SALEM COLLEGE

601 South Church Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101

Non-Profit U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 31 Winston-Salem, NC

Courses or Community
Salem Collee
Fa 2012

Enriching Education...

Wherever youre coming from and wherever youre going in life, Salem College Courses for Community (CfC) offers courses to aid you in the journey. Our unique role is to make high-quality non-credit courses accessible to everyone, creating opportunities to keep your mind active and engaged. The program offers interesting and affordable classes in a safe, comfortable environment, with the majority of classes meeting on the beautiful Salem College campus. There are 43 exciting opportunities to increase your knowledge and activity level, improve your lifestyle and provide personal enjoyment throughout the fall.

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SEPTEMBER

SAT Prep Math Option I; page v SAT Prep Verbal/Writing Option I; page v

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17 The CfC instructors have a genuine desire to share their knowledge with you. Classes are offered on most weekday evenings with a duration of one-to-two hours each session. 17 Class and activity schedules range from single sessions to several weeks. Prices vary depending on the type of class and number of weeks the course is scheduled to meet. 18

The registration process is ongoing with no deadline, and fees are competitive, yet affordable. Class sizes are limited in order to enhance the learning environment and encourage interaction among participants. For those seeking professional acknowledgement, certificates of completion are available upon request. Numerous courses qualify for educator renewal credits. Required documentation is provided. Courses are individually priced with group/friend discounts available as printed.

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Give the gift of knowledge with a customized gift certificate for any occasion. Our 20 courses make excellent gifts and are educational, fun and provide an outlet for people to gather and learn something new and interesting. 20 A downloadable brochure of courses and a schedule listing additional course details is posted on the Salem College website www.salem.edu/community/cfc. For general information, call 336/721-2855. Our goal is to offer something for everyone. Come learn something new! Many thanks to Old Salem Museums & Gardens for their generosity in providing facilities.
On the cover: The Back Porch Party design was created in 2001 by Suzi Moore a staff member at Salem College, independent graphic designer, and owner of Made in North Carolina (MINNC). For more information on her designs and business www.madeinnorthcarolina.com or www.minnc.com, www.facebook.com/madeinnc, suzimoore1@gmail.com, phone - 910/617-5922.

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Drawing Animal Friends for Young Artists; page iv Bridge Play of the Hand in the 21st Century; page vii Drawing Animal Portraits for Teens to Adults; page iv Writing for Profit and Being Published; page vi Trotting Tuesdays; page iii The Art of Drawing Hands for Teens to Adults; page iv The Beginners Guide to Wine; page iii Presenting Your Book: From Manuscript to Bookstore; page vi Sketching in Pen and Ink; page iv Relax and Paint Workshop Option I; page iv Bridge Conventions and Defensive Strategy; page vii Writers Workshop Writing, Reading and Editing Your Work; page vi Karate and Self-Defense for Women; page iii Bend and Twist Wirework Jewelry; page vii Writing on the Back Porch; page vi The College Admission Process; page v Reflections: Drawing and Painting the Illusion of Glass; page iv Learn How to Sell on eBay; page vii Exploring the World of Tea and Herbal Infusions; page vii

NOVEMBER

Making Peace with Death; page vii Introduction to Public Speaking; page vii Mastering the Basics of the iPad; page vii Anyone Can Write; page vi Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement Option I; page v The Wonderful World of Wine; page iii SAT Prep Math Option II; page v Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement Option II; page v SAT Prep Verbal/Writing Option II; page v Introduction to Social Ballroom Dancing; page iii Healing Words: Writing to Heal and Grow; page vi Holiday Painting Workshop: Old World Santa; page iv The Art and Science of Pairing Wine with Food; page iii Relax and Paint Workshop Option II; page iv The Salem College Wine Dinner; page iii Home Orchid Growing; page vii The Actors Workshop Introduction to Acting; page vii Holiday Painting Workshop: Antique Angel Option II; page v Introduction to Novel Writing; page vi In FocusSouthern California Wines; page iii Lets Paint an Angel for Young Artists: page v Holiday Painting Workshop: Antique Snowman and Rooster Paintings Option III; page v

