Learn secrets your piano teacher never told you in this 3-hour session. Students will learn all the chords needed to play any song, any style, and any key. Students will then perfect their technique at home using the student manual. A cash or check payment of $29 is required for manual and supplies.

Those with basic jewelry-making skills will advance techniques and stitches to make 5-6 projects. A supply fee of $70 is payable to the instructor at the first class.

Those with no previous experience will make 3-6 projects while learning basic techniques like reading instructions, stringing, and crimping to make earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. Supply fee is $35, payable to the instructor at the first class.

This course provides students with the opportunity to explore the fundamentals of creating realistic atmospheric perspective and textures within a natural exterior environment, as well as creating compositional balance. We will draw a variety of scenes from photographic observation that include elements such as rock formations, mountains, grass, foliage, and water. The Drawing medium we will be using for this course is Graphite. A suggested supply list is available.

For oil and acrylic painters with some experience. Work on your own projects with guidance and technical assistance from a practicing professional painter. The instructor will stress design, value relationships, color and emotional impact. There will also be opportunities for Alla Prima still life and Plein Air to keep your skills growing. Through a combination of Individual and group critiques, you can judge the effectiveness of your work and find solutions and inspiration to move to the next level in your art. Join us in this casual but productive class.

A class for new painters! Learn how to paint in a loose and impressionistic style from a qualified professional painter. Progress from the basics of composition to design, values, color mixing and brushwork. Learn how to paint "Alla Prima" —from life with a lighted still life and the landscape from projected photos. Plus explore the portrait from life and more! 

This beginner-friendly class will introduce you to the basics of working with polymer clay. Throughout this course, you will learn essential techniques such as rolling, shaping, blending, and baking polymer clay. A suggested supply list is available so you'll know what to bring.  

This course will focus on the fundamentals of constructing the underlying armature of the head and how to place the features accurately using the basic rules of human proportions to ultimately achieve a realistic Portrait. In this class, we will also cover how to construct and render the individual features of the head (eyes, ears, nose, and mouth) from different perspectives. The primary medium used in the class will be graphite. A suggested supply list is available.

The Zentangle Method is a form of meditative drawing that uses repetitive patterns called “tangles” in combination with dots, lines, curves, and orbs to create beautiful pieces of abstract art.   Learning and practicing this form of art can increase the overall sense of personal wellbeing.  Students will learn up to thirty-two tangles and complete eight projects.  A recommended supply list is available.

You can make new friends and enjoy scheduled activities in the OLLI Club Room. Sit and chat awhile, check out a book, surf the Internet, or join a card or other table game...it's all available in the Club Room, a special members' only area of KSU Center. To schedule a tour or for more information, please contact 470-578-6881. We look forward to showing you around our facility. Register online or please call 470-578-6897. Membership privileges include 10% off any OLLI class (except when noted), free coffee, free internet, and computer use, regularly scheduled Bridge and Mah Jongg, OLLI library access and social events. Membership fees are $60 a year from July 1st through June 30th. Fees are prorated at a rate of $5.00/month if you join after July. A prorated fee is applied once OLLI Club Room Membership is added to your cart.

Write a Novel in 30 Minutes! Wait. Write an entire novel in thirty minutes? It’s gotta be AI, right? Artificial Intelligence? Nope. It’s way better than AI because everyone plays a part in the process. Everyone. And the results are hilarious! Why let a computer have all the fun? OLLI instructor Josh Langston, a writer with 20 published novels, has done this presentation for years. He’s worked with writers’ groups, civic and social clubs, church groups, school classes, and more. If they weren’t fun, do you think he’d keep doing ‘em? He’ll simplify the major parts of a novel and cover what makes things tick. The fun begins when the audience does the plotting. Josh manages the process, but the crowd drives it. Bring a brown bag lunch, invite a friend, and join us for this informative, interesting, and free lecture! Registration is required.

