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Fall 2015
September 21st – December 13th
Issue #168
Fall into
Learning!
Beyond DIY
• Learn To Knit p. 3
• Bookbinding p. 4
• French For Travelers p.17
• Bread Sculpture p. 5
Get Fit
• Start Running p. 28
• Tai Chi for Arthritis p. 24
• West Coast Swing p. 9
Computers
• Computer Literacy p. 17
• Enter the Blogosphere p. 12
Let’s Perform
• Acting Workshop p. 11
• Stand-up Comedy p. 11
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTS—3
ARTS & CRAFTS............................................3
DANCE............................................................8
MUSIC...........................................................10
PERFORMANCE........................................... 11
WRITING & READING..................................12
SKILLS & STUDIES—13
MONEY.........................................................13
BUSINESS & COMMUNICATION.................14
PRACTICAL SKILLS.....................................17
HOME & GARDEN........................................17
LANGUAGE ..................................................17
PEOPLE’S LAW............................................18
COMPUTERS................................................18
SCIENCE & PHILOSOPHY...........................18
HISTORY & CULTURE..................................20
CAREERS.....................................................20
FOOD—22
PANTRY........................................................22
ETHNIC ........................................................22
DRINK...........................................................23
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People teaching people since 1970
Communiversity has been an integral part of the fabric of Kansas City since 1970. This is the Fall
2015 issue #168. Communiversity is published three times per year in August, January and May.
Each issue of this catalog introduces new courses, activities and ways of thinking to encourage
learning and community. People teaching people is an important part of the Communiversity
story and this program would not exist without the numerous conveners who eagerly share their
knowledge, hobbies and experiences with fellow Kansas Citians.
Communiversity Staff
Karen English, Director of Communiversity
Vincent Tabb, Office Support Assistant
Graphics
UMKC is an affirmative action/equal
Heather Burton, guest artist
opportunity institution.
Thanks
Thank you to our many supporters including the individuals and organizations who have
opened their homes and businesses to house the courses taught in this program. Thank you to
Communiverstiy Catalog special advisor and former Editor, Rick Mareske for his guidance and
expertise.
Printing and binding of Communiversity Catalog by Tribune Publishing on recycled paper.
Karen English
Karen is the new Director of UMKC’s Communiversity program but she is no stranger to the
university. Karen has served as the Director of Advancement for the College of Arts and Sciences
for fifteen years and she is very proud to work at the University and calls UMKC her home.
HEALTH—24
YOGA & TAI CHI...........................................24
MASSAGE.....................................................25
NUTRITION...................................................26
HEALING.......................................................26
FITNESS.......................................................28
BEAUTY........................................................28
“The Communiversity program is important because of its long tradition and healthy following
among the Kansas City community. It’s a very unique program that you can’t find in other places.
I am excited to continue this great tradition and to begin tying it in with our talented pool of local
alumni.”
ME & YOU—28
SINGLES.......................................................28
RELATIONSHIPS..........................................28
SELF DEVELOPMENT.................................28
SELF HEALING.............................................30
If you are interested in teaching a class in the future, or if you have course offerings you’d like to
INNER PATHS—31
SPIRITUALITY..............................................31
MEDITATION.................................................31
PSYCHIC.......................................................32
PHILOSOPHY...............................................34
OUTER PATHS—36
MARTIAL ARTS.............................................36
RECREATION...............................................36
TRIPS & TOURS...........................................36
SOCIAL CONCERNS....................................36
ONLINE CLASSES—32
ED2GO/COMMUNIVERSITY........................32
CALENDAR BY DAY.....................................34
REGISTRATION FORM................................35
UPCOMING DEADLINES:
FALL CLASSES BEGIN:
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
WINTER ISSUE CLASS & AD DEADLINE
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
WINTER CLASSES BEGIN:
MONDAY, JANUARY 18
Under Karen’s direction, the Communiversity program will combine tradition with innovation.
She plans to stay loyal to the many classes the program already offers but to also incorporate new
ideas and offerings.
Vincent Tabb
Vincent is a 2015 graduate of UMKC. He came to Kansas City from St. Louis, Missouri. He
chose Kansas City and UMKC because it allowed him to both venture out into the world and stay
connected to family back home. While an undergraduate student, Vincent was active on campus.
He worked in the Chancellor’s office and was a cofounder of the Men of Color on-campus
organization.
Working in the nonprofit sector is a goal of great importance to Vincent and he is excited to bring
his communications experience to the program and to grow his skills and connect with the people
of Kansas City.
“Assisting the Communiversity program is important to me because of my desire to help build
relationships. The people of UMKC were so welcoming to me when I came here and I want to
continue that tradition,” Vincent says.
Look for a special Computer Literacy class taught by Vincent this fall. See p.17 in the
Communiversity catalog.
Heather Burton
Heather is a sophomore studying studio art at UMKC and the creator of this semester’s catalog
cover and the design elements throughout the catalog.
“Art has been my number one passion for as long as I can remember,” she says and she recalls
taking every art class she could in school.
Heather’s passion for art led her to UMKC where she has been able to follow her own path and
express herself in her work. She loves to incorporate different textures and materials in her images
and says that doing so allows her to enhance the story she is trying to tell.
“My inspiration for the cover piece was simple. We were told to draw a hand. We were given no
direction or specific instructions about how the hand was to be formed. The “I Love You” hand
signal has always signified a great deal of love that words cannot express,” she says.
UMKC students are encouraged to submit work for consideration for the catalog. If you are
interested in submitting work to be considered for future issues of the catalog and you are a
current UMKC student, please contact us. Only original artwork will be considered.
art
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FALL ‘15 3
Arts & Crafts
#1005 A, B or C
Figure Drawing
Join us in a relaxed setting where you can do a lot
of figure drawing. We cycle through several quick
one-minute gesture drawings, then gradually work
up to longer fifteen-minute drawings. This class is
open to all levels of artists, beginners to seasoned.
This class is non-instructive; guidance and advice
is given on request. Easels and drawing horses
are provided. Please bring your art materials and
supplies and a one-time fee of $45 to the first class
for model fee and room rental.
CONVENER: Jeff Widener (913-788-3467)
Email: studio7fineart@msn.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
Sec. A: 5 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning, September 23;
Sec. B: 5 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning, October 28;
Sec. C: 5 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning, December 02;
MEETS: 7:15 PM - 9:15 PM; Buena Vista Studio, 4301 W. 51st
St., Roeland Park, Ks, I-35 to Roe; Roe south to 51st Street;
51st Street east to Buena Vista; LIMIT: 12
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#1006 A or B
Mixed Media Girls
Come meet the new girl in your life!
In this acrylic painting class, we will create an
adorable mixed media girl. I will walk you through
the process of creating a whimsical, folk art girl
using mixed media techniques. We will use acrylic
paint, india ink, stamps, collage paper, and stencils
to create an adorable background. Then, you can
freehand your girl or use my templates if you
prefer. The end piece normally turns out to be a
reflection of yourself which is a really cool process
to see evolve. Your girl will make you smile each
time you see her in your home.
CONVENER: Stacy Krieg
Email: kriegsj@yahoo.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00 + $30.00 material fee = $40.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, October 03;
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, December 05;
MEETS: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; Livestock Exchange Building, 1600
Genessee, Ste. 408, Kansas City, Mo; LIMIT: 6
#1007 A, B or C
#1011 A or B
Collage encaustic painting means to burn into a
surface using a heat source and beeswax. Encaustic
can be just like any other painting method with
some practice. The wonderful part about this
ancient art form is that it is very versatile and
beautiful. In this class, we will learn how to
paint with encaustic (beeswax) while we collage
photographs, drawings, words, and found objects
to create an awesome piece for your home. Class is
for beginners to advanced students. Get ready to let
go and have some fun!
This is a hands-on class intended for those who
have basic experience sewing on a home sewing
machine. You will learn how to make a 14”x14”
pillow cover. Sewing machines provided. A
seamstress will be on hand to assist. Students are
welcome to bring their own sewing machines and
two pieces of 14”x14” fabric. Materials fee of $15
includes a 14”x14” polyester pillow form.
Wax On—Wax Off
CONVENER: Stacy Krieg
Email: kriegsj@yahoo.com
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, September 23; 6:00 - 8:00 PM;
Sec. B 1 session; Saturday, October 24; 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM;
Sec. C: 1 session; Wednesday, November 11; 6:00 - 8:00 PM;
MEETS: Livestock Exchange Building, 1600 Genessee, Ste.
408, Kansas City, Mo; LIMIT: 6
#1009 A or B
Knitting Basics
Knitting is fun, portable and easier
than you might think. With some string and two
sticks, you can make fabric without a loom, create
fitted garments and make intriguing patterns.
But first you have to learn to cast on, knit, purl,
increase, decrease and bind off. Bring a ball of
worsted weight yarn and a pair of number 8, 9, 10
or 11 needles (large ones are easier to work with
starting out), and we’ll knit up some good times.
CONVENER: Marilyn Evans (816-361-1041)
CLASS FEE: $14.00
Sec. B: 2 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning, October 07;
MEETS: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; Marilyn Evans, 8212 Summit
KCMO; LIMIT: 10
Sew a Pillow Cover
CONVENER: Cora Campbell (816-841-2783)
Email: Cora@EverlastingThreads.com
Website: www.everlastingthreads.com
Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, October 20; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM;
Location to be announced; LIMIT: 6
Sec. B: 1 session; Tuesday, November 17; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM;
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#1012 A or B
Learn To Knit
Have you ever wanted to learn how to knit? We
will learn the basics of casting on, knitting and
purling, and cast off. Please bring $20 to class for
materials.
CONVENER: Kellie Waldron
CLASS FEE: $16.00
Sec. A: 3 sessions; Mondays, beginning, September 28; 6:00
PM - 9:00 PM; Haag Hall, Rm. 305, 52nd & Rockhill Road,
UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 5
Sec. B: 3 sessions; Mondays, beginning, November 02; 6:00 PM
- 9:00 PM; Haag Hall, Rm. 305, 52nd & Rockhill Road, UMKC
Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 5
4 FALL ‘15
#1013 A or B
Fall in Love with
Watercolors
Even if you have never painted before you can
create in this relaxed, peaceful venue. You will
enter or continue in the wonderful world of
watercolors with this simplified, step-by-step
approach. We will cover all of the basics; color
selection, palette layout, brushes, paper selection,
splattering, wet on wet technique, etc. There will
be a demonstration during each class, then handson artwork. Our goal is for you to have a finished
painting at the end of each session, i.e. flowers,
leaves, trees, landscapes, K.C. Plaza and more.
CONVENER: Robert Maurus (816-659-4945)
Sec. A: 4 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning, September 22; 6:00
PM - 9:00 PM; First Church of the Nazarene, 11811 State Line
Road KCMO 64114; LIMIT: 25
Sec. B: 4 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, September 26; 12:00
PM - 3:00 PM; Brush Creek Community Center, 3801 Brush
Creek Blvd., KCMO; LIMIT: 25
#1014 A
Create Your Own Mandala
Join Jackie Denning and learn a simple, fun way
to create a personal mandala. Jackie provides
a template, colors and instructions on how to
complete your project. This is good for any age.
Everyone loves it!
CONVENER: Jackie Denning (727-420-2596)
Email: jackiedenningart@yahoo.com
Website: jackiedenningart.com
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, September 24; 5:15 PM - 7:15PM;
#1015 A
Dye Your Own Silk Scarf
Jackie Denning will show how to use non-toxic
dyes in a simple technique to add permanent
color to a silk scarf. This is really fun and playful.
Everyone loves them.
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, November 05; 5:15 PM - 7:15PM
#1016 A
Carve Your Own Greeting
Card Sized Blockprint
You will be provided a 4”x6” block similar to
linoleum, but more forgiving, and tools to carve
and test print one or two designs. The block is
yours. You can then take it home and print more to
your heart’s content. Great for greeting cards. The
sky is the limit on what else you can do with them.
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, November 19;5:15 PM - 7:15PM
#1018 A
Make Your Own Silkscreen
Join local artist and Kansascityscape screenprinter
Jackie Denning for a simple class on how to make
your own silkscreen. You will be provided an 8”x10”
silkscreen and materials to create a permanent screen
that can be used over and over at your own home.
We use water-based non-toxic materials .You can test
print one or two in class if screen is dry enough. A
demo will be provided and information on what kind
of ink to buy for home use.
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, October 22; 5:15 PM - 7:15PM;
#1019 A
Mandala Ornament Workshop
We will make small mandalas that are decorative
and fun and can be strung up around the house or
office. It will add nondenominational festivity to
any situation. Easy and simple to do, but always
looks fabulous.
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, November 12; 5:15 PM - 7:15PM;
#1020 A
Bookbinding: Pocket Journal
Looking for an analog (ink on paper) equivalent
to your Digital device (smartphone, tablet or
e-reader)? This little book is perfect for carrying in
your pocket or bag to keep track of your schedule
or jotting down anything from your brilliant ideas
to your grocery list. The Hedgehog is an unabashed
knock-off of the popular Moleskine journals and
demonstrates the basics of hand-bookbinding.
Please send $20 for handout and materials to The
Craftboy Workshop at the address below.
#1022 A or B
Letterpress Holiday Greeting Cards
Impress the folks on your holiday card list with a
handmade, hand-printed greeting. In this workshop
you will get an introduction to printing with handset metal type, decorative ornaments and vintage
images. Expect to print about 20 4-1/4” x 5-1/2”
folded note cards. Please bring $20 to class for
materials. Chuck, a production manager for a book
publisher in Kansas City, has practiced papermaking, letterpress printing and bookbinding for nearly
20 years.
CONVENER: Chuck Harper (816-547-1176)
Email: chuck@craftboyworkshop.com
Website: www.craftboyworkshop.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Beginning Saturday, December 05; 9:00
AM - 1:00 AM; Craftboy Workshop, 5622 Locust Street KCMO
64110; LIMIT: 6
Sec. B: 1 session; Beginning Saturday, December 05; 2:00
PM - 6:00 PM; Craftboy Workshop, 5622 Locust Street KCMO
64110; LIMIT: 6
#1023 A
Aran Crochet Intro
Lovely cable overlay stitches aren’t
hard and rival the beauty of their knitted cousins
(without two sticks and cable holders and all that
mess). You only need to know basic double crochet.
This is the first class in a series with progressively
more complex designs. The next classes will be
a poncho or cape and the last classes will be a
project of your choice. Keep in touch with me or
thestudiokc.com for more details.
CONVENER: Nirmal Kaur Khalsa (816-753-1781)
Email: NirmalCrochets@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, September 30; 5:30 PM - 7:30
PM; The Studio Knitting & Needlepoint, 9555 Nall, Overland
Park, KS; LIMIT: 12
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, October 10; 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM;
MEETS: Craftboy Workshop, 5622 Locust Street KCMO 64110;
LIMIT: 4
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#1021 A
Letterpress Stationery
Using a vintage printing press and individual pieces
of hand-set metal type, create some luxurious
stationery notecards perfect to give away as a gift
or to keep for yourself. This relief printing process
is the same technology that Johannes Gutenberg
used in the 15th century to create the first printed
Bible, but it’s widely used today for upscale social
stationery, such as business cards, greeting cards,
and invitations. Chuck is a production manager
for a book publisher in Kansas City and has been
practicing the “book arts” for more than 15 years.
Please send $20 for handout and materials to The
Craftboy Workshop at the address below.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, October 10; 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM;
MEETS: Craftboy Workshop, 5622 Locust Street KCMO 64110;
LIMIT: 4
#1024 A
Learn to Crochet
Cozy up with a crochet hook and some yarn and
learn all the basic stitches: chain, single, double and
treble. From there you can make afghans, scarves,
hats, dresses, baby clothes, purses, decorations,
boxes, or whatever you can imagine. Bring your
own supplies or buy them at class. Nirmal has been
crocheting ever since her grandmother taught her
at age seven.
CONVENER: Nirmal Kaur Khalsa (816-753-1781)
Email: NirmalCrochets@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $14.00
Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, October 03; 2:00
PM - 4:00 PM; The Studio Knitting & Needlepoint, 9555 Nall,
Overland Park, KS; LIMIT: 8
#1025 A
Register Online
Crochet for the Beginner
Always wanted to learn how to crochet,
but books and videos aren’t for you? During this
course, all the basics will be covered in a personal
and interactive setting. The end result is a scarf you
made and can wear all winter long. Topics covered
will include: choosing a pattern, picking the perfect
yarn, reading the pattern, hold the yarn and hook,
basic stitches and abbreviations, beginning chain
first row and beyond and finishing touches. The
first class will be in a store so hooks and yarn can
be selected and purchased by you. Store’s name
and location will be sent before first class.
FALL ‘15 5
816-838-0660
CONVENER: Maggie St. John
Sec. A: 4 sessions; Thursdays, beginning, October 08; 7:00 PM
#1026 A
Bread Sculpture 101
Learn to make a delicious edible
centerpiece for any occasion from French bread
dough. We’ll make our sculptures from premade
dough and make up a batch of dough from scratch
to take home and freeze for later use. Projects can
be eaten or varnished to preserve. Bring a clean
pair of scissors to class.
CONVENER: Regina Compernolle (816-547-0266)
Email: sacredeartharts@aol.com
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, November 11; 7:00 PM - 9:00
PM; Dogwood Forest in Kansas City, Kansas, Regina will
contact with directions.; LIMIT: 10
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6 FALL ‘15
#1027 A
Intro to Silk Screening
Students will learn about the variety of silk
screening techniques available to the home artist.
We will learn the basics of silk screening by hand.
Each student will make their own original print on
fabric or T-shirt. Please bring a solid white fabric or
T-shirt to class. Ages 10 and up.
Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, November 17; 6:30 PM - 8:30
PM; Brush Creek Community Center, 3801 Brush Creek Blvd.,
KCMO; LIMIT: 10
#1028 A or B
Watercolors 1
Explore the wonderful world of watercolors in
this beginners class. Students will learn several
techniques and implement them in the picture we
will be painting today.The first in a series of 4.
Each will cover different techniques and subjects.
CONVENER: Marla DiBenedetto
Email: captaindraiven@gmail.com
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, September 26; 12:00 PM - 3:30
KCMO; LIMIT: 15
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, October 24; 12:00 PM - 3:30
KCMO; LIMIT: 15
#1029 A
Watercolor 2
Learn new techniques in this session
which builds on the previous class. Students will
take home a completed picture using techniques
learned.
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, October 31; 12:00 PM - 3:30
KCMO; LIMIT: 15
#1030 A
Watercolor 3
Communication leads to community,
that is, to understanding,
intimacy and mutual valuing.
~Rollo May
#1032 A
Holiday Watercolor Cards
Join me for an afternoon of designing
and painting your own watercolor holiday cards
which you’ll be proud to have copied and mailed to
family and friends.
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, November 14; 12:00 PM - 3:30
KCMO; LIMIT: 15
#1033 A, B or C
Life Drawing Accented
With Props
Variety of models posing with assorted props to
add interest. Occasionally models do artist themes,
(for example Egon Schiele). First hour short poses
from 1 minute to 10 minutes. Remaining 2 hours
filled with 20 to 30 minute poses, sometimes
ending with an hour pose. Besides interactive
props, occasionally models will pose in costume or
street clothes for those wanting source material for
paintings. We are also open to requests for settings/
themes. Easels, tables and drawing horses are
provided. Bring your own art supplies. $20 due at
first session.
CONVENER: Kent Van Dusseldorp (816-210-4778)
Email: kent@artbykent.net
CLASS FEE: $14.00
Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, September 26;
Sec. B: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, October 24;
Sec. C: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, November 28;
MEETS: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Buena Vista Studio, 4301 West
51st Street Roeland Park, KS 66205; LIMIT: 12
A continuation of watercolor 2. Learn even more
new techniques to use and implement in the picture
of the day.
