MISSION TRIPS Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 11/7/2016 •
NEW
Monday • 3 to 4:30 PM
You may have heard about mission trips, helping those
who live in parts of the world so very different than ours. The
commercials and overheard conversations may have piqued
your interest. But who would leave their comfortable life for
a week or two of mission work? Well, thousands of people do
it every week! Learn about an amazing experience that will,
with no doubt, change your life. Everyday people yearning
to experience more than a vacation, more than another work
trip, delve into the possibilities of genuine, authentic giving
and sharing. Learn about the process, expectations, options,
and most importantly, how you can be a part of changing
one small piece of yourself while helping others. Instructor:
LOREN POWER is a retired sales executive with over 35
years’ global sales experience. He now enjoys travel, spending
time with family, photography, and his passion to serve via
mission trips.
SCIENCE
SCI100 VOLCANOES, EARTHQUAKES AND TSUNAMIS
(OH, MY!) Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head
NEW
Island Sessions: 1 • 9/29/2016 • Thursday •
10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Ever wonder what causes earthquakes, volcanoes and
tsunamis? How large can these events be? Where and when
will they occur? We will look into these questions and others
as we examine the current thinking that the Earth is made
up of “plates” that move relative to each other. We’ll review
the history of the relatively new theory of Plate Tectonics.
Major earthquakes of the past will be discussed, including
the recent discovery of a 400-year-old event off the Pacific
Northwest coast. Will the west coast of the United States fall
into the ocean? Of special interest: is South Carolina in any
danger? Come and find out for yourself. Instructor: MARIE
MCCLUNE has worked as an engineering geologist,
environmental educator and high school science teacher
specializing in environmental science. She is currently a
docent at the Coastal Discovery Museum and a trained Sky
Ranger.
SCI101 MOORE’S LAW: ROADMAP FOR
SEMICONDUCTOR EVOLUTION Location: 2 NEW
Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions:
1 • 10/3/2016 • Monday • 1 to 3:00 PM
The integrated circuit (IC) is one of the most
pervasive and powerful inventions in human history
and is the essential element to all of our modern
USCB.edu/OLLI
electronic gadgets. It was estimated that in 2012 the IC
industry, directly and indirectly, contributed almost $3
trillion to the global economy. Gordon Moore published
a paper in 1965 that predicted the complexity and cost
effectiveness of the IC would double each year for the
next ten years. After 50 years, with some adjustments,
Moore’s Law is still the basis for long range planning
for microelectronics. We will trace the evolution of
semiconductors from the first transistor to today’s powerful
ICs, and discuss how technologies, in ways that Gordon
Moore never foresaw, make the prediction continue to hold
true, for now. Instructor: ROBIN and BILL JORDAN
both have Ph.D.’s in Chemistry. They worked at Bell Labs in
New Jersey (the Research and Development arm of AT&T,)
where they pursued technical and management careers in
research and development.
SCI102 GRAVITATIONAL WAVES FOR THE NONSCIENTIST Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head
Island Sessions: 2 • 11/3/2016 — 11/10/2016 • NEW
Thursdays • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This introduction to physics and Einstein’s Theory of
Relativity features the discovery of gravitational waves
and what they mean to us today. Instructor: BETHANY
ANDERSON majored in Philosophy and is a science lover.
She spent 20 years in the corporate world.
SCI103 KEEP LOOKING UP! — STAR
GAZING Location: USCB Beaufort,
Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 9/30/2016
• Friday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
The LowCountry is a great place to stargaze. On a clear night, you can see the
whole sky. But what are all the things that
you can see? Learn about the night sky. You won’t need
a telescope to enjoy looking up. We’ll talk about what you
can see TONIGHT with your naked eye: satellites, planets,
stars, constellations, and even another
galaxy! The presentation will include
some science and some mythology
to help you appreciate what’s up
there. Instructor: DAVE MOORE,
a LowCountry Master Naturalist, has
been getting a sore neck from looking
up at the stars all his life. Having had a
passion for the night sky and studying
Science
space since a child, he can still name
the original seven Mercury astronauts.
He has been studying both the
astronomical and mythological stories
of what man has been seeing in the
skies for millennia.
SCI104 AN EVALUATION OF
OUR CLIMATE CRISIS I Location:
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head
Island Sessions: 1 • 10/5/2016 •
Wednesday • 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM
This class is the first class of
NEW
a four-part series of evening
classes evaluating the scientific,
spiritual, financial and political aspects
of global climate change. This first
session will feature Al Gore’s 2006 movie, An Inconvenient
Truth. It will be followed by a brief evaluation of how
accurately Gore foretold the current climate crisis in this
now ten-year old movie. Refreshments will be served.
Instructor: DAVE DESJARDINS is the primary speaker
and panel moderator for this seminar series. Dave is a retired
research scientist who has taught his innovative Exploratory
Data Analysis (EDA) techniques in graduate courses at major
universities, at the United Nations, and to national statistical
organizations around the world.
SCI105 AN EVALUATION OF OUR CLIMATE CRISIS
II Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
Sessions: 1 • 10/12/2016 • Wednesday
•
NEW
6:30 PM to 8:00 PM
This presentation is the second session of a foursession evening series on global climate change. It will
begin with an evaluation of the climate crisis by a panel of
scientists. This will be followed by a discussion of what are
the odds that the current climate crisis will suddenly cascade
into a doomsday event—and just how close we are to the
sixth mass extinction of life on this planet. Instructor: DAVE
DESJARDINS (see instructor details on SCI104.)
SCI106 AN EVALUATION OF OUR CLIMATE CRISIS III
Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton
Head Island Sessions: 1 •
10/19/2016 • Wednesday •
6:30 PM to 8:00 PM
This class is the third session of a
four-part evening series
on global climate change. NEW
It will focus on the
climate crisis from a religious/
faith perspective – specifically, is
the climate crisis also a crisis of
faith? With the aid of scientists
and clergy on our panel, we will
look more closely at what we
have done to the earth and what
scripture actually asks us to do.