Marietta National Cemetery – Walking Through World War II Loren Plisco is an amateur genealogist and board member of the Cobb County Genealogical Society. He is also a volunteer for Stories Behind the Stars (SBTS), a national non-profit organization that is writing stories about the 420,000+ fallen heroes in World War II. He served on submarines in the US Navy, worked as an engineer and manager for the federal government, operated a small consulting company, and is now fully retired. He is also a part-time instructor for OLLI. As a volunteer researcher for SBTS, Loren has identified around 360 WWII fallen heroes who are interred or memorialized in the Marietta National Cemetery (MNC). In December 2025, SBTS volunteers completed stories for these WWII fallen in MNC. In this presentation, Loren will use the stories of some of these fallen to walk through the major campaigns and events of World War II. Bring a brown bag lunch, invite a friend, and join us for this informative, interesting, and free lecture! Registration is required. Bring a brown bag lunch, invite a friend, and join us for this informative, interesting, and free lecture! Registration is required.

Get a sneak peek at an exciting new 2027 course exploring Georgia’s dramatic role in the American Revolution. Far from the sidelines, Georgia was a hotbed of political unrest, frontier conflict, and military action. This overview offers an introduction to the people, politics, and battles that made Georgia a critical and often overlooked Revolutionary War battleground. Bring a brown bag lunch, invite a friend, and join us for this informative, interesting, and free lecture! Registration is required.

Celebrate the magic of the holiday season on an unforgettable European journey! Experience the charm of Prague, Budapest, Vienna, Bratislava, and more as they come alive with twinkling lights, festive traditions, and charming Christmas markets. This 9-day adventure includes guided city tours, a scenic Danube River cruise aboard the MS Riviera Radiance, and plenty of time to explore at your own pace. Make this December magical with OLLI at KSU! Join us for an Information Session on Wednesday, May 13, at 10:00 am or 5:30 pm. Preregistration is required.

Learn Basic Ballet Barre with stretching to improve strength, flexibility, and balance, all in a safe and non competitive environment. Then enjoy a low impact aerobic to improve stamina and brain power. Finally completing the class with a relaxing cool down. 

Enjoy an energetic class learning popular line dances set to a mix of country music and familiar favorites. Open to adults ages 18 and up, this class is perfect for anyone looking to learn so you can confidently join in at local events and venues. All skill levels welcome. Just wear comfortable sneakers (or boots!). A waiver must be signed prior to the start of class.

The America Heart Association's Basic Life Support (BLS) course prepares students to promptly recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilations, and provide early use of an automated external defibrillator (AED). BLS Provider Manual is required and can be purchased at https://shopcpr.heart.org/bls-provider-manual. Who should take this course? This course is designed for healthcare professionals, other personnel, or anyone who needs or wants to know how to perform CPR and other basic cardiovascular life support skills in a wide variety of in-facility and prehospital settings. What does this course teach? High-quality CPR for adults, children, and infants The AHA Chain of Survival, specifically the BLS components Important early use of an AED Effective ventilations using a barrier device Importance of teams in multirescuer resuscitation and performance as an effective team member during multirescuer CPR Relief of foreign-body airway obstruction (choking) for adults and infants

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) brings to its members a free hearing screening with Dr. Laurie Nelson, who carries a Doctorate and Masters in Audiology. She is also the owner of the Marietta Hearing Center. Screenings will take approximately 10 minutes per person. Registration is required due to limited space.

Kick off your weekend with a little yeehaw and a whole lot of fun at our Saturday morning Line Dancing class! You’ll learn the proper steps, rhythm, and technique behind today’s most popular line dances – plus a few of the classics- so when it's time to hit the floor at weddings, parties, or country line dancing nights, you’ll be ready to shine! Each class is taught by an experienced instructor who breaks each dance down step by step. New to line dancing? We recommend wearing comfortable sneakers to help you move safely while learning the steps. No partner is needed, and no experience is required. Come for fun, leave with real skills (and some great new friends)!  

A gentle combination of Pilates and yoga designed to provide a full body stretch, strengthen your core muscles, and keep you energized for the rest of your week.  Feel the difference moving and breathing with intention can make in your life.

Ideal for seniors, joint-friendly Pilates increases strength and flexibility through gentle toning exercises and can be adjusted to suit all fitness levels. Boost your stamina and muscle tone without the risks of high impact exercise. Wear loose clothing and bring a towel or yoga mat. Students must sign a waiver prior to class.

