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A FUNLE ARNING ADVENTUREFOR ADULTS 50 OR BE T TER!

OLLI@Pacific Office Location:1776 W March Ln #332, Stockton, CAMonday – Thursday 8:30am – 5:00pm, Closed FridaysMailing Address: 3601 Pacific Ave, Stockton, CA 95211209.946.7658 www.go.pacific.edu/olli

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Exercise for Brain and Body FitnessPreeti D. Oza, PT, PhD, NCS Assistant Professor, Physical TherapySat, Mar 7 Building new brain cells is possible at any age. Research shows that brain and body exercises have profound effects on the way we age. Physical exercise is not only important for our body’s health, it also helps our brain stay sharp. Physical Therapy faculty and students will present the latest research along with exercises for brain and body fitness.

Understanding the Alphabet Soup of Medicare (Parts A, B, C, and D)Rajul Patel, PharmD, PhD, Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice and Dr. Ashok DaftarySat, Mar 28 Medicare is the federal government program which offers seniors and other beneficiaries a variety of health care benefits. This session will describe the various Parts of Medicare, covered services, how to optimize your benefits while also providing you a physician’s perspective on what you ought to know as a Medicare beneficiary.

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Aging with Optimal Health Series is sponsored by the Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

in collaboration with OLLI@Pacific.10-11:30am Janet Leigh Theatre (4 Saturday sessions)

Hearing Increases Well-BeingRobert Hanyak, AuD, ChairAssociate Professor, Audiology Sat, Feb 7 Hearing loss is a common medical disorder among seniors. This presentation will focus on hearing health issues and treatment options for hearing-impaired individuals.

Healthy Eating on a BudgetAndria Reta, GerontologistSCAN Health PlanSat, Feb 14This presentation includes senior nutrition guidelines, nutritious and low-cost sample meals and snacks as well as community resources. It is designed to address the needs of older adults concentrating on prevention activities that encourage better health behaviors.

The lecture series is included with registration. Unless otherwise noted, the lectures are repeated from 3:30-5pm on Mondays at O’Connor Woods, Tuesdays at First United Methodist Church in Lodi and Wednesdays in the Janet Leigh Theatre on the Pacific campus.

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Current State of Hong Kong Daniel O’Neill, PhD, Assistant Professor, Political ScienceFeb 2, 3 and 4This lecture will review the history of Hong Kong before considering its political status within the People’s Republic of China (PRC), focusing on The Basic Law, under which Hong Kong is ruled, and which promised universal elections for Hong Kong’s chief executive. Disagreements over the interpretation of the law by China’s leadership in Beijing and democracy advocates in Hong Kong have led to the recent wave of mass protests. How might recent events affect the Chinese government’s desire to use the “one country/two systems” formula to reunite mainland China and Taiwan, thus placing all of “Greater China” under the control of the Chinese Communist Party in the PRC?

Pacific: The Celebrated History of California's First UniversityPhil Gilbertson, former University of the Pacific ProvostFeb 9, 10 and 11Gilbertson has written a comprehensive history of Pacific, 1851 to the present. Discover how Pacific got started during the Gold Rush; Pacific's boldest move; its greatest president; how Pacific football rose and fell; and how the university earned a "pioneering" reputation.

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LECTURE SERIES

Magical Mystery Tour: How the Beatles Re-Invented the Art of RecordingKeith Hatschek, Music Management Program DirectorFeb 16, 17 and 18From 1966-68, the Beatles broke nearly every established rule of how records were then made. In the process, they created a canon of memorable recordings hailed as masterpieces around the world. Go inside the recording process to learn how they created some of their most memorable sonic masterpieces, music that still captivates and delights listeners of all ages today.

Dave Brubeck – The Legend and His Legacy Simon Rowe, Executive Director, Brubeck InstituteFeb 23 O’Connor WoodsIn sharing the impact of Dave Brubeck on 20th century western culture, Simon Rowe will perform some of Brubeck’s music and share photos from the University’s Brubeck Collection.