Instructor: DAVE DESJARDINS
(see instructor details on SCI104.)
SCI107 AN EVALUATION
OF OUR CLIMATE CRISIS IV
Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton
Head Island Sessions: 1 •
10/26/2016 • Wednesdays •
6:30 PM to 8:00 PM
NEW
This class is the fourth
session of a four-part
evening series on global climate
change. It will focus on the
financial and political aspects
of our current climate crisis.
What would be the actual cost, in cost/benefit dollars, of
the proposed carbon tax, which requires polluters of our
atmosphere to pay the true cost of their product? We have
learned the costs of allowing companies to dump their
chemical wastes into the nearest river. How do these costs
factor into a risk analysis when comparing them to previously
documented costs of major disasters? Instructor: DAVE
DESJARDINS (see instructor details on SCI104.)
SCI108 WORLD’S GREATEST GEOLOGICAL
WONDERS PART V Location: USCB Bluffton,
Hargray 156 Sessions: 3 • 11/4/2016 —
11/18/2016 • Fridays • 12:00 N to 1:30 PM
NEW
This course is your gateway to an unrivaled adventure. In
this final series of 36 lavishly illustrated half-hour lectures
(presented via DVD from The Teaching Company,)
Professor Michael E Wysession introduces you to Earth’s
most outstanding geological destinations. Class facilitator and
geologist Justin Hardy will show two lectures per session, this
semester covering lectures 31-36: Session 1: Namib/Kalahari
Desert—Sand Mountains/Siwi Oasis—Paradise amidst
Desolation. Session 2: Auroras—Light Shows on the Edge of
Space/Arizona Meteor—Visitors from Outer Space. Session
3: A Montage of Geologic Wonder/Planetary Wonders—
Out of This World. Instructor: JUSTIN HARDY, the
facilitator for this
course, holds a BA in
geology from Georgia
Southern University,
and is currently is an
assistant environmental
researcher for the
Palmetto Bluff
Conservancy. DR.
MICHAEL E
WYSESSION,
Associate Professor at
Washington University,
earned his Ph.D.
from Northwestern
University.
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Science
SCI109 MAY RIVER ECOLOGY
TOUR Location: Calhoun
St Dock, Bluffton, SC, 29910
Sessions: 1 • 10/11/2016 •
Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment —
20. The Lowcountry’s
salt marsh estuary is
filled with interesting
and unique life, so join marine
biologist Captain Amber Kuehn,
for a two-hour exploration of
Bluffton’s May River aboard
the research vessel Spartina. A scientific explanation will
accompany a trip through this scenic river and salt marsh.
Live organisms will make an appearance on the boat’s
viewing tank. Dolphins, wading birds, and eagles are among
other visitors that are commonly seen on the tour. Ask your
technical questions and get educated answers. There is a
$25 additional fee for this class. OLLI staff will send a
confirmation email to those registered, with payment
details included. If the tour is canceled for some reason
by the operator, fees will be refunded. Instructor:
AMBER KUEHN, with a master’s in marine biology,
grew up exploring the May River. The owner of Spartina
Charters, she also manages the Hilton Head Island Sea Turtle
Protection Project and organizes volunteer response for the
South Carolina Marine Mammal Stranding Network.
SCI110 WOLF TO DOG Location: USCB Bluffon,
Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 9/30/2016 • Friday • NEW
10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
It took 22,000 years for humans to tame and domesticate
the ancestral grey wolf into the numerous breeds of dogs
we have today. From archaeological sites around the world
to modern genetics laboratories, this class will trace what
we presently know. But we still do not have all the answers
to such questions as exactly where this relationship began.
Did it occur more than once in several places? How did the
relationship begin, with adult dogs or puppies? What were
the first dogs used for? Instructor: PAT GINDHART,
Ph.D., has taught many science classes for OLLI. She is a
retired professor of physical anthropology from American
University in Washington, D.C.
SCI111 DO ANIMALS HAVE SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE?
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156
Sessions: 1 • 11/2/2016 • Wednesday NEW
• 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
Do pets have the same feelings as their owners,
e.g., does Fido feel shame when he gives his owner
that “guilty” look? Do animals care about one
another? Do animals co-operate to achieve goals?
Are animals self-aware? We will talk about recent
research exploring these issues among elephants,
bees, gorillas, dolphins, birds and pets like yours.
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participatory. Ted will facilitate class
discussion on animal intelligence,
empathy, self- awareness, etc. Prior
to the class all students will be emailed
and expected to read a short Scientific
American article to familiarize them with
the topic. So bring your observations,
thoughts, and voice and be ready to
discuss the social intelligence of animals.
Instructor: TED SOMMERS has a
Ph.D. in Experimental Social Psychology.
He was a professor prior to working
as a corporate researcher for Brown &
Williamson Tobacco and Fisher-Price Toys, and then ran his
own full service market research firm for 20 years.
NEW
SCI112 THE BIOLOGY OF JELLY ANIMALS
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
10/31/2016 • Monday • 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Dr. Staton will discuss the overall biology of sea jellies (the
Cnidaria [ny-dare-re-ah]). Many folks encounter sea jellies
(NOT ‘jelly-fish’) on South
Carolina beaches but are
unaware of their diversity,
ecology and their increased
occurrences in recent years.
The course will cover an
overview of these diverse
and curious creatures with
their complex life cycles.
NEW
Instructor: JOE STATON,
Ph.D., is a professor in the
USCB Department of Natural
Sciences and has held research
positions at the Smithsonian
Institution Marine Station, University of Michigan, UCLA,
Harvard and USC Columbia.
SCI113 SNEAK PEEK: OUR NATIONAL PARKS — A
GEOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 9/23/2016 •
Friday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
As the National Park Service celebrates its 100th
anniversary, join presenter Professor Ford Cochran, who
has a 20-year career with National Geographic. The class
NEW
Sports & Social Sciences
facilitator, Justin Hardy will explain, enhance, and further
explore the information given on the DVD used in the class.
