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OLLI at Emory is a lifelong learning program for seasoned adults who enjoy learning for fun. At OLLI, the thirst for
knowledge never ends, with classes and social programs that nourish the mind, body, and soul. Even if you can’t fit a full
course into your schedule, OLLI offers other ways to get inspired, engaged, and excited. Build friendships with others who
live in the spirit of learning and personal growth by choosing from more than 35 classes and special interest programs.
Re-imagine your retirement at OLLI!
NEW - One Day Workshops for Summer
Defensive Driving - Jun 14 / 9:30AM-3:30PM / Cost: $64 ($49 regular course fee + $15 supply fee)........................................p.14
AARP TEK Workshops - Jun 7 & 14 / Times Vary / Free.….........................................................................................................................p.14
Nature Printmaking Workshop - Jun 9 / 9:30AM-2:30PM / Cost: $84 ($49 regular course fee + $45 supply fee).................p.14
CPR/First Aid - Jun 21 / 9:30AM-3:30PM / Cost: $94 ($49 regular course fee +$45 supply fee).................................................p.14
Social Media for Seasoned Adults - Jul 6 / 9:00AM-2:00PM / Cost: $49 (regular course fee).......................................................p.14
T’ai Chi - Between Spring and Summer Session
Tue, May 31--Jun 21 / 12:30-1:30PM @ Dance 101 (2480 Briarcliff Rd NE #11, Atlanta, GA 30329; 404-542-3887)
Instructor: Harvey Meisner, Certified Tai Chi and Qi Gong instructor
Instructor fee: $50. Minimum 12 students. Limited to 20 students.
Prior experience in T’ai Chi required. This is NOT a beginner class!
OLLI Book Clubs
There are three OLLI book clubs that meet from 12:30-1:30PM on the first Tuesday/ Wednesday/Thursday of the month.
Members vote on book selections. To learn more and to obtain a list of books, please contact:
Tuesday Book Club: Barb Sorenson, [email protected]; Jill Parks, [email protected]
Wednesday Book Club: Phyllis Irby-Downing, [email protected]
Thursday Book Club: Elizabeth Deschenes, [email protected]
Trip
Chihuly in the Garden
Fri, Aug 5 / 11:00AM-12:15PM / Atlanta Botanical Garden (1345 Piedmont Ave., NE Atlanta, GA 30309)
Internationally acclaimed glass artist Dale Chihuly returns to the Atlanta Botanical Garden for an encore exhibition of his
spectacular works of art presented in a setting that has doubled in size since his blockbuster show there in 2004. Join OLLI
members for a Docent led guided tour of Chihuly’s kaleidoscopic colored glass in 21 installation sites all set amongst the
Garden’s natural beauty!
Register by Wed, Jul 27 by calling the OLLI Office at 404-727-6000 (option 2).
Minimum 20 people. Cost: $25 plus parking ($2 per hour, paid separately to the parking garage on site).
NOTE: We will meet out front near the Visitor Center at 10:30-10:45AM to check in. After the tour is over, we can spend the
afternoon in the Garden. Lunch is available at The Café at Linton’s (reservations recommended) or at Petit Café, a Bistro like
setting with sandwiches, snacks and beverages. MARTA also has a stop outside the main entrance.
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participate by visting olli.emory.edu/kroger.
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CONTENTS
Contact Information……………………………… 2
Membership Rates & Fees………………………2
Schedule at a Glance………………………………3
Course Descriptions……………………………… 4-12
Movement Classes at Dance 101………………… 12-13
One Day Workshops……………………………
14
Lunch and Learn Schedule……………………… 15-16
Trip…………………………………………………17
Registration Instructions…………………………Back Cover
MEMBERSHIP RATES 2016
Enroll in the membership that fits your lifestyle!
Sampler: $49 (single class)
Bronze: $85 (two classes)
Silver: $105 (three classes)
Gold: $125 (four classes)
Platinum: $140 (five classes)
Diamond: $156 (six classes)
*Each class above 6 is $26/class.
Membership level discounts require completion of all
course enrollments in one single transaction.
ADDITIONAL FEES
NEW/FEATURED FOR SUMMER 2016!
Defensive Driving……………………………………14
AARP TEK Workshops………….….….….….….….….14
CPR/First Aid……………….….….….….….….….…. 14
Nature Printmaking Workshop………….….…….… 14
Social Media for Seasoned Adults………….….….….14
Chihuly in the Garden Trip……………………….…...17
PARKING
FREE parking is available to OLLI members in the surface lot
next to building 6 as well as in the covered parking deck.
Please enter the deck from the side entrance and park on or
near the third floor to have walking access out of the deck.
LOCATIONS
Main Location: 6 Executive Park Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30329;
404-727-6000
Dance 101: 2480 Briarcliff Rd NE #11, Atlanta, GA 30329;
404-542-3887
CLASS DATES
Summer Quarter 2016: Jul 11-Aug 18
Fall Quarter 2016: Sep 13-Nov 3
Winter Quarter 2017: Jan 9-Mar 2
Spring Quarter 2017: Apr 3-May 25
Summer Quarter 2017: Jul 10-Aug 17
CONTACT US
Program Manager, Jessica Wilson:
[email protected]
Program Coordinator, Heather Bedillion:
[email protected]
OLLI Office Hours: Tue-Wed-Thu / 9:00AM-4:00PM
OLLI Website: olli.emory.edu
OLLI Email (volunteers only): [email protected]
OLLI Phone: 404-727-6000 (option 2)
Weather Hotline (Emory): 404-727-1234
Instructor fees: These nominal fees help compensate
our professional instructors currently receiving payment
for teaching courses outside of OLLI at Emory.
Supply fees: Materials required for some classes.
REGISTRATION
No payments will be processed before the start of
registration. Online registration is preferred. We cannot
guarantee seats for checks sent in the mail. See back
cover for online registration instructions and dates for
online registration assistance.