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Overcoming the Killing Fields of Cambodia Kuy Ky, DDSFeb 24 First United Methodist Church in LodiCommunism under Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge from 1975 to 1979 was genocidal at its worst. Pol Pot designated 1975 as “Year Zero.” Under his agrarian policy, Cambodia would be purified and rid of all foreign influences. Under his regime, 1.8 million human beings were eliminated by execution, starvation, and diseases.

The Voting Rights Act: Past, Present, Future Brian Landsberg, Professor McGeorge School of LawFeb 25 Janet Leigh TheatreThis lecture will describe the origins of the Voting Rights Act, the country’s most effective civil rights legislation, the progress made under the Act, the recent decision holding some provisions no longer constitutional, and possible future developments.

US Foreign Policy and World OrderGene Bigler, PhD, Retired ProfessorMar 2, 3 and 4 Part 1Mar 9 and 10 only Part 2Utilizing the framework for understanding global politics that Henry Kissinger outlined in his latest treatise on World Order, the two lectures will examine how the Obama Administration under Secretary of State John Kerry’s leadership has responded to new challenges. We will review how the U.S. has handled the increasing prominence of China, the rising conflicts in the Middle East, the revival of Russian aggressiveness, problems in the Western Alliance, the dimming prospects for trade cooperation, and other developments as we search for positive threads.

The Future of Online LearningKenneth Day, PhD, Professor, CommunicationMar 16, 17 and 18The Internet potentially provides a radical transformation in how both traditional and non-traditional students learn. In this presentation, we discuss the beginnings of online learning, how it has evolved and the impact it continues to have on higher education. Some of the topics touched upon are the rise of blended/hybrid learning (a combination of face-to-face and online instruction), the growing impact of free MOOC’s (so called Massively Online Open Courses which enroll thousands of students), the potential positive and negative economic impact of online learning on the traditional university system, and the question of whether quality education can really be provided online.

Ancient Trade Routes and Current Day TerrorismKatie Chapman, MAMar 23, 24 and 25The term "globalization" may be new, but the concept is thousands of years old. Since the earliest tribal times, trade has expanded outward, eventually encompassing Asia, Africa, and Europe during the Roman Empire. This was accomplished by way of eight overlapping routes, utilizing both land and sea. These routes included many local trails that are still in use today in the movement of goods and to spread terrorism. We'll take a look at the ancient and the current as we examine the concept of globalization.

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After FiveFollowing the weekly lectures, continue an informal discussion in a congenial group setting over a glass of wine at O’Connor Woods on Mondays, Scooters Restaurant on Tuesdays, and The Lair in the DeRosa University Center on Wednesdays.

What is the Higgs Particle?James Hetrick, PhD, Professor and Chair, PhysicsMar 30, 31 and Apr 1On July 4, 2012, physicists at the Large Hadron Accelerator at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, announced that they had finally found the long sought after Higgs particle. With a somewhat controversial nickname of "the God-particle," why is the discovery of the Higgs particle important? What does it tell us about the Universe? Join us for a lecture about the fundamental forces, the structure of matter, and why the Higgs discovery is important.

The Bible in Public Debate: The Use and Abuse of Sacred Texts Joel Lohr, PhD, Director of Religious and Spiritual LifeApr 6, 7 and 8Same-sex marriage. Abortion. Evolution. People of faith often look to the Bible for guidance and use it in public debate. But who sets the rules? And why privilege any religious text in public debate? Dr. Lohr will map some of the territory before offering tentative solutions.

LECTURE SERIES BOOK DISCUSSIONS

Included in registration.Be sure to read the books first!

March by Geraldine BrooksHelen Gross, Former EducatorThu, Mar 5 1-2:30pm LOEL at Hutchins St. Square

March retells Louisa May Alcott’s novel Little Women from the point of view of Alcott’s protagonist absent father. The classic tale has been inserted in the story revealing the events surrounding

March’s absence during the Civil War in 1862. This 2006 Pulitzer Prize novel, an antidote to the "sugar filled" Little Women, is not a children’s story, but a hard look at slavery, marriage, war and separation, courage vs. cowardice.