As part of this Teaching Company series, he explores closeto-home parks in this session: the Great Smoky Mountains
and Hot Springs in the first, and the Everglades and the
Congaree Bottomland in the second. Instructor: JUSTIN
HARDY has a BA in geology from Georgia Southern
University. He is an assistant environmental researcher for
Palmetto Bluff Conservancy. Geologist, journalist, and
educator FORD COCHRAN is Director of Programming
for National Geographic Expeditions, and the instructor on
the course DVD.
and how to use; organizing
a fishing vessel; boat needed
for area of operations; skills
needed to learn how to
operate a vehicle safely;
different kinds of fish in local
waters; knowing the waters
and when to fish; certain
secrets to use to catch fish;
and weather issues, including
winds, temperatures, and
fronts. Instructor: CAPT.
WALLY PHINNEY, retired
Major, U.S. Army, 20 years,
has been a local charter boat
captain in our local waters
for over 30 years. His Seawolf 35-foot vessel has provided
off-shore fishing charters for many years. Capt. Wally knows
every local fishing spot offshore in the Lowcountry.
Social Sciences
SSC100 SOCIAL DISPARITY IN THE LOWCOUNTRY
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 •
NEW
9/19/2016 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Equality, diversity, and inclusion are three factors
that help a community succeed. These factors create a
strong sense of community, without which communities
SCI114 WONDERS OF THE NATIONAL PARKS: A
NEW are characterized by disparity, discrimination, and apathy.
GEOLOGY OF SOUTHEASTERN NORTH AMERICA
Many are moving to the Lowcountry into beautiful homes in
Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island
gated communities but find their connection to the greater
Sessions: 3 • 10/17/2016 — 10/19/2016•
community lacking. The class, a panel of individuals from
M/T/W • 1 to 3:00 PM
four community agencies, will illuminate the diverse local
population, their history, and their challenges through their
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of our National
unique cultural lens. Strengthen your sense of community
Parks, this class will view selected episodes from the Great
to empower yourself and your community to succeed.
Courses/National Geographic video course that examines
Instructors: LILI COLEMAN is the Executive Director of
geologic formations and concept. Class discussions will
Bluffton Self Help; BETSY DOUGHTIE is the Executive
focus on applicability to local geology. Instructor: ROBIN
Director of The Deep Well Project; MAUREEN KORZIK
JORDAN has a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University
is the Executive Director of Second Helpings; and FRED
of Pittsburgh. During her career at Bell Laboratories, she
LEYDA is from The Beaufort Alliance.
worked as a system engineer on large development projects.
A true life-long learner, she has explored topics as diverse as
SSC101 SO YOU THINK YOU COULD BE A COP
the chemistry of cooking as well as 60’s TV and the career of
Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: NEW
Lucille Ball, and presented them in previous OLLI classes.
1 • 12/2/2016 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
SPORTS
SPO100 FISHING FACTS ON OUR LOCAL WATERS
Location: Port Royal Landing Marina (full address
and directions to registrants one week prior to class)
Sessions: 2 • 11/30/2016 — 12/7/2016 • Wednesdays
• 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 15. Join Capt. Wally Phinney at the
Port Royal Landing Marina where he will cover: conditions
in fishing, rigging, trolling bottom fishing, equipment needed
If you have learned how cops do police work from Hawaii
5-O and the bestselling novels, this course might be for you.
Together, we will view a series of tactical scenarios in the
form of a multiple-choice quiz and participate in a discussion
about how actual police would handle them. Instructor:
BRIAN THIEM spent 25 years with the Oakland Police
Department working homicide, special operations/SWAT,
and was an Army lieutenant colonel, where he completed a
tour in Iraq with Army CID. Red Line is the first in a series
of novels he writes.
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Travel
TRAVEL
TRA100 SHARING ROAD SCHOLAR EXPERIENCES
Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 •
10/25/2016 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
This course is an open discussion of the many programs
offered by Road Scholar (formerly known as Elderhostel.)
The purpose of this class is to provide inspiration and
guidance to assist in planning your next choice of a course or
trip with this organization. Participants will learn of safe and
challenging Road Scholar trips nationwide and worldwide.
Experienced participants are invited to share their experiences
in these well-known programs. Newcomers will come away
with knowledge of how to choose a Road Scholar Program.
Instructor: AL WOOD is a favorite OLLI instructor and an
experienced Elderhostel/Road Scholar participant in the U.S.,
Canada, and Europe. For over 25 years, he has attended both
educational and active Elderhostel/Road Scholar programs.
TRA101 THREE MONTHS LIVING LIKE A LOCAL
IN SOUTHERN FRANCE Location: USCB Beaufort,
Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 11/2/2016 • Wednesday
• 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Not a travelogue and not from a tourist’s point of view, this
class follows the day-to-day experiences of two recently
retired Americans while they tried out living in southern
France to see if they wanted to live there, longer term. The
course will relate how they coped with drying their clothes,
used “unique” kitchen appliances, shopped for and ate new
foods, bought concessions at a movie theater, went to the
doctor, met new friends, and just lived in a new environment,
without speaking the language. Follow them on their
adventures and see if you’d like to try it, too! Instructor:
DEBRA AHLERS was a corporate trainer in her corporate
life and a former educator. Having recently retired, she
recently returned from her three months in southern France
and has since written a well-received blog on her many
experiences.