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Health and Fitness Series

Trotting Tuesdays [Lovell]
This course does not require riding experience and is taught at Cash Lovell Stables in Winston-Salem on five Tuesday nights. The facility has an indoor riding arena where youll learn the basics of safe and fun English horseback riding. This course is open to beginner level riders of all ages, as well as those who are returning to the saddle. Tuesdays, September 18 - October 23 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. $165

Introduction to Social Ballroom Dancing [Econ]

No experience needed and neither is a dance partner! Come learn the basic introduction dance steps for social dancing. The dance curriculum covers the basic steps for the foxtrot, rumba, waltz, cha-cha and swing. This is great exercise and a way to enjoy social interaction with others. Thursdays, October 25 - December 6 [no class Nov. 22] 7:15 - 8:45 p.m. $55 or $100 for two registrations

Wine Series

The Beginners Guide to Wine* [Heye]

Why miss out on the joys of wine just because you think it is too hard to understand? Over the last 11 years, Bruce Heye, the Wine Guy, has made hundreds of beginners feel comfortable with making wine selections. This course explores the basics, including how to read a wine label and distinguish the differences between styles and varieties of wine, finishing with a visit to a local winery to learn how wine is made. Tuesdays, September 18 - October 2 6:30-8:30 p.m. $80

The Salem College Wine Dinner Wine and Dine at Vin 205 [Heye]
Vin 205 - The Wine Bar opened a year ago and has proven to be a popular spot for wine oriented dinners. Bruce Heye, The Wine Guy, has worked with Chef Harry to plan a delicious dinner with wines. Since this wine bar is attached to the Wine Merchants Gourmet wine shop, you can be assured of a fine selection of wines. Tuesday, November 6 6:30 p.m. $75

Karate and Self-Defense for Women [Geda/Kerr]

This course will teach skills and resources, promote excellence in the martial arts, and encourage building individual and collective strength. This course is designed as an introduction to karate and self-defense for women. The participant will learn the basic moves of traditional Wado-Ryu Karate, 1st kata (a series of movements against an invisible opponent), and the introduction to sparring (kumite). Participants will have the opportunity to earn a yellow belt in WadoRyu Karate by the end of the course. Wear comfortable clothes; a uniform (gi) is available for purchase, but not required. Classes to be held at Japan Karate Institute of NC in Winston-Salem. Every other Saturday, September 22 December 1 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. $65

The Wonderful World of Wine Part 1, The New World* [Heye]

In Focus . . . Southern California Wines* [Heye]

Most wine lovers are familiar with the Napa and Sonoma Valleys, but some of Californias best wines are coming from the southern part of the state. Names like Santa Barbara, Paso Robles and San Luis Obispo produce high-quality wine, often at reasonable prices. During two sessions, we will delve into these areas while sampling some of their finest wine varieties and styles. Thursdays, November 29 and December 6 6:30-8:30 p.m. $80 *The Salem College wine series is now allRiedel, and course participants will receive a Riedel glass with a paid registration, excluding the wine dinner. Series participants must be age 21 or older.

The wonderful world of wine is developing rapidly, and this class will explore this growth in North and South America, Africa, the South Pacific countries, and even Asia. Cultural differences, as well as wine types and styles, will be explored through discussion and tastings. Tuesdays, October 16 - 30 6:30- 8:30 p.m. $85

The Art and Science of Pairing Wine With Food* [Heye]

Why be intimidated by ordering wine in a restaurant when this three-session course can provide the confidence to order with proficiency? We will explore various wine styles to determine what works with varied foods. Wednesdays, October 31, November 7 and 14 6:30-8:30 p.m. $85

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Art Series

Drawing Animal Friends for Young Artists [Verano]