Stoner by John Williams Robin Imhof, MLS, Humanities Librarian/Associate ProfessorMon, Mar 23 1-2:30pm Taylor Room Pacific Library“John Williams’s luminous and deeply moving novel is a work of quiet perfection. William Stoner emerges from it not only as an archetypal American, but as an unlikely existential hero, standing, like a figure in a painting by Edward Hopper, in stark relief against an unforgiving world.” (Amazon.com)

OLLI has a confidential scholarship program for those who need financial assistance to participate in classes. Please stop by the office for more information.

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SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS (SIG)

A SIG is a group of OLLI members who gather outside of class time to provide learning or recreational opportunity in areas of personal interest. They meet on a regular schedule, weekly to monthly, according to the wishes of the group. SIGS can be a popular benefit of OLLI membership linking people with social opportunities and building friendships as they pursue common interests. If you have an idea for a group that you would like to facilitate or are interested in participating in one, call the OLLI office at 209.946.7658.

Writers Workshop 11173 Registration requiredWed, Feb 4 to Apr 8 10am-noon PDC 290CAttention writers! Get in touch with your inner muse and interact with others who find inspiration by attending OLLI’s self-directed, peer-led writer’s conclave. The group meets weekly in a supportive and encouraging environment to share stories that have been written at home.

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The Hidden Treasures of Korean Art and Modern Korea 11138 Registration requiredKorean Spirit and Culture Promotion ProjectThu, Mar 263:30-5pm O’Connor WoodsKorea is becoming more important in the world’s economy, culture, and politics. View a documentary film that illustrates the artistic and cultural achievements of Korea’s past and another that highlights its industrial achievements since the Korean War. Watch as the presenters reenact a traditional wedding ceremony and treat you to a taste of traditional Korean refreshments. Because food will be provided, registration is required.

Spider Silk Lab Craig Vierra, PhD Professor and Chair, BiologyRegistration required 11209 Thu, Feb 12 11210 Thu, Feb 191-2pm Biological Sciences Center, 2nd FlrClass size: 20As a follow up to previous lectures on Dr. Vierra’s spider silk research program, he has invited OLLI members to visit the lab and see how Black Widow spiders are milked. Discover the progress made since the program first began.

Art Show & Reception 11223 Wed, Jan 21 2-4pm DeRosa University Center Grand BallroomLearn more about OLLI@Pacific’s spring program. Arrive at 2pm to view OLLI artists’ creations; socialize and enjoy refreshments. RSVP by checking the box on page 13 or call 209.946.7658 before January 11. Most members heard about OLLI from a friend – tell us you plan to bring several!

Revitalizing Downtown Action Group 11224 Registration requiredMon, Feb 2, 9 and 231:30-3:00pm PDC 330Downtown Stockton is the heart of the City and needs citizen involvement to be revitalized. This group of interested citizens will be developing a vision for downtown and designing an action plan to begin creating that vision. The members of this group will be taking the action to accomplish their vision. Join the group and help make that vision a reality. Email harmel@gmail.com or call Mel Corren 209.477.3877 for information.

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SHORT COURSES

The Photographer’s LegacyDaniel Kasser, MFA, Professor, Art 11177 $45Fri, Mar 6 to Mar 27 10am-noon PDC 330(4 weeks) Class size: 25Gain insight into the aesthetic history and legacy of the American masters of photography from 1840 to the present. Meet expert guest photographers and learn how a master photographer sees and makes a photograph. For those seeking practical experience, session three will be devoted to discussing and demonstrating image-composition. Basic knowledge of your digital camera is useful to fully participate in session three. The final session will feature photographs taken by participants and a demo of advanced image-editing using Adobe Photoshop.