REFUND POLICY
No refunds for tuition, supply fees and/or instructor
fees will be given after start of class session. OLLI
students may transfer to another course within a quarter,
but not between quarters. Limit: one class transfer per
quarter.
COURSE CANCELLATION POLICY
Classes that do not meet minimum student registration
numbers are subject to cancellation.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Help us build our future and have fun doing so.
Volunteering is a great way to apply or develop your
skills, create new friendships and make important
contributions. Choose from the following committees:
Advisory, Curriculum, Events, Fundraising, and
Membership/Hospitality, by emailing:
Advisory: [email protected]
Curriculum: Sal DePasquale, [email protected]
Events: Judy Sutter, [email protected]
Fundraising: [email protected]
Membership/Hospitality:
Jane McDonald, [email protected]
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OLLI Classes at a Glance
JULY 11 - AUG 18
MONDAYS:
TUESDAYS(CONT.):
THURSDAYS:
1:30-2:30PM
1:40-2:40PM
10:00-11:00AM
Bollywood (Mukherjee)(Dance 101)
TUESDAYS:
Wine Making (Van Der Vort)
South America: A Virtual Tour (Noud)
(ends 3:40PM)
Meet the Artists (Lathrop)
Atlanta Beltline (Bigham)(ends 3:10PM)
Yoga for the Truly Inflexible (Zoller)
(Dance 101)
10:00-11:00AM
WEDNESDAYS:
Broadway Lyricists (Allen)
Financial Fraud and Elder Abuse – Are
Your Personal Finances Protected?
(Baker)
Introduction to Biotechnology (Steves)
Dream Work (Foy)
Learn to Love the Voice in your Head
(Shannon)(ends 11:30AM)
2:00-3:00PM
Big Band Ballroom (Tolentino)
(Dance 101)
Beyond Never Again: How the
Holocaust Speaks to Us Today (Sollish) 10:00-11:00AM
American History Part II (DePasquale)
Poetry of Witness (Brooks)
Sight and Sound, Part 4 (Cohen)
(ends 12:00PM)
Microbiomes and You (Shaw)
Social Dancing (Smith)
Social Media for Business (Gray)
Evolutionary Astrology (Sullivan)
(ends 12:15pm)
11:15AM-12:15PM
TED Talks (Cohen and Bennett)
Art History Part III (Morton)
Intro to Behavioral Economics
(Robkin)
Blindness Experience (Byrd)
In Your Own Words (Lee)
Gentle Yoga & Meditation (Zoller)
(Dance 101)
12:30-1:30PM
T’ai Chi (Meisner)(Dance 101)
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11:15AM-12:15PM
Improv I (Drake)
Introduction to Bacteriology (Inglis)
(ends 1:15PM)
1:40-2:40PM
AARP Driver Safety (Lee)(1:30-4:45)
The Brave New World of Books: How To
Buy and Sell Books and Publish Your
Own (Taylor)
Ageless Grace (Bramlett)
Facebook (Ratliff )(ends 3:10pm)
11:15AM-12:15PM
I Dig Rock & Roll Music (Dell)
Maximizing Income in Retirement
(Bean and Dozier)
The History of Photography
(Goldsmith)
King Lear (Friedman)
12:30-1:30PM
Dance: From Country to the Disco
(Aponte)(Dance 101)
1:40PM-2:40PM
Improv II (Drake)
From Sinai to Seinfeld: The History
of Jewish Humor (Buxbaum)(ends
3:40PM)
MONDAYS:
1:30-2:30PM
Bollywood (at Dance 101)
Instructor: Sudakshina Mukherjee, trained in Indian
Classical Form (Bharatnatyam) and Bollywood
Learn the latest and popular dance moves to hit Bollywood
songs! No prior dance experience required. Classes are
technique-driven but taught through choreography. Students
learn a new dance every 4-5 classes and can take advantage
of many opportunities to perform. This is a one
hour cardio exercise with a lot of stretching exercises.
Instructor fee: $50. Minimum 12 students.
Sudakshina is the artistic director of the dance studio, Atlanta Nritya
Academy. Her choreography has won many accolades throughout India
and the U.S.
MONDAYS:
2:00-3:00PM
Big Band Ballroom (at Dance 101)
Instructor: Robert Tolentino, Ballroom Professional
Experience the fun and excitement as you build confidence
on the dance floor. Foxtrot, Swing, Waltz and Tango will
keep you moving to the music you love. The series is taught
with the inter-related system of teaching, making several
dances just as easy to learn as one. This is an ongoing entry
level class; however, the class utilizes four different step lists
for the class repeaters and experienced dancers. Instructor
fee: $50. Minimum 12 students.
Robert has more than 20 years of experience.
TUESDAYS:
10:00-11:00AM
Beyond Never Again: How the Holocaust
Speaks To Us Today
Instructor: Rabbi Ari Sollish
Explore the ways in which the Holocaust continues to affect
our generation and colors what it means to live today. The
Holocaust forces us to grapple with the existence of evil
and suffering. It challenges us to find faith and optimism in
the face of devastation and despair. And it humbles us as
we encounter heroes of the spirit who fought for truth and
decency in the darkest of times. Learn what the Holocaust
teaches us about G-d, humanity, meaning, hope, and
purpose. Supply fee: $21.50 (covers book).
Rabbi Sollish is the founder and director of the Intown Jewish
Academy in Atlanta.
American History, Part II:
American Revolution and
Declaration of Independence
Instructor: Sal DePasquale, MCJ, MBA, Vietnam Veteran
The so-called Founding Fathers were anything but a cohesive
group with a common agenda. This class will examine the
stark disparity between the colonies and the conflicting
worldviews that joined in forming a nation-state. This was
not a gathering of visionaries creating a land of freedom
and justice, but instead more of two opposing magnets
forced into a package that was certain to explode. Suggested
reading: Revolutionaries: A New History of the Invention of
America (Rakove); Inhuman Bondage: The Rise and Fall of Slavery
in the New World (Davis); and Slave Nation: How Slavery United
the Colonies & Sparked the American Revolution (Blumrosen).