Young artists will learn to capture the spirit of their favorite animals by guided instruction on the how-tos of drawing eyes, mouths, fur, whiskers and more! Students will enjoy lessons for shading, drawing basic shapes and creating textures for their cuddly creatures. Bring to class: reference photos, drawing tablet, #2 pencil, eraser and a colored pencil set. Mondays, September 17, 24 and October 1 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. $60

The Art of Drawing Hands for Teens to Adults [Verano]

Hands show so much expression through very subtle body language. Students will study the principles of foreshortening, and by understanding the hands structurethe shapes created by underlying muscles, tendons and bonesthey will learn how to draw lifelike hands. This is a great class for beginners adults and teensor students preparing their college portfolio. Bring a drawing pad and three pencils: HB, 2B and 4B. Tuesdays, September 18 - October 23 [no class Oct. 9] 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. $140

Relax and Paint Workshop Option I and II [Verano]

Havent painted in years? If you are an avid painter or just a beginner, you will enjoy this stress-free painting workshop. Each session begins with a short discussion followed by demonstrations to encourage the creative spirit. Students work on their own projects, often choosing photos from family vacations or a collection of reference pictures to create wonderful original works of art. Bring your favorite medium[s]: oil, pastels, watercolors, acrylics, water-soluble oils or any drawing supplies. Class size is limited. Option I Wednesdays, September 19 - October 24 [no class Oct. 10] 12:30 - 3:00 p.m. $130 Option II Wednesdays, October 31 - December 12 [no class Nov. 21] 12:30 - 3:00 p.m $130

Reflections: Drawing and Painting the Illusion of Glass [Verano]

Are you looking for drawing and painting tips that will help you along on your artistic journey? Learning to draw and paint reflections in glassware is a great place to explore art and your creative spirit. Inspiring still-lifes will be practiced with helpful hints on the howto of drawing or painting reflections. From photorealism to abstract, there are many avenues to explore. Students may bring supplies for any mediumdrawing pencils, charcoals, pastels, watercolor paints, acrylic paints or water-soluble oils. Mondays, October 15 - November 26 [no class Nov. 19] 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. $140

Drawing Animal Portraits for Teens to Adults [Verano]

Learn the practical approach to drawing through step-by-step demonstrations, and capture the likeness of your favorite animal. Students will explore the use of crosshatching, blending, lifting (reverse drawing), shading and much more. With practice and guidance, your animal portraits will come alive. Bring to class: drawing tablet, eraser, a set of charcoal pencils and drawing pencils #2, 2B, 3B, 4B. Reference pictures of your favorite animals are recommended. Mondays, September 17, 24 and October 1 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. $85

Sketching in Pen and Ink [Verano]

Learn the practical approach to drawing with ink through the eyes of an artist. Students will study the techniques of creating ink lines, markings and washes for achieving realistic results. Bring to class some of your travel pictures, animal/pet/people photos, or other favorite subject. Supplies needed: Arches watercolor tablet, drawing tablet, ultra fine sharpie, pencil and eraser. Water-soluble ink and brushes will be provided. Wednesdays, September 19 - November 14 [no class Oct. 10] 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. $150

Holiday Painting Workshop: Old World Santa - Option I [Verano]

Heres your chance to create an Old World Santa just in time for Christmas. Demos and step-bystep instructions guide you through the painting using water-soluble oils, Q-tips and old cloth. The unconventional painting process is the best part: wiping, glazing, scraping and adding paint to get the desired look is sure to please everyone. Bring to each class: (1) 16 x 20 flat canvas panel, (1) tube each: burnt sienna and raw umber (water-soluble oil paints), an old cut-up t-shirt and Q-tips for the painting and erasing techniques. Protective gloves, Santa patterns and additional paint supplies are provided. Tuesdays, October 30 and Nov. 6 6:00 - 9:00 p.m $60 Art Series Continued on Next Page...