Beginning Autobiographical WritingDianne Runion, DA 11174 $65Wed, Mar 4 to Apr 1 9:30-11:30am PDC 330(5 weeks) Class size: 20This course is designed to help participants create their own special story. It includes practical techniques for organizing thoughts, finding inspiration, and producing a finished product.

What are Your Six Words? Rev. Gary Putnam, Former Univ. Chaplain 11176 $10Thu, Feb 5 to Feb 26 10-11:30am PDC 330(4 weeks) Class size: 25Together we explore a variety of topics with relaxed interpretation and significant insights expressed in just six words.

Discovering the Joy of Singing Magen Solomon, DMA 11175 $60Wed, Feb 11, 18, Mar 18, Apr 1 and 81-3pm Location TBD(5 sessions) Class size: 30Singers of all levels discover their voices through music of many styles and periods in a friendly and supportive environment.

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Your Living Classroom Series 11178 $25 Wed, 1:30-2:30pm PDC 290B (5 weeks) Class size: 35These live feed interactive broadcasts take you to onsite locations across the country to speak with park rangers and experts.

Grand Teton Snow Desk Park RangersWed, Feb 4Watch a live video stream from Moose, Wyoming with the Teton Range as the backdrop. The program will cover a park overview, wildlife adaptations, and winter challenges.

Survival of the California Condor Park RangersWed, Feb 11Condor’s Flight presents the story of the endangered California Condor from living on the brink of extinction to their survival in the wild today within Grand Canyon National Park.

Astroids Roger Storm, NASA Education SpecialistWed, Feb 181,106 hazardous asteroids, larger than 50 meters, could penetrate the Earth’s atmosphere. What potential danger do they really pose, and is there anything we can do to avoid or prevent contact?

Anacapa IslandPark RangersWed, Feb 25The Live Hike takes visitors on a virtual hike at Anacapa Island. You’ll get a close-up look at the region’s largest western gull rookery, the historic Anacapa Light Station, and ongoing restoration projects in Channel Islands National Park.

Redwoods: The Ancient GiantsRyan Spencer, PORTS InterpreterWed, Mar 4An adventure via videoconference to the towering redwoods in Humboldt Redwoods State Park and Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park.

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WELLNESS

Did your New Year’s resolution include physical activity? Consider the benefits of exercise guided by instructors who developed them especially for the more mature body. Exercise can be fun when you work out with other OLLI members!

Laughing For The Health of ItTara Crane, BA, Integrated Yoga Therapist 11180 $35Wed, Feb 4 and 11, Mar 18 and 2510-11:30am Grace Covell HallTiger Lounge(4 sessions) Class size: 30Enjoy the healing benefits of laughter. Increase the supply of oxygen to the body and brain with laughter exercises. Connect with others and initiate powerful positive changes in your body, mind, and emotions. Tai Chi Chuan Qigong “18”

Raymond Tom, EdD, Certified Instructor 11179 $70Tue, Feb 10 to Apr 7 (no class Mar 10)11am-12:30pm Grace Covell Hall Tiger Lounge(9 weeks) Class size: 25Some of the benefits of regular practice of qigong are improved overall health, improved flexibility, and increased oxygen intake through improved breathing technique. The exercises are based on the Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan and are relatively easy to learn. Exercises can be performed sitting or standing.

University of the Pacific – On Campus3601 Pacific Ave, Stockton Biology Lab DeRosa University Center (DUC) Janet Leigh Theatre Powell Art Center President’s Room Taylor Room - Pacific Library, 2nd Flr The Lair - DUC, 2nd Flr Tiger Lounge, Grace Covell Hall

University of the Pacific – Off CampusProfessional Development Center (PDC)1776 W March Ln, Stockton OLLI@Pacific Office, #332 209.946.7658

Other Lecture Sites

First United Methodist Church200 W Oak St, Lodi209.368.5357

O’Connor Woods3400 Wagner Heights Rd, Stockton 209.956.3400

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Adult Strength Training Joy Rhoads, Wellness/Fitness Coach 11181 $45Tue, Feb 3 to Mar 10 2-3pm O’Connor Woods Fitness Club(6 weeks) Class size: 15Strength training can relieve arthritis pain, improve balance to prevent falls, and strengthen bones. People with health concerns, including heart disease or arthritis, often benefit the most from an exercise program that includes hand weights and resistance bands.

