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What’s Happening at
MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE
A RTS AND EDUCATION CENTER
903 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER
Dehn Gallery Events
3/10 Mishi-maya-gat Spoken Word and Music Series
6:30–9 PM. Music at 6:30 PM featuring Nick Cutroneo,
classical guitar soloist with the New England Guitar Quartet
and Tempo del Fuoco; reading at 8 PM with New Hampshire’s
Poet Laureate Alice B. Fogel, author of Interval: Poems Based
on Bach’s “Goldberg Variations” and Strange Terrain: A Poetry
Handbook for the Reluctant Reader. Info: Stephen Campiglio,
860-512-2824, [email protected] or visit www.
manchestercc.edu/mmg.
Thru 3/12 MCC Design and Digital Art Faculty Exhibition
This exhibition features artwork by Manchester Community College’s
design and digital art faculty.
3/18 2D/3D: Contemporary Artists Working in Relief
Opening reception 6–8 PM. Relief sculpture — sculpture that projects in
varying degrees from a two-dimensional background — has a history dating
back over 20,000 years. Featured in the exhibition: Sue Berg, Melanie Carr,
Jon Eastman, Robert Gregson, Ben Parker and Jennifer Wrobleski. Show
runs March 15-May 14. Information: Jane Rainwater, 860-331-7842 or
email [email protected].
The Dehn Gallery and these events are free and open to the public.
Credit-Free Classes
NEW Author Night: Reading and
Discussion of Missing Persons
In this new series of authors introducing
and reading from their recently published
works, John Surowiecki will speak about
his creative process and impetus behind
the writing of his new award-winning
chapbook of poems, Missing Persons. This
book remembers those who are no longer
with us: some have died, moved away,
vanished mysteriously, have endured
suffering quietly and without complaint,
been institutionalized, aged beyond
recognition, or have simply changed. A
book signing will follow the discussion
and reading.
CRN 12169 | Fee: $5
1 Tuesday | 3/29 | 6:30-8 PM
Instructor: John Surowiecki
Mindful Yoga for Veterans
This course will help veterans develop the
tools to find calm and peace for body and
mind. Mindfulness techniques include
yoga poses, breath work, relaxation,
meditation and guided meditation. Both
veterans and their significant others
CREDIT-FREE COURSES
MANCHESTER
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
Beginning February through May
SPRING 2016
More than 300 courses
including Allied Health
and Computer Technology
sional
ion for Profes
Continuing Educat
al Enrichment
and Person
Development
are welcome. Students may bring a
meditation mat or learn the exercises
seated in a chair.
CRN 11963 | Fee: $85
8 Wednesdays | 3/30-5/18 | 6-7 PM
Instructor: Nanette Tummers
NEW Connecticut Spring Town Meeting
Who knows? Who knew? This pretty much
sums up the Presidential Campaign as
viewed from Connecticut, now entering the
home stretch. It is also get-even and pushback time for our Town Meeting merrymakers to rate the contestants, assisted by
some talented experts and wry observers
from the field of journalism, politics, reality,
and much more. Let’s relive the campaign
thus far—probably underwhelmed but everhopeful—while remembering: It’s the vote
that counts, not the alleged “debates.” Then,
there’s immigration, equal pay, terrorism,
guns, health, pipelines, the economy, the
Middle East, and partridges in pear trees.
CRN 11826 | Fee: $55
6 Fridays | 4/8-5/13 | 11:30 AM-1 PM
Instructor: Charles F. J. Morse
Registration required; call 860-512-3232.
For full course descriptions and registration
information, see the Spring 2016 Credit-Free catalog at
www.manchestercc.edu/cfcatalog.
For more information, or a copy of the catalog, please call the
Continuing Education information line at 860-512-2800.
REGISTER NOW!
Hours:
Monday, 10 AM-4 PM, Tuesday-Friday, 10 AM-7 PM, and
Saturday, noon-6 PM. Closed Sunday
(some events occur outside scheduled hours)
Reservations and information: 860-647-6030 or email
[email protected]
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MCC on Main events are subject to change without
notice. For current information or notices of
cancellation, visit the Events calendar on MCC’s
website: www.manchestercc.edu.
Programming funded in
part by a grant from
Viscogliosi Entrepreneurship
Center Programs
3/10 and 3/22 Financial Counseling and Investment Advising
03/10, 6–8 PM and 03/22, 1–4 PM. Mike Carter, B&L Financial Architects
and a Career Agent with OneAmerica. Participate in a financial safety
check for your business or personal finances. Receive advice on how
to build and maintain a strong financial “house.” Pre-registration
required; schedule an individual appointment by calling Mike
directly at 860-614-1298 or email [email protected].
3/14 and 3/28 Business Counseling for Women
11 AM–3 PM, complimentary. Milena Erwin, Women’s Business
Center, University of Hartford. Business career advising and counseling.
Sessions are scheduled by the hour for one-on-one business
counseling. Pre-registration required; call Kim at 860-647-6030
or email [email protected].
3/16 Life and Career Coaching
1–5 PM, complimentary. Dr. Stacey Zackin, Certified Professional Life,
Career and Health Coach. Seeking more balance, fulfillment and vitality
in your personal and/or professional life? Learn to shift your perspective,
change your behaviors and live your values by scheduling a 40-minute,
one-on-one appointment. Pre-registration recommended; call Kim at
860-647-6030 or email [email protected].
Wednesday, 3/16 Your Retirement: Medicare and
Health Care Options
6 PM, complimentary; includes a light dinner and presentation.
Matthew Peak, CMFC, Financial Advisor, Waddell & Reed, Inc.
Health care is an important part of your overall retirement financial
plan. Understand the options available to support a physically and
financially healthy retirement. Q&A period to follow. You are welcome
to bring guests. RSVP by March 14 to Holly Akerberg at 860-432-8111
or [email protected].
Tuesday, 3/22 SBA Seminar: The ABC’s of a Business Plan
6:30–8 PM, complimentary. Moraima Gutierrez, Assistant District
Director of Economic Development, U.S. Small Business Administration,
Connecticut SBA District Office. This seminar provides an overview of
what a business plan contains and how to write one. This session is
designed to teach you how to roadmap your business success through
business planning. Pre-registration recommended; call Kim at
860-647-6030 or email [email protected].
For additional information on VEC programs, contact Valerie Nightingale at
860-512-2825 or [email protected]
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Pre-registration: Kim Sullivan at 860-647-6030 or
[email protected]
March 2016