CONVENER: Marla Di Benedetto
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, November 07; 12:00 PM - 3:30
KCMO; LIMIT: 15
#1031 A
Watercolor 4
Here in the final installment of
this watercolor series. We will add a few more
techniques and implement them in our picture of
the day.
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, December 05; 12:00 PM - 3:30
KCMO; LIMIT: 15
#1035 A
Life Drawing Class With
Teacher
Strengthen your life drawing through the study of
classical techniques. Working from the live model,
we will begin with quick gesture drawings and
build up to longer poses. A great class for all levels
of draftspersons, this course will provide focused
instruction and critiques to help you take your
life drawing to the next level. Easels and drawing
horses are provided. Bring 18” x 24” newsprint,
vine or willow charcoal, compressed charcoal,
kneaded eraser and $20 to cover model and space
rent. Buena Vista Studio, 4301 W. 51st St., Roeland
Park, Ks, 66205 October 4, 1:00 to 4:00pm
CONVENER: Kent Van Dusseldorp (816-210-4778)
Email: kent@artbykent.net
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, October 04; 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM;
Buena Vista Studio, 4301 W. 51st St., Roeland Park, Ks, I-35 to
Roe; Roe south to 51st Street; 51st Street east to Buena Vista;
LIMIT: 10
#1036 A
Holiday Pop-Up
Greeting Cards
Learn to make greeting cards that will “Wow” your
friends and family. I will teach you three basic
pop-up greeting card styles. Expand your idea
of holiday cards to include Christmas, Kwanzaa,
Hanukkah, New Year’s, Festivus etc. Students will
leave the class with 3 cards to mail to three special
people. Glue-stick, scissors, markers, stamps,
stamp pads and stickers will be provided to be used
in the classroom.
CONVENER: John Sims (831-251-0898)
Email: johnjsims@gmail.com
Website: http://jscards.typepad.com/
#1037 A
Gourd Snowman
Ornament
#1034 A
Holiday Painted Glassware
Enjoy designing and painting glasses and plates to
adorn your own table or give as gifts this holiday
season. Class includes 2 glasses and 2 plates.
Additional glassware may be ordered in advance.
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, December 12; 12:00 PM - 4:00
KCMO; LIMIT: 15
Turn these cute little bottle neck gourds into a
snowman ornament that will melt your heart. All
the supplies need to adorn this sweet character are
provided. Bring $15 to class for materials.
CONVENER: Sheryl Godsy (816-287-1531)
Email: godsydtd@gmail.com
Website: www.daretodabble.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, December 03; 6:00 PM - 8:00
PM; Dare to Dabble, 1329 Swift, North Kansas City, Mo 64116;
LIMIT: 10
#1039 A
#1042 A
It’s better with leather. Learn basic skills to create
a simple tooled leather wrist band. You will
be able to stamp a design and dye this project,
as well as learn about leather resources and
techniques. Presenters are Mike, owner of Thomas
Leatherworks, and Sheryl, creativity coach, owner
of Dare to Dabble.
Learn the surprising art you can create with alcohol
inks! Sheryl Godsy - Dare to Dabble Creative
Coach, will walk you through the steps of making
a dreamscape scene with inks. We’ll provide the
ambiance to inspire your creativity, the supplies
and a couple hours of relaxing Dare to Dabble art
experience! Best of all, at the end of this class you
will have a finished dreamscape tile to take home
and brag about. Bring $20 to class for materials.
FALL ‘15 7
Alcohol Inks—Dreamscape
Intro to Leathercraft
CONVENER: Sheryl Godsy & Mike Godsy (816-287-1531)
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, November 19; 6:00 PM - 8:00
LIMIT: 6
#1040 A
Upcycled Owl with an Attitude
We’ll be hand-stitching and stuffing this hoot of a
character. Using upcycled wool fabric and vintage
buttons, you can create your own little owl with
attitude. Bring $15 to class for materials.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, October 22; 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM;
Dare to Dabble, 1329 Swift, North Kansas City, Mo 64116;
LIMIT: 10
CLASS FEE: $10.00
LIMIT: 10
#1043 A
3925 Main, KCMO 64111
School of dance, professional
dance company and producer
of dance since 1985
Tie Dye
Learn three simple techniques for making groovy
tie-dye T-shirts. We’ll use cold water Procion dyes
creating brilliant permanent color. Bring three
pre-washed 100% cotton T-shirts and rubber gloves
to class.
fall Session Begins
Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, November 03; 6:30 PM - 8:30
KCMO; LIMIT: 10
Fall Classes
for Beginning Adults
August 29th
Specials Available
The fall schedule includes these new classes and many more:
Pre-ballet and Creative Movement,
Storybook Dance,
Math Dance for Children,
Ballet, Modern Dance, Jazz
Dance, Tap for adults and kids,
Afro-Aerobic dance, Belly Dance
Technique, Burlesque, Clowning,
East Coast Swing, Flamenco,
Hip Hop for Kids and adults,
Indian Dance, Social Dancing,
World Dance Fusion, and
Yoga/Pilates Blend.
Youth: Mixed Media Stop Motion Animation • Character Development • Constructing with Color
A 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
Now offering 20% discount for new students!
Call 816-802-3333 for class and discount information.
Learn more at www.kcai.edu/artforeveryone.
KCAI offers community education classes for ages 6 to adult.
Daytime, evening and weekend classes are available.
The new student discount applies to all non-credit fall classes.
All skill levels
welcome!
High School: Portfolio Preparation • Figure Drawing • The Blog Class
Adult: Beginning Oil Painting • Intaglio Investigations • Sculptural Ceramics
The KCAI School for Continuing Studies also offers certificate programs in graphic design, multimedia studies and photography.
For a complete schedule
Call 816-561-2882
or visit: www.cityinmotion.org
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school for
Continuing & Professional Studies
New location: 32 E. 46th St. Kansas City, MO 64112 – On the corner of 46th and Walnut
Dance in the Park
September 12th, 2015
8 FALL ‘15
#1044 A or B
#1048 A, B, C or D
#1102 A or B
In the first session, we will learn basic handbuilding techniques and produce pieces to be
bisqued, glazed and raku-fired. In the second
session we’ll glaze fire our hand-built work. Be
prepared to cut some wood and stoke the kiln to
maintain temperature of 1950° F. The pots can be
completed in the afternoon. Please send $35 for
materials and firing to Back Door Pottery. If we
have blowing rains, we will reschedule the second
meeting. Rain alone will not cancel the firing. You
may bring lunch or hotdogs to roast.
This class is aimed at playing with the
materials, learning the tools and finding
out that this is the most addictive art
form ever.The course covers tools for nipping,
cutting, proper adhesives and substrates. Students
will be introduced to a wide variety of materials
exploring both traditional and contemporary
techniques. This comprehensive class offers a
strong foundation for constructing interior mosaics.
Love the dance shows on TV and cinema? Take
a step in the direction of dancing like the stars.
You will be able to dance at office functions and
parties after this introductory class. You will learn
the foxtrot, waltz, swing, rumba and a bonus dance
of your choice. This is a perfect class to prepare
for upcoming weddings. Bring your guests and
in-laws. Toi is a former ballroom competitor. Please
bring $5 to each class for room rental.
Wood Fired RAKU
CONVENER: Rebecca Koop (816-808-2789)
Email: beckykoop@aol.com
CLASS FEE: $14.00
Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, October 17;
Sec. B: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, November 07;
MEETS: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; Back Door Pottery, 3922 St. John
Ave., KCMO, 64123; LIMIT: 10
#1045 A
Make a Beaded Bracelet and
Matching Earrings
Learn how to make compatible bead combinations
to create a stunning bracelet and earring set
designed by you. Learn about various styles of
clasps and findings for bracelet construction. All
materials included.
Dogwood Forest in Kansas City, Kansas, Regina will contact with
directions.; LIMIT: 10
#1046 A
Make a Day of the Dead
Decorative Mask
Halloween and Day of the Dead are everyone’s
favorite holidays. Am I right? They certainly offer
the most interesting options for décor. We’ll sculpt
a whimsical skull mask out of terra cotta clay to
add to your holiday decorations. Your creation will
be earthy and awesome as is or ready for you to
paint in colorful DOD fashion.
PM - 9:00 PM; Dogwood Forest in Kansas City, Kansas, Regina
will contact with directions.; LIMIT: 10
#1047 A or B
Henna: Temporary Indian Tattoos
Learn about the history of henna and several ways
to apply it. We’ll practice application, look at
traditional and modern designs, learn how to use
henna for natural tanning and also how to grow
the plant. Sabira learned this art of adorning the
different parts of the body with temporary tattoos
(henna) at a very young age. Ajay and Sabira use
their skills to promote the Indian culture through
this medium. Material fee is for henna kit and a
booklet.
CONVENER: Ajay Sood & Sabira Sood (913-268-3608 or
913-963-1787)
Email: ajappel123@yahoo.com
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, October 28; 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM;
Sec. B: 1 session; Friday, November 13; 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM;
Mosaic Basics
CONVENER: Laura Rendlen
Email: laura.rendlen@gmail.com
Laura Rendlen Studio, 1709 Belleview KCMO 64114; LIMIT: 10
Sec. B: 1 session; Wednesday, October 28; 7:00 PM - 10:00
PM; Laura Rendlen Studio, 1709 Belleview KCMO 64114;
LIMIT: 10
Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, November 07; 10:00 AM - 1:00
LIMIT: 10
Sec. D: 1 session; Wednesday, November 11; 7:00 PM - 10:00
LIMIT: 10
#1049 A
Wine & Watercolors Paint and
Sip Adventure
Join the adventure of painting in watercolor in
a relaxed, social environment and take home a
finished painting at the end of the two-hour session.
No prior experience is needed. All painting supplies
provided with $15 fee. Step-by-step guidance by
Marcia Willman, watercolor and plein air artist.
BYOB. Wine & Watercolors is a recipe for amusement with a sense of accomplishment. http://Marcia
willman.com/wine-watercolors/ “I have loved
every one of my Wine & Watercolor classes. I
always leave with my own masterpiece and a sense
of accomplishment.” Trudy H.
CONVENER: Marcia Willman Fine Art
Sec. A: 1 session; Beginning Saturday, October 03, 2015;
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM; French and Music House, 4118 Baltimore,
KCMO 64111; LIMIT: 8
Dance
#1101 A or B
Argentine Tango
This dance originated in Argentina and is one of the
most popular dances in America. Learn to dance
this passionate dance step-by-step starting with the
basics and ending with very impressive but simple
combinations. No experience required, nor do
you need a partner. We will have a practice party
(Milonga) each Wednesday to give you a chance to
try your new tango skills. Please bring $5 to each
class for room rental. Come join the fabulous tango
community in Kansas City!
CONVENER: Toi Shaw (816-305-2931)
Email: toishaw@aol.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
PM - 8:00 PM; KC Dance, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk.
S. of Johnson Dr. and 1/2 block E. of Lamar. 2 story bldg across
the street from Powell Community Ctr. Park anywhere and go
downstairs when in building.; LIMIT: 20
Sec. B: 4 sessions; Mondays, beginning, October 26; 7:00
Beginning Ballroom Dance
CLASS FEE: $18.00
Sec. B: 4 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning, October 27; 7:00
#1103 A or B
East Coast Swing
We’ve got rhythm! We’ve got music—swing
music! From 40’s swing music to rhythm and blues,
we’ll do it all! Are you ready to put the bounce in
your step? This beginning to intermediate swing
class features many fun and flashy variations.
It’s so much fun, you won’t notice what a great
workout you’re getting! Please bring $5 to each
class for room rental.
CLASS FEE: $18.00
Sec. B: 4 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning, October 27; 8:00
#1104 A or B
Salsa!
It’s time to heat up with one of the most popular
dances on the dance floor today. With the
resurgence of Latin and Cuban music, this dance
has become a phenomenon. We will start with basic
moves, adding technique and style as we become
comfortable with leading and following. No partner
is necessary. There are many venues in which to
practice your new-found salsa skills. Please bring
$5 to each class for room rental.
CLASS FEE: $18.00
8:00 PM - 9:00 PM; KC Dance, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1
blk. S. of Johnson Dr. and 1/2 block E. of Lamar. 2 story bldg
across the street from Powell Community Ctr. Park anywhere
and go downstairs when in building.; LIMIT: 20
Sec. B: 4 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning, October 28; 8:00
#1105 A or B
West Coast Swing
This type of swing dance is a smooth dance done
to many types of music. Traditionally danced
to rhythm and blues, it has now branched out to
country, rock, disco and funk. It is danced on a
slot, allowing each partner freedom of expression.
We will start with the basic pattern and add a new
pattern weekly. No partner necessary. Review each
week! Bring $5 per meeting for room rental.
CONVENER: Kyle Patel
CLASS FEE: $18.00
Sec. A: 4 sessions; Sundays, beginning, September 27; 7:00
Sec. B: 4 sessions; Sundays, beginning, November 01; 7:00
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#1109 A
Rhythm Workshop with Women of
the Drum
Here is a chance to get in the groove with a
hands-on workshop with Regina Compernolle and
Women of the Drum. We will provide a variety of
percussion instruments and teach simple rhythms
and vocal patterns to weave into a complex tapestry
of sound. We’ll also incorporate your newly learned
skills to improvise and create a new sound. Bring
your own percussion instrument or use one of ours.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Sunday, September 27; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM;
City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St. from
CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 8
#1110 A
World Folk Dancers of
Kansas City
Folk dancing can be a visit to the past. Sometimes
it combines modern music with old dances. It is
a way to exercise with music, and have fun at the
same time. Folk dancing is a window to other
cultures.
CONVENER: Vivian Hunt & Henry Temchin (816-756-2952)
Sec. A: 10 sessions; Fridays, beginning, October 02; 7:00
PM - 9:00 PM; Immanuel Lutheran Church, Luther Hall, 1700
Westport Rd.Kansas City, Mo 64111, Use back door on north
side of church.; LIMIT: 25
#1106 A or B
#1111 A
A partner dance for modern ballads. It became
popular in the early 80’s in California as an
alternative to dancing alone to the slower songs. It
has basic patterns that all can follow. Turns for the
adventurous. Lots of room to improvise once you
have the basics. It can be very romantic or modern
depending on the song. Lady in Red was the first
Night Club Two Step song. Bring $5 per meeting
for room rental.
Inspired by the world music/fusion movement,
this class will present a sampler of contemporary
ethnic and fusion dance forms, urban Gypsy fusion,
rumbera, Latin, pop, pirate/port, Bollywood,
Polynesian/Hula fusion, tropical, Caribbean,
etc.). Learn universal and ethnic dance moves,
traditional and fantasy folkloric steps, combined in
new and interesting ways, and set to world music.
Fun exercise with opportunities for performance!
Suitable for all ages and all levels. Please bring $5
to class for room rental.
Night Club Two-Step
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, September 21; 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM;
KC Dance, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr.
and 1/2 block E. of Lamar. 2 story bldg across the street from
Powell Community Ctr. Park anywhere and go downstairs when
in building.; LIMIT: 20
Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, October 26; 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM;
KC Dance, 6101 Martway, Mission, KS, 1 blk. S. of Johnson Dr.
and 1/2 block E. of Lamar. 2 story bldg. across the street from
Powell Community Ctr. Park anywhere and go downstairs when
in building.; LIMIT: 20
#1108 A
Beginning Tango in
Kansas City
Have you admired Tango in the movie “Shall We
Dance?” Are you interested in learning? Have you
tried Tango in the past and want to try again? Come
to our Beginning Argentine Tango classes. We
won’t make you look like Richard Gere, or Jennifer
Lopez, but we will have fun. Bring dance shoes or
socks, and $5 for hall rental.
CONVENER: Kim Wade
CLASS FEE: $18.00
PM - 5:30 PM; Center States T’ai Chi Assn, 111 E. Gregory,
KCMO; LIMIT: 20
World Dance Fusion
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Nicole
English
CLASS FEE: $10.00
PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St.
from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10
#1112 A
Adult Jazz Dance
Strut your stuff in this fun and energetic class.
Learn basic dance technique, work on flexibility
and toning, and explore several styles of jazz
dance. Please bring $5 to class for room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Stephanie
Whittler
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, September 22; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM;
FALL ‘15 9
#1113 A
Belly Dance is Fun
You know you’ve always wanted to take a belly
dance class, so ... come on down! Get loose and
coax your body to flow in ways that you’ve never
imagined with the upbeat, captivating rhythms of
far-away places. Belly dance is a combination of
strength, posture, flexibility and muscle control.
Fun and fitness can be yours if this addictive habit
is right for you. Please bring $5 to class for room
rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Halah Zeki
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#1114 A
Tap Dance for Adults of All Ages:
Basics Beginners or Beginners
Again
If you have always wanted to learn to tap dance,
but never had the time, the confidence, or the
opportunity, now is the time to prove you can do
it! Also, if you are a former tap dancer who wants
to brush up and renew old skills, Billie Mahoney,
internationally acclaimed tap dance artist, is the
one to help you. Emphasis is on technique and style
while learning the first steps of shim sham and soft
shoe. Please bring $5 to class for room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Billie
Mahoney
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#1115 A
Flamenco!
This workshop will be geared toward adults
interested in an introduction to the rhythms,
movement, and history of Flamenco dance. Wear
comfortable workout type clothing and heeled
shoes. Please bring $5 to class for room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Cindy Bleck
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, September 24; 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM;
#1117 A
Math Dancing for Kids
Dance is an excellent way to
kinesthetically explore various math concepts. As
children progress in their gross motor skill and
mathematical understanding, movement can be
used to explore shapes and geometry. In addition,
movement can be used to increase knowledge in
areas of time, space, distance and weight. Dance
gets students off the paper and into their bodies in
order to fully grasp concepts in a new way. Ages
3-6. Please bring $5 to class for room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Abby Davis
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, September 23; 10:00 AM - 10:45
AM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St.
10 FALL ‘15
#1118 A
#1125 A
Learn some of the most popular and
exciting social Latin dance and be equipped to
handle every situation:club, wedding, or prom. This
will have you moving to pretty much any genre of
music in no time. No partner required. Please bring
$5 to class for room rental.
Learn the basics of East Coast swing plus a variety
of turns and moves that will give you confidence
on the dance floor. Come with, or without, a
partner and be prepared to have fun! Please bring
Social Dance
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Ian Staten
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#1119 A
Body Conditioning for Dancers
Body conditioning designed to improve overall
strength and flexibility. Combines elements
of yoga, Pilates, several dance genres, and
gymnastics. Great for dancers, performance artist,
athletes, or anyone wanting to improve their overall
agility. Please come in stretchy clothes and be
prepared to SWEAT!!! Please bring $5 to class for
room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Christina
Hentzen
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#1120 A
Hula Hoop Flow
The basics (and some tricks) of hula
hooping! The class starts off slowly getting used
to the physics of the hoop (on body, off body, hand
hooping, doubles etc.) and then we’ll incorporate
the fitness, stretching and dance flow of hula
hooping. Bring a hula hoop if you have one or
hoops will be provided. Please bring $5 to class for
room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Miss
Conception
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#1121 A
Kids Hip Hop Dance
Hip-hop dance originated from rap music. Learn
basics of this ever-evolving, high-energy exciting
dance style including isolation, and fun dance steps
to kid-friendly music. Please bring $5 to class for
room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Bobby Ray
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, October 12; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM;
#1122 A
Beginning Adult Modern Dance
Learn awareness of space, weight, suspension and
release with proper body alignment and technique.
Please bring $5 to class for room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Andrea
Skowronek
CLASS FEE: $10.00
East Coast Swing
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty & Ann Shaughnessy
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Friday, September 25; 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM;
City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St.