Aquatic Cardiovascular TrainingJoy Rhoads, Wellness/Fitness Coach 11182 $45Fri, Feb 6 to Mar 13 1-2pm O’Connor Woods Fitness Club(6 weeks) Class size: 20Resistance workouts help to maintain strength and stability in the muscles, which can go a long way toward preserving balance, range of motion, and mobility. Water aerobics protects your joints in two ways. The buoyancy of the water supports a portion of your weight, reducing the load on your joints as you move. The resistance of the water prevents your joints from moving too quickly, which can prevent mild hyperextension and repetitive-stress injuries. (Bring your own towel. Exercises take place in a warm therapeutic pool.)

Yoga for the Older BodyJoy Rhoads, Wellness/Fitness Coach 11183 $45Mon, Mar 2 to Apr 6 2-3pm O’Connor Woods Fitness Club(6 weeks) Class size: 12Yoga is adaptable to people with diverse physical abilities and needs. It can lower stress levels, keep your mind sharp, increase muscle tone, balance, strength, and improve your mood. Breathing exercises increase lung capacity and you may find yourself sleeping better. (Bring your own yoga mat.)

Better BalanceNanci Shaddy, FallProof™ Instructor 11184 $50Wed, Mar 4 to Apr 82-3pm - O’Connor Woods Fitness Club(6 weeks) Class size: 15Learn how to incorporate balance into everyday activities and develop a simple exercise regimen to do at home. This course is designed for people who have experienced only a slight change in their ability to adjust to simple changes in movement, it is not meant for people who have advanced walking or balance issues or those using an assistive device and does not take the place of a treatment plan. You will be doing various exercises each week to progressively improve strength and balance.

Line DancingNanci Shaddy, FallProof™ Instructor 11185 $45Thu, Mar 5 to Apr 92-3pm - O’Connor Woods Fitness Club(6 weeks) Class size: 15Line Dancing is a great workout for both mind and body. It exercises memory every time one steps on the dance floor. It requires good mobility and the ability to remember dance steps and combinations.

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Hands-On Computer Lab Classes Each course is taught by certified Microsoft Office “Master” David Diskin, MCP. Our laptop lab features large displays, full-size keyboards and mice. To ensure a consistent learning environment, please refrain from bringing your own laptop to class. Classes are held in the Professional Development Center (PDC) on March Lane.

Digital Photos 1: Technique, Transfer, and Edit 11186 $25 Tue, Mar 1010am-noon PDC 290CClass size: 16Includes tips on digital camera equipment and technique, transferring photos to a computer, deleting unwanted photos, and editing (remove red eye, resize, crop, and adjust color).

Windows 8 11187 $10 Tue, Mar 101:30-3:30pm PDC 290B Class size: 30This lecture demonstrates the key changes in Windows 8, including the Start screen, shortcuts, apps, and more to help you make the most of your new PC. *

Digital Photos 2: Organize, Share, and Print 11188 $25 Tue, Mar 1710am-noon PDC 290CClass size: 16Includes organizing your collection into folders, sharing with others online, printing tips, and creating fun gifts like calendars, magnets, and more.

Staying Safe Online 11189 $10Tue, Mar 171:30-3:30pm PDC 290B Class size: 30This engaging lecture will help you avoid viruses, junk mail, and getting phished by the enemy. We’ll cover passwords, patches, WiFi, and answer all your questions. *

eBay 11190 $25 Tue, Mar 2410am-noon PDC 290CClass size: 16Learn how to list an item for auction from start to finish, including item descriptions, photo tips, pricing, and shipping. Learn the best practices of selling on eBay! **

Facebook 11191 $25 Tue, Mar 241:30-3:30pm PDC 290C Class size: 16Learn how to join Facebook, set up your profile, find friends, add pictures, post updates, and host an event. We’ll cover privacy and security, too. **

* These are demonstrations or lectures, not hands-on classes.