In this beginning class, everyone will be shown QiGong and Tai Chi forms and postures that will help improve balance, strengthen and tone muscles, improve concentration, and encourage an overall sense of health and well-being. Students will also be taught QiGong breathing and relaxation techniques. This is done without high-impact/strenuous activity.

This course, expanded from its precursor QiGong/Tai Chi I, will have the same beneficial breathing and exercise techniques but with more advanced skills.  Everyone will be taught Yang style 48 form Tai Chi as well as advanced QiGong style forms and meditation. Regular practice of Tai Chi calms the mind, improves balance, and enhances overall mobility, endurance, flexibility, and muscle strength.  Completion of QiGong/Tai Chi I recommended unless there is prior Tai Chi experience.

This course, expanded from its precursor QiGong/Tai Chi II, will utilize the same beneficial breathing and exercise techniques but with more advanced skills.  Everyone will be taught Yang style 24 and 48 form Tai Chi as well as advanced QiGong forms and meditation. Regular practice of Tai Chi calms the mind, improves balance, and enhances overall mobility, endurance, flexibility, and muscle strength.  Completion of QiGong/Tai Chi II recommended unless there is prior Tai Chi experience.

Learn how the Enneagram helps you navigate life’s transitions. Find your own aging-well path to better relationships, health, stress, handling loss, and finding identity, purpose, growth, and happiness. (Requires prior attendance at Part I).

Learn how your personality “type” masks how we all see the world differently, and how to use your “type” to improve your ability to manage your relationships, emotions, behavior, and life’s challenges. Access to a free, fun Enneagram personality test included!

This class features exercises that focus on strength and flexibility as well as balance and range of motion, using your own body weight or light dumbbells.  Wise Fitness accommodates all fitness levels to help build a stronger core, tone muscles, improve posture and encourage a confident smile.  Wear exercise clothing and bring a towel or yoga mat.  A signed waiver is required at the start of the first class session.

This lecture/discussion course examines America’s war on terror, both domestic and foreign, from the early 1800s to the present. Topics include Jefferson’s war against the Barbary Pirates, the Ku Klux Klan, post-WWI bombings, the Weather Underground, and the Iran Hostage Crisis. We’ll explore key events, figures, and military operations, with opportunities for participants to share their questions and perspectives.

This lecture/discussion course continues the study of America’s war on terror from 1978 to the present. Topics include the Unabomber, the roots of 9/11, key terrorist attacks, U.S. and Israeli responses, and major counterterrorism operations. Video segments and films will enhance the discussion, and students are encouraged to share their thoughts and questions. Attendance in Part I is not required.

This course explores the Trans-Mississippi Department, which encompassed the Confederate states of Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, and western Louisiana, along with the Indian Territory (modern-day Oklahoma). After the Union gained control of the Mississippi River in 1863, this region became isolated from the rest of the Confederacy, creating unique military and political changes. As the Confederacy collapsed east of the river, Trans-Mississippi forces continued to fight, ultimately engaging in the final battle of the Civil War at Palmito Ranch in Texas on May 12-13, 1865, weeks after General Robert E. Lee’s surrender. Join us as we examine the overlooked campaigns, leadership, and legacy of this isolated Confederate frontier and its significance in ending the war.

At the outbreak of war, the United States had a minimal number of ships, the Confederacy had none. Over the course of four years, both sides ramped up their floating forces with each adopting different tactics. During this course, we will explore various actions on the high seas as the Federals attempted to strengthen the blockade and capture Southern ports, while the Confederacy deployed commerce raiders to wreak havoc upon Northern merchant ships. In addition, we will also look at various brown water naval engagements - action, which occurred on rivers instead of at sea. Optional Text: War on the Waters, James McPherson, University of North Carolina Press, 2012. ISBN 9780807835883. 