TRA102 A VISIT TO YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1
• 10/20/2016 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N
Did you know that Yellowstone was the first national
park in the world, and that the Park is celebrating its
100th anniversary? Did you know that the world’s
largest super-volcano is there and that it has erupted
three times? Did you know
that the geyser Old Faithful
never quits? Did you know
that Yellowstone is larger than
the states of Delaware and
Rhode Island combined? There
is so much to learn about this
great, national park. Instructor:
GREG BRONDOS practiced
pathology at the US Air Force
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Academy from 1969 to 1971 and in Casper, Wyoming from
1971 to 1999. In addition, he participated in the National
Park Service archeology dig at the Custer battlefield, also
known as Little Big Horn. He has visited Yellowstone
National Park many times.
TRA103 ROMANTIC GET-AWAYS TO NEARBY PLACES
Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1
• 9/26/2016 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
From the islands to the mountains, this area is filled with
romantic spots to slip away to for a day or a weekend. In
this class, you will learn about intriguing inns on the islands,
rustic resorts in the mountains—even one to find that ruby
for your honey by panning for gemstones in the old Tiffany
mines. Instructor: SCOTTIE DAVIS is a travel writer and
owner of Weekend Get-Aways on a Tank of Gas.
TRA104 YOUR TRAVEL BUCKET LIST Location: USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 10/28/2016 •
NEW
Friday • 12:00 N to 1:30 PM
Do you want to travel safely with the right insurance
to a place that is on your bucket list? Can you find the best
travel agent? We will move through the maze of travel
offerings: best places to visit, voyages to remember, tours
off the beaten path, flights, safety, affordable options etc.
Question: What is the best tour company to use? Answer:
The one that is going where you want to go. Instructor:
LAWRENCE KLAUSNER has been in the travel business
for 40 years. He has written five books, travel related articles
and a newspaper column. He guides the traveler through all
the pitfalls that can and do arise.
TRA106 IN TRAVEL, IT’S ALL ABOUT VALUE Location:
2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 •
NEW
11/1/2016 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Get the most bang for your travel
buck. Budget is not synonymous
with cheap. A seasoned travel
professional shares “insider” secrets
with you. Get every discount
available, avoid peak times and
always ask for a discount—seniors,
veterans, retired educators, etc. It
can save you hundreds of dollars on
your next trip. Instructor: LEO A
Writing
ZABINSKI, Ed.D., a Certified
Travel Counselor and Master
Cruise counselor, is currently the
president of the Carolina Chapter
of the American Society of
Travel Agents. A former college
Dean, he founded Classic Travel
in 1993 and has taught previous
courses for OLLI.
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TRIP
TRI100- AMELIA ISLAND, FL
Location: Amelia Island, FL
Sessions: 1 • 11/10/2016 •
Thursday • 7:00 AM
NEW
Visit historic Fernandina Beach
on Amelia Island, where history abounds. A trolley
tour will introduce you to the colorful history of
Fernandina, established in 1811 by the Spanish and
frequented by both pirates and patriots. Lunch will be in a
downtown restaurant with time to check out the shops and
B&Bs before heading to Fort Clinch, where interpreters will
take you back to the way things were in 1862 at this totally
intact brick fortress! Bring cameras! Walking to and from
the fort as well as walking and standing during the tour of
the fort required. Included: Transportation, lunch, two tours,
bus driver’s tip. Deadline – October 20, 2016. Total cost
is $119 per person. OLLI staff will send a confirmation
email to those registered, with payment details included.
Instructor: SCOTTIE DAVIS is a travel writer and owner of
Weekend Get-Aways on a Tank of Gas.
WRITING
WRI100 GRAND MEMORIES:
KEEP YOUR STORIES IN
THE FAMILY Location:
USCB Beaufort, Sandstone
124 Sessions: 2 • 10/13/2016 —
10/20/2016 • Thursdays • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N NE
W
Limited Enrollment — 20. Writing down those
stories you’ve been telling your family and friends for years
is an important way to grow your family legacy. In this
course, you’ll learn how to write those stories as chunks
of memoir, how to pass your
memories along easily to your
tech-savvy kids and grandkids
via the Internet, and how to
unlock the treasures of a few
good genealogical resources.
Instructor: KATHERINE
TANDY BROWN has been a
successful freelance writer for 25
years, with a specialty in travel.
In addition to teaching
memoir writing, travel
writing, writing practice,
and nature writing, she
leads writing workshops
for children and adults
and is a Coaches
Training internationallytrained writing coach.
WRI101 BUILDING A
NOVEL Location: USCB
Beaufort, Sandstone
124 Sessions:
2 • 9/27/2016 —
9/29/2016 • Tuesday
and Thursday • 10:00
AM to 12:00 N
Limited Enrollment — 12. Do you want to get those ideas
out of your head and into a novel but are not sure how to
start? It is essential to first understand the component parts
of the writing process and how to use them to construct a
compelling story. In this course, you will learn how to create
interesting characters, settings, and pacing. You will discover
how to heighten conflict, description, and dialogue, and you
will understand how to choose a narrator, how to structure
plots and subplots, and how to avoid some of the traps of bad
writing. Additionally, writing exercises and examples of the
topics and techniques will help to “lock in” the knowledge
and bolster your confidence to build a satisfying novel. Bring
paper and pen for exercises. Instructor: CONLEY CLARK
has written screenplays and published articles, and Babylon
Bayou was honored in the prestigious Southwest Writers
national competition for novelists. The book has been
reviewed positively in publications, by other authors, and on
Amazon and Barnes & Noble sites.
WRI102 ON THE POETRY TRAIN: READING, WRITING &
SHARING Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray
1256 Sessions: 5 • 9/21/2016 — 10/19/2016 NEW
• Wednesdays • 7 to 9:00 PM
Limited Enrollment — 12. In a workshop setting, the class
will read and discuss a variety of poems with special attention
to intention, construction, and results. Both during and
between sessions, we will write poems and share them with
others. Instructor: BILL NEWBY earned a B.A. and M.A.
in English Literature and a Ph.D.
in Counseling Psychology. He
has had a long career teaching
language, literature, writing
and teaching as well as writing
poetry.