Sal has a strong focus in history to identify the underlying roots of
contemporary conflict.
Sight and Sound: Art and Music for a Hot
Summer Day
Instructor: Howard Cohen, BA, MA
From Botticelli to Brubeck, Rubens to Rubenstein, Picasso
to Porter, En Plein Air to a smoky Cabaret. We will explore
the sensual side of Music and Art. A mélange of colorful
videos will blend perfectly with Atlanta’s heat and humidity.
Howard has 35 years of experience in the music industry.
Microbiomes and You
Instructor: Kelly Shaw, BS Genomics and Molecular
Genetics
Delve into the science of human microbiomes. What
bacteria call our bodies home, and what are they doing to
help or hurt us? Can we leverage that knowledge to improve
our health?
Kelly is a PhD candidate in Genetics and Molecular Biology at Emory
University.
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TUESDAYS:
10:00-12:15PM
Social Media for Business
Instructor: Denis Gray, MEd, Technology Support
8 sessions: Tue and Wed, July 5-26
Which social media platform should your business use?
We will explore this question and examine how to use
and benefit from social media. We will cover in detail how
to choose the right platform(s), as well as how to start
campaigns and use analytics and metrics to measure your
success. Several little-known social media platforms can help
yield surprising results. This course will cover 8 sessions (two
per week for 4 weeks). Please have at least one social media
account set up for experimentation and practice. Instructor
fee: $40. Limited to 22 students.
Denis has extensive experience in adult training and education,
including working as a Technology Support Teacher providing training
and technology support to high school teachers.
TUESDAYS:
11:15AM-12:15PM
TED Talks
Instructors: Howard Cohen, BA, MA; Marty Bennett, MA
Education, MS Int’l Politics/Russian Studies, BS
Aeronautical Engineering-US Air Force Academy
TED Talks are dynamic, powerful, fascinating, and
entertaining 15-20 minute video lectures. We will carefully
select and share those that are most relevant to OLLI
students. Watch inspired speakers on fascinating topics and
join in the discussion. These social, psychological, political,
and personal lectures, seen on our large screen, will generate
interesting debate.
Howard has 35 years of experience in the music industry; Marty spent
22 years writing, editing and teaching report writing to defense dept.
intelligence officers.
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Art History Part III: Middle Ages Gothic
Period
Instructor: Marilyn Morton, BS Art Education; PhD
Interdisciplinary Studies
Gothic was originally a negative term implying primitive
origins, but by the 13th and 14th centuries, had become
the opus modernum (modern work) of western Europe.
We will review the stunning architecture with its associated
sculpture, as well as book illumination and other privately
commissioned luxury objects in the region -- including the
Neo-Byzantine version of Gothic in Italy. These changed
the demographics of Europe and Anglo-Saxon England, and
triggered a new type of fire-resistant building construction:
Romanesque. Art History Part II not a prerequisite.
Marilyn served as Adjunct Professor of Art History at Atlanta
College of Art.
Introduction to Behavioral Economics
Instructor: Shai Robkin, BA Economics, MBA Marketing
5 Sessions: July 12 - Aug 9
The course introduces students to key concepts designed
to help people and organizations make better decisions and
avoid common pitfalls resulting from instinctive human
behaviors. While classical economic theory assumes that
people make rational decisions -- weighing costs and benefits
in order to optimize the likelihood of achieving desired
outcomes -- behavioral economists start by asking how
humans actually behave in the real world. The course covers
basic theories of evolutionary psychology, automatic vs.
controlled thinking, heuristics (simple procedures that people
use unconsciously to reach decisions on difficult questions),
prospect theory and inaccurate perceptions of risk, the role
of chance, public policy and choice architecture, and when
and when not to trust experts.
Shai (pronounced “Shy”) Robkin is a serial entrepreneur who was born
and raised in Atlanta. He moved to Israel in 1976, where he and his
wife opened in 1981 Israel’s first combination bookstore/coffee shop.
TUESDAYS:
11:15AM-12:15PM
Blindness Awareness
Instructor: Judy Byrd, BS Math
The blind community is interested in sharing their world
with others in hopes that everyone will learn that blindness
does not change one’s ability to lead a normal, productive
and satisfying life. We will explore many aspects of blindness
through informative and entertaining speakers, both blind
and sighted. We’ll learn how people who are blind travel,
work, have fun, play sports, go to school, have families
and live independently. And we’ll learn about what you can
expect if you or someone you know has the most common
eye disease among seniors, Macular Degeneration.
Judy is the Founder and Director of The Beep Kickball Association, a
new sport for children with visual impairments. She travels the nation
promoting the sport and introducing it to children who are blind.
evocative settings, and techniques to make action and
characters resonate with readers. No prior writing experience
required. We will draw from outside materials, but no
required texts. Limited to 8 students.
Georgia Lee, award-winning journalist, author and editor, has curated
writing programs in higher education, and has a lifelong love of the
written word. She is writing her first novel.
Gentle Yoga & Meditation (at Dance 101)
Instructor: Susan Zoller, MEd
Relax and feel better! Enjoy the benefits of yoga as you learn
basic asanas with the help of experienced yoga instructors.
You will be guided every step of the way. This class will
also incorporate meditation during the last part of class.
NO prior experience required. Wear comfortable clothes.
Instructor fee: $50. Minimum 10 students.
Susan studied yoga with Dr. Valarie Wright, Hamsa Yoga Shala.
TUESDAYS:
12:30-1:30PM
T’ai Chi (at Dance 101)
Instructor: Harvey Meisner, Certified Tai Chi and Qi Gong
instructor
8 Sessions: July 5-Aug 23
T’ai Chi is a series of movements designed to open the body
while creating strength, balance, and flexibility and improving
cardiovascular health. These are gentle, easy, yet effective
movements that anyone can do, and all special needs are
taken into consideration by the instructor. All body types
are welcome. Come share the joy! Instructor fee: $50.