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Improvements in digitizing and uploading centuries-old documents have afforded more researchers than ever the ability to dig into mysteries of the past. This hands-on, interactive workshop is designed for novice or amateur historians interested in pursuing independent research from the comfort of their own homes. We will first examine how to fine-tune historical research questions; then we will explore methods in identifying, navigating, and sifting through relevant archives. Finally, students will select a document from a digital archive of their choice to either complement their current research interest or kickstart a new project.

This course traces the seventeenth-century global conflict between the Dutch and the Portuguese. We’ll examine how myth and chance spurred diverse people to action—and how the once-neglected colony helped save the Kingdom of Portugal.

How, why, and to what end did a single German mother traverse the Atlantic to study and paint insects? This session examines the life and times of seventeenth-century naturalist, entomologist, and artist Maria Sibylla Merian. She was highly-regarded for her scientific illustrations and groundbreaking work on the life cycle of insects—a passion she had pursued since early adolescence. But Merian achieved even greater renown after her journey, with her daughter, to Surinam (Dutch Guiana) at the age of 52. After documenting the lives of South American insects, she published her findings by way of innovative scientific illustrations and commentary. We will also examine the transformation of Marien’s reputation over time: her work was posthumously challenged in the nineteenth century but finally rehabilitated in the next to even greater acclaim.

American Revolution naval operations involved the British Navy, Continental and State Navies, Privateers, and French Navy. The course will cover blockades, commerce raiding, amphibious, and fleet actions.

The twentieth century is often referred to as the century of genocide. This course will examine the predominant themes of genocides through case studies of Armenia, Cambodia, Bosnia, and Rwanda.

More than five centuries ago, Marco Polo’s adventures sparked the imagination of Christopher Columbus to the point where he used the printed tale to aid his own maritime quest. Printed traveler accounts have served as guidebooks, entertainment, and rationales for exploration and conquest, and as rich sources for understanding the past. We will travel back in time to China, North Africa, India, Brazil, and Spanish America with writer-explorers and analyze their accounts in the context of the times.

Besides the official services provided by the founders of the United States, there is the rest of the story that allows us to see them as individuals. We'll explore the lesser-known personal stories, relationships, and challenges of America's Founding Fathers.

This second installment of What’s for Sale? A Commercial History of the Modern World explores how the trade in steel, oil, coffee, and more drove local, regional, and global encounter and exchange.

This course explores the Holocaust through the experiences of women as victims, perpetrators, rescuers, and resistors. Participants will examine how Nazi ideology shaped expectations of women and how gender influenced women’s lives during this period.

Enjoy an energetic class learning popular line dances set to a mix of country music and familiar favorites. Open to adults ages 18 and up, this class is perfect for anyone looking to learn so you can confidently join in at local events and venues. All skill levels welcome. Just wear comfortable sneakers (or boots!). A waiver must be signed prior to the start of class.

Those with basic jewelry-making skills will advance techniques and stitches to make 5-6 projects. A supply fee of $70 is payable to the instructor at the first class.

Those with no previous experience will make 3-6 projects while learning basic techniques like reading instructions, stringing, and crimping to make earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. Supply fee is $35, payable to the instructor at the first class.

This class is open to students who have completed the Italian conversation classes and feel comfortable speaking Italian. You will continue to improve and grow in your Italian proficiency and become more confident by reading books and speaking in class.  Ci vediamo in classe! A presto!

This course is perfect for adults with a basic knowledge of Italian who are eager to improve their speaking skills. Focused on enhancing conversational abilities, this class offers a dynamic environment where you will engage in discussions on various topics, expand your vocabulary, and refine your pronunciation. Through guided conversations, you will gain the confidence to communicate more fluently and naturally in Italian. This is not a beginner class—come ready to speak and take your Italian to the next level!

Introduction to Italian I is designed for students with little or no knowledge of the language. It aims to develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills while exploring aspects of the Italian culture. The course includes the introduction of grammar and vocabulary through dialogues and short readings. This course is ideal for those looking to start their journey in learning Italian and gain a better understanding of the language and its cultural context.