#1126 A
Indian Classical Dance: Manipuri
We emphasize technique and style while learning
the traditional Manipuri dance pattern. Learn the
exotic “Mudras” (hand symbols), rhythmic body
techniques and vigorous acrobatics of Manipuri
dance with live “Mridanga” (drum). Open to all
levels of dancers. We dance barefoot. Please bring
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Rafia Rasu
CLASS FEE: $10.00
City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main St.
#1127 A or B
Hip-Hop
Hip-Hop dance originated from rap music. This
ever-evolving form creates a high-energy, visually
exciting dance style just like music videos. Come
learn choreography from street dance to club
dance. Teenagers and adults welcome. Please bring
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Bobby Ray
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, September 24; 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM;
MEETS: City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across
Main St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10
#1128 A
Beginning Adult Ballet
No prior experience required! This is an
introduction to ballet. We utilize an anatomy/
physiology approach to gently stretch and
strengthen the body. Come learn the basics of this
art form. This is a great class for first-timers or
those who would like to be reintroduced to ballet.
Please bring $5 to class for room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty & Lillian Francis
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, September 26; 10:00 AM - 11:30
AM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main
St. from CVS Pharmacy), KCMO; LIMIT: 10
#1129 A
Afro-Aerobic Dance
This class is for anyone who would like to feel
and look good in the body that nature gave us. We
will do African and Caribbean Dance aerobics to
recorded and live Reggae and West African music.
So, come have fun and get into shape at the same
time. Please bring $5 to class for room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Vanessa
Gibbs
CLASS FEE: $10.00
PM; City in Motion School of Dance, 3925 Main (across Main
Music
#1201 A
Beginning Jazz Guitar
Learn how to voice chords (major 7, dominant,
minor 7, half diminished and diminished) and
combine chord inversions. Also find out what and
how to practice. You must be able to read tablature
or standard notation and play basic bar chords.
Bring a guitar (electric or acoustic) that is playable
at least up to the 12th fret and a music stand if you
have one. The convener plays in several ensembles,
has studied with John Elliott and Danny Embrey
and has played guitar since 1968. You’ll receive
scads of music written in the jazz vernacular.
CONVENER: Rick Mareske (913-952-8951)
Email: maresker@gmail.com
Website: www.mareskemusic.com
CLASS FEE: $16.00
Sec. A: 3 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning, October 21; 6:00
PM - 7:00 PM; Dogwood Forest in Kansas City, Kansas, Regina
will contact with directions.; LIMIT: 6
#1202 A
Re-Discover Your Voice
Explore the connection between your voice and
your inner and outer selves. We’ll focus on the
fundamentals, such as practices that strengthen
your posture and respiratory system, vocal warmups to keep your voice vital and strong, and the
foundation of healthy vocal production to maintain
your voice throughout your lifetime. This holistic
approach addresses the body and the mind, utilizing
yoga stretches and meditation. Riva Capellari has a
Masters in Vocal Performance from the University
of Michigan. Bring $2 to class for handouts.
CONVENER: Riva Capellari
Email: rivacapellari@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
AM; Haag Hall, Rm. 212, 52nd & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus,
KCMO; LIMIT: 12
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#1204 A
Introduction to the Scottish
Bagpipes
Stirring, powerful, emotional—all describe the
amazing music of the Great Highland Bagpipe.
Begin your playing journey with an established
Kansas City bagpipe band and instructors with
decades of teaching and playing experience. You
must have basic music reading abilities. Wind
instrument experience is a plus. Your instruction
begins on a “practice chanter” (a small mouthblown instrument similar in size and sound to a
recorder). The material fee includes a new practice
chanter, reed, and instruction book.
CONVENER: Steve Kidwell (816-984-7049)
Email: skidwell01@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00 + $82.00 = $100
AM - 9:45 AM; St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 40th & Main, KCMO
64111; LIMIT: 6
#1205 A or B
Practical Music Theory for
Amateur Musicians
This course is geared toward playing along in
music jams or providing basic instrumental
accompaniment to songs, with a focus on chords.
We’ll cover scales, chords, and chord sequences.
The aim is to take some of the mystery out of
music, so it’s easier to understand and to know
what to expect. What you learn won’t get you
into Juilliard, but it should make your next music
session more fun. Please bring $3 to class for
materials.
CONVENER: Gary Tannen (816-699-5889)
CLASS FEE: $16.00
- 8:30 PM; Community Christian Church, Centennial Hall, 4601
Main St., KCMO, access on south side of building through small
church parking lot; parking available in lot at NE corner of 47th
and Main; LIMIT: 8
Sec. B: 3 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning, November 03; 6:30
PM - 8:30 PM; Community Christian Church, Centennial Hall,
4601 Main St., KCMO, access on south side of building through
small church parking lot; parking available in lot at NE corner of
47th and Main; LIMIT: 8
#1209 A
Sea Chantey Singing
Join us for an evening of sea songs. We will sing
traditional sea chanteys (the work songs of the
sea that helped sailors synchronize their hard and
repetitive tasks), sailors’ songs, songs of Stan
Rogers and other contemporary songwriters, and
have a rollicking good time.
CONVENER: Kathy Peters
Email: peterskathy854@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
KKFI FM Community Radio, 3901 Main (above the bank entrance in back), KCMO 64111; LIMIT: 20
816-235-1448
#1206 A
How to Listen to and Love
Classical Music
#1210 A
This course equips students with the skills needed
to listen to and love Western classical music. Topics
covered include the elements of music, how music
communicates, powerful listening techniques,
major periods, composers and works of Western
classical music. Many musical examples will be
presented and analyzed. No musical background or
training is assumed or required. Please bring $15
for material to first class.
We’ll explore concepts and rhythms from three
continental influences: Africa, South America
and the Caribbean. Receive hands-on experience
playing an array of percussion instruments. Join us
and see how rhythm is the foundation of music and
why it is the essence of our very existence. Musical
instruments will be provided. Presented by the
Traditional Music Society.
CONVENER: Tom Nanney (816-401-0047)
Email: tomnanney@aol.com
Sec. A: 7 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, September 26; 10:00
AM - 11:30 AM; Flarsheim Hall, Rm. 310, 5110 Rockhill Rd.,
#1207 A, B or C
Kansas City Jazz
Did you know that Kansas City is
known as one of the four crown jewels of jazz in
the United States and continues to be a hotbed of
talent for this truly American art form of music?
Did you know that Kansas City even has its own
style of the music form named after it? Learn
about jazz music - where it was born and where it
grew up. Get to know the contributions dozens of
musicians like Charlie Parker, Count Basie, Tommy
Ruskin, Jay McShann and Bobby Watson helped
make to pave the way to that wonderful heritage
and give this city the reputation as a great place for
some of the best jazz in this country.
CONVENER: Jennifer Enderson & Doug Rushing
Email: jenenderson@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 205, 52nd St, between Rockhill & Holmes,
Sec. B: 1 session; Wednesday, October 21; 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM;
Atterbury Student Success Center, Rm. 236, UMKC Campus,
5000 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, Mo 64110; LIMIT: 20
Sec. C: 1 session; Thursday, November 12; 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM;
World Percussion
CONVENER: Bird Ellington Fleming (816-520-1934)
Email: tradmusicsociety@sbcglobal.net
CLASS FEE: $10.00
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 3800 Troost Ave., (at Manheim)
KCMO, 64109, Enter on north side. Room is on third floor.;
LIMIT: 15
#1211 A
Drumming in a Scottish/
Irish Drum Corps
Do you love drumming? Discover the fun and
excitement of playing in a drum corps, or further
develop your existing skills. Drumming experience
is preferred, but not required and you must have
basic music-reading abilities. Instructor has
decades of teaching and playing experience. The
instructor’s corps plays drum salutes, casual music,
traditional, and competition pieces at festivals,
competitions, parades and parties. Once you learn
this unique drumming style, those opportunities
may be available to you as well. The materials fee
includes a practice pad, drum sticks, and instruction
book.
CONVENER: Kenn Blurton
AM - 9:45 AM; St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 40th & Main, KCMO
64111; LIMIT: 6
FALL ‘15 11
Performance
#1301 A, B or C
Introduction to Storytelling
Performance storytelling is everywhere. From
The Moth and This American Life to schools and
theaters, oral storytelling is captivating audiences
everywhere. Have you always wanted to tell a
good story but weren’t sure if you had anything
to say? Have you had adventures or funny family
stories? Do you love fairy tales? Have you always
just wanted a chance to tell your story? Learn the
basics of story creation, practice and performance.
You’ll have a chance to tell your tale to your fellow
students and will leave with a story worth hearing.
Bring $10 to class for materials.
CONVENER: Laura Packer
Website: http://www.laurapacker.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, September 26; 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM;
Royall Hall, Rm. 203, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and Holmes,
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, October 17; 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM;
Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, November 14, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM;
#1302 A
Acting Workshop
Improve your acting performance regardless of
experience and skill level. Each workshop will
begin with a warm-up that will develop your mind
and body as an instrument to portray human drama
and emotions across a wide variety of situations.
Pairs will then be assigned to develop a scene.
Audition and cold-reading technique will be
covered to help students rapidly connect with their
characters. Scenes will be from contemporary tv
and film productions. Participants must be 18 years
of age or over.”
CONVENER: J MIchael Hudson
Email: JMichaelHudsonProjects@gmail.com
Website: www.jmichaelhudson.com
PM - 9:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 104, 52nd St. Between Rockhill
and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 24
#1303 A
Stand-Up Comedy Workshop
Have you ever dreamed of trying stand-up comedy?
This class goes into the basics of the craft. We will
cover technique, material generation, practice,
confidence building, delivery, and timing. The
instructor will do a couple routines as time permits.
Show what works and what doesn’t and why, in
actual routines. First week will be in classroom;
second will be attending a local comedy club.
CONVENER: Luke Eide
Email: luke.eide@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $14.00
PM - 9:00 PM; Atterbury Student Success Center, Rm. 238,
UMKC Campus, 5000 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, Mo 64110;
LIMIT: 25
12 FALL ‘15
#1304 A or B
Clowning
Learn to move like Chaplin, dance like Danny
Kaye and juggle like Brian Wendling. Some of the
skills that will be covered will be slapstick combat,
how to take a pie in the face, stilt walking, hula
hoop, tumbling, character development, make-up
application and much more; red nose optional.
Instructors include a variety of Kansas City’s top
professional clowns, mimes and juggling artists
including but not limited to: Richard Renner,
Stephanie Roberts, Jay and Leslie Cady, Beth
Byrd, Heidi Stubblefield, Kent and Kevin Mercer
and more. Please bring $5 to class for room rental.
CONVENER: City in Motion Faculty Organization & Beth Byrd
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. B: 1 session; Wednesday, November 18; 8:30 PM - 9:30
Writing & Reading
#1401 A
Enter the Blogosphere
Have you ever wanted to start your own
blog but didn’t know how or what to write about?
There are many ways to get your thoughts and
opinions out there and a whole host of platforms
to help you get started. Anyone and everyone can
have a blog. This class will teach you the basics of
blogging and help you get your own blog started.
We will discuss blog names, topics, posting,
tagging and more!
CONVENER: Sara Kincaid
Email: kincaids@umkc.edu
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, October 17; 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM;
Scofield Hall, Rm. 104, 711 E 51st St., Kansas City, MO 64110;
LIMIT: 8
Online learning
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#1402 A
Poetry of William Blake
We will be reading William Blake’s
Poetry in this class. We will look at his poetry
closely and learn about the messages he is trying to
explain. (Bring your favorite poem to class)
CONVENER: Cynthia Newman
CLASS FEE: $10.00
PM; Newman home, 3733 Wyoming Kansas City Mo 64111;
LIMIT: 10
Misc. Art
#1701 A
Zentangle Off the Page:
Pendants
Take your favorite Zentangle design, color it,
or leave it in black and white, and add it to an
attractive glass pendant. Class includes all supplies
needed to make a beautiful and unique glass
pendant. Come Zentangle with us! This class is
held in an 1899 Victorian in Historic Northeast KC.
CONVENER: Christine Shuck (816-318-0169)
Email: shuckchristine@gmail.com
Website: http://thedeadlynightshade.com
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, December 05; 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM;
3225 E. 10th Street, Kansas City, Mo 64127; LIMIT: 15
#1703 A
Creating Zendala Art
Mandala and Zentangle—two
fascinating and meditative art forms combine to
make Zendala art! Attendees will learn about the
history of mandala art and get a chance to make
their own art while looking at a wide range of
mandala and zendala-inspired art.
#1704 A
Perchance to Zentangle
Not an artist? Challenged when drawing stick
figures? Learn how to take “doodling” to a whole
new level. The practice of Zentangle is calming,
centering, and self-affirming. It is creating art…for
the non-artist. Learn how Zentangle can help you
focus, expand artistic abilities you didn’t know you
had, and create beautiful art in the process. This
class includes a powerpoint presentation, handout,
materials for hands-on learning and step-by-step
instructions for several tangle patterns to help
you learn the art of Zentangle. Be warned, it is
addictive!
Skills & Studies
Money
#2001 A
#2004 A or B
What are Medicare Part A and Part B? How do
Medicare supplement plans fill coverage gaps?
What is a Plan C and Plan F. And let’s not forget
the new Part D prescription drug plan. Learn about
Medicare PPOs and HMOs. In this fun, relaxed
and pain-free two-hour class. I will help you
master the ABC’s of Medicare insurance. Jeff has
been an insurance professional since 1987, holds
the professional designation of Life Underwriters
Training Council Fellow and has a bachelor’s
degree in business administration.
Indexed Annuities have become a favorite for retirees. Learn the basics of the indexed annuity policy,
how they earn interest and the ways to receive
Money back from them. There will be a Q & A
session afterwards where you can get your specific
questions answered.
Alphabet Soup of Medicare
Insurance
CONVENER: Jeff David (816-436-2622)
Email: jeffdavid@jeffdavidinsurance.com
Website: www.jeffdavidinsurance.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, October 17; 1:00 PM-3:00 PM;
#2002 A or B
Social Security, Medicare, and
Your Retirement
Social Security and Medicare have been frequent
news items as of late — and the news has been
overwhelmingly negative. Reports of potential
insolvency, tax hikes, and increased eligibility
ages have generated controversy and confusion.
This workshop will explain how Social Security
and Medicare work, what is being done to ensure
their survival, and how individuals plan for their
retirement and medical care so that they do not
have to rely heavily on either program. Please bring
$2 to class for materials.
CONVENER: Eric WyMore (913-214-3728; 816-519-5664)
Email: eric.wyMore@vwealth.com
Website: www.metcalfpartners.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
AM; Royall Hall, Rm. 202, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and
Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 12
Flarsheim Hall, Rm. 262, 5110 Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus,
KCMO; LIMIT: 25
#2003 A
Health Insurance Made Easy
Are you still left wondering what the “Affordable”
Care Act is and how it applies to you? Do you
need health insurance, but the premiums are out of
reach? Come to this relaxed, informative class and
walk away feeling empowered to make your own
health care decisions.
CONVENER: Jeff David (816-436-2622)
Email: jeffdavid@jeffdavidinsurance.com
Website: www.jeffdavidinsurance.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, November 16; 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM;
Learn the Basics of
Indexed Annuities
CONVENER: Marc Molina & training@marcMolina.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, November 07; 9:00 AM - 11:00
AM; Atterbury Student Success Center, Rm. 238, UMKC
Campus, 5000 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, Mo 64110; LIMIT: 20
#2005 A
How to Rollover Your
Retirement Plan or
Manage Cashflow in Retirement.
We are offering a set of 3 classes in our Leawood
office. Each class is one hour and occur Tuesday,
October 6, Tuesday, October 13 and Tuesday
October 27. It is a great opportunity to meet the
members of the Falcon Financial Group and learn
from them the proper ways to: formulate a financial
plan, invest money, roll over retirement accounts,
make pension and social security elections, make
insurance decisions and preserve your estate. This
class is taught by Jake. 913-345-3278 jake.falcon@
ubs.com www.ubs.com/team/theffgroup
CONVENER: Jake Falcon (913-345-3278)
Email: jake.falcon@ubs.com
CLASS FEE: $16.00
Sec. A: 3 sessions; Tuesdays, beginning, October 06; 6:30 PM
- 7:30 PM; 11150 Overbrook Rd Ste 300 Leawood KS 66211;
LIMIT: 15
#2006 A
21st Century Retirement
Retirement today looks a whole lot different from
the good old days, when people generally retired
at 65 to a life of leisure, supported by a company
pension plan and guaranteed government benefits
such as Social Security and Medicare. In the new
age of retirement, many of us expect that we’ll be
working well past the age of 65. This is particularly
true for baby boomers that have been caught by
the economic and market setbacks of the past few
years. If you have concerns about outliving your
money during retirement, this workshop is for you.
CONVENER: Eric WyMore & Jeb Graham, CFP (913-214-3728;
816-519-5664)
Email: eric.wyMore@vwealth.com
Website: www.metcalfpartners.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
PM; Atterbury Student Success Center, Rm. 237, UMKC
FALL ‘15 13
#2008 A or B
Save Thousands by
Investing Yourself
Investing in mutual funds on your own is easier
than most people think if the resources and
processes are known. I’ll explain how to research
information, open accounts, monitor investments,
and understand some psychology of investing.
Doing it yourself results in very significant savings.
Specific investment suggestions will not be made
since goals vary, but you will learn to find what
suits your needs.
CONVENER: Alan Wigodner (816-941-0043)
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#2009 A or B
Buying Real Estate
Learn about the benefits of buying
vs. renting, down-payment options and down
payment assistance programs, credit scores
and credit repair, the loan approval process and
required documentation, home warranty programs,
foreclosure properties, special programs for police
officers, teachers, EMT’s and firefighters and
equal housing statutes. We’ll also discuss the time
lines and expectations involved in the process of
purchasing a home.
CONVENER: Pierre Heidrich & Jennifer Enderson
(816-210-7333)
Email: Kcpierre@aol.com
Website: BuyorSellKCHome.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
KCMO; LIMIT: 45
Sec. B: 1 session; Tuesday, October 13; 7:00 PM - 8:15 PM;
T
The
Writers
Place
ake your writing to the next level
in our writing workshops in poetry,
fiction, and creative nonfiction.
Taught by working writers,
they’re perfect for beginners,
inspiring for everyone.
The Writers Place
3607 Pennsylvania
Kansas City, MO 64111
(816) 753-1090
writersplace.org
14 FALL ‘15
#2016 A
How Money Works
There is a common misunderstanding
that average and ordinary folks can’t become
millionaires. Nothing is further from the truth. You
have the power to accumulate wealth beyond your
dreams. Many people who never earned a six-figure
income become financially independent. No need
for a big salary, large inheritance or winning the
lottery! No matter what your income level, you
can achieve financial security if you take the time
to learn a few simple principles about how money
works. It’s up to you. You have the power to
change your life forever. Let’s get started!
#2010 A
#2013 A
Learn the mistakes to avoid while
selling your home. We’ll discuss how to prepare
your home to sell, how to clear your title and
estimate seller proceeds. We’ll also discuss
time-lines and expectations for sellers, inspection
processes, how to properly price your property and
showing your home. Learn to work with buyers
and buyer agents and possible hurdles and how to
over-come them.
Join us for an educational workshop and learn how
“mile marker” conversations can help make your
road to retirement a smoother one. Review your
asset allocation and retirement strategy. Consider
taking advantage of “catch-up contributions,”
review your healthcare and long-term care costs,
weigh the pros and cons of rolling money over to
an IRA. Consider ways to help retirement income
last two lifetimes with strategies to maximize
Social Security benefits. Knowing what’s down
the road can help you prepare for expected and
unexpected events in retirement.
How to Sell Your Home
CONVENER: Pierre Heidrich & Jennifer Enderson
(816-210-7333)
Email: Kcpierre@aol.com
Website: BuyorSellKCHome.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#2011 A
Emotions, Expectations and
Economics
Many people have questions about their investment
strategy, yet they never find the time to get them
answered. In this workshop, we’ll discuss how
emotions affect investment decisions, general
market expectations for three types of investors and
lessons from the last 82 years of U.S. economic
history.