Minimum 12 students. Limited to 20 students.
Harvey studied and practiced Transcendental Meditation for 30 years.
In Your Own Words –Writing Your Personal
Story
Instructor: Georgia Lee, Vice President, Programming
Atlanta Writers Club
“You should write a book!” Whether you’ve heard that from
friends or thought it yourself, everyone has a fascinating
story to tell. Writing your memoir doesn’t need to be
overwhelming, but now is the time to start. We’ll demystify
writing your story through manageable time periods,
TUESDAYS:
1:40-2:40PM
Atlanta Beltline
Instructor: Lucy W. Bigham, BA, MPA
5 Sessions: July 12 - Aug 9 / ends 3:10PM
The Atlanta BeltLine is a sustainable redevelopment project
slated to provide a network of public parks, multi-use
trails, and modern streetcar transit along a historic 22-mile
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railroad corridor circling downtown and connecting many
neighborhoods. We will cover BeltLine history, project
updates, and long-range plans, and will also touch on the
history and future of streetcars in Atlanta. The class will
culminate with a three-hour tour of the BeltLine on Mon,
Aug 8. Supply fee: $20 (bus tour). Minimum 20 students.
Maximum 31 students.
TUESDAYS:
1:40-2:40PM
Wine Making
Instructor: Karen Van der Vort, Winemaker
Learn the basics of growing your own grapes, the best
time to harvest, lab and winemaking equipment, juice and
wine analysis and product bottling preparation. Obtain a
better understanding of the challenges winemakers face
in producing a product that brings joy (and sometimes
intimidation) to the consumer. An overview of wine history,
global wine regions, and food and wine pairings will also be
provided. Class will also include discussions about sensory
evaluation and personal preferences. Supply Fee: $50.
Minimum 10 students.
Karen has 35+ years of wine-making, grape-growing and wine
education experience.
Meet the Artists
Organizer: Leeann Lathrop, Teacher, Advertising
Coordinator, Antiques Business Owner
Enjoy meeting six different artists and discover how they
work. There will be different mediums presented and
the artists will come prepared to display and share their
work. Be prepared to ask questions as most artists love to
talk about their work. You will come away with a greater
appreciation for different styles of art.
South America: A Virtual Tour
Instructor: Pam Noud (ends 3:40PM)
The Olympics are coming to Rio de Janeiro this summer, so
it’s a perfect time to explore Brazil and the 11 other countries
that comprise South America! Where is Machu Pichu? Lake
Titicaca? Copacabana? Patagonia? Come pinpoint on a
map the world’s highest waterfall (Angel Falls in Venezuela),
the driest place on earth (the Atacama Desert in Chile), and
the highest point in the Western hemisphere (Aconcagua
in Argentina). Along the way, learn about local dishes like
ceviche and feijoada. Drink a glass of chicha in Peru, a
gourd of maté in Paraguay, and then a caipirinha in Brazil!
Come learn about South America by viewing images and
maps. A binder of optional home-study handouts may
be purchased for $30 at first class.
Pam loves maps and is passionate about sharing her knowledge of
World Geography. She has compiled images from around the world
into pictorial lessons about countries near and far.
TUESDAYS:
1:45PM-2:45PM
Yoga for the Truly Inflexible (at Dance
101)
Instructor: Susan Zoller, MEd
Can’t touch your toes? Designed for people who consider
basic movements that release and relax hamstrings, knees,
hips, back, shoulders and neck. It will be particularly helpful
for those who experience discomfort. No experience is
necessary, and all are welcome. Wear comfortable clothes.
Instructor fee: $50. Minimum 10 students.
Susan studied yoga with Dr. Valarie Wright, Hamsa Yoga Shala.
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WEDNESDAYS:
10:00-11:00AM
WEDNESDAYS:
11:15AM-12:15PM
Poetry of Witness
Improv I
Instructor: Dorothy Brooks, MEd
3 sessions: July 13 - 27 / ends 12:00PM
Poetry of witness is poetry that reflects on the larger social
issues of its time: war, racial and social injustice, poverty,
immigration, etc. It looks at the human condition and bears
witness. This class is for poets and non-poets alike. We will
explore the art of poetry as well as the idea of witness,
reflect on contemporary poems, and do some writing of our
own. Limited to 15 students.
Dorothy’s poetry and fiction have appeared or is forthcoming in
numerous literary magazines, including Atlanta Review, Tampa
Review, and Poet Lore. Her full length book of poetry, A Fine
Dusting of Brightness, was published in 2013 by Aldrich Press.
Instructor: Robert Drake, Artistic Director, Academy
Theater
Want to learn how to think more quickly on your feet while
conquering your fear of public speaking? Improvisation
is the key! We have a great time and also build key skills
to interact with people both on stage and in real life.
Instructor fee: $20. Limited to 15 students.
Social Dancing Made Easier
Instructor: Dan Smith, BS, MBA, JD
Learn guided exercises and techniques proven to enable
social dancing with any partner(s) to any music. Wear
comfortable street shoes with leather soles. Limited to 30
students.
Dan has been a social dancer for 35 years.
Introduction to Bacteriology
Instructor: George Inglis, B.S. Biology, Genetics &
Developmental Biology
2 sessions: July 13 and 20 / ends 1:15pm
This course aims to provide a basic understanding of
bacteriology, covering topics such as the mechanisms of
drug resistance, bacterial physiology, the microbiome,
and probiotics. Each class will focus on both common
pathogenic examples of these organisms, as well as close
relatives that have benefited society and medicine, looking at
the pros and cons of each group. Limited to 25 students.
George is a PhD student at Emory University in Genetics &
Molecular Biology.
Evolutionary Astrology: Using the
Heavens to Navigate Your Journey with
Greater Awareness, and without Doom &
Gloom
WEDNESDAYS:
1:30-4:45PM
Instructor: Vickie Sullivan, MA Special Education
Understand the symbols that western astrologers use to
gain a deeper understanding about themselves and others.