Are you ready for the last chapter of your journey? If you have successfully completed the 4 levels of Italian, you are ready for this class. We will cover the last Italian tenses that you need to learn, and we will continue practicing the language to improve your ability to speak to other students. See you all in class and be ready to learn! Required book: Italian: A Self-Teaching Guide, 2nd Edition ISBN: 978-0471359616

This course is designed for students who have completed all four levels of Italian, or those capable of reading and understanding the language and carrying on basic conversation. Students will read chapters each week from easy reader books in Italian, reinforcing pronunciation, comprehension, and storytelling while reviewing grammar and sentence structure. Weekly readings will be provided by the instructor.

This course is intended for students who have completed Italian Language through Simple Readers I or who are comfortable reading short Italian texts and holding basic conversations in the language. Building on the foundation of level I, students will read longer and more complex chapters with greater emphasis on fluency, comprehension, and discussion. Weekly readings will be provided by the instructor.

Let’s learn to sign!! This course is designed to introduce students to American Sign Language (ASL), the language of the Deaf Community. Students will learn greetings, basic introductions, everyday vocabulary along with some aspects of Deaf Culture. Upon completion of this ASL Class, students should be able to engage in basic conversation with individuals that are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing. Class size is limited.

In this course, students will learn new vocabulary, phrases, and simple sentence structure to apply to previous ASL knowledge. The instructor will use an online curriculum along with in-class handouts and a textbook. The course, Beginning American Sign Language (ASL I) is a prerequisite to this class.

This course cover Chapters 1-4 contained in Primera Parte (Part I) of the Textbook (see Required Textbook below). Chapter 1 will introduce students to greetings, exchanges, and farewell expressions. Students will also see words that are similar in English and Spanish. The lesson will transition into the introduction of Spanish words, their meanings, and masculine nouns vs. feminine nouns.  In Chapter 2, students will study family names and how to indicate relationships among their family and others’ families. Chapter 3 will take students to the school and classroom! Students will study the names of objects associated with school and the classroom and later identify those items existent within their own physical classroom. Chapter 4 will introduce students to regular verbs, and students will study and practice simple sentences.  Required Textbook:  978-1-63419-928—5  SPANISH IS FUN / LIVELY LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS (Book 1)

This course covers elements from Chapters 5-8 contained in Segunda Parte (Part II) of the Textbook (see Required Textbook below). Students will study numbers 0-30. The numbers will be practiced via selected areas of the textbook, in individual responses as well as group and partner activities. Students will then apply their knowledge of the numbers as they study how to tell time in Spanish.  Following a brief review of present tense ar verbs from Spanish Is Fun - Part I, students will study regular –er verbs in the present tense. The lesson will then explore colors as well as adjectives and opposites. The lesson will later proceed into a study of asking about and expressing another’s personality and character. Finally, specific components of Spanish/Latino culture will be examined and discussed.  Required Textbook:  978-1-63419-928—5  SPANISH IS FUN / LIVELY LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS (Book 1)

This course covers selected components from Chapters 9-12 contained in Tercera Parte (Part III) of the Textbook (see Required Textbook below). Students will examine the names of various professions and practice expressing one’s and others' professions. Students will then study how to describe location and temporary conditions of people and things versus permanent traits of people and things.  The lesson will expand into a study of the present tense of ir verbs along with a study of expressing actions that are happening in real time. Students will study how to express dates as well as the months of the year.  Students will then identify celebrations and events that take place during specific months. Finally, specific components of Spanish/Latino culture will be examined and discussed.  Required Textbook:  978-1-63419-928—5  SPANISH IS FUN / LIVELY LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS (Book 1)

Students can expect to learn: Estate planning: wills, trusts, beneficiaries Taxation: income, estate, inheritance, strategies Long-term care: insurance, Medicaid, Medicare Social Security: claiming, spousal benefits Healthcare costs: retirement expenses, planning strategies Charitable giving: tax benefits, community contributions Funeral planning: pre-arrangements, final expenses Estate distribution: family discussions, fair solutions Legal documents: power of attorney, healthcare directives Probate and administration: simplify estate settlement Tax laws: stay updated on changes Financial tools: software, retirement planning assistance

Medicare Plans  can be confusing!  Join us so that you can better plan your benefits strategy – or –help you guide your parents in their choices. Learn the many facets and particulars of Medicare. Gain a foundation of Medicare Part A,  B,  C (Medicare Advantage) and  D (Prescription Drug Plan) and Medicare Supplement plans.  Learn  what factors to include in choosing the right plan.   We discuss Pros and Cons of growing trend  of  working past age 65  at your employer but leaving employer benefits plan to enroll in Medicare plan to save money on premiums. 