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GOV104, A VIEW FROM THE INSIDE,
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TRA103, ROMANTIC GET-AWAYS,
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HIS128, HIDDEN HISTORY,
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HIS109, CIVIL WAR GRANDFATHER,
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COI103, HUMAN TRAFFICKING, USCB
Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
SCI101, MOORE’S LAW,
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ART110, CHURCHES TO DIE FOR,
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(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
4
ING106, LOWCOUNTRY RAPTORS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
IST101, TERRORISM/TOLERANCE?,
OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon
REL100, READ BIBLE EFFECTIVELY,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
LIT108, MURDER INCORPORATED,
OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Tue
WRI102, THE POETRY TRAIN,
USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
HIS131, PABLO ESCOBAR,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
SCI104, CLIMATE CRISIS I,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
HIS122, LOWCOUNTRY OYSTERS, Morris
Center, Ridgeland, 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
ING102, CAROLINA SHAG,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HIS104, INTELLIGENCE OPS,
USCB Beaufort 124,1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HIS102, CHICKAMAUGA,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
IST103, GREAT DECISIONS PART II,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
ING117, ADD SOUL TO YOUR SPACE,
OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon
Thu
6
ART100, DAVID HOCHNEY’S TECHNIQUE,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
LIT112, LOWCOUNTRY STORYTELLING,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
ING109, WHAT TO WEAR - HOLIDAYS,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ART104, BEAUFORT FILM FESTIVAL,
USCB Beaufort 124, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
ECO100, GLOBAL GREEN ECONOMY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
MUS101, INTRODUCTION TO JAZZ,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
HIS116, LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
SCI103, KEEP LOOKING UP!,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ECO110, LEGACY OAKS TOUR,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
MUS101, INTRODUCTION TO JAZZ,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
COM101, TED - IDEAS WORTH SHARING,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
ECO100, GLOBAL GREEN ECONOMY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
7
ING101, BEYOND BASIC CALLIGRAPHY,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
COM102, DIGITAL WORLD,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
ART102, PREHISTORIC ART,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
BUS103, OPTIMIZE SOCIAL SECURITY,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Fri
Fall 2016
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HIS112, BEAUFORT PORCHES,
USCB Beaufort 124, 5:15 PM - 7:00 PM
ECO101, WHAT IS HAPPENING TO BEES?,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ECO106, BEACH LIFE - BARRIER ISLANDS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
5
BUS100, INVESTING ON YOUR OWN,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
Wed
WRI102, THE POETRY TRAIN,
USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
PGD102, LIFE AFTER DEATH,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
ECO103, GRAY’S REEF,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HME104, ZIKA/WEST NILE/DENGUE,
USCB Bluffton 156,1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
HIS133, PEDRO DE AVILES, USCB
Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
SCI100, VOLCANOES, EARTHQUAKES,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
HIS124, CEMETERIES OF THE VILLAGE,
Palmetto Bluff Conservancy,
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
IST103, GREAT DECISIONS PART II,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
ART101, BLOOMSBURY GROUP ART,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
ING100, INTRO TO CALLIGRAPHY,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
WRI101, BUILDING A NOVEL,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
ING104, THERAPY DOGS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
SCI110, WOLF TO DOG,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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WRI102, THE POETRY TRAIN,
USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
PGD102, LIFE AFTER DEATH,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
MUS101, INTRODUCTION TO JAZZ,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
HME104, ZIKA/WEST NILE/DENGUE,
USCB Bluffton 156,1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
23
PGD103, INFLUENCE AND PERSUASION,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
16
Fri
SCI113, OUR NATIONAL PARKS,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
22
15
Thu
HIS115, SHIPS THROUGH THE SKY,
USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon
21
GAR111, FALL/WINTER GARDEN,
USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon
14
Wed
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USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room 156 — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews Ct., Suites B & C
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Mon
S
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
HIS103, WILSON FAMILY & DOWNTON,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ART108, ILLUSION OF SPACE,
The Jepson Center, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
ECO107, LOWCOUNTRY TURTLES,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ART107, GEORGE WESLEY BELLOWS,
The Jepson Center, 10:00 AM - Noon
WRI101, BUILDING A NOVEL, USCB
Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
GOV106, BLUFFTON BOUNDARIES,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
27
HIS101, BEAUFORT FORTS BY BOAT,
Port Royal Landing Marina, Port Royal,
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
ING116, IT’S ONLY PAINT!,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
20
GOV105, BEAUFORT COUNTY SHERIFF,
120 Shanklin Rd, Beaufort, SC 29906,
9:00 AM - Noon
13
Tue
26
GOV102, INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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SSC100, SOCIAL DISPARITY,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
HME106, LIVING WITH ADD,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
12
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ING123, POCKET CHANGE, USCB
Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
SCI114, NATIONAL PARKS SOUTHEAST,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
18
ECO108, RIVER ROAD PRESERVE,
Palmetto Bluff, 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM
LEG101, ESTATE PLANNING, USCB
Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
IST101, TERRORISM/TOLERANCE?,
OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
ING125, THE ART OF CIGAR MAKING,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
SCI109, MAY RIVER ECOLOGY TOUR,
Calhoun St. Dock, Bluffton,
10:00 AM - Noon
Thu
LUN101, LUNCH WITH DR. PANU, USCB
Bluffton Cafeteria, Noon - 1:30 PM
LEG102, HEIRS PROPERTY,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HIS105, SINKING OF TITANIC, OLLI/
Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
GAR110, LOWCOUNTRY PLANTS, USCB
Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HIS119, POPULATION MATTERS,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
REL101, RELIGIOUS WRITERS,
USCB Bluffton 156, Noon - 1:30 PM
HIS113, CEMETERY TOUR, Bonaventure
Cemetery, Thunderbolt, GA,
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
WRI102, THE POETRY TRAIN,
USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
SCI106, CLIMATE CRISIS III,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
LIT110, GENIUS OF MICHELANGELO,
USCB Bluffton 156, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
ECO100, GLOBAL GREEN ECONOMY,
OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
COI108, BLACK AND WHITE, USCB
Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
GAR104, HHI GARDEN TOUR,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
REL101, RELIGIOUS WRITERS,
USCB Bluffton 156, Noon - 1:30 PM
21
HIS118, GETTYSBURG SIDE STORIES,
USCB Bluffton 156, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