Navigate your personal evolutionary journey by exploring
the ‘who, what, where, when, and how’ embedded within
your chart. Learn more about your inner landscape, with its
complexities, and how best to work with them. You will need
your birthdate and birthplace; birth time is optimal, although
not required. Suggested reading: The Inner Sky: The Dynamic
New Astrology for Everyone (Forrest).
Vickie taught K-12 for 40 years. She has been an Astrologer for 40+
years.
Instructor: Jerry Lee
Smart Driver is a 6-hour course broken into two 3-hour
sessions. Students are required to attend both sessions to
complete the course. Driver Safety class helps participants
identify individual problem areas, which helps to improve
their own driving behavior. Completing this course and
submitting your certificate to your insurance company
may result in a reduction of up to 10% in your insurance
premiums! Course fee: $20. (Note: AARP members
receive a $5 discount; please use promo code AARP2016
when registering online or by phone). Register by June
30: 404-727-6000(option 2).
AARP Driver Safety (July 13 and 20)
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WEDNESDAYS:
1:40-2:40PM
The Brave New World of Books: How to
Buy and Sell Books and Publish Your Own
Instructor: James Taylor, BA Philosophy; MLS Emory
University
We will discuss the impact of digital technology on the
traditional world of books and reading. Students will learn
how to sell their old books online for fun and profit, how
to purchase books online and save money, and how to
publish their original manuscripts -- whether as bound,
hard-copy books, digital books on demand, or eBooks. Learn
how bookstores, libraries, and readers are adapting to the
changing world of books.
James was a professional library and host of the TV show “Writers-inFocus” for more than 30 years.
Ageless Grace
Instructor: Sandy Bramlett, MEd, Certified Ageless Grace®
Trainer/Educator
Based on the cutting-edge science of Neuroplasticity,
Ageless Grace Exercises consist of 21 movement ‘tools’ that
playfully address all 5 functions of the brain, and skills such
as balance, joint mobility, muscle tone, cardiac functioning,
endurance and more. You will learn why and how to
create a personal practice (seated or standing) that focuses
on the core to stimulate optimal cognitive and physical
function simultaneously. Moving to upbeat music adds to
the energizing activity for all shapes, sizes and fitness levels!
Instructor fee: $40.
Sandy is a certified Ageless Grace® trainer/educator, MDT movement
disorder/Parkinson’s disease fitness specialist, and licensed Nia Black
Belt teacher.
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Facebook
Instructor: Jane Ratliff, Executive Director, Bluehair
Technologies Inc (ends 3:10pm)
Join Bluehair Technology for a 4-week Facebook Basics
workshop. This class is open to anyone with a laptop,
smartphone or tablet. Learn how to create your profile and
understand some of the most common terms, search and
find your friends and family – then ask them to be friends on
Facebook, learn how to Like and make Comments, and set
up some of the most important security settings. Complete
more features of your profile, add pictures to your newsfeed,
and learn how to quickly move through your feed to find the
most important updates. Instructor fee: $50. Curriculum
can be purchased at $15 per book and downloaded for
free via a PDF.
Jane is the founder and Executive Director of Bluehair Technology
Group.
THURSDAYS:
10:00-11:00AM
The Art and Lives of the Classic Broadway
Lyricists: Love and Laughter
William Allen, MA, MPhil, MLn; Technical assistance:
Michiyo Allen, BS
This latest entry in our series on the Art of the Classic
Broadway Lyricists (1900-1965) centers on the lyrics in the
variety of love songs and comedy and satirical songs found
in a certain strain of mid-century musical comedies with
lyrics by Lee Adams (Bye Bye Birdie, All American) and Carolyn
Leigh (Wildcat, Little Me), lyrical teams Comden & Green (On
the Town, Wonderful Town, Bells Are Ringing) and Adler & Ross
(Pajama Game, Damn Yankees), lyricist-composers Meredith
Willson (The Music Man) and Jerry Herman (Hello Dolly,
Mame). Through the use of relevant recordings and audiovisual materials, we will address not only the romantic and
comedic aspects of these songs but also how they reflect the
technical 4 R’s of the lyrical art -- rhyme, rhythm, repetition,
reason. Come watch, listen, learn and enjoy.
Bill wrote a 500 page dissertation on British lyricist and librettist W.
S. Gilbert (Gilbert & Sullivan) to obtain his advanced degree from the
University of London.
Financial Fraud and Elder Abuse – Are
Your Personal Finances Protected?
Learning How to Love the Voices in Your
Head - Inside/Out
Instructor: Christopher Baker, CPA
As the population ages, losses as a result of financial elder
abuse are increasing. Baker Daily Money Management will be
presenting on the following topics:
Part 1: Financial Fraud and Elder Abuse
Part 2: How to Prevent and Report Financial Fraud
Part 3: Daily Money Management Services and How
They Can Help
Chris formed Baker DMM, LLC in 2012 as a full service daily
money management firm specializing in providing services to seniors,
busy professionals, and young adults.
Instructor: Doris Shannon, MBA, Adjunct Faculty,
University of Phoenix, Life Coach (ends 11:30am)
Join us for a 4-part personal development series to help you
bring the inner voices of your psyche under your control
and begin to create a life of greater inner-harmony, creativity,
and fulfillment. Learn how and why you created each voice;
understand how each voice is designed to serve you; begin to
dialogue with voice; and explore how you can begin to
manage and transform them. Limited to 15 students.
Doris became an independent coach/consultant after successfully serving
for more than 20 years as a human resource executive leading strategic
organization redesigns.
Introduction to Biotechnology
Instructor: Alyse Steves, BS Biotechnology, PhD Genetics
and Molecular Biology (in progress)
This course will focus on the basic concepts and methods
behind biotechnology in today’s world. A special emphasis
will be placed on biomedical biotechnology. A background
knowledge of biology is not required.
Alyse is currently pursuing a PhD in Genetics and Molecular Biology
from Emory University, where her research focuses on using a stem cell
model of spermatogenesis to identify male reproductive toxicants.