The instructor will delve into both the history and the basics of Social Security to assist students in making important lifetime decisions. In this fast-paced class, students will learn the following: - History and basics of Social Security - Social Security income strategies for married couples - Taxation (and double Taxation) on Social Security - Penalties on your Social Security - Retirement Income Strategies with 401k’s and IRA’s - New Required Minimum Distribution Rules - The Secure Act - Tax-Free Retirement Income Strategies

An active and engaging class for individuals within 5 years of Retirement or who have recently retired. This class will focus on information needed in order to make important and lasting decisions for living your best financial life in Retirement, including: How to make the right pension decision Different strategies for taking Social Security How to maximize retirement income Tax-free retirement income strategies Advanced Roth IRA strategies-even if you are already retired! 401k advantages and disadvantages in retirement Estate Planning documents to be updated in retirement How to keep your financial affairs private and avoid probate Basics of Revocable Living Trusts Dynasty Trusts-not just for the wealthy! Asset protection

Retirement should be about freedom, family, and peace of mind, not worrying about paperwork or leaving behind a financial mess. Yet too many retirees unknowingly make avoidable mistakes in their estate planning, mistakes that can cause unnecessary stress, cost, and conflict for loved ones. This engaging and practical class will walk you through 13 of the most common estate planning mistakes and show you how to avoid them. Instead of complicated legal jargon, you’ll hear clear explanations, real-life examples, and easy-to-understand strategies that can help protect your family, your assets, and your legacy.

In this informative class, students will learn strategies and techniques that may reduce or eliminate certain tax liabilities. Have you ever wondered what strategies you could use that some of the richest Americans have used for decades? Many of the strategies discussed include: How to reduce and eliminate taxes on Retirement Account Distributions How to reduce and eliminate Capital Gains taxes Take Required Minimum Distributions in the most tax-advantaged way Avoid Inheritance Tax-Traps with IRAs, 401ks and other Retirement Accounts How to pass assets generationally while minimizing taxes and providing asset protection Learn some of the most tax-favored ways to give money to charity and heirs How have wealthy Americans passed assets generationally TAX-FREE, even before ROTH IRAs were created This class will be interactive and high energy…which you need when discussing Taxes!

Intermediate (+). Want to get comfortable playing notrump? This class will cover all aspects of notrump in depth: when and how to bid notrump, play of the notrump hand, and defense against notrump contracts. Topics include: Playing to the First Trick, Holding Up a Stopper, Long Suit Establishment, and the “Mysterious” 2NT bid. Textbook: Adam Parrish’s “When to Bid Notrump (And How to Play It).” Students are responsible for the purchase of the textbook.

Intermediate. More tricks are lost due to poor defense than to inaccurate bidding or clumsy play of the hand. Learn with your partner, hopefully, to communicate through your leads, discards, and count signals how to defeat what appears to be a solid contract. Textbook: Barbara Seagram’s “The Magic of Defense.” Students are responsible for the purchase of the textbook although purchase is not a prerequisite for the class.

This intermediate class is for students wishing to learn Two-Over-One Game Force, an adaptation of Standard American Bidding. Two-Over-One has become popular as it allows more bidding room to find the best game contract and explore slam possibilities. The 2/1 system will be covered in 3 sessions of this class. Additional topics will include: the Lead Directing Double,  Be a Good Defender,  DON'T (No Trump Defense), and Getting Involved in Duplicate Bridge. The last class will be a mock duplicate bridge tournament using bidding boxes. Suggested textbook (not included):  Audrey Grant’s “2/1 Game Force.” 