ART106, PLEIN AIR PAINTING,
Anchorage 1770, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
COI104, SOUND ADVICE,
USCB Bluffton 156, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
ECO100, GLOBAL GREEN ECONOMY,
OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
ART111, THIBAULT GALLERY TOUR,
815 Bay St., Beaufort, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
GOV101, PRESIDENTIAL EXEC. POWER,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
IST101, TERRORISM/TOLERANCE?,
OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon
20
TRA102, YELLOWSTONE NATURAL PARK,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
WRI100, GRAND MEMORIES,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
SCI114, NATIONAL PARKS SOUTHEAST,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HIS123, ELEANOR ROOSEVELT,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Fri
14
HIS118, GETTYSBURG SIDE STORIES,
USCB Bluffton 156, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
HME100, SENIORS AND VACCINES,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
HIS104, INTELLIGENCE OPS, USCB
Beaufort 124,1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
13
WRI100, GRAND MEMORIES,
USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon
19
GAR100, ARMSTRONG ARBORETUM,
Armstrong State U, 10:00 AM - Noon
IST103, GREAT DECISIONS PART II,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
WRI102, THE POETRY TRAIN,
USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
GAR107, ROSEMARY: FOOD/FOLKLORE,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
SCI105, CLIMATE CRISIS II,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
HIS120, A TOUR OF DATAW RUINS,
Dataw Island Learning Center,
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
LIT113, FAMILY STORIES,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
ING112, FARM TO TABLE EATING,
Sweetgrass Restaurant,
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
BUS101, IRA STRATEGIES,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
Wed
12
IST103, GREAT DECISIONS PART II,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Tue
11
BUS102, YOUR INCOME GENERATION,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
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2016 Calendar
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USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room 156 — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews
HIS130, JEWISH PEOPLE,
USCB Bluffton 156, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
17
GOV100, ART OF DIPLOMACY,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
IST102, INT’L ARMS CONTROL, USCB
Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
GAR102, PROPER PRUNING,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
HIS132, ST. HELENA CHURCH, St. Helena
Parish House, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
IST104, FOREIGN SERVICE, USCB
Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
SCI114, NATIONAL PARKS SOUTHEAST,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ING128, COOKING WILD GAME 101,
USCB Beaufort 124, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
ART110, CHURCHES TO DIE FOR,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
16
Mon
10
HIS100, INTELLIGENCE FAILURE,
USCB Beaufort 124, 9:00 AM - Noon
IST102, INT’L ARMS CONTROL, USCB
Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
GAR103, PROPER PLANTS,
OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon
ART105, UNDERSTAND GREAT ART,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HIS125, VICTORIAN TRADITIONS,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
ING113, COASTAL GA GARDENS,
2 Canebrake Rd, Savannah,
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
ART110, CHURCHES TO DIE FOR,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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SCI112, JELLY ANIMALS BIOLOGY, USCB
Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
ART103, BASILICA SAGRADA FAMILIA,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
S
SCI102, GRAVITATIONAL WAVES,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HME102, FIVE SENIOR CHALLENGES,
Benton House, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
PGD100, WHERE’D I LEAVE MY KEYS?,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
SCI111, ANIMAL SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
TRA106, IN TRAVEL, IT’S ALL VALUE,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
GOV103, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2016,
USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
HIS123, ELEANOR ROOSEVELT,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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HIS135, ATLANTIC MAPS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
TRA101, LIVING LIKE A LOCAL,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
ECO102, WHAT’S THAT CRITTER?,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
3
ING105, PHOTOGRAPHING THE POINT,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
2
LIT111, MOCKINGBIRD/WATCHMAN,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
1
HIS110, TO WAR OR NOT TO WAR?,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
IST101, TERRORISM/TOLERANCE?,
OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon
LUN102, PATIENT CARE, USCB Bluffton
Cafeteria, Noon - 1:30 PM
Thu
Wed
GAR101, ORCHIDS ARE EASY, May River
Orchids Greenhouse, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
REL102, STAR WARS AND RELIGION,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
LIT110, GENIUS OF MICHELANGELO,
USCB Bluffton 156, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
HIS121, PENN CENTER HISTORY,
Penn Center, St. Helena Island,
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
TRA104, TRAVEL BUCKET LIST,
USCB Bluffton 156, Noon - 1:30 PM
HIS117, ANTIETAM,
USCB Bluffton 156, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
COI109, TOWN OF PORT ROYAL,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
SCI108, GEOLOGICAL WONDERS, USCB
Bluffton 156, Noon - 1:30 PM
HME108, URINARY SYSTEMS,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
ART113, FAUVISM MOVEMENT,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
4
ING110, BEAUFORT LIBRARY RESEARCH,
USCB Beaufort, North Library,
10:00 AM - Noon
Fri
OLLI
Fall 2016 Calendar
OLLI Fall 2016
Calendar
HIS134, FORT FREMONT DAY,
St. Helena Library, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tue
IST105, GLOBAL ECONOMY, USCB
Bluffton 156, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
HIS136, GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
GOV103, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2016,
USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
HIS123, ELEANOR ROOSEVELT,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
SCI107, CLIMATE CRISIS IV,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
ING114, ON THE BLUFFTON CAMPUS,
USCB Bluffton 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ING108, CHEESE AND BREAD MAKING,
St. Helena Island Public Library,
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
COI106, TODAY IN INDIAN COUNTRY,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HIS119, POPULATION MATTERS,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
HME101, MULTIVITAMINS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
COI100, GOVERNING HILTON HEAD,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
LIT105, TO THE LIGHTHOUSE,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
ECO104, TOUR-CRYSTAL LAKE PARK,
Crystal Lake Nature Park,
10:30 AM - Noon
HME107, TROUBLE SLEEPING?,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
COI102, BLUFFTON POLICE DEPT TOUR,
Bluffton Police Dept, 10:00 AM - Noon
LIT104, SHANE,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
28
MUS103, CONVERSATIONS I, USCB
Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
Fri
27
ING105, PHOTOGRAPHING THE POINT,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
Thu
26
PGD105, WORDS ABOUT PROFANITY,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
Wed
Fall
2016 Calendar
OLLI FallOLLI
2016
Calendar
USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room 156 — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews Ct., Suites B & C
Mon
November 2016
November
2016
IST102, INT’L ARMS CONTROL,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
31
COI110, AGING IN PLACE,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
30
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
ING123, POCKET CHANGE, USCB
Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HIS127, LEGACY OF MITCHELLVILLE,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
25
TRA100, ROAD SCHOLAR EXPERIENCES,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
IST101, TERRORISM/TOLERANCE?,
OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon
LUN100, SENIOR SAFETY, USCB
Bluffton Cafeteria, Noon - 1:30 PM
24
COI107, PREPAREDNESS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
IST102, INT’L ARMS CONTROL, USCB
Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
HIS106, POPULAR CIVIL WAR,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
ING120, YOUNG BOY’S LOWCOUNTRY,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
HIS111, ANCHORAGE 1770, Anchorage
1770 Inn, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
ART110, CHURCHES TO DIE FOR,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
HIS130, JEWISH PEOPLE,
USCB Bluffton 156, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
23
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LIT106, PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
GOV107, CITY OF HARDEEVILLE,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
GOV103, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2016,
USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
16
COM100, SOCIAL MEDIA 4 U, USCB
Bluffton, Hargray 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
LIT106, PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ING124, WORLD WINE TOUR, Tacaron,
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
15
HIS110, TO WAR OR NOT TO WAR?,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
14
LEG100, ANATOMY OF A LAWSUIT,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
PGD104, SUBSTANCE ABUSE,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ECO111, “FISH TALK,” Port Royal Sound
Foundation, 10:00 AM - Noon
29
22
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
LIT106, PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
PGD104, SUBSTANCE ABUSE,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
30
SPO100, FISHING FACTS/LOCAL WATERS,
Port Royal Landing Marina, Port Royal,
10:00 AM - Noon
ING118, HANDMADE DOLLS,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
LIT114, IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
23
LIT118, MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
LIT106, PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ING119, STAR TREK,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
1
24
COI111, BEAUFORT BORN & BRED,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ING127, WHISKY MASTER CLASS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
SCI102, GRAVITATIONAL WAVES,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ING103, INTRO TO YOGA,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
ART109, MANSION TO MUSEUM,
The Jepson Center, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Fri
2
25
LIT209, THE CRUMBLING ARISTOCRACY,
USCB Bluffton 156, 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
LIT106, PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
SCI108, GEOLOGICAL WONDERS, USCB
Bluffton 156, Noon - 1:30 PM
GAR108, INTRODUCTION TO ORCHIDS,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
18
LIT106, PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
HIS117, ANTIETAM,
USCB Bluffton 156, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
LIT100, POETRY OF WAR,
USCB Beaufort,124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
SCI108, GEOLOGICAL WONDERS, USCB
Bluffton 156, Noon - 1:30 PM
MUS100, MUSIC SHAPED BY WAR,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
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PGD104, SUBSTANCE ABUSE,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
ING122, SERG ENTERTAINING,
Bluffton, Hargray 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
MUS102, RICHARD RODGERS,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
ING126, THEY ARE NOT JUST ROCKS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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HIS108, SOUTHEASTERN CAPITALS,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
ART103, BASILICA SAGRADA FAMILIA,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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LIT101, AIN’T THAT REVOLTIN’?,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
LIT115, FILM AND OPERA,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
ART103, BASILICA SAGRADA FAMILIA,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
LIT101, AIN’T THAT REVOLTIN’?,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
HME105, LAB TO MARKETPLACE,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
LIT103, POOH AT 90,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
LIT117, HERO OF YOUR JOURNEY,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
REL103, MEDICAL MISSION TRIPS,
USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
ART103, BASILICA SAGRADA FAMILIA,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
GAR106, FALL/WINTER LANDSCAPE,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
HIS114, RONALD REAGAN SPEECHES,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
ECO105, MIGRATING MONARCHS,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
COI105, JASPER OCEAN TERMINAL,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
ING114, ON THE BLUFFTON CAMPUS,
USCB Bluffton 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
LIT101, AIN’T THAT REVOLTIN’?,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
LIT102, DISCOVERING PAT CONROY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
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ING107, HOME SOLAR SYSTEMS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
LIT102, DISCOVERING PAT CONROY,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
HIS107, SAVANNAH AND SHERMAN,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
COI101, BLACK AND PROUD,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
HME103, AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
GAR105, TREE SELECTION, Proposed OLLI
Building Site, 10:00 AM - Noon
GAR105, TREE SELECTION,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon
ING111, FUN WITH FALL FLOWERS,
USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
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TRI100, FERNANDINA BEACH TRIP,
Amelia Island, FL, 7:00 AM - all day
HIS110, TO WAR OR NOT TO WAR?, USCB
Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
Wed
9
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GAR109, SLEEP IN THE WINTER?, USCB
Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
Mon
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LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
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LCCB REHEARSALS, USCB Bluffton,
Student Center, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
(Jazz), 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Concert Band)
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LIT107, A CHRISTMAS CAROL,
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
PGD101, THE EXAMINED LIFE;
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Tue
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HIS126, LEG GODT TO LEGO,
USCB Bluffton 159, 10:00 AM - Noon
PGD101, THE EXAMINED LIFE;
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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SPO100, FISHING FACTS/LOCAL WATERS,
Port Royal Landing Marina, Port Royal,
10:00 AM - Noon
Wed
15
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Thu
Fri
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HIS129, REAL SANTA STAND UP?,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
9
MUS104, CONVERSATIONS II, USCB
Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon
ART112, CHRISTMAS STORY ART;
OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon
LIT209, THE CRUMBLING ARISTOCRACY,
USCB Bluffton 156, 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
SSC101, COULD BE A COP?,
USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
ING121, TINY HOUSES,
USCB Bluffton 156, Noon - 1:30 PM
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Fall 2016 Calendar
OLLI Fall 2016
Calendar
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LIT116, BOLLYWOOD,
USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
PGD101, THE EXAMINED LIFE;
OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Mon
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Expanding our Opportunities
L I F E L O N G
L E A R N I N G
A T
U S C B
Thank you to the following people for your generosity and commitment to OLLI during fiscal year 2015-2016.