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Holiday Painting Workshop: Antique Angel - Option II [Verano]

Lets Paint an Angel for Young Artists [Verano]

Heres your chance to create an antique angel just in time for Christmas. Demos and step-by-step instructions guide you through the painting using water-soluble oils, Q-tips and old cloth. The unconventional painting process is the best part: wiping, glazing, scraping and adding paint to get the desired look is sure to please everyone. Results are fabulous! Bring to each class: (1) 16 x 20 canvas panel, (1) tube each: burnt sienna, raw umber (water-soluble oil paints), an old cut-up t-shirt, and Q-tips for the painting and erasing techniques. Protective gloves, angel patterns and additional paint supplies provided. Tuesdays, November 13 and 27 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. $60

Decorate your mantel this Christmas with an Old World-style angel. By following step-bystep instructions, students will complete a 16" x 20" painting for their enjoyment or giftgiving this Christmas. Register with a friend and settle into two fun-filled afternoons that are sure to spread the Christmas cheer. Young artists of all ages will enjoy this painting project. Bring to class: 16 x 20 flat canvas panel, apron or old shirt to protect clothing. Paints and other supplies included in the tuition. Mondays, December 3 and 10 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. $50

Pre and Proessional Series

SAT Prep Math and Critical Reading and Writing [Nelson, Freitag, Oakley]
Interested in obtaining a competitive score on the SAT or raising your SAT score? Perform up to your potential on the SAT and learn strategies for successfully taking tests and mastering daily coursework. Required text: Barrons Educational Series; Barrons SAT, 26 Edition (available August 1, 2012), ISBN-10: 1438000197 or ISBN-13: 978-1438000190. Text can be purchased at campus bookstore [prior to class starting] or online. Preregistration is required. Note: Option I courses are completed prior to the October 6 and November 3, 2012, SAT testing dates. Option II courses are completed prior to the December 1, 2012 and January 26, 2013, SAT testing dates. Option I Math: Tuesdays, August 28 - October 2 Verbal/Writing: Thursdays, August 30 October 4 Option II Verbal/Writing: Thursdays, October 18 November 29 [no class Nov. 22] Math: Tuesdays, October 23 - November 27 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. Each course - six sessions. $225 per course or $400 for any two [Math/Verbal-Writing]

The College Admission Process: Creative Adventure or Chronic Anxiety? [Cunningham]

The college admission process can be daunting to students and parents as they consider testing options, college visits, essays and every other aspect of applying to and ultimately choosing a school. This course offers practical advice for managing each step with purpose and confidence. It will also apprise students and parents of the many resources available to assist them throughout the process. Wednesdays, October 3 - 24 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. $45

Holiday Painting Workshop: Antique Snowman and Rooster Paintings - Option III [Verano]

Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement [Moser]

Create two decorative pieces of artwork, one snowman and one rooster, for your enjoyment or gift-giving this Christmas season. By using water-soluble oils and the same fun techniques used in the angel and Santa paintings, students of all ages will enjoy this project. Bring a friend or come ready to meet new people, and settle into a fun-filled evening that is sure to spread the Christmas cheer. Bring to class: (2 ) 11 x 14 flat canvas panels, (1) tube each- burnt sienna and raw umber (watersoluble oil paints), an old t-shirt and Q-tips. Protective gloves, a variety of snowman and rooster patterns and additional paint supplies are provided. Tuesdays, December 4 and 11 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. $60

Only 18% of American workers are confident they will have enough money for a comfortable retirement, and 49% of workers and 39% of retirees think they may outlive their savings.* This course will help you prepare for a financially secure retirement. You will learn how to develop your financial objectives, inflation-proof your income and understand how stocks, mutual funds, bonds and other investment vehicles work. We will cover health care costs and estate planning techniques. A 120-page workbook is included in the course fee. *Source: Employee Benefit Research Institute, 2008. Option I Tuesdays, October 16 - November 6 Option II Thursdays, October 18 - November 8 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. $70 per individual [Paid participant may bring a spouse/guest at no additional charge. Fee includes one workbook; additional workbooks are $30]