CONVENER: Warren Varney (816-861-7449; 816-309-5815)
Email: warren@Moneysmartliving.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
KCMO; LIMIT: 20
#2012 A
Investment Fundamentals
Join us for an educational presentation where we
will focus on: Five myths and truths of investing;
Strategies that could help your money work smarter
and harder; How to select investments that match
your objectives; Diversifying your portfolio to
help limit your exposure to risk; The potential
benefits of professionally managed investments;
and How to help your money accumulate with
tax-advantaged accounts. (A workbook will be
available for $2.95).
CONVENER: Warren Varney (816-861-7449 816-309-5815)
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Roadmap to Retirement
CONVENER: Warren Varney (816-861-7449; 816-309-5815)
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#2014 A
Planning for Health Care in
Retirement
Balancing income, growth, protection and risk
and understanding health care, likely one of your
greatest expenses in retirement, is one of the most
important decisions you can make between the
ages of 55-70 ½.. Learn to create a plan to address
health care costs.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#2015 A
Getting the Most from
Social Security
Are you aware that a few key decisions can make
a big difference in the amount of your Social
Security benefit? Learn strategies to maximize
your benefit by joining in a brief and informative
seminar. This session will cover key Social
Security benefit decisions, simple steps that can
help maximize your benefit, and how to get started.
Warren Varney (MoneySmartLiving) has 29
years of experience helping build successful and
fulfilling lives. Peak Brokerage Services, LLC,
member FINRA/SPIC.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
CONVENER: Tanice Logan (816-582-4770)
Email: tanice@tloganenterprises.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#2017 A
How to Buy Real Estate
Using Down Payment
Assistance Money
Too often we leave money on the table. Accessing
funds for real estate is more important than ever!
In the Kansas City market, there are more than 77
down payment and grant programs available that
the public may not know about. This course will
help you identify your strategy to access these
funds, learn to locate properties that fit your criteria
and understand how to find the right team of
professionals you need to complete the transaction.
CONVENER: Tameka Bryant (816-523-1515)
Email: tamekany@gmail.com
Website: www.treh-academy.com
Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, October 03; 11:00 AM
- 1:00 PM; Flarsheim Hall, Rm. 302, 5110 Rockhill Rd., UMKC
Business &
Communication
#2101 A
Trench Marketing: How to Grow
Your Business from Behind Your
Own Counter
This intense retail workshop will keep your
attention as it hammers you with hundreds of
low cost, extremely relevant, and proven growth
methods for your retail shop. It will guide you
through a simple business growth program and
share documented successes, including record
breaking return on investment, with graphs that
layout the program. The workshop rounds out
nicely with a photo essay highlighting examples
of very unique business marketing ideas gathered
from all ends of the globe. Please bring $8 to class
for materials.
CONVENER: Rudolf Waldner (864-616-8609)
Email: wrudywaldner@aol.com
Website: www.TrenchMarketer.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#2105 A
How to Use Myers Briggs in
Everyday Interaction
Know and understand your type indicator and learn
how to readily recognize others personality types to
communicate more effectively.
CONVENER: Darlene Johnson
Email: darbe781@aol.com
PM - 7:00 PM; Haag Hall, Rm. 212, 52nd & Rockhill Rd., UMKC
#2106 A
Innovate like Edison:
The Neuroscience of
“Eureka”
Edison had a technique for inventive problem
solving. So did Salvador Dali, Archimedes, Sir
Walter Scott, Wagner, Poe, Einstein, Steven King,
business leaders, inventors and even JK Rowling.
Their biographies reveal three common elements.
Copy high achievers to increase your success at
work, in relationships and finding the meaning of
life. We will review the science behind the system.
A portable EEG machine will be available in class
to observe your own brain waves as you move into
the creative state of mind. The presenter is a 40
meditator, business owner and parent.
CONVENER: Denis Greene (816-560-3641)
Email: denis@church-development.com
Website: church-development.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Haag Hall, Rm. 306, 52nd & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus,
KCMO; LIMIT: 30
816-235-1448
#2107 A
How to Ask for Capital
Campaign Donations for
your Charity
Learn how to ask for donations for capital
improvements or debt reduction for your 501(c)3
charitable organization. Use the neuroscience
of influence for a good cause. Research from
persuasion, linguistics, fundraising theory and
real-life case studies will be covered. Presenter has
30 years experience asking for donations, and has
raised over $100M.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
reDiscover Your Voice
A Healthy
Wholistic
Approach To
Vocal Training
Riva Capellari, M.M.
Certificate of Vocology
www.reVoice.biz 816/444-5089
Adult Voice Classes Gift Packages
Available
Goodden Jewellers
Visit us online at:
www.gooddenjewellers.com
or at our beautiful new store
Mark Twain Tower at
11th & Baltimore
816-421-0281
JULIE’S TAX SERVICE, L.L.C.
Individual & Small Business
Income Tax prep; Consulting;
eFiling; all states.
Starting a business? Have a letter from
the IRS? Confused? Call me!
Excellent customer service.
Reasonable rates.
By Appointment Only
Julie’s Tax Service, LLC
Julie B. Dailey, E.A., NTPI Fellow
8826 Santa Fe Drive #207
Overland Park, KS 66212
913-268-9430
juliestaxsvc@outlook.com
www.juliestaxservice.com
FALL ‘15 15
New Online
Easy Sign-up
Dissertations & Theses
APA Formatting Expertise
Proofreading - Editing - Typing
816-931-2276
FinalDraftSecretarialService.com
16 FALL ‘15
#2108 A
Horse Sense for the Workplace
Trouble focusing? Interruptions? Distractions?
Petty office squabbles? Gossiping co-workers?
Intrusiveness? Disrespect? Yuck! Let horses give
you a new perspective on your ability to respond
to common workplace challenges. Please wear
sturdy shoes and dress for the weather. This is a
ground-based class; there is no riding. Cathy is
certified by EAGALA as an equine specialist and
has a lifetime of experience with horses. Bonnie is
certified by EAGALA as a mental health specialist
and has many years of experience as a clinical
social worker.
CONVENER: Cathy Cowger & Bonnie E. Benson, LCSW (816914-3601)
Email: cathy.cowger@gmail.com
Website: cedarlanefarm.us
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, October 10; 10:00 AM - 12:00
PM; Cedar Lane Farm, 13004 NW 81st Street, KCMO 64152;
LIMIT: 10
#2109 A, B, C or D
Selling on eBay Intro
Got stuff? Have something that you don’t want that
you want to sell i.e. collections, store merchandise,
crafts, antiques, overstock, and junk? eBay is the
place! This intro will teach you about pricing,
shipping, listing, etc to allow you to be able to start
selling things online. Some Internet and e-mail
experience recommended.
CONVENER: Robert Franke (816-942-9041)
Email: rfranke2@kc.rr.com
Website: kkannon.com
Sec. B: 1 session; Wednesday, October 14; 7:00 PM - 10:00
PM; UMKC School of Medicine, Theatre C, first floor, 2411
Holmes, KCMO, Parking is on Charlotte, Bring picture ID;
Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, October 31; 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM;
Sec. D: 1 session; Tuesday, November 10; 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM;
UMKC School of Medicine, Theatre C, first floor, 2411 Holmes,
KCMO, Parking is on Charlotte, Bring picture ID; LIMIT: 16
#2110 A
Team Building
Learn to understand personalities and
how to be strategic in placing team
members for success. Learn to increase sales and
production of teams, how to engage team members
for maximum results, and how to look for the
root cause in team dynamics. Bring out the best in
your people and get the priceless facts. Take this
opportunity to gain vital team-building expertise,
both people skills and technical skills. This session
is guaranteed to make your team more cohesive,
motivated and productive.
CONVENER: Katie Fetzer (816-564-0187)
Email: fetzerskc@gmail.com
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Atterbury Student Success Center, Rm.
237, UMKC Campus, 5000 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, Mo 64110;
LIMIT: 30
Invest in Yourself. You can afford it.
Trust me.
~Rashon Carraway
#2114 A, B or C
Starting a Business or Non-Profit
Small & Growing It Large
Starting a business or non-profit can be a great
way to do what you love and still earn an income.
Stop dreaming, and get closer to the reality of your
business or non-profit. This workshop will help
you learn how to evaluate your ability to succeed
as a business or non-profit, research and use the
tools, tips and techniques provided in the workshop
to get your business or non-profit started. Course
now includes creative financing and fundraising,
market your business or non-profit to the right
people, in the right place, and at the right time,
develop an exit strategy based on the market.
Please bring $11 for the required course materials.
You can also bring $50 for the optional digital CD
or flash drive with embedded links to resources and
opportunities.
CONVENER: Barbara Wright
Email: certifieddreambuilder@yahoo.com
Website: www.certifieddreambuilder.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, September 19; 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM;
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, October 17; 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM;
Sec. D: 1 session; Saturday, November 21; 11:30 AM - 1:30
#2116 A, B or C
Grant Writing Finally Made Easy
Leave this workshop celebrating! Why? Because
you could become one of the 100’s of people
who became better grant writers, obtained a
grant writing positions, or opened a grant writing
business. Learn how to develop a collaborative
grant writing team, research and use the tips, tools
and techniques for finding the commonalities and
differences in grant RFPs, locate sample grants,
and currently open grants., and use the step-by-step
exclusive questionnaire grant writing canvas for
single organizations in half the time. Please bring
$11 for the required course materials. You can also
bring $50 for the optional digital CD or flash drive
with embedded links to additional resources to
ensure your success.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
KCMO; LIMIT: 25
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, November 07; 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM;
KCMO; LIMIT: 25
Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, December 05; 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM;
KCMO; LIMIT: 25
#2117 A, B or C
#2115 A, B or C
Starting A Grant Writing
Business Finally Made Easy
Selecting the right college or career is the first step
to ensuring your success. This workshop provides
the tools, tips and techniques you’ll need to
succeed. You’ll learn how to select the best college
or career opportunities for your personality. Learn
to research and use the test preps, self-marketing,
and other helpful college and career tools, tips, and
techniques, and locate funding for your college and
career aspirations. Please bring $11 for the required
course materials. You can also bring $50 for the
optional digital CD or flash drive with embedded
links to resources that will help to ensure your
success in locating funding resources and lucrative
career opportunities.
If you’ve completed the Grant Writing Finally
Made Easy course or had experience writing grants,
this workshop will help to put you on the fast track
to becoming a highly sought after grant writer! You
will learn to evaluate your potential for developing
a grant-writing business, use the exclusive budget
wiz, use the multi-organization fill-in grant writing
template and to use the tools, tips, and techniques
offered to develop your time-saving grant writing
system without losing quality. You will also learn
to price your services, locate clients that have the
potential to pay for a quality service, use the forms
that are provided in your workbook. Please bring
$20 for the required course materials. You can also
purchase an optional business start-up kit, which
includes the CD or flash drive and all the resources
you need to succeed in your venture.
College or Career Planning
Finally Made Easy
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, September 19; 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM;
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, October 17; 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM;
Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, November 21; 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM;
CLASS FEE: $10.00
KCMO; LIMIT: 25
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, November 07; 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM;
KCMO; LIMIT: 25
Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, December 05; 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM;
KCMO; LIMIT: 25
Practical Skills
#2201 A or B
Basic Hand Sewing Techniques
This is a hands-on class intended for those who
have little to no experience hand sewing. Students
will learn how to perform basic repairs on clothing,
thread a needle, sew on buttons, repair fallen hems,
and repair seams by hand. Material fee of $15,
includes a take home sewing kit.
CONVENER: Cora Campbell (816-841-2783)
Email: Cora@EverlastingThreads.com
Website: www.everlastingthreads.com
Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, October 13; 6:00 AM - 8:00 AM;
Location to be Announced; LIMIT: 10
#2202 A
Identify and Develop Your Natural
Abilities
Everyone possess natural abilities or gifts which
will increase individual potential and often increase
personal levels of happiness as well. People often
don’t recognize these natural abilities in themselves
or will minimize the impact that they can have in
their life. In this class, we will look for ways you
can identify what they might be and ways you can
apply them to your life. All you need to bring is a
pen and paper and through this interactive study
you will hopefully find some hidden or dormant
areas of your life worth developing.
CONVENER: Mark Bayer Ed.D.
Email: nkcma@yahoo.com
Website: www.markbayer.9f.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#2203 A
Dream It! Plan It! Do It!
Do you have a dream and want to do something
about it? Do you have a great idea, but don’t know
where to begin to make it happen? Transform
your dream into a plan of action with attainable
goals. Julie Connor, author of Dreams to Action
Trailblazer’s Guide, empowers you with tools to
clearly define your dream, create a personal vision
and mission, and find ways to fit your dream
into your schedule. Please bring $5 to class for
materials. Get clear. Get started today.
CONVENER: Dr. Julie Connor
Email: julie@DrJulieConnor.com.
Website: www.DrJulieConnor.com
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#2204 A
#2302 A
Using the computer is becoming more and more
valuable to our society. Learn the basics of
computer literacy in this class. There will be handson tips for using a computer and we will also learn
how to use sites to give advice on the computer.
Besides being expensive, commercial cleaners are
toxic to you, your family and the environment. You
will learn to clean almost anything with natural
items you probably already have in your home.
We will make an All Purpose Spray for you to take
home. Please bring $5 for materials.
Basic Computer Literacy
Tips
CONVENER: Vincent Tabb
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#2205 A
Role and function of the
Kansas Long Term Care
Ombudsman Program
Introduction to the Long Term Care Ombudsman
Program. What is a Certified Long Term Care Ombudsman/ What does an Ombudsman do? Who can
benefit from an Ombudsman? Are you looking for
a way to make a difference in the lives of seniors
in your community? Long-term care residents need
your help! Volunteer to become an Ombudsman
and help improve the quality of life for residents in
a Kansas nursing home near you. Classes begin in
September.
CONVENER: Phil Agee
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Johnson County Public Library, Oak Park Branch, 95th street
and Blue Jacket, OPKS 66212; LIMIT: 10
Home & Garden
#2301 A
Food Not Lawns: Lawn
Eradication 101
Turn your lawn into a garden and your
neighborhood into a community. Fall is the best
time to rid your yard of that turf infestation.
You will
learn about
ecologically
sound
methods of
replacing
your lawn
with gardens,
edible
landscaping
and forest
gardens. During this session, we will organize a
work exchange system to share skills, tools, plants,
transportation and labor for our lawn eradication,
gardening, edible landscape projects in our yards,
neighborhoods and communities. We will pick
one site to have a hands on #permablits(Oct 10th)
and Grow our Food Not Lawns Work Exchange
Community.
CONVENER: Steve Mann (816-352-9213)
Email: steve@prairietrading.com
Website: prairietrading.com
PM - 9:00 PM; UMKC School of Medicine, Theatre C, first floor,
2411 Holmes, KCMO, Parking is on Charlotte, Bring picture ID;
LIMIT: 40
How to Make Your Own
Household Cleaners
CONVENER: Rose Abrams (816-392-0782)
Email: rose_abrams@yahoo.com
KCMO; LIMIT: 20
#2303 A
Designing the World We
Want: Introduction to Urban
Permaculture
Permaculture is an integrative, ethics-based
sustainable design system. The class provides an
overview of permaculture design principles for
the urban ecosystem. This class will be the first
session of the Kansas City Urban Permaculture
Design Course that starts Feb 2016. The Urban
Permaculture Design Course uses the standardized
curriculum in fulfillment of Permaculture Design
Certificate requirements with a focus on the
unique challenges and opportunities of the Urban
Ecosystem.
CONVENER: Steve Mann & Michael AlMon (816-352-9213)
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, December 16; 7:00 PM - 9:00
PM; UMKC School of Medicine, Theatre C, first floor, 2411
Holmes, KCMO, Parking is on Charlotte, Bring picture ID; LIMIT:
40
Language
#2401 A
French for Travelers
This class will teach basic French phrases such as
greetings, hotel reservations, transportation, etc.
I will provide the handouts. Taught in a fun and
meaningful manner.
CONVENER: Kathleen Mamuric (913-206-2151)
Email: Klmamuric@yahoo.com
Sec. A: 2 sessions; Saturdays, beginning, October 17; 2:00 PM
#2402 A
Parlez-Vous Francais
Come and join the longest on-going French
conversation group in Kansas City. Includes native
speakers. We participate in a variety of activities
and events such as movies, potlucks and parties
with other language groups.
CONVENER: Fred Hartwell & Jeanine McCarthy (816-353-4431)
Email: cwowl@aol.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
Sec. A: 13 sessions; Sundays, beginning, October 04; 2:30 PM 4:00 PM; Aixois, 251 E. 55th, KCMO; LIMIT: 10
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#2403 A
Creole Made Easy
Learn the basics of Haitian Creole to functionally
communicate. Our hope is that you will choose
to use your new found language skills in Haiti or
with the Haitian community locally. The convener,
Idalbert Joseph, is the founder of Glory House
Services, a non-profit agency, working with Haitian
immigrants in Kansas City and providing education
and building strong communities in Northwest
Haiti. If you are planning a mission trip, this class
will teach you about the culture and language of
Haiti. Please bring a notebook and $20 to the first
class for a Creole language book.
CONVENER: Haitian American in Kansas City & Idalbert Joseph
(816-237-0447)
Email: idalbert@yahoo.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
LIMIT: 15
#2404 A
Hora Feliz! en Español, Practice
you Spanish
Maintaining a language is a challenge,
“Y la practica hace al maestro”. This
is a relaxed conversation class that will help you
maintain and improve your Spanish. We meet
the first Wednesday of each month at 5:30 pm in
different restaurants within the Kansas city area.
You will have the opportunity to practice with
native speakers, play games, learn new vocabulary
and meet new people. All levels are welcome.
Locations will be provided prior to each session.
CONVENER: Hugo Ximello & Practice you Spanish
Conversational Spanish
Email: dorian_gray_salido@hotmail.com
Sec. A: 8 sessions; Wednesdays, beginning, October 07;
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM; The Other Place, 7324 West 80th Street
Overland Park KS 66204; LIMIT: 40
People’s Law
#2501 A
The Medicaid Five Year
Look Back Myth—Saving
Your Home from the Nursing
Home
Learn the truth about the legal ways to protect
your home from the costs of nursing home care.
Whether it’s Alzheimer’s, dementia, or a stroke, a
nursing home may be the only solution for a parent
or spouse. Learn the various legal tools necessary
to protect the family home.
CONVENER: Samantha Shepherd (913-333-3533)
Email: samantha@shepherdelderlaw.com
Website: www.shepherdelderlaw.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, September 23; 9:00 AM - 11:00
AM; UMKC Administrative Center, 5115 Oak; Gillham Park
Room, 2nd Floor KCMO 64110; LIMIT: 25
Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, November 02; 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM;
Plaza Library, Small Room, 4801 Main Street, Kansas City, Mo
64112; LIMIT: 15
#2502 A
How to Fight Back and Win:
Three Demands for Electoral
Reform
Congressional approval never goes over 20%
but 95% of incumbants are reelected. This is
because the electoral system we use limits our
choices as voters and the competition candidates
must face. Three simple demands for change
will fix it so voters choose candidates instead of
candidates choosing their voters. The three changes
will eliminate the spoiler scenario, eradicate
gerrymandering and make all states competitive for
the Presidential election. Come find out what these
three changes are and how you can help make them
a reality. You only have robo calls and negative TV
ads to lose.
CONVENER: Larry Bradley (402-321-4851)
Email: Bradlar1@aol.com
Website: www.TheCenterStrikesBack.org
#2406 A
Mesa Español
This is an informal discussion group where people
can enjoy each other’s news, jokes, opinions
and tall tales while practicing their Spanish. The
group is always changing with people of many
backgrounds, including native speakers. There is
no program or teacher. We just discuss whatever
comes up, while also sharing info about Hispanic
arts, events and parties. The group meets on the
second and fourth Sundays of the month.
