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D01
BREW AND QUE
11 WEEKS (SEPTEMBER 8–NOVEMBER 24)
Thursday: 2–3:15 p.m.
Instructors: Charles Carter, Jeff Chambers
Optimal Viewing Device: Audio and Video-Computer/Laptop Screen
Course Format: Lecture; Video Based
Barbecue and beer are perfect companions. This course is appropriate for both those who just want to know more about beer and barbecue as well as anyone who might want to get started with brewing their own beer and cooking their own barbecue. The beer segment of the course covers the history of beer, how beer is made, beer styles and suggested food pairings. The beer segment concludes with easy-to-follow instructions for brewing your own beer from readily available kits. The barbecue segment covers “low and slow” barbecue meats, regional styles and flavorings along with barbecue smokers and fire. The “short cook” and “long cook” techniques and barbecue specialties are explained. The course concludes with information on barbecue competitions and resources. Limited to 45 students.
D02
CONTEMPORARY IDEA SHARING
11 WEEKS (SEPTEMBER 8–NOVEMBER 24)
Monday: 12:30–1:45 p.m.
Instructor: Rose Greer
Optimal Viewing Device: Audio and Video—Any Screen
Course Format: Discussion; Video Based
Based on TED Talks, a popular nonprofit radio and internet phenomenon, this class explores a series of short, dynamic talks covering a vast array of topics. Join us as we view and discuss these fascinating, insightful and sometimes humorous presentations on a wide variety of subjects. Note: This session offers new and different topics from those previously studied. Limited to 100 students.
D03
EXPLORING UD
11 WEEKS (SEPTEMBER 8–NOVEMBER 24)
Monday: 12:30–1:45 p.m.
Instructors: Pam Meitner, Rebecca Worley
Optimal Viewing Device: Audio and Video—Computer/Laptop Screen
Course Format: Lecture
We will learn about 11 different programs available at UD; some are for students and some are for the general public. We will hear about programs from the Master Players to the Women’s Leadership Initiative to the Biden Institute and have a better appreciation of what UD has to offer to students and the public.
D04
GARDENING SPEAKERS
11 WEEKS (SEPTEMBER 8–NOVEMBER 24)
Tuesday: 2–3:15 p.m.
Instructors: Ann Hapka, Barb Bareford, Ann Alves
Optimal Viewing Device: Any Screen
Course Format: Lecture
Both professional and amateur specialists in all fields of horticulture and garden-related topics give colorful and informative presentations. Our objective is to explore a variety of information related to horticulture and to have fun sharing gardening experiences. Limited to 40 students.
D05–02
GRANDPARENTS CIRCLE
SECOND 5 WEEKS (OCTOBER 20–NOVEMBER 24)
Monday: 12:30–1:45 p.m.
Instructor: Marcia Adato
Optimal Viewing Device: Any Screen
Course Format: Discussion
This course focuses on shared experiences as grandparents and thoughts related to weekly topics. Each week, a link to an article is provided to serve as a springboard for discussion. Articles include topics such as engaging with grandchildren of different ages, accepting boundaries as grandparents, and staying in touch long distance. Limited to 12 students.
D06–02
INTRO TO RV TRAVEL
SECOND 5 WEEKS (OCTOBER 20–NOVEMBER 24)
Monday: 12:30–1:45 p.m.
Instructor: Andy Dowell
Optimal Viewing Device: Any Screen
Course Format: Discussion
We will explore buying and renting decisions and travel resources to take some of the anxiety out of getting started as first-time RVers. Limited to 15 students.
D08–01
MEMORIES OF 60S AND 70S AND YOUR STORIES!
FIRST 5 WEEKS (SEPTEMBER 8–OCTOBER 12)
Monday: 12:30–1:45 p.m.
Instructor: Carolyn Stankiewicz
Optimal Viewing Device: Audio and Video—Computer/Laptop Screen
Course Format: Discussion; Lecture; Video Based
60s and 70s revisited. Commercials, TV shows, music, pop culture and your stories! Breakout rooms for smaller class discussions. Trivia for fun is also part of the course. Limited to 35 students.
D09–02
INTRODUCTION TO PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION
SECOND 5 WEEKS (OCTOBER 20–NOVEMBER 24)
Thursday: 10:30–11:45 a.m.
Instructor: Carol Pollio
Optimal Viewing Device: Audio and Video—Computer/Laptop Screen
Course Format: Lecture
Would you like to learn how to conduct a paranormal investigation? This course presents the knowledge and techniques used to conduct a professional, science-based investigation. Using current technology and recent research, participants will be able to determine the likelihood that experiences in a given location are paranormal in nature. Limited to 50 students.
D10–02
TED TALKS AND DISCUSSION PLUS BREAKOUT ROOMS
SECOND 5 WEEKS (OCTOBER 20–NOVEMBER 24)
Tuesday: 12:30–1:45 p.m.
Instructor: Carolyn Stankiewicz
Optimal Viewing Device: Audio and Video-Computer/Laptop Screen
Course Format: Discussion; Lecture; Video Based
TED Talks (some controversial, all informative), breakout rooms for discussion of the videos. Plus short trivia games just for fun! Limited to 30 students.
D11
THEN SINGS MY SOUL: HYMN STORIES OF NOTE
11 WEEKS (SEPTEMBER 8–NOVEMBER 24)
Tuesday: 10:30–11:45 a.m.
Instructors: Patricia Thompson, Susan Watkins
Optimal Viewing Device: Audio and Video—Computer/Laptop Screen
Course Format: Discussion
Then Sings My Soul reads like a novel you can’t put down. Each entry features an often-riveting, one-page hymn story plus its actual score and lyrics. Join us if you like history, biography, music, fascinating stories and total surprises plus discussion and easy reading. Students should buy Then Sings My Soul: 150 of the World’s Greatest Hymn Stories by Robert J. Morgan, Vol. One (gold cover) ISBN: 10: 0-7852-4939-7.