Enjoy an energetic class learning popular line dances set to a mix of country music and familiar favorites. Open to adults ages 18 and up, this class is perfect for anyone looking to learn so you can confidently join in at local events and venues. All skill levels welcome. Just wear comfortable sneakers (or boots!). A waiver must be signed prior to the start of class.

Have you collected lots of treasures over the years?  Want to know how to value them?  Want to know how to dispose of them?  This class is a workshop designed to help people downsize their treasures without giving the valuable ones away.  We will discuss what is currently selling, how to research the values of specific items and the pros and cons of estate sales.

Unlock the ancient mysteries of Mah Jongg! Whether you're completely new to the game or have a little experience, this class will provide you with the foundational knowledge and skills needed to enjoy this captivating game. Over the course of six weeks, you will: Learn the history and cultural significance of Mah Jongg, understand the basics of the game's structure, including tiles, suits, and the Mah Jongg card, master the rules and strategies for playing American Mah Jongg, practice gameplay in a supportive and social environment, develop critical thinking and strategic planning skills. Classes will include a mix of instructional lectures, hands-on practice, and group play, ensuring that you gain both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. By the end of the course, you will feel confident in your ability to play Mah Jongg and enjoy the camaraderie that comes with it!

Are you ready to elevate your Mah Jongg game?  This intermediate course builds on the basics taught in our beginner Mah Jongg course. Learn how to pick a hand faster, how to maneuver around the card to maximize your tiles, and much more, all done in a fun and easy atmosphere. Completion of our beginner Mah Jongg course or knowledge of how to play Mah Jongg suggested prior to taking this course.

Come join an exciting new way to play American Mah Jongg- Siamese Mah Jongg! Together, we'll learn how to play, the subtle differences in the rules and scoring, and lots of play time. Experience playing American Mah Jongg is highly recommended.

Discover how to research your family history with confidence. This course combines proven genealogy methods with modern AI tools, guiding you through records, organization, and storytelling. Learn how to build a research plan, evaluate resources, and bring your ancestors' histories to life.

This course offers an introduction to Amazon and the selling opportunities available for third-party merchants. Students will learn how to set up a merchant's account and which type is best for you, and how to list and price products on the Amazon platform. Class will also cover how to use Amazon's fulfillment service and why.

Participants enrolled in this seminar will learn all about eBay. This includes: an introduction to eBay, eBay safety, a synopsis of opportunities available on eBay, setting up a secure seller's account, pricing strategies, putting together a complete listing, and completing the sale.

This course teaches students how to use the Microsoft Office Program, Excel. Students will learn how to: make columns of information, manipulate large amounts of data, insert basic formulas, use auto format and auto fill, and create a presentable spreadsheet. Additionally, students can learn how to make a graph from their data.

Get the full advantage of this neat gadget!  We cover all the following in this quick 3-hour class: Setup – connection to phone Review of controls within the phone for the watch Review of buttons/dials on watch Common uses – answer call, receive a text, ping my phone Fancier Features - Check my heart rate, emergency contacts

Join us for this fun and informative class with all sorts of tips, tricks, tools and “how tos” for your iPad.  You will learn how to navigate your device like a pro.  We will take you through the latest features of home screen customization, explore a few functions of the Camera and Photo apps, guide you through the App store, and share a few of our favorite tips.  Bring your own iPad or use one of ours.

Want to use your iPhone for more than making phone calls?  Learn about the built-in apps of calendar, camera, messaging, email, and Safari.  Learn the proper care for your battery, how to install/delete/rearrange apps, and discuss cloud storage.

Picking up where Beginning Basics of Microsoft Excel leaves off, we will explore more complicated features with Excel such as charting, logical formulas such as If then statements, formulas that reach through the sheets to summarize, and formulas that link to other files.

This course is designed for those with a desire to learn how to sell on the internet. This class will introduce students to topics such as: how to get started, what options are available for a quick start up, proven methods for fast entrance into the world of ecommerce, and the utilization of various platforms.

This workshop is designed to introduce long-time computer users to the realm of OneDrive and show how to best use it. We will discuss the pros and cons of the service as well as the effects it has on locating files within your computer. Please bring your Microsoft Log in and Password so you can access the files in class to get a more thorough understanding.