CONVENER: Gretchen Green & Berta Sanchez,
CLASS FEE: $18.00
Sec. A: 12 sessions; Sundays, beginning, October 11; 4:30 PM
- 6:00 PM; Westport Coffee House, 4010 Pennsylvania, back
room, KCMO; LIMIT: 15
Computers
#2604 A
Social Media for Beginners
Are you ready to jump into social media but don’t
know where to start. Social media strategist and
goal-setting pro, Julie Connor, will explain how
to get social on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn,
Google+, and Pinterest. This course is for
beginnners. Bring your laptop or mobile device.
Get social. Get started today. Learn more about
Julie at www.DrJulieConnor.com.Please bring
$5.00 to class for materials.
CONVENER: Julie Connor (913-617-9979)
Email: julie@DrJulieConnor.com
Website: www.drjulieconnor.com
Plaza Library, Large Room, 4801 Main Street, Kansas City, MO
64112; LIMIT: 25
#2605 A
Social Media for
Thought Leaders
Not all social media platforms are created equal.
Julie Connor, social media strategist and author
of “Dreams to Action Trailblazer’s Guide”, will
show you how to establish yourself as a thought
leader across social media. Julie empowers you
with tools to clarify your message and share it with
others in ways that will attract followers and garner
your place as an expert in your field. Learn how to
effectively build an audience on Facebook, Twitter,
LinkedIn, Google+, and Pinterest. Please bring
$5.00 to class for materials.
CONVENER: Julie Connor (913-617-9979)
Email: julie@DrJulieConnor.com
Website: www.drjulieconnor.com
Science & Philosophy
#2703 A
Rotations: Cycles &
Seasons
There are wheels of time and space that can
provide roadmaps of ways to enhance your life.
Phenology, nature study, ecopsychology, folklore
and festival traditions are some of the roads we can
explore, with an occasional detour into esoterica
(where you can find out, for example, why ROTA
is capitalized). Compass your own personal routes,
design your own journeys. Where there’s a wheel,
there’s a way.
CONVENER: Helen Park
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#2705 A
Jungian Psychology—An
Introduction
Jung (1875-1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist who
founded Analytical Psychology, essentially the
psychology of the unconscious and how the
unconscious impacts us on every level of our being.
Jung was a contemporary of Freud who founded
the school of psychoanalyses, but Jung’s ideas of
the unconscious were vastly different from Freud.
Jung was an avid reader and prolific writer who left
us a 20-volume collected works. Jung’s concepts
help to explain the base level of the human psyche
– what we are, what we are made of, and how the
elements of the human psyche impact us in our
daily life. In the course we will discuss Jung’s ideas
in relation to Freud, Jung’s ideas of complexes,
archetypes, psychic energy, religion, some of the
controversy that seems to surround Jung, and more.
The class will be complimented with video of Jung
himself explaining his ideas.
CONVENER: Bret Aulgur
Email: bret.888@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $14.00
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UMKC Conference
and Event Resources
Planning events and conferences on a college
campus has never been easier! UMKC’s
model of single point-of-service is of benefit
to all guests and clients that visit our campus.
With the options we have for our guests,
UMKC is a premier location and has many
amenities to offer from special events to
multi-day conferences to summer camps and
conferences!
Conference and Event Resources at UMKC
coordinates the events in the following
facilities in addition to summer camps and
conferences on the UMKC campus
Atterbury Student Success Center
SIGN-UP & PARTY
Tuesday, September 16th; 6:00-8:00 PM
The Writer's Place—3607 Pennsylvania
• Snacks • $3 off registration at the door! • Live Music • Early-Bird Discounts!
• Save $1 off the first class • Save $2 off subsequent classes
• Waive the $3 registration fee “just for comin' on down!”
• Pierson Auditorium
• 3 state of the art classrooms for breakouts
• Chancellor’s Dining Room
• 7 day a week availability
UMKC Student Union
• Large Multi-Purpose Room
• 5 breakout rooms for all meeting needs
• Large Theater suitable for performances and lectures
• 7 day a week availability
Summer Camps and Conferences
• Both apartment and residence hall style of living
• Flexibility in length of program over the summer
• Multiple meeting spaces available for use
• On campus dining options
• Swinney Recreational Facility
Please contact Travis Dixon, Conference
Coordinator, to set-up time to discuss
your conference needs!
Thank you for your interest in holding
a conference at UMKC!
Conference and Event Resources
5100 Cherry Street, Suite 310, Kansas
City, MO 64110
Phone: 816-235-1416
Email: dixontw@umkc.edu
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#2706 A
Introduction To Objectivism: The
Philosophy of Ayn Rand
Author and philosopher Ayn Rand wrote such
best-selling novels as The Fountainhead and Atlas
Shrugged. She called Objectivism “a philosophy
for living on earth.” It holds the view of “man
as a heroic being, with his own happiness as
the moral purpose of his life, with productive
achievement as his noblest activity, and reason as
his only absolute.” This course will introduce the
basic ideas of Objectivism and their application to
everyday life.
CONVENER: Kurt Colville
Email: kurtcolville@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $14.00
LIMIT: 40
Teach
History & Culture
#2801 A
#2804 A
The convener produced a documentary film using
Missouri experts, descendants of Missouri slaves,
actors reading from the Missouri Slave Narratives
and period newspaper articles. He depicts the dayto-day life and culture of an antebellum Missouri
slave farm. You will see excerpts from the film and
participate in a group discussion.
This is a moving and intensive course centered
on the wellness of Black folks within American
society. In looking at the works of Black feminists
and writers, the course will discuss the painful
and hopeful future of self-recovery and how
self-recovery can create wholeness after hurt.
In the words of Toni Cade Bambara in The Salt
Eaters,”Just so’s you’re sure, sweetheart, and ready
to be healed, cause wholeness is no trifling matter.
A lot of weight when you are well.”
Negroes to Hire: Slave Life and
Culture on Missouri Farms
CONVENER: Gary Jenkins
Website: www.ganglandwire.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Tuesday, November 03; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM;
#2802 A
a Communiversity Class
Share What You Know With Others
Deadline: Friday, November 13
th
Call 816-235-1448 for information
#2707 A
Astronomy: Beyond the Dome
Blast off with an introduction to astronomy that
will examine purchasing equipment, observing,
places to visit, handle and examine meteorites.
Touch the sky by exploring the universe with
telescopes at Warkoczewski Public Observatory as
well as learning hands-on activities. Please bring $2
to first class for material fee.
Gangland Wire: The Rise and Fall
of the River Quay
The Convener was assigned to the KCMO PD
Intelligence Unit during the 1970s. He was a
firsthand witness to the La Cosa Nostra war that
ended the popular entertainment district known as
the River Quay. He produced a documentary film
about this situation titled, Gangland Wire. He will
show excerpts from his film and share an insider’s
knowledge of those events.
CONVENER: Gary Jenkins
Website: www.ganglandwire.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
KCMO; LIMIT: 40
CONVENER: Joseph Wright
Email: jos.wright@yahoo.com
CLASS FEE: $12.00
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM; Royall Hall, Rm. 404, 52nd & Rockhill
Rd., Between Rockhill and Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO;
LIMIT: 30
#2708 A
Fossils for Everyone
Landlocked Kansas City was once submerged
under a shallow sea, full of plant and animal life
we can still learn about! The road cuts around
the metro provide us a glimpse into our distant
past, with some surprising finds! This class will
introduce you to the study of fossils, paleontology,
and will teach you the necessary tools to identify
some common area fossils. We will tour the
UMKC Geosciences museum on Friday night in
preparation for our fossil dig Saturday, beginning
at 10:30 a.m.
CONVENER: Elizabeth Goodden (816-421-0281)
Email: gooddenjewellersinc@gmail.com
Website: www.gooddenjewellers.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Friday, October 02; 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM;
KCMO; LIMIT: 15
Healing: Black Folks and
Self-Recovery
CONVENER: Lauren Anderson (816-359-8938)
Email: Lrav23@mail.umkc.edu
CLASS FEE: $14.00
LIMIT: 20
#2805 A
Worldcon 101 - The
Anatomy of the 74th
World Science Fiction Convention
This is an introduction to the World Science Fiction
Convention and the Hugo Awards for literature. In
2016, Worldcon returns to Kansas City after a 40
year hiatus. The last time Kansas City hosted was
1976. Come and learn how you can be a part of the
fun this time.
CONVENER: Margene Bahm
Email: rohanna1@gmail.com
Website: www.midamericon2.org
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Careers
#2901 A
Who Do You Think You Are?
#2803 A
A Brief History Of
the Motorcycle
The motorcycle has been a part of American history
and culture for over 110 years, yet most know little
about its development. In this class, we will look
at the history and development of the motorcycle
since the end of the 1800’s to today. I will also
discuss KC’s first motorcycle, the O.J. Plummer
dating back to around 1902. This class will be
simple enough for those who have never studied
motorcycle development, however, everyone will
learn something. There will be plenty of discussion,
so come and join in!
CONVENER: Mark Bayer
CLASS FEE: $10.00
KCMO; LIMIT: 18
Looking for a direction for your career? Discover
your ideal work by finding and exploring the
patterns in your interests, skills, values and
natural gifts. Turn what makes you unique into a
meaningful and lucrative career. If you are unhappy
in your work, or are thinking about returning to
work, this class will get you started on a solid path
to discovering the perfect career choice for this
time of your life. Jennifer Anderson is the author
of Plant Yourself Where You Will Bloom (on the
Amazon bestseller list for career advice in October
2013) and has been teaching this class for 17 years
CONVENER: Jennifer Anderson
Email: coachjen@jenniferanderson.com
Website: www.jenniferanderson.com
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, December 09; 6:30 PM - 8:30
food
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#3008 A
Fruit Tarts Made Easy
Want to impress your friends and family with a
show-stopping dessert? You will work through each
step of the process: from making the crust, cooking
the custard and artfully placing seasonal fruit on top.
Each person will take a mini tart home with them!
CONVENER: Kelly Savage
Email: kellydsavage@GMAIL.COM
PM; Location to be announced; LIMIT: 12
Pantry
#3001 A
Celebrate the Season:
Pumpkin Extravaganza!
Unusual pumpkin crafts, foods and more. Create
Pumpkin Vodka for an easy, tasty Pumpkin Martini
(Home Distiller’s Hand Book), Pumpkin Waffles,
Cinnamon and Sugar Spicy Pumpkin Seeds, PullApart Cinnamon Sugar Pumpkin Bread, Pumpkin
Spice Sugar Scrub This class is held in an 1899
Victorian private residence in Historic Northeast.
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, November 14; 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM;
#3002 A
Comfort Foods: Oh! To Soup!
With the onset of fall and winter comes a time
to curl up inside and watch the snow fall. As the
days shorten, everyone needs a little pick-me-up
of comfort foods, and soup is the perfect solution!
We will taste-test two fabulous hearty winter soups
designed to warm you inside and out. Attendees
will also receive a handout with all four tasty soup
recipes. Come see how easy soup-making can be
and enjoy the taste of some good old-fashioned
comfort! This class is held in an 1899 Victorian
located in Historic Northeast KC.
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, November 14; 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM;
#3003 A
Kefir This!
Have you heard of kefir and wondered
how it is cultured, how it works? Wonder no more!
We will discuss techniques for culturing milk kefir,
taste test a smoothie made with kefir, and you will
go home with your own kefir grains to culture.
Health benefits, and recipes that include uses for
kefir cheese and whey will be included.
#3004 A
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and
Thyme: Cultivating & Cooking w/
Fresh Herbs
Fresh herbs are easy to grow in even the smallest
of yards or patios. But growing them is only half
the fun, it’s time to add them to your food! You
will learn how easy it is to cultivate fresh herbs
and add them to your meals quickly and easily.
Herb-infused tea, roast beef sandwiches w/several
different herb spread choices, Sage Crisps, and
Lemon-Thyme cookies will be served. Several
other easy recipes will be included and methods
for cultivating these plants will be discussed during
the class.
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, September 26; 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM;
#3005 A
How to Cook with Fresh Herbs
from the Garden
This will be a hands-on, culinary herbal productmaking class. Class products will include an herbal
butter, vinegar, and salt, which I provide. Besides
making these products, there will be a fall garden
tour, and some herbal dishes to taste. Please be on
time and shoes need to be removed at the main
door. Each person must bring the following: A 1
cup jar with lid, a 16 oz. glass bottle with lid, and
a small tub to hold herbal product. Please have
all pre-labeled with your name. Registrations
will close for this class on 10/14 at 7 PM. No
exceptions.
CONVENER: Paula Winchester (816-361-2243)
Email: pwe@paulawinchester.com
Website: www.paulawinchester.com
5742 Kenwood Ave., KCMO (home with brilliant blue shutters);
LIMIT: 6
#3006 A
Cooking Local
Create an entire meal from local
ingredients including local produce,
cheeses, spices and beer. Class participants will
cook and enjoy every part of the meal.
CONVENER: Kelly Savage
Email: kellydsavage@gmail.com
#3009 A
The Secret of Soup
We’ll begin with delicious homemade
soup stock with fortifying herbs packed
with calcium and other important nutrients. Choose
from a vegan or chicken bone broth.Then we get
creative! The possibilities are endless; from spices,
vegetables, greens, beans, grains and immune
boosting herbs. Meat is optional. We’ll show you
what to add when to create yummy healthy soups.
Come to class hungry!
Ethnic Food
#3102 A or B
Indian Cooking: Chicken Tikka
Masala
Learn to make this Indian favorite: chicken
marinated in yogurt and spices and then served
in a tomato cream sauce. You’ll learn to cook this
dish from scratch using traditional spices and
techniques. Ajay Sood ran an Indian grocery store
and was often asked how to use Indian spices. He
now teaches cooking classes along with his wife
and his mother.
CONVENER: Ajay Sood & Sabira Sood (913-268-3608 913963-1787)
Sec. B: 1 session; Friday, November 06; 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM;
#3103 A
Midwest Mexican Cooking:
How Ta’ Flauta
This local mother-daughter team presents a
hands-on class preparing a classic Flauta Dinner
from their family recipes. Tender chicken and
beef fillings wrapped in crispy tortillas and dipped
in fresh guacamole, pico de gallo and a savory
tomatillo salsa. A steamy side of rice completes
this party! You will love the combination of
simplicity and ease. Anna is a former restaurant
owner/operator and together they share 20+ years
of experience in the food service industry and
successfully teaching together since 2001.
CONVENER: Anna Walker & Christina Gallegos
Email: a_walker2001@yahoo.com
Harvesters, 3801 Topping Avenue Kc,Mo. 64129; LIMIT: 10
#3104 A
Midwest Mexican Cooking: The
Enchilada Variable
There are Southwest, Tex-Mex and traditional
Mexican versions of this savory entrée, to name a
few. Come join local mother and daughter uniting
to share their original family recipes. This is
an easy, hands-on class where you will learn to
prepare a variety of delectable fillings and aromatic
sauces using simple ingredients and techniques.
Appetites invited and recipes provided! Anna is
a former restaurant owner/operator. They share
20+ years in the food service industry. She and
Christina have been successfully teaching together
since 2001.
CONVENER: Anna Walker & Christina Gallegos
Email: a_walker2001@yahoo.com
; Harvesters, 3801 Topping Avenue Kc,Mo. 64129 LIMIT: 10
Drink
#3301 A
Chai and Chat in my Garden
Do you enjoy learning about tea, like fascinating
little details about plucking, processing, steeping,
and tasting? The focus will be India, my fourth
country of origin. Paula spent five weeks in India
studying tea in Assam and Darjeeling in early 2014.
Come with an inquisitive mind, open heart and
immerse yourself into the mystical realm and toils
of tea. This is an entertaining, educational evening
class to socialize with your friends and find new
ones too. Don’t drink any coffee within three hours
of the class.
LIMIT: 10
#3302 A
Flying Magic Carpet, Teas from
around the World
Paula Winchester has traveled the world to study
tea and will focus on four countries of origin:
China, Japan, Taiwan, and India. Discussion
will center around differences and similarities in
tea production while tasting 4 teas: pu-erh from
China, matcha from Japan, oolong from Taiwan,
and a black CTC from India. Snacks and handouts
provided. Please do not drink any coffee within
three hours of the class.
LIMIT: 10
SAHARA
Mediterranean Food
816-756-5444
320 E. 51st St. 64112
www.saharakc.com
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health
#3303 A, B or C
Homebrewing for Beginners
Attendees will learn the critical part of boiling,
adding hops, chilling, sanitizing, pitching yeast and
how to bottle a 5-gallon batch of beer (sugar and
yeast dosing, sanitizing bottles, crimping crowns,
and bottle conditioning). Each participant takes
home beers for bottle conditioning at home and a
detailed 2-page outline. After this session you’ll
be confident to begin brewing at home. Convener
has experience in a commercial brewery as well as
homebrewing, is a beer judge, and owner/manager
of a homebrew supply shop.
CONVENER: Jennifer Helber (816-472-0516)
Email: contact@graintoglass.biz
PM; Grain to Glass, 1611 Swift North Kansas City Mo 64116;
LIMIT: 12
Sec. B: 1 session; Sunday, October 18; 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM;
Grain to Glass, 1611 Swift North Kansas City Mo 64116; LIMIT:
12
Sec. C: 1 session; Sunday, November 15; 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM;
Grain to Glass, 1611 Swift North Kansas City Mo 64116; LIMIT:
12
#3304 A
How to Brew the Perfect
Cup of Coffee
We’ve all endured the agony of sipping on nasty
coffee... put an end to the madness today. Life is
too short to drink nasty coffee. Attendees will learn
the basics of how to brew the perfect cup of coffee.
In the course, we will address water to coffee ratio
for a variety of brew methods including French
press, Clever Drip, Aeropress, V60 pour over and
Chemex. We will discuss the benefits of grinding
your coffee fresh each morning and helpful tips for
achieving the gold standard of brewing. Waking up
in the morning doesn’t have to be a drudge.
CONVENER: The Bean Sensei & Courtney EdMonds
Email: courtney@theroasterie.com
The Roasterie, 1204 West 27th Street KCMO 64108; LIMIT: 8
In France,
cooking is a
serious art
form and a
national sport.
~Julia Child
Yoga & Tai Chi
#4001 A
#4005 A
Did you know that the ancient exercise science
known as yoga has 22 aspects or systems? 90% of
these techniques can be done sitting and there is
no extreme pressure on body or joints. Join us as
we practice mudra, mantra, kriya, relaxation and
meditation. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a
mat or towel to sit on.
T’ai Chi and Qigong are both ancient Chinese
healing methods. Gentle and simple in nature,
these exercises can help you enhance your
cardiovascular, respiratory and immune systems.
This class will focus on improving your energy
level and on the health aspects of T’ai Chi.
Kundalini Yoga for All Levels
CONVENER: Alan Lee Lippincott (816-529-2771)
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Plaza Wellspring, 1900 W. 47th Place, #328, Westwood, Ks.
66205; LIMIT: 10
T’ai Chi and Qi Gong
CONVENER: Chun Man Sit
Email: chunsit333888@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Community Christian Church, Activity Center, 32 E. 46th St.,
KCMO, across 46th St. from the church, park on the street or in
parking lot behind the Activity Center; LIMIT: 12
#4003 A
T’ai Chi Wu style
This course presents the Wu Style, 32
posture form, and Chi Gong, the art of building
and balancing the energy of the body and self.
The connection of breath to movement in T’ai
Chi improves balance, strength, circulation, and
flexibility. Please bring $20 to class for material
fee.