Dream Work
Instructor: Mitchell Foy, MA, LPC Licensed Professional
Counselor
Tap into your imagination by working with your dreams
in a contemporary, process-oriented manner. This unique
method animates your dreams in the here-and-now, where
they can be explored dynamically. Through the stages of
association, amplification, and animation we will dig into the
rich soil of our dreams, learning along the way how we can
also facilitate the dream work of others. All levels of dream
work experience are welcome. Limited to 22 students.
Mitchell has more than three decades of experience in dream work and
meditation, concurrently indulging in studies of philosophy, spirituality,
and art. He is a published writer and musician.
THURSDAYS:
11:15AM-12:15PM
“I Dig Rock & Roll Music” (1950-1960)
Instructor: Tom Dell
A history of Rock & Roll from its beginnings in the 1900s
through the early 1960s. A look at the people and the music
that influenced Rock and Roll and the many variations that
arose from it.
Tom has been a guitarist, singer, and band member since 1960.
Maximizing Income in Retirement
Instructor: Mike Bean, BBA Accounting; Brenda Dozier,
PhD
This course will help you restructure your portfolio to
minimize taxes as well as transfer risk of potential financial
losses during retirement. Participants will understand Roth
conversions and Roth IRA income while managing tax
withholdings and preparing for the IRS Required Minimum
Distributions (RMD). Learn to get the most out of your
pension income (defined contribution and defined benefit
plans) and Social Security income while balancing the needs
of your dependents and beneficiaries. The course will also
explore tax-advantaged and tax-free income sources.
Mike has a passion for helping individuals minimize investment risk,
maximizing investment returns, maintain tax efficient portfolios, and
reduce taxes on income. Brenda is an author, national speaker, and
financial consultant.
Register today: olli.emory.edu | 404-727-6000
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The History of Photography
Instructor: David Goldsmith, Emory University Emeritus
Professor of Chemistry
The course will cover the development of photography
from the camera obscura of antiquity, to the “fixing”
of images in the 19th century, to contemporary “digital
capture” -- seeing how technological advances allowed
photography to change from a “mechanical” documentary
status into that of a recognized art form in its own
right. The work of major figures in photography will
be shown and discussed, and the course will culminate
with illustrations of computer methods of photographic
editing, printing, and photographic book publishing.
David has engaged with photography since childhood and has taught
Photoshop with Adobe Expert Certification.
King Lear: A Reflection on Power, Family,
Retirement and Ageism
Instructor: Ross Friedman, MA American Studies
This course, while addressing the beauty of the
language and poetry of one of the world’s greatest
and most beautiful literary works, will focus on the
relevant themes of the uses and abuses of power,
family obligations, ageism, and one’s capacity for
growth even as one ages and changes careers.
Ross taught AP English Literature for 30 years.
THURSDAYS:
1:40-2:40PM
Improv II
Instructor: Robert Drake, Artistic Director, Academy
Theater
Obtain more advanced techniques of improvisation and
learn to better craft scenes, stories, and monologues in this
highly interactive, performance-driven class that concludes
with a performance in front your peers! Work more
effectively with scene partners to heighten and develop
what happens on stage. Instructor fee: $20. Limited to
15 students. Prerequisite: Improvisation Part 1.
The Florence Melton School of Adult
Jewish Learning Presents: From Sinai to
Seinfeld: The History of Jewish Humor
Instructor: Shelley Buxbaum, BRE, MA, PhD; Director
of the Lisa F. Brill Institute for Jewish Learning and
Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta
(ends 3:40PM)
A treasure of irresistible jokes from the Israelite
relationship with God to the growing divide between
cultural and religious Judaism in the early 21st century.
Treating Jewish jokes as text, the course invites students
to analyze and interpret the evolving concerns, styles,
rhythms, preoccupations, and values of the Jewish people
that lie buried deep in words that make us laugh as Jews,
and that bond us as a people. Instructor fee: $40.
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Movement Classes
at Dance 101
TUESDAYS:
JULY 5-AUG 9
11:15AM-12:15PM
MONDAYS:
JULY 11-AUGUST 15
1:30-2:30PM
Gentle Yoga and Meditation
Bollywood
Instructor: Sudakshina Mukherjee, Trained in Indian
Classical Form (Bharatnatyam) and Bollywood
Learn the latest and popular dance moves to hit
Bollywood songs! We show you how to shake those hips
and work those arms and legs into a dance routine right
out of the Bollywood films. No prior dance experience
required. Classes are technique driven but taught through
choreography. Students learn a new dance every 4-5 classes
and can take advantage of many opportunities to perform.
Instructor fee: $50. Minimum 12 students.
Sudakshina is the artistic director of the dance studio, Atlanta
Nritya Academy. Her choreography has won many accolades
throughout India and the U.S.
MONDAYS:
JULY 11-AUGUST 15
2:00-3:00PM
Big Band Ballroom
Instructor: Robert Tolentino, Ballroom Professional
Learn the basics of Ballroom’s most popular dances -foxtrot, swing, waltz and tango. Great for beginners and
social dancers! With more than 20 years of experience,
Robert will have you dancing in no time! Instructor fee:
$50. Minimum 12 students.
Instructor: Susan Zoller, MEd
Relax and feel better! Enjoy the benefits of yoga as you
learn basic asanas with the help of experienced yoga
instructors. You will be guided every step of the way. This
class will also incorporate meditation during the last part of
class. No prior experience required. Wear comfortable
clothes. Instructor fee: $50. Minimum 10 students.
Susan studied yoga with Dr. Valarie Wright, Hamsa Yoga Shala.
TUESDAYS:
JULY 5-AUGUST 9
12:30-1:30PM
T’ai Chi
Instructor: Harvey Meisner, Certified Tai Chi and Qi
Gong Instructor
8 weeks / July 12 - Aug 30
T’ai Chi is a series of movements designed to open the
body while creating strength, balance, and flexibility and
improving cardiovascular health. These are gentle, easy yet
effective movements that anyone can do, and all special
needs are taken into consideration by the instructor. All
body types are welcome. Instructor fee: $50. Minimum
12 students. Limited to 20 students.