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Writin Series
Writing For Profit and Being Published [Mathosian]
In five sessions, this course teaches you how to develop ideas to pitch to editors and identify markets for your writing. You will learn how to organize and write articles, query editors, price your work and make multiple sales. Designed for beginners, along with seasoned writers, this course provides all the information you need to become a successful freelance writer. Mondays, September 17 - October 22 [no class Oct. 8] 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $80

Writers Workshop Writing, Reading and Editing Your Work [Mathosian]

Anyone Can Write! [Stevenson]

This course is about drafting, editing, revising and sharing your writing with other writers and the instructor. Participants read aloud, exchange ideas and learn from each other. The Writers Workshop enhances public speaking skills and helps you identify markets for your articles and manuscripts. Thursdays, September 20 - November 1 [no class Oct. 11] 6:30 - 8:30 p.m

Presenting Your Book: From Manuscript to Bookstore [Roan]

This interactive workshop will give participants the tools they need to sell their work. Participants will develop a synopsis, an elevator pitch and query letters. They will also develop a marketing plan based on the demographics of their potential readers. Wednesdays, September 19 - October 24 [no class Oct. 10] 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $80

Writing on the Back Porch [Woodring]

Come ignite your passion for writing! This is a course for anyone who has ever said, I cant write, but wished they could. In this five-week workshop, learn to express yourself with words as we explore and write in the genres of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and expressive writing. With can-do writing exercises, sharing and discussion, participants will develop and refine skills, as well as increase powers of observation. Visiting authors will share their expertise in each genre. This course is also ideal for the writer wanting to build on experience and enhance self-discovery. No writing experience needed. All class resource materials provided. Register early for this popular class. [Limited seating] Tuesdays, October 16 - November 13 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $80

Healing Words: Writing to Heal and Grow [Stevenson]

Heal your life with expressive writing! Research shows that writing about lifes stresses helps heal both physical and emotional ailments. In this supportive workshop, your life story will be gently explored with writing exercises in several genres: guided prompts, memoirs, therapeutic writing, affirmations and the art of journaling. Well also share our work in small groups with plenty of time for questions. The cumulative process will promote healing and personal growth. This is also a great class for writers wishing to re-charge their writing practice with new insights and clarity. All class resource materials provided. No writing experience needed. [Limited Seating] Mondays, October 29 - November 26 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $80

Explore free-writing prompts and techniques in fiction, nonfiction and poetry writing designed to open new realms of possibility when it comes to expressing yourself on paper. This three-session course will focus on an informal, no-pressure approach to generating new ideas and practicing essential skills of writing-asdiscovery. Tuesdays, September 25 - October 9 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $65

Introduction to Novel Writing [Woodring]

Everybody has a novel inside them. In this course, we will explore techniques for excavating and developing that novel through pre-writing and brainstorming exercises, planning methods and a discussion of the elements of fiction. We will also discuss revising, editing and submitting your novel for publication. Tuesdays, November 27 - December 11 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $60

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Personal Enrichment Series

Bridge - Play of the Hand in the 21st Century [Goins]
Play of the Hand in the 21st Century is Level 2, designed as a follow-up course for Bidding in the 21st Century. Students will bid and play hands designed to teach declarer play of the cards. This level includes all the basic new standard bidding techniques. Needed text: ACBL series, Play of the Hand in the 21st Century. Mondays, September 17 - November 19 [no class Oct. 8] 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $80

Bend and Twist - Wirework Jewelry [Kuser]

Bridge - Conventions and Defensive Strategy [Goins]

Have you ever wanted to create something that was uniquely yours? Come explore the wonderful world of wirework jewelry. In this one-night workshop students will be able to create two pairs of earrings and obtain the skills to make additional pieces in the future. You will also learn how to forge wirea simple technique that adds a design element. Materials needed for the course: Spool of 20 gauge wire [any kind, i.e. copper, brass, gold, silver], assortment of beads-different sizes/ shapes, enough to make at least two pairs of earrings; optional - round nose pliers, chain nose pliers and wire cutters. Monday, September 24 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. $20

Exploring the World of Tea and Herbal Infusions [Isenburg]