CONVENER: Mike Reyes
Website: trueselfdefense.org
PM - 9:00 PM; Mi Chuan Martial Arts and Fitness, 5502 Troost
Kansas City 64110; LIMIT: 30
#4004 A or B
Beginning T’ai Chi
T’ai Chi is an ancient system of exercise,
meditation, and martial art that unites mind
and body: an exercise to cultivate the body, a
meditation to cultivate the spirit, a martial art to
cultivate harmonious relationships with others.
Learn the first seven postures with the option
to continue. Kim Kanzelberger, M.A., has been
teaching T’ai Chi in the Kansas City area for over
30 years. He is the director of Center States T’ai
Chi and leads retreats and workshops in the U.S.
and Europe.
CONVENER: Kim Kanzelberger (816-531-0065)
Email: centerstatestaichi@gmail.com
Website: www.centerstatestaichi.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
Sec. A: 4 sessions; Meets Mondays and Wednesdays,
September 14,16, 21 & 23; 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM; Center States
T’ai Chi Assn, 111 E. Gregory, KC, Mo; LIMIT: 20
Sec. B: 4 sessions; Mondays and Wednesdays, November
9,11,16 & 18; 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM; Center States T’ai Chi Assn,
111 E. Gregory, KC, Mo; LIMIT: 20
#4008 A
Acrobatic Style Partner
Yoga
Learn and and hone building blocks to a fun and
safe partner acrobatic practice. In this all levels
workshop, we blend yoga, acrobatic and Thai
massage techniques for various positions as flyer,
base and spotter. Come alone or with a partner
—no previous experience in yoga or acrobatics
necessary!
CONVENER: Patrick Miller (816-210-4077)
Pop-Up Gallery, 2100 Main Kansas City Mo 64108; LIMIT: 27
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#4010 A
#4013 A
The moon is full tonight! Experience the
energizing, relaxing effects of Reiki and other
forms of healing energy. Reiki works on physical,
emotional and spiritual levels to open the flow in
your life. Techniques will be taught to help you be
more sensitive to subtle energy. We will play with
a variety of energy techniques including Reiki, bioforce, polarity, chakra balancing and healing with
sound. The class is held in our home in beautiful
Dogwood Forest.
Kundalini Yoga Kundalini yoga is a form of
physical and meditative yoga comprising various
techniques using the mind, body and our senses. It
goes beyond the physical performance of Asanas
with its emphasis on breathing, meditation, mudras
and chanting. It can be very intense and appeals
to those who are up for both mental and physical
challenges. Kundalini yoga helps in the better functioning of the digestive, glandular, cardiovascular,
lymphatic and nervous systems. Please bring $10
material fee to class.
Reiki Play Day
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#4011 A
Kundalini Yoga!
CONVENER: Karen Carmack
Email: kscarmack@kc.rr.com
Website: http://www.anahatawellness.massagetherapy.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM; The Wellness Wheel, 5742 N Broadway
Kansas City Mo 64118; LIMIT: 15
Family Yoga
Family Yoga is an open and friendly yoga class
suitable for all types of family units and/or
caretakers. Class is adapted to include toddlers and
kids. Those too young to participate can play/stare
at the other kids, be worn, be held, or hang out next
to you! Yoga poses, breathing techniques, acting
out yoga stories, and rest round out this community
class. Bring $11.00 for room rental fees.
CONVENER: Yogi Community with Amanda Garner
(816-922-9900; 816-922-9900)
Email: girlwiththegreenyogamat@gmail.com
Website: http://yogicommunity.net/
CLASS FEE: $16.00
PM - 6:30 PM; Kundalini Yoga Center, 3525 Walnut St., KCMO;
LIMIT: 20
Good health and good
sense are two of life’s
greatest blessings.
~Publilius Syrus
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Massage
#4101 A
Couples Massage
Massage is a great way to relieve
stress, improve health, and connect with a partner.
In this class, we will go over some basic massage
techniques: From the arms and legs, hands and feet,
to the head, shoulders, and back. Attendees will
take turns giving and receiving.
CONVENER: Patrick Miller (816-210-4077)
CLASS FEE: $14.00
PM - 6:00 PM; Location to be announced; LIMIT: 18
#4102 A or B
Consider Becoming a
Massage Mentor
The Massage Therapy Law in Missouri gives
practitioners the option to “Apprentice/Mentor”
students. Over the years I have really enjoyed
teaching using this method. If you’re curious, let’s
review Mentoring requirements and brainstorm
how to fulfill student requirements.
CONVENER: Necia Gamby (913-232-9119)
Email: necia@nrginMotion.com
Website: www.nrginMotion.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
5000 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, Mo 64110; LIMIT: 20 LIMIT: 16
5000 Rockhill Rd., Kansas City, Mo 64110; LIMIT: 20 LIMIT: 16
Upcoming Events
August
Thurs. Aug 6 – Sun. Oct 4
Hiroshima-Nagasaki: 70 Years Beyond the Bombings
Miller Nichols Library, Ground Floor Link Gallery
September
Sat. Sept 12 1:30 p.m-3:30 p.m.
Latino Americans: 500 Years of History discussion and film series
Mattie Rhodes Art Gallery, 915 W 17th St Kansas City, MO
Thurs. Sept 29 6 p.m.—8 p.m.
Founder’s Week portFOLio event: “The Guest Cottage” Nancy Thayer
Book Talk & Reception
Book Talk & Signing: Bloch Executive Hall Room 218
Reception: Bloch Executive Hall 331
October
Wed. Oct 14th 3 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Push Has Come To Shove: Getting Our Kids the Education They Deserve
book talk by Steve Perry
Miller Nichols Library, 1st floor, iX Theatre
Sat. Oct 17– Mon. Dec 21
Intra-Inter-Action: Presenting Painter Sharon Gradischnig in
Retrospective
Art Exhibit
Miller Nichols Library, 4th floor Dean’s Gallery
Thurs. Oct. 22 5 p.m.—8 p.m.
“Intra-Inter-Action: Presenting Painter Sharon Gradischnig in
Retrospective
Opening Reception
Miller Nichols Library, 4th Floor Dean’s Gallery
November
Wed. Nov 4th 12 p.m.— 1 p.m.
Americanah book discussion
Miller Nichols Library, iX Theatre 1st floor
Sat. November 14th 1:30 p.m.—3:30 p.m
Latino Americans: 500 Years of History
Discussion and film screening
National World War I Museum 100 W 26th st. Kansas City ,MO
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Nutrition
#4201 A
3 Steps To Overcome Emotional Eating
If you’ve tried diet after diet and nothing ever
seems to stick, this class is for you. Learn the
common mistakes most people make when trying
to lose weight that actually end up back-firing and
what you can do instead. No deprivation, dieting,
or willpower is required! Bring $2 for materials.
CONVENER: Shannon Hodge (360-350-7801)
Email: e.shannonhodge@gmail.com
Website: www.shannonhodge.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Friday, October 16; 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM;
Plaza Library, Small Room, 4801 Main Street, Kansas City, MO
64112; LIMIT: 20
#4202 A
One Green Smoothie a Day Will
Keep the Doctor Away....Forever
Do you have low energy? Can’t lose weight? Do
you have problems with indigestion/elimination?
Do you crave sweets? Do you want to eat healthy
but just can’t find the time? If you have answered
yes to at least one of these questions, this class is
for you! Learn the health benefits of raw greens and
an easy way to incorporate fruits, vegetables and
greens into your diet. We will prepare a very tasty
green smoothie that is also good for you!
CONVENER: Sonia Malburg
Email: sm@kc.rr.com
Harvestors, 3801 Topping Avenue KC MO 64129; LIMIT: 12
816-235-1448
#4203 A or B
Are there GMO’s in my
Organics?
Have you ever wondered about GMO vs. organic
and what it all means? Join Melissa Toye HN, LPN,
LBWA, as we discuss the debate surrounding our
food supply. How organic and GMO crops are
defined, grown, and marketed to the consumer. Are
there any benefits to either? Please bring $5.00 to
class for materials.
CONVENER: Melissa Toye (816-866-0392 816-868-2383)
Email: melissa@midwestherbsandoils.com
Website: http://midwestherbsandoils.com
#4204 A
Herbal Infusions and Teas
We’ll learn about a plethora of healing herbs and
make blends tailored to the season and our personal
needs. You’ll go home with a winter chai full of
warming, fortifying herbs and a blend of your own
making based on what you learn in class.
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, November 21; 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM;
Healing
#4301 A
Dispelling the Myths of Hospice
Designed to explain the role of hospice care at
the end of one’s life. This class reviews when
to request hospice and the services provided
will include clarification of many myths, ethical
issues at the end of life, and how to design a legal
document to assure one’s preferences are known.
The speaker is a seasoned nurse who weaves an
inspiring message that turns an uncertain moment
into a holy moment.
CONVENER: Carol Are (816-444-4611)
Email: care@gracehospicekc.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Grace Hospice, Suite 201, 9233 Ward Pkwy., Kansas City, Mo
64114; LIMIT: 20
#4302 A
Basic Life Support for Healthcare
Professionals
This Red Cross class teaches professionals in
health care and other workplace settings with a
duty to respond, how to respond to cardiac and
breathing emergencies in adults, children and
infants. Students who successfully complete the
class will receive a 2-year certificate from the Red
Cross with anytime, anywhere access to training
and certification verification. BLS will be taught by
a certified Red Cross instructors, meets AHA and
OSHA guidelines and CEU credit requirements for
many educational programs.
CONVENER: Yancy Davis
UMKC Administrative Center, Plaza Room, 5115 Oak Kansas
City MO 64110; ; LIMIT: 12
#4303 A
American Red Cross
First Aid Training
Have fun learning to save lives. This class will
teach you how to recognize and respond to first
aid emergencies such as external bleeding, bruises,
burns, cuts, fractures, sprains, strains, head, neck,
back, cold and heat-related illnesses, stroke and
diabetic emergencies. Students will receive a Red
Cross certificate valid for 2 years at the end of the
class. Taught by a certified Red Cross Instructor,
this class meets current OSHA guidelines and CEU
credit requirements for many educational programs.
Sec. A: 1 session; Friday, November 06; 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM;
64112; ; LIMIT: 25
#4304 A
Red Cross CPR & First
Aid for Caretakers
Have fun and learn to save lives! CPR and First Aid
for Caretakers is an American Red Cross training
class designed for caretakers, companions, home
health aides and personal care attendants who assist
elderly and disabled family members or loved
ones with daily living activities such as cooking,
cleaning, personal hygiene and transportation
to medical appointments. No exam is required.
Students who complete the class will receive a
2-year certificate from the American Red Cross.
Taught by Yancy Davis, a certified Red Cross
Instructor. Light refreshments will be served.
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, November 11; 9:00 AM - 3:00
PM; Location to be announced; LIMIT: 12
#4305 A
Allergic Reactions &
Bloodborne Pathogens
Have fun learning to save lives. Learn how
to recognize and respond to allergic reactions
(anaphylaxis) at home, school, work and in the
community, and to administer an adrenaline shot
with an Epipen. Also, for those who risk on-the-job
exposure, learn how bloodborne pathogens such as
Hepatitis B, C and HIV are spread, avoid exposure
and what to do if exposed to infectious material.
Red Cross certificates are given at the end of
class. Taught by a certified Red Cross instructor,
the class meets OSHA guidelines and CEU credit
requirements for many educational programs.
Westport Library, Meeting Room, 118 Westport Road, Kansas
City, MO 64111, please use street parking; ; LIMIT: 20
#4306 A
Learning How to Manage
Insomnia
This course will briefly summarize basic
information about sleep and insomnia; and then,
present a step-by-step overview of standard
techniques for self-management of insomnia. There
will be handouts for each step of the course.
CONVENER: Sid Nau, PhD.
Email: nau@bellsouth.net
PM - 8:00 PM; Flarsheim Hall, Rm. 305, 5110 Rockhill Rd.,
UMKC Campus, KCMO 64110; LIMIT: 20
#4307 A
Aromatherapy 1 (stress
relief) for Humans and
Animals
Learn how to relieve stress using scent. Students
will learn about herbs, essential oils and how to
grow their own herbs. Seeds and more will be
provided with supply fee. Stress relief for animals
will also be covered.
Brush Creek Community Center, 3801 Brush Creek Blvd., KCMO
64108; LIMIT: 15
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#4308 A
Your Guide to Coping with Cancer
From one survivor to another, come learn how to
cope emotionally, mentally, and spiritually with
cancer - from diagnosis through recovery. We’ll
meditate together, talk about managing the loss of
identity that comes with diagnosis, and how to care
for YOU while you’re caring for your body.
CONVENER: Shani Enns
Email: shani.enns@gmail.com
Website: www.embraceyourhumanity.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Embrace Your Humanity, 1900 Swift, Suite 208, North Kansas
City, Mo 64116; LIMIT: 25
#4310 A
Quieting the Mind Through
Meditation – Level II
Continue to focus on mindful meditations by
quieting the mind through breath, Mantra and
Mudras. We will reinforce the importance of using
our breath and experience Mudras positions of
the body that focus on body energy. Mantra is
an instrument of the mind, a powerful sound or
vibration that you can use to enter a deeper state of
meditation.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
The Wellness Wheel, 5742 N Broadway Kansas City Mo 64118;
LIMIT: 15
#4311 A
Mood Management
Take control of your mood and life with the use of
essential oils. Learn multiple ways to incorporate
“Mood Management” into your life with these
natural oils. Please bring $15 to class for materials.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, September 24, 6:00 PM - 8:00
PM; The Wellness Wheel, 5742 N Broadway Kansas City Mo
64118; LIMIT: 10
Supportive
Counseling
Services
for Individuals,
Couples, Children,
Families and Groups
Shelley Stelmach-Nigro, MS, LPC
Westport Growth Center
4104 Central • Kansas City, MO 64111
(816) 753-1110
www.WestportGrowthCenter.com
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#4312 A or B
Essential Oils for Beginners!
Do you want to begin using essential oils, but find
all the information overwhelming? Join us in a
casual conversation about the who, what, where,
when, and why all about oils! Please bring $5.00 to
CONVENER: Melissa Toye (816-866-0392; 816-868-2383)
CLASS FEE: $10.00
KCMO; LIMIT: 30
Sec. B: 1 sssion; Wednesday, November 04; 7:00 PM - 8:00
PM; Flarsheim Hall, Rm. 262, 5110 Rockhill Rd., UMKC
#4313 A or B
Herbs and Oils for the Season!
Fall and winter are great times to use herbs and
essential oils to warm up the home and bolster the
immune system. I will share healthy recipes for the
body, mind, and home. These recipes also make
great homemade gifts! Please bring $5 to class for
materials.
CONVENER: Melissa Toye (816-866-0392 816-868-2383)
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Wednesday, November 11; 7:00 PM - 8:00
Campus, KCMO 64110; LIMIT: 30
Sec. B: 1 session; Wednesday, December 09; 7:00 PM - 8:00
#4314 A
Herbal Home Remedies
Learn what our grandmothers don’t teach us
anymore. Facilitate your own healing. We’ll learn
about a variety of remedies from herbal teas and
medicinal foods to poultices and salves. We’ll make
a healing salve and cough syrup in class for you to
take home. Hands-on demonstration, samples and
handouts included.
#4315 A
How to Find Help with a
Prescription Assistance
Program
People on a fixed income sometimes have to make
a choice between eating and buying expensive
drugs. Even those not on a fixed incomes need
prescription drugs cost hundreds of dollars. Come
and listen to John Alford explain how you can pay
$25.00 plus a reasonable amount for prescription
drugs costing hundreds of dollars.
CONVENER: Phil Agee
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Johnson County Public Library, Oak Park Branch, 95th street
and Blue Jacket, OPKS 66212; LIMIT: 10
,
Fitness
Beauty
#4402 A
#4501 A
Get into running or power-walking to get fit,
make new friends and shed a pound or two. This
is a class for new runners, runners who gave it up
but want to start again, persons who walk with a
vengeance. By the end of the ten weeks, you will
be able to complete a 5K. You will be required
to join the Kansas City Track Club ($20) at the
first meeting. Your membership entitles you to a
10% discount on your running and power-walking
needs. Youngsters welcome with parents.
Natural Hair 101: An introduction to natural
hair care basics. This class will provide an
understanding of the structure of textured hair.
Learn how to properly comb and detangling natural
hair, as well as how to effectively grow and style
your natural hair.
Start Running or Power-Walking
for Fitness, Fun and Friends
CONVENER: Louis Joline (816-679-8185)
Email: ljoline@aol.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
PM - 8:00 PM; Garry Gribble’s Running Sports, Ward Parkway
Shopping Center, 8600 Ward Pkwy., KCMO; LIMIT: 10
Natural Hair Care for Biracial
Children
CONVENER: Veronica Besch
Email: Veronica@thatcurl.com
me & you
Singles
Self Development
#5001 A
#5302 A
Two in One: Fun Ways for Singles
to Meet and Advantages (or not)
of Being Single
This class combines two of Davidson’s workshops
into one session. The first half shares fun and clever
ways a single person can get noticed and meet
someone new. The second half is a discussion of
the advantages versus the disadvantages of being
single. Get both workshops in one evening. The
material fee includes two booklets the convener
has published that are used in the workshop. Please
register by October 9 and bring $6.00 for class
materials.
CONVENER: Don Davidson
Plaza Library, Large Room, 4801 Main Street, Kansas City, Mo
64112; LIMIT: 20
Relationships
#5101 A
When the Honeymoon Is Over
No longer does love mean just meeting your
soulmate or that love happens once. The Love Guru
is redefining love in the 21st Century. Come learn
how to spice up your life as love is in the air. This
class will help you find the love of your life.
CONVENER: Ajay Sood (913-268-3608 913-963-1787)
Adult-Child Trauma Syndrome
and Codependency
I will present an accurate definition of dependent
personality disorder and adult-child trauma
syndrome including: characteristics, accurate
diagnosis, and effective treatment intervention.
CONVENER: Lisa Doyle (816-205-0082)
Email: pioneerstjoe@yahoo.com
CLASS FEE: $12.00
Sec. A: 2 sessions; Thursdays, beginning, October 08; 5:00
PM - 6:30 PM; Addiction Awareness, 117B Main Street Liberty
Mo; LIMIT: 15
#5303 A or B
How to Feel Good and Stay
Positive, No Matter What!
Award-winning author MK Mueller will help you
get where you want to go in life! You’ll learn how
to use 1-minute a day to increase energy, make
your best decision every time, turn BC (Blaming
and Complaining) into AD (Acting and Dreaming),
practice her FGH positive attitude formula:
Forgiveness of the past, Gratitude for the present
and Hope for the future. Based on her book, 8 to
Great: The Powerful Process for Positive Change,
it’s excellent for managers, educators, parents.
Please bring $5.00 for class materials.
CONVENER: MK Mueller (402-212-3033 828-242-9033)
Email: info@8togreat.com
Website: www.8togreat.com
5200 W. 94th Terrace, 5200 W. 94th Terrace Street, #107 Prairie
Village KS; LIMIT: 20
5200 W. 94th Terrace, 5200 W. 94th Terrace Street, #107 Prairie
Village KS; LIMIT: 20
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#5304 A
Improving Self-Esteem
Do you suffer from low self-esteem? In this
workshop, we will use the techniques of EFT and
hypnosis to help you feel more confident, less
worried about what other people think of you,
more relaxed in social situations, more confident
about how you look, more confident about your
ideas, and better able to stand up to bullies. Carol
Henderson is a Certified Hypnotherapist.
CONVENER: Carol Henderson (913-908-6907)
Email: carol@newdayhypno.com
Website: www.NewDayHypno.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, November 07; 10:00 AM - 12:00
PM; Cloverleaf Office Park, Bldg. #3, 6405 Metcalf, #114,
Overland Park, KS; LIMIT: 25
#5305 A or B
Getting My Life In Order
Do you want to live a stress-free,
happier, healthier life? This course will help
anyone who needs to start over, make some
changes, and reinvent who they are. These tips
will help you make the changes you need to a new,
improved you. Bring $10 to class for workbook.