Your donation has allowed our OLLI program to continue to be one of the best.
OLLI 500 BLUFFTON
BUILDING CAMPAIGN
Lynda Chatzkel
Deena & Joel Chontow
Scottie Davis
Adele Denton
Friends of Deena & Joel
Chontow in honor of their 10th
wedding anniversary
Ursula Sue Gassner
Pat & Frank Gindhart
Lillian & Gordon K. Haist
Anita & Terry Hill
FRIENDS OF OLLI
BUILDING FUND
Ginny & Ian Abarbanel
Patricia & Gary Allen
Wolf P. Altman
Paul Arcidiacono
Nancy Belden
Dr. J. Michael Bonnette
Jim Chesney
Sue Combes
Patricia Cook
J. Patrick Crippen
Marsha Wolferman & Henry
Druckerman
Ruth Fenster
Louise & Brian Flynn
Joan S. Flynn
Blanche Frank & Allen Kupfer
Marlene & Kurt Fried
Susan Giattino
Jean Gillespie
Judy & Jeff Glazer
Joyce & Fred Greene
Linda & Lyndon D. Harder
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Hintelmann III
Sue & William R. Huey
Jamie Lynn Irvin
Phyllis & Mike Ivers
Mr. & Mrs. Myron Ivers
Robin & Leslie Johnson
Robin & William Jordan
Phyllis & Charles Kaminowitz
Jackie & Larry Katz
Edward Kawczynski
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Kathleen & Jim Jordan in
memory of Thomas G. Cullen
Gladys S. Kahn
Lois & Robert Kazenski
Cynthia Kryda
Kay & Tom Mills
Susan & Jim Nicholson
Drs. Loretta & William Novince
Sonie Phinney-Miller
Susan S. Pineo in memory of
her parents, Anne and Karl
Schaeff and sister, Gayle
Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. Kresch
Mary Ann Lueckel
in memory of Bill Hamel
Annette Marcinkoski
C. Michael McCurdy
Mary & Terry Nickerson
Pamela Oliver
Pat Paidas
Marilyn & Leroy Powers
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Quindlen
Jane & Lawrence Rosendorf
Joan & Andrew Ruffino in memory
of Andrea Jeanne Ruffino
Margaret L. Saltrick
Nancy & Richard Schulman
Suzanne & Jim Sims
Joel Spiegel
Bonnie Strongin
Robert C. Taylor
Gwen L. Thelen
James Thompson, Jr.
Murray Turka
Lynn & Roy Vitters
Linda & Barry Wagner
Shirley & Philip Zarny
FRIENDS OF OLLI
Gwen & Bill Altstaetter
Susan Baukhages
William Bodoh
Eugene Boyd
Dr. G.L. Burnett
Beatrice Buxton
Jeanne & Dan Campbell
Schaeff Fox
Carol & Kenneth Rosenberg
Andréa Sisino
Phoebe W. Stevens in honor of
M. Scott Willis, Sr., Theodosia
Burriss Willis, M. Scott Willis,
Jr., Dorothy Banks Willis, and
Carlyle Scott Willis
Janet & Harvey Trabb
Donnita & Henry Whittier
Adele & Joe Winney
Loretta & Daniel Zlatkin
in memory of Bill Hamel
Robert Chase
Joan E. Deery
Sue Gassner
Lavern Gayles
Beverly Jennings
Elly Levin
Randi Marie Lyon
Annette Marcincoski
Greg Martin
Richard McCollum
JoAnne Meloccaro
Mary Margaret & William Miller
Charles Miner
Kendra L Natter
Pam Oliver
Patricia Parker
Gordon Phelps
Barbara Reuben
June & Jimmy Stone
Robert C. Taylor
James Thompson
Dr. David J. Torpey, Jr.
Murray Turka
Lydia Watts
Lester Wilner
Paul Zasky
GARDEN PROJECT
Nancy DePalo
Mary & Dave Harris
Kathleen Jordan
Nancy T. Myers
Let’s Build This Together!
With the steady growth of OLLI in
terms of members, programming and
membership needs, we have
significant challenges, with limited
space. USCB has graciously allowed
OLLI to use the largest classroom on
the Bluffton campus for the past 4
years. However, it is now too small to
meet the needs of our current
membership.
Benefits of the Building
CLASSROOMS
KITCHEN & CAFÉ – opportunity for cooking classes,
and access to food & beverage
PARKING – parking lot close to the building
GOLF CART PARKING – space speci cally for golf carts
BICYCLE PARKING – park your bicycle near the building
SOUND LOOP TECHNOLOGY – cutting edge sound ampli cation
OLLI 500
Join with hundreds of OLLI members and friends of
OLLI to build the new OLLI building on the Bluffton
campus. By making a tax-deductible pledge to OLLI,
you are helping us get closer to your facility breaking
ground! Pledge cards available in all OLLI offices or call
Andréa Sisino for more information 843-208-8249.
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Bluffton, SC 29909
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