Take a trip around the world to sample teas from major tea producing countries and learn about their tea customs. Learn about processing and the health benefits of tea, as well as how to brew the perfect cup and make a great glass of iced tea. The second session will feature herbal infusions. Youll have the opportunity to experiment with several as we explore their health benefits. Tuesdays, October 16 - 23 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $35

Mastering the Basics of the iPad - iPadimonium [Triplett]

Are you getting started with your iPad? Learn about setting wallpaper, using iPhoto, slideshows, video, downloading music and more. Participants should bring their iPad / cable and have an existing iTunes account. Bring your confusion and leave with the pandemonium of your iPad gone! Tuesdays, October 16 - November 20 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $60

Making Peace with Death [Hawkins]

This bridge course is designed as a review of commonly used bridge conventions, such as Jacoby transfers, preemptive bids, special doubles and slam exploration. Special emphasis will be placed on defensive strategy. Needed text: Third Level, ACBL series, Defense in the 21st Century. Thursdays, September 20 - December 6 [no class Oct. 11] 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $80

Make Extra Income: Learn How to Sell on eBay [Smagur]

This class will show you how to get started selling on eBay. Youll learn the basics of opening a seller account, determining the value and price of your treasures, improving your listings with effective descriptions and photographs, opening a PayPal account, how to monitor your listings and complete a transaction. Course fee includes the text, The Basics of Selling on eBay. Only eBay specialists are allowed to purchase this book through eBay. Monday, October 15 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. $40 [fee includes manual]

Orchids seem exotic and full of mystery, but many are easily grown in the home with In Ernest Beckers landmark book, The Denial of proper understanding of their culture. This course will cover the basics of home orchid Death, he states that our biggest fear is the fear growing and prepare students for a lifetime of of dying. In this three-session course, we will examine our fears around dying and ways we can enjoyment with these marvelous flowers work with these fears. With the course results, Tuesdays, November 6 - 20 we hope to gain a greater sense of freedom and a 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. deeper appreciation of each moment. $45 Tuesdays, October 16 - 30 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. $35

Home Orchid Growing [Bare]

The Actors Workshop Introduction to Acting [Roan]

Introduction to Public Speaking: What Was I So Afraid Of? [Roan]

This workshop will give you a basic foundation in public speaking. You will learn how to use stage fright to your advantage and how to communicate with an audience. In each session, you will have the opportunity to speak about Wednesdays, November 7 - 28 something you love and observe the most effective 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. public speaking techniques. $45 Tuesdays, October 16 - November 13 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. $45

This is an interactive workshop in which participants will learn through exercises and short scenes. Participants will develop a character; learn how to interact with other characters; and discover how to engage an audience. The workshop-style course is open to participants of all ages.

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Fall 2012 - Courses for Community Instructor Information

David Bare is the garden columnist for The Winston-Salem Journal and the Greenhouse Manager for Reynolda Gardens of Wake Forest University, where he maintains an extensive collection of orchids and other tropicals. He is widely known throughout the gardening community for his vast experience and knowledge base in all things garden. Jane Goins is an Appalachian State University graduate with a degree in Spanish. For more than 12 years she has been an ACBL Certified Bridge Instructor. She is listed as a Gold Life Master with more than 3200 Master Points and numerous regional titles Stimp Hawkins is a retired Presbyterian minister and former hospice chaplain. Bruce Heye, The Wine Guy, has been with the Courses for Community program for 11 years. Martha Isenberg is a local tea consultant for Tealightful Inc. She holds degrees from UNCGreensboro in home economics and nutrition education. She is retired after 28 years as a nutrition educator with the NC Cooperative Extension Service.

Mark Mathosian is a freelance writer, columnist and photographer. His work appears in a variety of publications from parenting and business magazines to specialty marketing newspapers. M. Craig Moser, CRPC, Vice President and Financial Advisor with Merrill Lynch, has 30 years experience in the financial services industry, advising and educating clients. The Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor (CRPC) designation demonstrates that a professional has an in-depth knowledge of an individuals needs, both before and after retirement. He has taught retirement and financial planning courses at universities and technical community colleges in Forsyth and neighboring counties.