CONVENER: Carmelita McRoy
Email: speakingtruthkc@gmail.com
Website: http://www.carmelitamcroy.com
PM; Haag Hall, Rm. 212, 52nd & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus,
KCMO; ; LIMIT: 15
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, October 10; 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM;
Haag Hall, Rm. 212, 52nd & Rockhill Rd., UMKC Campus,
KCMO; LIMIT: 15
816-235-1448
#5307 A
Developing The Positives In Your Life
Learning to look for the positives in life is more
promising than dwelling on the struggles we
all experience. This world can be a negative,
unforgiving place. The antidote is looking for the
good things in our lives which build us up! We will
also look at many of the basic struggles that we
all must encounter and see how we can respond to
them in more positive and affirming ways.
CONVENER: Mark Bayer Ed.D.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, September 24; 7:00 PM - 8:30
KCMO; LIMIT: 18
#5309 A
#5306 A
Integral Philosophy
in Action: Cultivating
Creative Community
Are you facing any type of life transition, such
as divorce, career/job change, empty nest, or
health status? This is an opportunity to identify
options and clarify choices about life directions
while interacting with horses. Please wear sturdy
shoes and dress for the weather. This is a groundbased class; there is no riding. Cathy is certified
by EAGALA as an Equine Specialist and has
a lifetime of experience with horses. Bonnie is
certified by EAGALA as a Mental Health Specialist
and has many years of experience as a clinical
social worker. Please bring $10 for materials.
Integral philosophy emphasizes the evolution of
consciousness and culture as a central factor in the
process of evolution. Exploration of Integral theory
and its application for Community Development.
Section A: Introduction to Integral theory
developed over the last century through the work
of Aurobindo, Whitehead, Teilhard de Chardin,
Wilber and others. Section B: The Action Dialogue.
We are here to Do! Having talked and talked.
Section C: Community of Resource. Connecting to
the FLOW of abundance all around us. Section D:
Creating Fluid Networks and Circles of Exchange.
Continuing Action
Let Horses Help With Your Life
Transition
CONVENER: Cathy Cowger & Bonnie E. Benson, LCSW (816914-3601)
Email: cathy.cowger@gmail.com
Website: cedarlanefarm.us
CLASS FEE: $10.00
PM; Cedar Lane Farm, 13004 NW 81st Street, KCMO 64152;
LIMIT: 10
CONVENER: Steve Mann & Fred Culver (816-352-9213)
Sec. A: 4 sessions; Wednesday, September 23; Wednesday,
October 14; Wednesday, November 18; Thursday, December 17;
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; UMKC School of Medicine, Theatre B, first
floor, 2411 Holmes, KCMO, Parking is on Charlotte, Bring picture
ID; LIMIT: 24
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#5310 A, B or C
The Secret to Becoming
Unstoppable and Creating
Success
Are you tired of setting goals but never reaching
them? What if the next time you set out to lose
weight, finish the project, grow your business, or
find that dream job, you knew you couldn’t fail?
This simple but powerful program will show you
the secret to launch you to new levels of personal
power and success! In this interactive presentation,
Tina introduces you to the secret power behind
goal setting and how you can finally reach the life
of your dreams. Then she guides you through the
process of applying this secret to your selected
goal.Come prepared to be inspired and get
motivated!
CONVENER: Tina Joy Cochran
Email: tina@3amWoman.com
Website: www,3amWoman.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. B: 1 session; Thursday, November 19; 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM;
Sec. C: 1 session; Thursday, December 17; 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM;
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#5311 A
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective
People—The Most Profoundly
Practical Book of the Last 100
Years
If you could select only one book to study for your
personal benefit, what would it be? Although we’re
all very different, for many people, an outstanding
selection would be Stephen Covey’s, The 7 Habits
of Highly Effective People. Published in 1989, it is
still a hot seller, with people from all walks of life
reading it, re-reading it, and almost unanimously
being at least a little better for it. At the end of
class, 3 copies of the 25th anniversary edition will
be randomly given out.
CONVENER: Scott Cline
Email: scottpcline@hotmail.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#5312 A or B
RED Hot Living The
Secret Formula To
Reclaim Fun and Passion In a
Crazy, Stressful World
You came here to make a difference, but then life
happened. Constant demands from jobs, school,
family, friends, you name it. If life is overwhelming
and busy, come learn the formula for setting it
straight and focusing on what matters so you can
still get it all done. Walk away with two tools you
can start using immediately to gauge and elevate
your emotional power to beat stress and be way
more productive while having FUN! Participants
will receive a two-week implementation support
journal and a complementary follow up strategy
session with Linda, the RED Hot Coach. Please
bring $10 to first class for materials.
CONVENER: Linda Cordes (816-739-7923)
Email: cordeskiki@aol.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. B: 1 session; Monday, September 28; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM;
#5313 A
Wear Your Confidence
This course will focus on personal growth and
confidence building. Each topic of study will allow
the student to self-reflect as well as set a goal
to build confidence in each topic of focus. The
class will offer guest speakers. The student will
complete a goal for each topic and evaluate their
own personal growth throughout the semester.
Most confidence books, groups, or programs make
you feel good temporarily because they never give
concrete ways to grow; this course will offer a 12week plan taking your confidence to the next level.
CONVENER: Patricia Byrd
Email: elanboutiquekc@yahoo.com
UMKC Campus, KCMO 64110; LIMIT: 20
#5314 A or B
Healing from Grief
Getting over losing a loved one is not
easy, but talking about it can ease the pain. I lost
two of my children suddenly so I know how grief
can try to take over your life. Come with me as
I show you my journey to healing and I know it
will help you. There is life for you after losing
your loved one. Please bring $10.00 to class for
materials.
CONVENER: Carmelita McRoy
Email: speakingtruthkc@gmail.com
Website: http://www.carmelitamcroy.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, November 07; 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM;
Self Healing
#5403 A
Meditation for Chronic Pain
It’s been called the most powerful painkiller on the
planet: meditation helps soothe your mind, body
and soul. Learn new techniques for meditation
success, even if you’ve struggled with it before and
even if your pain makes it hard to sit still. Chairs
and cushions provided, please feel free to bring
additional cushions for comfort.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Embrace Your Humanity, 1900 Swift, Suite 208, North Kansas
City, Mo 64116; LIMIT: 25
#5315 A
#5404 A
Shakespeare said that “in life we get the full
catastrophe.” Boy that’s the truth. Developing a
language of comfort reduces anxiety and doubt.
Make life a series of joyful discoveries rather than
a painful sentencing. New cutting-edge research in
the field of interpersonal neurobiology teaches us
how to steer our mind instead our mind steering us.
We don’t have to believe everything our mind tells
us. Hope management generates post-traumatic
growth making now better so that later will be
easier. Developing a basic faith in yourself is a gift
that can’t be repossessed stolen or burnt.
Resilience is how we cope with adversity, fend
off damage and bounce back. Traumas, crises,and
tragedies come in many forms. People benefit
from them in three primary ways. Some people
need adversity, set backs and even trauma to
reach their highest levels of strength, fulfillment
and personal development. Adversity radically
changes our perspective about what matters in life.
Learning how to grow post-traumatically breaks
the contamination sequence that unhealed pain so
generously delivers. We don’t receive wisdom, we
must discover it. Do it while your young in order to
lighten the load.
When Living and Learning Hurt—
Making Now Better so that Later
is Easier
CONVENER: Thomas W. Scott, M.S. L.P.C 913-579-6840
Email: thomasscott2416@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $16.00
Sec. A: 3 sessions; Thursdays, beginning, September 24; 7:00
Post-Traumatic GrowthOvercoming Adversity
and Building Resilience
CONVENER: Thomas W. Scott, M.S. L.P.C.,913-579-6840
Email: thomasscott2416@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $16.00
inner paths
Spirituality
#6001 A
A Course in Miracles—UR Text
Part 1: This course is about awakening to one’s
higher self and the higher selves in others. Students
are expected to read and apply ACIM as homework
and later discuss in class. The UR Text means
Unrevised and its wording is closer to what was
actually channeled from Jesus Christ and his
coworkers.
CONVENER: Reverend Shasta
CLASS FEE: $18.00
Sec. A: 13 sessions; Thursdays, beginning, September 24; 2:30
PM - 4:00 PM; School of Education, Rm. 117, 615 E 52nd St.,
#6002 A
Listen—The Universe Is Talking
to You
Whether you pray, meditate, chant, or cast spells
this class will talk to you. We will talk about the
different ways the Universe talks to you and see
if you are really listening. We will also talk about
symbolism and understanding.
CONVENER: Rose Abrams (816-392-0782)
Email: rose_abrams@yahoo.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, November 12; 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM;
#6005 A
Pagans, Witches and Wizards,
OH MY!
Paganism is an umbrella term that encompasses a
wide variety of religions, belief-sets and spiritual
paths. For some, paganism refers to any preChristian religions, for others it refers to any
polytheistic religion (those that include the worship
of many gods and/or goddesses), for others it
includes both of these and more. The lack of a firm
and agreed definition makes the question ‘What
is paganism?’ a very difficult one to answer. The
Pagan community in Kansas City is represented by
a wide diversity of spiritual beliefs and practices,
and throughout the course of this class we will
delve into some of the different spiritual practices
that make up the Pagan community in Kansas City.
It is my sincere hope that those who attend this
class will walk away with a better understanding of
what Paganism truly is.
CONVENER: Angela Krout
Email: angelamariekrout@gmail.com
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; Flarsheim Hall, Rm. 302, 5110 Rockhill Rd.,
#6008 A
Bible Studies / Bible
Marking Classes
Are you interested in learning what the Bible has
to say concerning end-time prophecy and how it
may affect us today? Are you interested in learning
Bible prophecy and how it relates to world events?
If so, the Three Angels Seventh-Day Adventist
Church will be hosting Bible study classes, as
well as Bible marking classes, to better help us to
understand these misunderstood topics and to be
ready for the soon coming of Jesus Christ. We will
be covering topics such as: The Mark of the Beast,
The Anti-Christ, Are the dead really dead?, The
glorious second coming of Jesus and The lost day
in history.
CONVENER: Dejay Nelson (816-301-4732)
Email: info@3angelssdachurch.com
Website: www.3angelssdachurch.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM; Grandview United Methodist Church, 12613
Grandview Road, Grandview Mo 64030; LIMIT: 5
#6009 A
Basics of Buddhism
Buddhism is a 2,500 year-old tradition that teaches
us how to end pain and suffering in ourselves and
in others. This twelve-week course will cover all of
the basics, including: meditation instruction, life of
the Buddha, foundational Buddhist teachings, three
schools of Buddhism, and much more. This course
is open to all regardless of previous experience.
Each class will begin with an optional meditation
from 7:00 to 7:30. Please bring $20 for textbook to
first class.
CONVENER: Sergio Moreno
7:45 PM - 9:00 PM; Rime Buddhist Center, 700 West Pennway,
Kansas City Mo 64108, (N. on I-35, exit on W. Pennway, take a
left, RBC on right); LIMIT: 60
#6011 A
The Forgiveness Process
Increase your spiritual practice by including
forgiveness. We’ll discuss the meanings of
forgiveness and how it benefits you. We’ll conclude
with a short meditation that is respectful to all
faiths. Craig is the author of the books Forgiving
Judas—A Man’s Journey to Forgive His Brother
and Forgiving Our Fathers, Forgiving Ourselves.
They are works of fiction based on true events.
Craig is also a counselor in the Kansas City area
and has developed a forgiveness meditation on CD
which will be available for purchase.
CONVENER: Craig McAndrew (913-206-5317)
Email: kansascitycounselor@yahoo.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
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Meditation
#6201 A
Krishnamurti: The Best Class
You Will Ever Take on Meditation
Topics include: Meditation, how it works and
why common methods of meditation should
never be practiced. 1) 24-hour-a-day meditation
that does not interfere with other activity. No
breath focusing. No mantra. No visualization.
No subconscious influence. Straight talk and no
bull. We will make sense where others don’t and
will show you meditation that will put Buddhism
in the dust. 2) Stop conflict and confusion in the
mind anytime, anywhere, without effort or idea.
3) The stopping of any habit without effort or
escape. 4) The transformation of the mind. 5)
The transformation of pain. 6) The clearing of
perception. This time it’s the real thing. We will not
waste your time. We will do meditation in class.
Later, we will watch a film about Krishnamurti—
the 60-year career of the most unique and powerful
religious teacher in the world. Too strong for
television. The serious truth-seeker should never
miss it. Free classic CD, color catalog and more.
CONVENER: Marcus Williamson (816-531-6155)
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#6202 A
Soul Clearing Meditation
Join Jackie Denning for a guided
meditation intended to clear three energy kinks
in our subtle bodies. Jackie was trained in
Palm Harbor Florida through Elasa Tiernan of
Soulstarsource.com. You should be able to do the
clearings on your own after one class, but private
sessions are available by appointment if so needed.
Sharing and worksheet follows meditation. Please
bring $11.00 to class for materials.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Hummingbird Touch Healing Center, 3937 Washington St.,
KCMO 64111; LIMIT: 11
#6203 A
Meditation Workshop
Meditation has been proven to lower blood
pressure, relieve stress, and aid in coping with
anxiety. It has also been shown to be very effective
with chronic pain, insomnia, and panic disorder.
Meditation can be practiced anywhere and has
no dangerous side effects. In this one-session
class, students will learn simple techniques to
begin a life-changing meditation practice. This
class is based upon the work of Jon Kabat-Zinn
of the Stress Reduction Clinic at the University of
Massachusetts Medical Center.
CONVENER: Sergio Moreno
CLASS FEE: $10.00
PM; Rime Buddhist Center, 700 West Pennway, Kansas City
Mo 64108, (N. on I-35, exit on W. Pennway, take a left, RBC on
right); LIMIT: 60
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#6204 A
Beginning Meditation
Have you tried to meditate but experienced
problems? Have you wanted to learn to meditate,
but weren’t sure where to start? If you are ready to
begin a meditation practice, then this is the course
for you. Meditation reduces stress, increases blood
flow and is beneficial in many areas of one’s life.
Craig has also developed a meditation CD that is
available for purchase.
CONVENER: Craig McAndrew (913-206-5317)
Email: kansascitycounselor@yahoo.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
#6205 A
Mindfulness for Everyday Living
Would you like to meditate, but can’t find the time?
Discover mini-meditations to calm your nerves and
enrich your life.
CONVENER: Martha Childers
Email: martha@childerscounselingservice.com
Website: www.childerscounselingservice.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
816-235-1448
#6206 A
Rite of the Womb
Mandala Meditation
The Rite of the Womb comes from the Peruvian
Shamanic tradition. This simple but powerful
rite is for women only and provides healing an
empowerment. After we receive the rite, we will
create a womb mandala to seal this powerful
energy within ourselves. There is an additional
$15.00 material fee for this class. Please bring to
class. Location is in Independence, convener will
email directions.
CONVENER: Linda VanBibber
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Monday, November 02; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM;
Location in Independence; she will email directions; LIMIT: 10
#6207 A
Hands of Light Mandala Meditation
We are all healers, sparks of the divine. This
meditation will connect us to that reality where we
are Light and Love. In that space, we will create
a Hands of Light Mandala. These mandalas never
fail to be beautiful creations! There is an additional
$15.00 materials fee for this class. Please bring to
first class. Location is in Independence, convener
will email directions.
CONVENER: Linda VanBibber
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Location in Independence; she will email directions; LIMIT: 10
#6208 A
#6302 A or B
You will learn tools to help you with everyday
stress and chaos, increase awareness, and enhance
ability to cope with family. The emphasis of this
class is experiential which means to experience
meditation. The experiences made available in
this session will be meditation as a contemplative
practice. It is important to know going into this
class, it is a contemplative practice that often
increases awareness. Bring $15 to class for
materials.
Our deceased loved ones continue to share our
experiences and provide help along our life’s
journey. This lesson will be presented by local
author, Lisa Cooper, as she discusses the afterdeath communication she has experienced with
her mother, based on her book, You Are My Voice.
In this session, you’ll learn specific techniques for
remembering dream visits and receiving signs.
Books are available for purchase,but are not
required for class.
Stress Relief Meditation
CONVENER: Sharon Rodriguez
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, November 19; 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM;
64112; ; LIMIT: 20
#6209 A
Incense Magic
Burning incense has long been a way of clearing
the air and focusing energy toward desired results.
Many ingredients are already in your kitchen.
We’ll use kitchen spices and exotic oils and resins
to make great smelling blends for prosperity, love
and healing. Regina will share some recipes of
Voodoo Priestess Miriam of New Orleans.
Dogwood Forest in Kansas City, Kansas, Regina will contact
with directions.; LIMIT: 10
#6210 A
T’ai Chi & Tea
An introduction into Chinese martial
arts, T’ai chi and Chinese teas. We will be teaching
a basic Lu push set T’ai chi form as well as
standing meditation called chi Kung. Each session
is completed with a serving of traditional Chinese
teas provided by Phoenix herb company.
CONVENER: Chris Hutchings (816-582-4431)
Email: hutchingschi@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
PM - 2:30 PM; Chuan Fa Martial Arts Academy, 7132 Main St,
Kansas City, Mo 64114; LIMIT: 20
Love Never Dies
CONVENER: Lisa Cooper
Email: lisa@YouAreMyVoice.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Royall Hall, Rm. 205, 52nd St, between Rockhill & Holmes,
Sec. B: 1 session; Saturday, November 14; 12:00 PM - 1:30
#6303 A, B or C
Spirit Speaks
Is there a friend or family member in spirit that you
would like to hear from? Are you skeptical that our
loved ones in spirit can no longer communicate
with us? Each person is guaranteed at least one
spirit connection. Jamie is a local psychic medium
who has studied and trained with internationally
renowned psychic mediums Paul and Deborah Rees
as well as Sharon Klingler. Please bring $20 to
CONVENER: Jamie Collins (913-579-8258)
Email: jamie@spiritspeakerkc.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Waldo Branch Library, Rm. B, 201 East 75th Street, Kansas City,
Mo 64114; LIMIT: 5
PM; Plaza Library, Small Room, 4801 Main Street, Kansas City,
Mo 64112; LIMIT: 5
Sec. C: 1 session; Saturday, December 05; 11:00 AM - 12:30
PM; Plaza Library, Large Room, 4801 Main Street, Kansas City,
Mo 64112; LIMIT: 5
Psychic
#6301 A
Intro to Psychic and Mediumship
Development
What exactly does it mean to be psychic? Do
you often wonder if loved ones in spirit can still
communicate with us? Have you wanted to learn
skills and techniques to take your abilities to
the next level? If so, this interactive workshop
promises to give you new and fun ways to connect
with spirits and enhance your everyday life. Jamie
is a local psychic medium who enjoys teaching and
showing you new ways of connecting with spirits.
Please bring $5 to class for materials.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
PM;Royall Hall, Rm. 305, 52nd St. Between Rockhill and
Holmes, UMKC Campus, KCMO; LIMIT: 30
#6304 A
Intuition—The Gift We Ignore
Did you know that you we were all born with a
resource within us that can empower us in our
everyday lives? Our intuition is our birthright and
this class will teach you ways to begin listening
to one of the most unique gifts we came into this
world with. Jamie is a local psychic medium who
enjoys teaching and showing you new ways of
connecting with spirit. Please bring $5 to class for
materials.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Saturday, December 12; 11:00 AM - 12:30
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#6305 A
#6401 A or B
Kansas City’s astrology club, the Aquarian
Organization of Astrologers (AOA) is pleased to
offer a 5-part series of introductory classes. Local
astrologer club members explain how and why
astrology is an important tool for understanding
ourselves, others and events. Classes cover: The
Signs-What They Mean in a Chart; The PlanetsDescribing Chart Action; The Houses-The Areas
of Your Life; The Aspects-Your Challenges and
Gifts in Life; The Transits-Events in Your Life.