** Participation requires you to access your email during class. If you cannot easily and quickly access your email from another computer, please arrive 15 minutes prior to class with your verified email address and password.

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Apple iPad and iPhone CoursesCourses are instructed by Rebeca Stovall, an Apple “guru” of over 16 years. Most courses are designed for the latest Apple iOS8. On your iPad/iPhone go to Settings -> General -> About and under Version you should see 8.x.x. If you do not, consider taking the Latest Apple Upgrade and You before any other courses. Bring your charged device with you. Class size is limited to 20. Classes are held in the Professional Development Center (PDC) on March Lane.

Latest Apple Upgrade and You 11192 $15 Thu, Feb 12 5:30-7pm PDC 330This class is designed to provide a comprehensive review of the latest software update for iPads and iPhones called iOS8. You’ll leave knowing if you should upgrade and what new features you can expect afterward. Receive a step-by-step guide for upgrading to iOS8.

BEGINNER COURSESGreat starter courses.iPhone Essentials iOS8 11193 $15 Thu, Feb 19 5:30-7pm PDC 330

iPad Essentials iOS8 11194 $15 Thu, Feb 26 5:30-7pm PDC 330

INTERMEDIATE COURSESIt is recommended that you have taken iPad/iPhone Essentials or have a good understanding of the basic use of your iPad/iPhone for the following courses.Managing Photos on Your iPad 11195 $15 Thu, Mar 5 5:30-7pm PDC 330Would you like to know how to use your iPad running iOS8 to take, edit and manage photos? This intermediate course will provide a better understanding of your device’s capability with photos.

iPad/iPhone – Stay Connected with Social Media 11196 $15 Thu, Mar 12 5:30-7pm PDC 330Learn how you can connect directly to your social network accounts, allowing you to post and share content from nearly anywhere.

Apple iCloud 11197 $15 Thu, Mar 19 5:30-7pm PDC 330We’ll review how Apple iCloud accounts work with your iOS device. You’ll leave knowing how you can use iCloud to keep the content and photos on your iOS devices up to date automatically — no syncing required.

Your iPad/iPhone – Let's Talk Apps 11198 $15 Thu, Mar 26 5:30-7pm PDC 330Learn more about standard Apps, free Apps, and Apps to consider investing in. Be prepared for open dialog about Apps and what can make your device that “can’t live without it” tool for you!

ADVANCED COURSESAdvanced Settings for Your iPad or iPhone 11199 $15 Thu, Apr 2 5:30-7pm PDC 330Learn advanced settings for your device running iOS8. Topics include in-depth settings for the Photo and Camera App, Phone App, Email App, and managing usage.

iPad/iPhone – Welcome to Siri 11200 $15 Thu, Apr 9 5:30-7pm PDC 330We’ll learn how you can use your natural speech to send messages, schedule meetings, place phone calls, and more. You’ll need the iPhone 4S or later or an iPad 3rd generation or later.

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VISUAL ARTS

Beginning/Intermediate DrawingRaoul Mora, BFA, Retired SJ Delta College Art Instructor 11201 $120Tue, Feb 3 to Apr 710am-noon PDC 330(10 weeks) Class size: 20Registration Deadline: Jan 26Designed for the student with little or no previous instruction in drawing, the assignments done in a sequential series will increase your visual awareness, and your understanding of basic perspective, shading, and composition. Gain the basic skills necessary to draw in a representational style preparing you for continued art classes.

Beginning WatercolorJean Janssen, Artist and Instructor 11202 $90Wed, Feb 4 to Mar 259am-noon Holy Cross United Methodist Church, 1200 W Hammer Lane(8 weeks) Class size: 20Registration Deadline: Jan 26Learning traditional and fresh techniques, this class is designed for beginners as Jean guides you through many watercolor painting techniques using traditional and mixed media.