Julie Cunningham has experience as a school counselor. She has a bachelors degree from Virginia Commonwealth University and a masters degree in counselor education from the University of Virginia. In September 2010, she became an independent education consultant with the goal of helping students and parents navigate the college admission process. She has successfully served a broad range of students who are attending a variety of colleges that match their interests and abilities.

Jennifer L. Stevenson is an award-winning professional writer with more than 25 years experience. Her work has been published more than 2,000 times in newspapers and magazines across the country. A founding member and past president of Winston-Salem Writers, Stevenson has been nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. She is an experienced workshop leader and writing coach. Dana Triplett holds a masters in instructional technology from Appalachian State University and a degree in business administration from Salem College. He is a senior systems analyst for the City of Winston-Salem, teaching employees the how-to of software and hardware. He is an avid technology gadget guru! Vickie Verano has been an art instructor for the Courses for Community program since 1997 and teaches the Summer Art Enrichment Program at Salem College. Adults and children of all ages can participate in a variety of her drawing and painting classes, offered year-round, through the Courses for Community program. Susan Woodring is the author of the novel, Goliath (St. Martins Press, 2012), and a short story collection, Springtime on Mars (Press 53, 2008). Her short fiction has appeared in Isotope, Passages North, Turnrow and Surreal South, among other anthologies and literary magazines. Her work has twice been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and her short fiction was shortlisted for Best American NonRequired Reading 2008 and Best American Short Stories 2010. Susan currently lives in western North Carolina with her children and her husband.

Leslie Kerr, Sensei, has studied the martial arts for Sarah Nelson holds an education degree from more than 18 years, earning a black belt in Tae the University of Tennessee. She is a successful Kwon Do in 1998, and is Nidan rank (secondTony Econ taught for both Fred Astaire and classroom teacher and ACE [academic team degree black belt) in Wado-Ryu. She is very Arthur Murray Dance Studios. He also studied coach]. She served on committees to write the enthusiastic about empowering women to study under a Top 5 World Champion for 15 years curriculum for the 9th grade practical English the martial arts and feel more confident. and qualified for a degree under the prestigious course, and the North Carolina End-of-Grade Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing. He Test. Marlene Kuser holds an MBA from Fairleigh has held professional memberships for 25 years Dickinson University and has been involved Judy Oakley is a graduate of UNC-Greensboro in the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing in creating one-of-a-kind jewelry and teaching and did graduate work at Cambridge and continues to teach beginners, professional jewelry design techniques for more than 26 University, Cambridge, England. She taught competitors and workshops for local amateur years. She has owned a co-op retail store English for 33 years. dance groups. He is a former competitor and featuring jewelry and craft classes, as well as has coached professional and amateur dancers. Carol Roan has written or co-edited six published successfully organizing jewelry and craft shows books. She holds degrees from both Indiana for numerous organizations. Marlene is the past Sue Freitag received a BS in mathematics from University and Columbia University. Her president of The Bead Society of New Jersey Appalachian State University. She has continued previous experiences include marketing and former vice president of public relations for her graduate studies at UNC-Greensboro. For positions in for-profit and not-for-profit the New Jersey Association of Women Business more than 24 years she has taught mathematics organizations along with teaching both voice Owners. She has also been a guest speaker and in the Winston Salem/Forsyth County Schools. and stage presence. She is the author of Speak demonstrator at the East Coast Earth Science She has extensive training in MELT (Math Up: The Public Speaking Primer. Gem and Mineral Show. Education Leadership Training) through Appalachian State University. Karla Smagur is an eBay Education Specialist, Parker Lovell runs one of the largest riding trained by eBay. She has been actively involved academies in the United States. The Lovells Linda Geda, Sensei, has been studying karate for with eBay sales/education since 2003. She are third-generation horse people, with scores more than 12 years and is Nidan rank (secondenjoys teaching and helping people learn how of world and national champion riders to degree black belt) in Wado-Ryu Karate. She to enhance their earning power. their credit. Cash Lovell Stables is nationallyenjoys introducing women to an art that she acclaimed for its work with beginner riders of loves and wants to share the tools that have all ages, in a family-friendly environment that is helped empower her to achieve her goals. state of the art. The barns indoor riding arenas are the largest in the Southeast.