Beginners are welcome.
Looking for something different in your life?
Couldn’t we all use a little more prosperity, a little
peace between our walls (or maybe between our
ears), or even some sizzle in the sack? Feng shui
can help you realize these goals. Learn the what,
where, why and how of feng shui. What is it?
Where did it come from? Why did it evolve? Why
should I use it? How does it work? How do I apply
it? Apply all of this to your space and see what
sizzles.
Basics of Astrology
CONVENER: Aquarian Organization of Astrologers
(816-665-7685)
Email: jillconnors@hotmail.com
CLASS FEE: $18.00
PM - 8:45 PM; Plaza Library, Large Room, 4801 Main Street,
New Online
Easy Sign-up
#6306 A
Sisters of the Tarot
Sisters! Learn to read tarot cards and other forms of
divination in a supportive circle of women. We will
explore the divine archetypes and learn to tell the
story expressed through the cards. We will learn to
trust our intuition as we share our perceptions. You
will have fun!
CLASS FEE: $10.00
The Art of Living Space
CONVENER: Shea Geist (913-284-8177)
Email: shea@fengshea.com
Waldo Branch Library, Rm. B, 201 East 75th Street, Kansas City,
Mo 64114; LIMIT: 8
Plaza Library, Small Room, 4801 Main Street, Kansas City, Mo
64112; LIMIT: 8
#6402 A
Energy Healing Without
the Cringe Factor
If you’ve ever felt shy about exploring energy
healing, this class is for you. You’ll learn about the
theory behind energy healing and practical, sensible
techniques to start practicing energy healing on
yourself from the inside out - no nonsense, no
cringing, all fun.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
PM; Embrace Your Humanity, 1900 Swift, Suite 208, North
Philosophy
#6501 A
The Origin of
Consciousness in the
Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind
Based on the book by Julian Jaynes. A review of
the principles presented by Jaynes. - Pre-conscious
brain function: “the gods spoke to me” - The 1206
BC Helka 3 volcano that caused a global drop in
temperature, the Bronze Age collapse and massive
migration that the Bible called “Moses/Exodus”,
which caused the shift in consciousness - The lack
of introspection/self awareness in the Illiad and Old
Testament - The qualities of consciousness. And a
discussion of: - correspondence with Kahnemann’s
Nobel Prize winning work that was presented in
Thinking Fast and Slow - implications for parenting
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Sec. A: 1 session; Thursday, September 24; 7:30 PM - 8:30
KCMO; LIMIT: 30
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#6502 A
The New Science of
Consciousness
In this class, you will learn about new scientific
research that explains how consciousness is the
foundational substrate in which our thoughts
create reality. We will view and discuss videos
from leading researchers such as neuroscientist
Stuart Hameroff MD, Nassim Haramein, quantum
physicists, and other subject matter experts. We
will discuss how the ancient wisdom teachings
correlate with the new science and what the wider
implications of this new research may mean for
humanity as a whole and for us individually. Bring
$5 for materials and an open mind.
CONVENER: Deborah Ryan PhD
Email: welovedogs99@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
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outer paths
Martial Arts
#7001 A
Six Elbows Kung Fu
Six elbows kung fu is a rare southern kung fu
system from Canton, China. It is excellent for
exercise and self-defense. It has many empty-hand
forms, a fan form, a long pole form and a twoperson form. Instructor Chun Man Sit learned this
art in his native city, Hong Kong in the 70s.
CONVENER: Chun Man Sit
Email: chunsit333888@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Community Christian Church, Activity Center, 32 E. 46th St.,
KCMO, across 46th St. from the church, park on the street or in
parking lot behind the Activity Center; LIMIT: 12
#7002 A
Intro to Medieval Swordsmanship
The novice class is geared towards learning the
unarmored fighting techniques as taught by the
medieval German Swordsman, Master Lichtenauer,
in the late 1300s. You will learn basic guards, drills,
and exercises as practiced seven centuries ago. The
intro course includes up to two classes per week
for a period of four weeks. At the end of the course,
students may take a test to determine if they may
continue to the apprentice level, or need a little
more practice. The cost of the class includes a text
book, guild t-shirt, water bottle and equipment
usage.
#7102 A
Backpacking for Beginners
Ever wanted to try camping deep in the peaceful
woods, away from those obnoxious campground
party animals? We’ll discuss the basics of backpacking with an overview of planning, preparation,
safety and gear. We’ll also cover trail etiquette and
‘Leave No Trace’ principles. And, there will be an
optional, one-night backpacking trip later in the fall
so participants can give it a try!
CONVENER: Renee Andriani & Melissa LeSage (913-488-4445)
Email: randri4445@gmail.com
Sec. A: 1 session(s); Beginning Saturday, September 19, 2015;
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM; Location NA; LIMIT: 25
Trips & Tours
#7201 A
Foreign Independent Travel
I will share my recent experiences traveling to
Western Europe, Jordan, Israel, Romania and
China. The class is designed to acquaint want-to-be
travelers with how to travel independently without
expensive packaged tours. We’ll explore the latest
internet-based sites and apps dealing with ticketing,
lodging and communications. The emphasis
will be on how to plan your own trip, travel
inexpensively and meet locals all over the world. I
will demonstrate carry-on packing techniques, how
to pick a good restaurant, how to travel on public
transportation and how to find lodging with real
people.
CONVENER: Medieval Swordsman Guild of Kansas City &
Trevor CleMons or Alyson Burnett Rawitch
Email: alysonswordguild@gmail.com
Website: www.kcsword.com
- 9:00 PM; Roeland Park Community Center, 4850 Rosewood,
Roeland Park, KS 66205; LIMIT: 8
CONVENER: Robert McCollom
CLASS FEE: $10.00
KCMO; LIMIT: 20
Recreation
#8101 A
#7101 A
Naturism/Nudism 101
Explore the history, philosophy, and legality of
clothing optional recreation. Learn in a respectful setting about clothing optional recreation on
a local level. The class will take a simple discussion format and will be taught by a member of the
Heartland Naturists.
CONVENER: Mike C.
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Going Green
Global Warming: A Slow
Rolling and Ever Growing
Crisis
Using a slideshow from The Climate Reality
Project, along with other sources of information,
a basic overview of the global warming problem
will be given. Humanity has been using increasing
amounts of fossil fuels ever since the Industrial
Revolution 250 years ago. Nature has not been
able to cleanse all of the extra greenhouse gases
humanity is pouring into our global atmosphere
every year. Our climate is beginning to destabilize
as a result, with the potential for catastrophic
consequences this century.
CONVENER: David Mitchell
Email: atrial1047@att.net
CLASS FEE: $10.00
Social Concerns
#8301 A
Introduction to Cohousing
Cohousing communities are intentional
collaborative neighborhoods. They bring together
the value of private homes (houses, condos, apts.)
with the benefits of more sustainable living.
That means residents actively participate in the
design and operation of their neighborhoods and
share common facilities and good connections
with neighbors. Cohousing characteristics can
also be worked into existing neighborhoods or
communities. The US Cohousing website offers
more information including the six defining
characteristics of cohousing.
CONVENER: Gayl Reinsch
Email: kccohousing@gmail.com
CLASS FEE: $10.00
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calendar by day
SUNDAY
Sunday, September 20
Becoming a Massage Mentor.....4102A
How To Feel Good.................... 5303A
Couples Massage................. 4101A
Sunday, September 27
Beginning Tango....................1108A
Women of the Drum..............1109A
West Coast Swing.................1105A
Sunday, October 04
Life Draw Class.................... 1035A
Parlez-Vous Francais........... 2402A
Acrobatic Partner Yoga......... 4008A
Sunday, October 11
Mesa Espanol....................... 2406A
Become a Massage Mentor.. 4102B
Sunday, October 18
Homebrewing for Beginners.3303B
Sunday, October 25
How to Feel Good................. 5303B
Magic Carpet, Teas............... 3302A
Sunday, November 01
West Coast Swing.................1105B
Sunday, November 15
Homebrewing....................... 3303C
MONDAY
Monday, September 14
Beginning Tai Chi.................. 4004A
How to Use Myers Briggs..... 2105A
Family Yoga...........................4011A
Start Running........................ 4402A
Brew the Perfect Cup........... 3304A
Dream It! Plan It! Do It!......... 2203A
Rotations: Cycles & Seasons...2703A
Argentine Tango....................1101A
RED Hot Living..................... 5312A
Tap Dance for Adults............. 1114A
Night Club Two-Step..............1106A
Insomnia............................... 4306A
Learn To Knit........................ 1012A
RED Hot Living..................... 5312B
Monday, October 05
Adult Modern Dance..............1122A
Social Media for Beginners... 2604A
The Myths of Hospice........... 4301A
Mandala Meditation.............. 6207A
Hip Hop..................................1127A
Monday, October 12
Kids Hip Hop Dance..............1121A
Ways for Singles to Meet...... 5001A
Monday, October 19
Social Media for Leaders...... 2605A
Sea Chantey Singing............ 1209A
Monday, October 26
Argentine Tango....................1101B
Night Club Two-Step..............1106B
Monday, November 02
Medicaid Look Back Myth..... 2501B
Learn To Knit........................ 1012B
Mandala Meditation.............. 6206A
Monday, November 09
Beginning Tai Chi.................. 4004B
Monday, November 16
Health Insurance Made Easy.2003A
TUESDAY
Tuesday, September 15
Quieting the Mind................. 4310A
Fall in Love with Watercolors.....1013A
Adult Jazz Dance................... 1112A
Tai Chi Wu style.................... 4003A
Health Care in Retirement.... 2014A
Wear Your Confidence.......... 5313A
Beginning Ballroom Dance....1102A
Stand Up Comedy Workshop.... 1303A
Long Term Care.................... 2205A
East Coast Swing..................1103A
Day of the Dead Mask.......... 1046A
Social Dance......................... 1118A
Indian Classical Dance..........1126A
Intro To Objectivism.............. 2706A
Tuesday, October 06
Roll over Retirement Plan..... 2005A
Roadmap to Retirement....... 2013A
Tuesday, October 13
Basic Hand Sewing.............. 2201A
Trench Marketing.................. 2101A
How to Fight Back and Win.. 2502A
Cooking Local....................... 3006A
Buying Real Estate............... 2009B
Selling on eBay Intro............ 2109B
Foreign Independent Travel.. 7201A
Tuesday, October 20
Sew a Pillow Cover................1011A
Investment Fundamentals.... 2012A
Tuesday, October 27
Emotions and Economics......2011A
Habits of Effective People.....5311A
Krishnamurti:........................ 6201A
Beginning Ballroom Dance....1102B
East Coast Swing..................1103B
Tuesday, November 03
Tie Dye................................. 1043A
Practical Music Theory......... 1205B
Negroes to Hire.................... 2801A
Hand Sewing Techniques..... 2201B
Introduction to Cohousing..... 8301A
Gangland Wire...................... 2802A
Sew a Pillow Cover................1011B
The Art of Living Space........ 6401B
Intro to Silk Screening.......... 1027A
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday, September 16
Astronomy............................ 2707A
Math Dancing for Kids........... 1117A
Kundalini Yoga!..................... 4013A
Medicaid Look Back Myth..... 2501A
Hula Hoop Flow.....................1120A
Wax On-Wax Off................... 1007A
Knitting Basics...................... 1009A
21st Century Retirement....... 2006A
Fruit Tarts Made Easy........... 3008A
Bible Studies......................... 6008A
Kansas City Jazz.................. 1207A
GMO’s in my Organics?....... 4203A
Cultivating Community.......... 5309A
Pagans and Witches............. 6005A
Figure Drawing..................... 1005A
World Dance Fusion.............. 1111A
Basics of Buddhism.............. 6009A
Meditation Workshop............ 6203A
Salsa!.....................................1104A
Clowning............................... 1304A
Alcohol Inks - Dreamscape... 1042A
Afro-Aerobic Dance...............1129A
Aran Crochet Intro................ 1023A
Belly Dance is Fun................. 1113A
When Honeymoon is Over... 5101A
Poetry of William Blake......... 1402A
Donations for your Charity.... 2107A
Team Building........................2110A
Energy Healing..................... 6402A
Wednesday, October 07
Allergic Reactions ................ 4305A
Hora Feliz! en Español......... 2404A
Knitting Basics...................... 1009B
Food Not Lawns................... 2301A
GMO’s in my Organics?....... 4203B
Basics of Astrology............... 6305A
Sisters of the Tarot................ 6306A
Social Security, Medicare..... 2002B
Basic Web Literacy Tips....... 2204A
Worldcon 101....................... 2805A
Incense Magic...................... 6209A
Beginning Jazz Guitar.......... 1201A
Meditation for Chronic Pain..... 5403A
Indian Cooking...................... 3102A
Chai and Chat....................... 3301A
Kansas City Jazz.................. 1207B
Essential Oils ....................... 4312A
Henna................................... 1047A
Kundalini Yoga...................... 4001A
Mosaic Basics....................... 1048B
How to Sell Your Home......... 2010A
Figure Drawing..................... 1005B
Salsa!.....................................1104B
Wednesday, November 04
Essential Oils........................ 4312B
Red Cross CPR.................... 4304A
Wax On-Wax Off................... 1007C
Bread Sculpture 101............. 1026A
Mosaic Basics....................... 1048D
Selling on eBay Intro............ 2109D
Herbs and Oils...................... 4313A
Clowning............................... 1304B
Wednesday, December 02
Figure Drawing..................... 1005C
Who Do You Think You Are?....2901A
Herbs and Oils...................... 4313B
Intro to Urban Permaculture....2303A
THURSDAY
Thursday, September 24
Mood Management................4311A
A Course in Miracles............. 6001A
Create Your Own Mandala... 1014A
How Money Works............... 2016A
Midwest Mexican Cooking.... 3104A
Flamenco!.............................. 1115A
Social Security...................... 2015A
Buying Real Estate............... 2009A
Developing The Positives..... 5307A
Making Now Better............... 5315A
Hip Hop..................................1127B
The Bicameral Mind.............. 6501A
Thursday, October 01
Healthcare Professionals...... 4302A
Medieval Swordsmanship..... 7002A
Adult Child Trauma............... 5302A
Practical Music Theory......... 1205A
Soul Clearing Meditation...... 6202A
Crochet for the Beginner...... 1025A
Jungian Psychology.............. 2705A
How Ta’ Flauta...................... 3103A
Become Unstoppable........... 5310A
Innovate like Edison............. 2106A
History Of The Motorcycle.... 2803A
Reiki Play Day...................... 4010A
Post Traumatic Growth......... 5404A
Make Your Own Silkscreen... 1018A
Upcycled Owl........................ 1040A
Make a Beaded Bracelet...... 1045A
Develop Natural Abilities....... 2202A
Make Household Cleaners... 2302A
Thursday, November 05
Dye Your Own Silk Scarf...... 1015A
Mandala Ornament............... 1019A
Kansas City Jazz.................. 1207C
The Universe is Talking to You.... 6002A
Intro to Leathercraft.............. 1039A
Become Unstoppable........... 5310B
Carve Your Own Blockprint,.. 1016A
Stress Relief Meditation........ 6208A
Thursday, December 03
Gourd Snowman Ornament.. 1037A
Thursday, December 17
Become Unstoppable........... 5310C
FRIDAY
Friday, September 25
East Coast Swing..................1125A
Friday, October 02
Fossils for Everyone............. 2708A
World Folk Dancers............... 1110A
Friday, October 16
Overcome Emotional Eating......4201A
Friday, November 06
First Aid Training................... 4303A
Indian Cooking...................... 3102B
Friday, November 13
Henna: Indian Tattoos........... 1047B
SATURDAY
Saturday, September 19
College or Career Planning...2115A
Psychic Development........... 6301A
Backpacking for Beginners... 7102A
Starting a Business................2114A
Homebrewing....................... 3303A
Science of Consciousness... 6502A
Saturday, September 26
Life Drawing.......................... 1033A
Beginning Adult Ballet............1128A
Re-Discover Your Voice........ 1202A
Listen to Classical Music...... 1206A
Social Security...................... 2002A
Natural Hair Care.................. 4501A
Let Horses Help With Life..... 5306A
Basic Airbrushing.................. 1004A
Cooking w/Fresh Herbs........ 3004A
Fall in Love with Watercolors.....1013B
Watercolors 1....................... 1028A
Creole Made Easy................ 2403A
Black Folks & Self-Recovery.....2804A
The Secret of Soup............... 3009A
Getting My Life In Order....... 5305A
Kefir This!............................. 3003A
Acting Workshop.................. 1302A
Tai Chi & Tea........................ 6210A
Saturday, October 03
Basics of Indexed Annuities.. 2004A
Selling on eBay Intro............ 2109A
Grant Writing.........................2116A
Six Elbows Kung Fu............. 7001A
Tai Chi and Qi Gong............. 4005A
How to Buy Real Estate........ 2017A
Start Grant Writing Business.... 2117A
Aromatherapy....................... 4307A
Love Never Dies................... 6302A
Naturism/Nudism 101........... 7101A
Mixed Media Girls................. 1006A
Learn to Crochet................... 1024A
Wine & Watercolors.............. 1049A
Letterpress Stationery.......... 1021A
World Percussion................. 1210A
Perchance to Zentangle....... 1704A
Investing Yourself................. 2008A
Horse Sense for Workplace.. 2108A
One Green Smoothie............ 4202A
Creating Zendala Art............. 1703A
Coping with Cancer.............. 4308A
Bookbinding: Pocket Journal...1020A
Body Conditioning for Dancers.....1119A
Getting My Life In Order....... 5305B
Wood Fired RAKU................ 1044A
Scottish Bagpipes................. 1204A
College or Career Planning...2115B
Enter the Blogosphere.......... 1401A
Medicare Insurance.............. 2001A
Cook with Fresh Herbs......... 3005A
Spirit Speaks........................ 6303A
Starting a Business................2114B
Introduction to Storytelling.... 1301A
The Art of Living Space........ 6401A
French for Travelers............. 2401A
Healing from Grief................ 5314A
Life Drawing.......................... 1033B
Scottish/Irish Drum Corps......1211A
Mosaic Basics....................... 1048A
Beginning Meditation............ 6204A
Watercolors 1....................... 1028B
Wax On-Wax Off................... 1007B
Pop-Up Greeting Cards........ 1036A
Herbal Home Remedies....... 4314A
The Forgiveness Process......6011A
Selling on eBay Intro............ 2109C
Watercolor 2......................... 1029A
Saturday, November 07
Wood Fired RAKU................ 1044B
Indexed Annuities................. 2004B
Grant Writing.........................2116B
Mosaic Basics....................... 1048C
Improving Self-Esteem......... 5304A
Global Warming.................... 8101A
Start A Grant Writing Business.....2117B
Watercolor 3......................... 1030A
Healing from Grief................ 5314B
Mindfulness.......................... 6205A
Pumpkin Extravaganza!........ 3001A
Spirit Speaks........................ 6303B
Holiday Watercolor Cards..... 1032A
Love Never Dies................... 6301B
Introduction to Storytelling.... 1301B
Comfort Foods: Oh! To Soup!......3002A
College or Career Planning.. 2115C
Investing Yourself................. 2008B
Starting a Business............... 2114C
Herbal Infusions and Teas.... 4204A
Life Drawing.......................... 1033C
Saturday, December 05
Letterpress Greeting Cards.. 1022A
Grant Writing........................ 2116C
Spirit Speaks........................ 6303C
Starting A Grant Business..... 2117C
Watercolor 4......................... 1031A
Mixed Media Girls................. 1006B
Zentangle: Pendants............ 1701A
Letterpress Greeting Cards.. 1022B
Saturday, December 12
Intuition--The Gift We Ignore.....6304A
Holiday Painted Glassware..... 1034A
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