Harvey studied/practiced Transcendental Meditation for 30 years.
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TUESDAYS:
JULY 5-AUG 9
1:45-2:45PM
Yoga for the Truly Inflexible
Instructor: Susan Zoller, MEd
Can’t touch your toes? Designed for people who consider
basic movements that release and relax hamstrings,
knees, hips, back, shoulders and neck. The course will be
particularly helpful for those who experience discomfort be
addressed. No experience is necessary, and all are welcome.
Wear comfortable clothes. Instructor fee: $50.
Susan studied yoga with Dr. Valarie Wright, Hamsa Yoga Shala.
Tai Chi Class Available
Between Spring and
Summer Session!
TUESDAYS:
MAY 31-JUNE 21
12:30-1:30PM
T’ai Chi
Instructor: Harvey Meisner, Certified Tai Chi and Qi Gong
instructor
Instructor fee: $50. Minimum 12 students. Limited to
20 students. Prior experience in Tai chi required. This is
NOT a beginner class!
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THURSDAYS:
JULY 7-AUG 11
12:30-1:30PM
DANCE: From Country to the Disco
Instructor: Ricardo Aponte, Musical Theater
Choreographer, Veteran Broadway Performer
Scientific studies have shown us that dancing is great
exercise, keeps our minds sharp, and builds confidence. In
this course, you will explore a variety of dance styles. We’ll
be featuring Country, Salsa, The Twist, Musical Theatre,
Disco, Jazz, and more. All classes are introductory level. Take
a leap and add some pizazz to your step! Instructor fee:
$50. Minimum 8 students.
Ricardo is one of Atlanta’s most accomplished musical theater
choreographers.
OLLI Book Clubs
There are THREE OLLI book clubs that meet from 12:301:30PM on the first Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday of the
month. Members vote on book selections.
To learn more and to obtain a list of books, please contact:
Tuesday Book Club:
Barb Sorenson, [email protected];
Jill Parks, [email protected]
Wednesday Book Club:
Phyllis Irby-Downing, [email protected]
Thursday Book Club:
Elizabeth Deschenes, [email protected]
One Day Workshops
First Aid – CPR – AED
(National Safety Council)
AARP Intro to Android Tablets:
Beginner Workshop
Tue, Jun 21 / 9:30AM-3:30PM
Instructor: Jim Spano
This hands-on practical Basic Life Support course provides
each participant receives the practical skills and knowledge
using the 3 “C’s” method of CHECK – CALL – CARE!
Main emphasis is on acquiring skills to keep an injured victim
alive until they can be transported / evaluated by medical
qualified staff members. Each participant will receive a
student book, pocket guide, and a course DVD. Cost: $94
($49 regular course fee + $45 supply fee for guide and
DVD). Limit 15 students.
Jim is an authorized National Safety Council and American Red
Cross First Aid – CPR –AED instructor.
Tue, Jun 7 & 14 / 10:00-11:30AM
New to mobile technology? Discover the power of apps!
Join us for a hands-on workshop covering touchscreen
basics, texting, photo taking/sharing, downloading apps and
more. Please call 1-866-591-8105 or go online: aarp.cvent.
com/ aarptekgeorgia to register for this free class.
AARP Beyond the Basics – Android
Tablets: Intermediate Workshop
Tue, Jun 7 & 14 / 12:30-1:30PM
So you have the essentials down, but you’re ready to take
things to the next level. Learn tips and tricks that will help
you get the most out of your tablet and wow your friends
and family. Please call 1-866-591-8105 or go online: aarp.
cvent.com/ aarptekgeorgia to register for this free class.
AARP Books, News, and Music – Android
Tablets: Intermediate Workshop
Tue, Jun 7 & 14 / 2:30-3:30PM
Take your daily news, digital book collection, and favorite
songs with you, wherever you go. Explore having fun with
digital media on tablets in this hands-on workshop. Please
call 1-866-591-8105 or go online: aarp.cvent.com/
aarptekgeorgia to register for this free class.
Defensive Driving Course
(National Safety Council)
Tue, Jun 14 / 9:30AM-3:30PM
Instructor: Jim Spano, MS Safety Program Management
and Education
Participants will acquire the mental skills and knowledge to
become a defensive driver, by recognizing that safe driving
is a matter of personal choices. Focus will be on the seven
most common driving mistakes and how to overcome them,
along with the five conditions that affect your driving skills
/ response time. Cost: $64 ($49 regular course fee + $15
supply fee for book). Limit 40 students.
Jim is an authorized National Safety Council Defensive Driving
Instructor and has conducted this training course for the past 26 years.
Nature Printmaking Workshop
Thu, Jun 9 / 9:30AM-2:30PM
Instructor: Joy Hartsfield
Actual leaves, will be our patterns – both positive and
negative images. Spend the day going wild with water-soluble
printing inks, brayers on stems, and branches from our
gardens! Like the methods of making images in pairs – this
class is designed for pairs/couples. One will be printing, one
preps, then the roles are switched and all have fun. Bring
wide mouth water containers 4-5” at opening (a gallon jug
cut), sponge, cleaning rags, up to 50 pieces of paper, and
an apron or smock. Bring lunch and snack. Cost: $84 ($49
regular course fee + $35 supply fee for printing inks,
brayers, plexiglass, clothesline, and other unusual
supplies from the instructor). Limited to 8 students.
Joy served as a guest lecturer while traveling in the United Kingdom
Social Media for Seasoned Adults
Wed, Jul 6 / 9:00AM-2:00PM
Instructor: Courtney Teague, BS, MA, EdS, EdD
This course is for seasoned adults with little experience with
blogging. Share your stories with other generations! Learn
how to purchase their own domain name, set up a Wordpress
blog, and write their own blog post. Cost: $49. Limited to
15 students.