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To register, select one of the following: - Mail the completed form with a check or your bankcard information to: Salem College Fleer Center for Adult Education, CfC Program 601 South Church Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 - Telephone 336/721-2855, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., with bankcard information. - In person with check, cash or bankcard at the Fleer Center for Adult Education office, Main Hall, first floor. Confirmation: A confirmation letter will be sent to you following Salems receipt of your registration and payment. Late registrants should call 336/7212855 or 336/721-2669 if they have not received confirmation before the course begins to obtain information about course location (if not specified in course description). Parking: Park in the Elberson Fine Arts Center [FAC] parking lot, around the Old Salem Square or at the Old Salem Visitors Center. Please observe posted parking regulations. Schedule Changes: Registrants are informed of course cancellations or changes. If we are unable to reach you by phone or email, a notice is posted at the place of meeting, or in the front lobby of Main Hall. Inclement Weather: Call the main switchboard 336/721-2600, listen to local TV or radio stations for inclement weather advisories or visit www. salem.edu for details. Withdrawals & Refunds: Registrants who withdraw from a course receive a refund, less a $25 non-refundable administration fee, if they notify the Fleer Center/CfC in writing (email, mail or in person) at least three (3) business days prior to the beginning of class. No refunds are given after that period unless the course is cancelled by Salem College, in which case, a full refund will be issued. Continuing Education Units: CEUs are awarded, based on participation in courses, at one unit per 10 hours of attendance. They must be applied for when registering. Not all courses carry CEUs. Please notify the CfC office if you need verification documents. Bookstore: If a book is required but is not included in the course fee, you may find it at your favorite bookstore. Order early to make certain you have it for the first class. Enjoy a sense of renewal this fall and learn something new! Registrations are open and ongoing. Call 336/721-2855 to register.

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SAT Prep Math - Option I SAT Prep Critical Reading and Writing - Option I Bridge Lessons - Play of the Hand, 21st Century Drawing Animal Friends for Young Artists Drawing Animal Portraits for Teens to Adults Writing for Profit and Being Published The Art of Drawing Hands for Teens to Adults Beginners Guide to Wine Writing on the Back Porch Trotting Tuesdays at Cash Lovell Sketching in Pen and Ink Relax and Paint Workshop - Option I Presenting Your Book - From Manuscript to Bookstore Bridge - Conventions and Defensive Strategies Writers Workshop - Writing, Reading and Editing Your Work Karate and Self-Defense for Women Bend and Twist - Wirework Jewelry College Admission Process: Adventure or Anxiety Reflections: Drawing and Painting the Illusions of Glass Learn How to Sell on eBay Mastering the Basics of the iPad - iPadimonium The Wonderful World of Wine - Part I The New World Exploring the World of Tea and Herbal Infusions Making Peace With Death Introduction to Public Speaking: What Was I So Afraid Of? Anyone Can Write! Financial Strategies for a Successful Retirement - Option I Financial Strategies for a Successful Retirement - Option II SAT Prep Critical Reading and Writing - Option II SAT Prep Math - Option II Introduction to Social Ballroom Dancing Healing Words: Writing to Heal and Grow Holiday Painting Workshop: Old World Santa - Option I Relax and Paint Workshop - Option II The Art and Science of Pairing Wine and Food The Salem College Wine Dinner - Wine and Dine Home Orchid Growing The Actors Workshop - Introduction to Acting Holiday Painting Workshop: Antique Angel - Option II Introduction to Novel Writing In Focus ... Southern California Wines Lets Paint an Angel for Young Artists Holiday Painting Workshop: Antique Snowman and Rooster Paintings - Option III

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