Continuing WatercolorDeanna Hunt, MFA 11203 $170Tue, Feb 3 to Apr 7 (no class Feb 10 and Mar 10)Thu, Feb 5 and Mar 52-4:45pm Powell Art Center(10 sessions) Class size: 20Registration Deadline: Jan 26Learn new techniques and compositional strategies to create beautiful watercolors. Primary concepts covered will include landscape, color theory, working wet, and personal creative expression. Open to all-levels, this course is appropriate for those with a foundation in drawing, some previous watercolor experience, and/or would like to build a broader foundation.

Advanced Watercolor IDeanna Hunt, MFA 11204 $170Fri, Feb 6 to Apr 10 (no class Mar 13)1:30-4:30pm Powell Art Centerand Sat, Feb 28 - 9:30am-12:30pm(10 sessions) Class size: 20Registration Deadline: Jan 29Paint spontaneously and skillfully. Develop your ideas with confidence, intuition, and ease. Gain greater command of the unique characteristics of watercolor, and experience the joy of creative expression through a variety of approaches with a special focus on landscape. This class is appropriate for experienced painters and/or those previously enrolled in Deanna’s Advanced Watercolor course.

Advanced Watercolor IIDeanna Hunt, MFA 11205 $170Fri, Feb 6 to Apr 10 (no class Mar 13)9:30am-12:30pm Powell Art Centerand Sat, Feb 28 - 9:30-12:30pm(10 sessions) Class size: 20Registration Deadline: Jan 29Immerse yourself in the painting process while exploring new content, approaches, and concepts. Assignments and projects will utilize a variety of materials and media in order to reach a new level of confidence, ease and freedom of expression. This is a continuation of Advanced Watercolor II and open to those who have previously taken this course.

Introduction to Arts & CraftsPeig Fairbrook, Artist 11206 $40 includes materialsThu, Mar 5 to Apr 9 10:30am-noon 1147 Elmwood Ave, Stkn(6 weeks) Class size: 12Join Peig in her personal studio to learn how to create works of art in mosaics, fabric-dying, and basket weaving. Two weeks will be devoted to each project. Participants should anticipate climbing a flight of stairs to the studio and standing for periods of time.

Register early to reserve a spot. Material fees are not included.

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CULINARY EdVENTURES

Heart-y Chocolate 11215 $45 Thu, Feb 5 1-2:30pm Cheese CentralClass size: 10In honor of Valentine's Day, celebrate with a meal enriched with chocolate in the savory fashion! Chocolate not only pairs well with a variety of celebratory adult beverages (let's try some in class together), but makes flavorful and silky sauces, terrific rubs and seasonings for many foods…and terrific desserts. Taste our spectacular Chocolate Mousse, made in just five minutes.

Meatless Mondays 11216 $45 Thu, Feb 26 1-2:30pm Cheese CentralClass size: 10Wonderful winter meals, utterly satisfying and meat-free, though not necessarily vegetarian, are easy on the budget as well as your health. We will explore hearty meals influenced by our regional American cuisines as well as ethnic dishes.

a.k.a. Pesto 11217 $45 Thu, Mar 26 1-2:30pm Cheese CentralClass size: 10Everyone is familiar with the classic Italian sauce made from fresh basil and pine nuts. In this class, we will make and sample "pesto" made from many other ingredients and experiment pairing it on appetizers, vegetables, pasta, and meats. Pesto made without basil is a great way to change up mealtime!

Culinary EdVentures are led by Cindy Della Monica, Cheese Central, 11 N School St, Lodi. In an intimate and fun setting, enjoy a light meal and take-home booklets with recipes. Register early; these classes fill fast.