Courtney views technology and new media as essentials in facilitating
educational and societal change.
Register today: olli.emory.edu | 404-727-6000
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Olli Summer 2016
Lunch & Learn Schedule
12:30-1:30PM - ROOM 116/118
Reminder: bring your lunch!
Registration NOT required for Lunch & Learns
TUESDAY, JULY 12
Learn How to Sell Your Books Online
James Taylor, Bibliophile and Retired Librarian
Learn how to set up an internet account with reputable book traders, sell books,
manage postage from your home, and profit from your bookcase(s).
James has bought and sold books online for decades. He can walk you through the process of setting up book-selling accounts on the best websites.
THURSDAY, JULY 14
Impressions of a Trip to Cuba
Jill Parks, BA Sociology, and Cookie Rubin
This presentation will discuss impressions of Cuban life today and its artists, accompanied by photos.
Jill participated in a Visual Arts in Cuba tour in January 2016, sponsored by the University of New Mexico Latin American
and Iberian Institute and Tamarind Art Institute.
TUESDAY, JULY 19
Women of Valor - Women of World War II
Brandt Ross, Former CEO, M&A Intermediary, Senior Instructor and Folk Singer
The “Women of Valor” of World War II include women that you know and some that you may not know…but all of them
have remarkable stories. They were pathfinders -- fearless in their relentless quests to fight adversity, overcome obstacles and
save lives. This class will include some contemporaneous folk music.
THURSDAY, JULY 21
The Leo Frank Case
Sandra Berman, Former Activist for the William Breman Jewish Heritage and Holocaust Museum
Frank was a Jewish factory superintendent in Atlanta who was tried and convicted in 1913 of the murder of Mary Phagan, a
13 year old girl. His death sentence was later commuted, but he was kidnapped from prison by a mob and lynched.
TUESDAY, JULY 26
Services for Seniors
Linda Kadan
This presentation will provide information on the following services: Private Duty Home Care, Pallative care & hospice,
Geriatric Care Managers, Aging Answers, Home Health Care, and Geriatric attorneys.
Linda is the owner/operator of Kadan Homecare-a private duty home care company in Atlanta for more than 35 years.
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Olli Summer 2016
Lunch & Learn Schedule (Cont.)
THURSDAY, JULY 28
Research Social
Researchers from Emory University, Georgia Tech, Georgia State, and the Veterans Administration will present research
studies related to issues that face older adults. Opportunities will be available to sign up to be a study participant.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2
Solving the Medicare Maze: How To Save On Hidden Costs
Keith Nabb, President of Affordable Medicare Solutions
This informative presentation will provide an overview of Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans. Medicare Supplement
Plans, as well as Medicare Part D. The Coverage Gap, also known as the Donut Hole, will be reviewed and clarified. This
presentation will help you make educated choices about you or your family’s health coverage.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4
Long Term Care and Estate Planning In a Nutshell
Victoria Collier, Certified Elder Law Attorney through The National Elder Law Foundation
We will cover necessary estate planning documents and discuss strategies to plan and pay for long term care.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9
Dance and Movies from India
Sudakshirna Mukherjee, Artistic Director of the Dance studio, Atlanta Nritya Academy
This presentation will discuss Indian classical dance forms, expression in dance, and emotion/rasa in classical dance.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 11
Atlanta Classical Musicians
Current and former chamber players and singers from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus will perform.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16
Origami: History and Practice
Yoshie Brandt, Konnichiwa Club Volunteer Leader
Origami is an art for everyone and a way to get in touch with both elements of Japanese culture as well as a sense of beauty.
Join us for a brief history of Origami and learn to make your own origami creations!
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18
Improvables Performance
Robert Drake and the Improvables
Join us for an hour of lunch, learning, and laughter with the Improvables, an Improv Troupe formed out of OLLI classes.
Learn how improvisational techniques are revolutionizing how people approach their lives and work!
Register today: olli.emory.edu | 404-727-6000
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OLLI Trip: Chihuly in the Garden
Fri, Aug 5/ 11:00AM-12:15PM - Atlanta Botanical Garden
(1345 Piedmont Ave., NE Atlanta, GA 30309)
Internationally acclaimed glass artist Dale Chihuly returns to the Atlanta Botanical
Garden for an encore exhibition of his spectacular works of art presented in a
setting that has doubled in size since his blockbuster show there in 2004. Join OLLI
members for a Docent led guided tour of Chihuly’s kaleidoscopic colored glass in
21 installation sites all set amongst the Garden’s natural beauty!
Register by Wed, Jul 27 by calling the OLLI Office at 404-727-6000 (option 2).
Minimum 20 people. Cost: $25 plus parking ($2 per hour, paid separately to the
parking garage on site).
NOTE: We will meet out front near the Visitor Center at 10:30-10:45AM to check in.
After the tour is over, we can spend the afternoon in the Garden. Lunch is available at
The Café at Linton’s (reservations recommended) or at Petit Café, a Bistro like setting
with sandwiches, snacks and beverages. MARTA also has a stop outside the main
entrance.
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Investor ($500-$999)
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Stakeholder ($100-$249)
Balser Philanthropic Fund
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6 Executive Park Drive NE
Suite 100
Atlanta, GA 30329
REGISTRATION
Visit olli.emory.edu or call 404-727-6000 (select
option 2).
1. Go to olli.emory.edu and click on Courses to
see all of our classes, dates and times.
2. Click on the class name (i.e. Gentle Yoga) and
then click register.
3. Click add to cart. To add more classes from
the list, click the back button (←) at the top
left of the screen.
4. After adding courses, click check out.
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or create a new account (if necessary, click
forgot my password)
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Note: Membership discounts will not appear
until you click check out!
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in-person training sessions!
Set up your student account and enroll for classes quickly
and easily by signing up for training sessions to be held
on the following dates and times:
Set up your student account:
Tue, May 24 / 12:30-1:30PM
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