Bird Safari 1: Mokelumne River GemDavid Yee, Guest Lecturer, Author 11207 $15Mon, Feb 16 9-11am Lodi Lake, 110 W Turner RdRegistration Deadline: Feb 9Lodi Lake, a 75-acre gem along the Mokelumne River has attracted more than half of all of the bird species ever recorded in San Joaquin County. There are not many places in our local area where you can easily observe birds of the open water such as ducks, grebes, cormorants, and osprey alongside birds of the fields and forest, such as sparrows, woodpeckers, warblers, and towhees. (Directions will be included on your registration confirmation.)

Bird Safari 2: Cosumnes River PreserveDavid Yee, Guest Lecturer, Author 11208 $15Mon, Apr 6 10am-noon 13501 Franklin Blvd, Galt Registration Deadline: Mar 30The preserve is home to more than 250 bird species. Within the preserve you can see a rich variety of American wildlife including the Greater and Lesser Sandhill Cranes, Northern Pintail, Swainson’s Hawks, and Black-necked Stilts. We will meet at the Visitor Center that features interpretive displays and interactive educational exhibits, as well as picnic tables and rest rooms. (Directions will be included on your registration confirmation.)

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TIGER TREKS ALUMNI TOURS

OLLI@Pacific members are invited to join the University Alumni Association Tiger Treks travel program. Call 209.946.2987 for trip information, pricing and reservations.

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Earthmoving Equipment Capital of the World 11211 Registration requiredDavid Stuart, Executive Director/CEO SJ County Historical Museum Fri, Feb 13 10-11:30am Erickson Building in the museum11793 N Micke Grove Rd, Lodi Learn how SJ County agriculture needs spurred 50 years of equipment development and hear the stories of inventors Benjamin Holt, R.J. LeTourneau, and “Scraper Bill” Adams. See 13 examples of historic equipment and visit the restoration shop and the folks working on a 1919 Holt 75 Caterpillar. Museum fees waived, but there is a $5 per vehicle parking fee.

Banner Island Ballpark Tour 11212 $10Stockton Ports RepresentativeMon, Mar 2 10-11:30am 404 W Fremont St Registration deadline: Feb 24The tour of Banner Island Ballpark will include the organization’s history, a behind-the-scenes look at the ballpark, and a question and answer session.

Stockton Arena Tour 11213 $10Katie Billiet, Community Relations MgrThu, Mar 19 2-3pm 248 W Fremont St Registration deadline: Mar 12From the ground up, we are going behind the scenes of the Stockton Arena. Have a look at the locker rooms, the Zamboni tunnel, up to the Club level and to the suites that overlook Weber Point and the ballpark. Meet the Team President of the Thunder hockey team. (Dress warm and wear rubber soled shoes.)

Stockton Civic Theatre TourKevin Costello, Artistic Director 11214 $10Fri, Apr 10 10-11am 2312 Rosemarie LnDiscover what goes on behind the scenes in the theatre, rehearsal hall, green room, dressing rooms, makeup room, scene shop, backstage wings, and sound and lighting booth in this informative and fun tour.

First Fridays at The MuseumHaggin Museum DocentsFri, Feb 6, Mar 6, Apr 3 and May 1 2-4pm, 1201 N Pershing AveDiscover the pleasures of in-depth conversations about art and history. A new topic is featured each Friday. No registration necessary. Cost – Haggin admission ($7 for seniors, $8 for adults) or free for museum members. For information, call Lisa Cooperman 209.940.6315.

Haggin Museum TripsOLLI members pay the Haggin’s discounted price saving as much as $25. For information, call the host listed. Reservations: Merylene 209.940.6311

Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site and Lindsay Wildlife Museum, DanvilleHost: Dot Robinson 209.957.5427Sun, Mar 8 $70 OLLI members

“Taste of Art” Bouquets, DeYoung Museum, SFHost: Beverly Fitch McCarthy 209.463.6957Sun, Apr 19 $75 OLLI members

Cline Cellars and Missions, SonomaHost: Barbara Moon 209.477.5029Wed, May 13 $TBD

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