OLLI CATALOG FALL 2021 by University of the Pacific

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OLLI at Pacific LEARNING ADVENTURES DESIGNED FOR ADULTS 50 OR OLDER

Membership OLLI—the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at University of the Pacific is a nonprofit education program designed for people ages 50+ and open to adult learners. Each year, OLLI provides intellectually stimulating, noncredit classes; travel opportunities; interest groups and special events for its members. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we continue to do our best to provide academic programming for our membership.

This semester we will be offering a variety of ways that you can participate in OLLI programming. Please notice that all of our programs will have an icon next to them indicating the method of delivery: IN-PERSON ONLY, ZOOM ONLY, HYBRID or BLENDED. KEY

IP In-person Only Z Zoom Only H Hybrid: Choose in-person or Zoom

P L E ASE C HO O SE YOU R M EM B ER SH IP:

$95

in-person B Blended: combined with Zoom (ex: 3 classes in person, 1 via Zoom)

THE GOLD STANDARD

The Gold membership includes all lectures, benefits and access to classes, courses and EdVentures. • ALL LECTURES and FREE events • REDUCED CONCERT TICKET • ACCESS to ALL recorded lectures price for Friends of Chamber • ELIGIBILITY TO JOIN the Baun music concerts: Only $15 for OLLI Fitness Center ($85 each semester) members (regularly $25) Kjeldsen Pool ($30 each semester) • PLUS MUCH MORE! • FREE limited Pacific Library For a complete list of benefits privileges ($50 value) please refer to our website: • FREE “B” PARKING PERMIT for OLLI.Pacific.edu on-campus ($100 annual value) • FREE ADMISSION for two to Conservatory of Music concerts for the entire year ($200 annual value)

*Membership fee paid in Fall 2021 includes the entire academic year: Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 (Aug. 1, 2021–July 31, 2022)

$65 THE SILVER STAR

BRONZE $400 THE BAUN FITNESS

The Silver membership includes ONLY the Monday/Tuesday lectures. Includes access to Tuesday lectures that are recorded. Recorded lectures are available through the end of the semester.

The Bronze membership includes the OLLI GOLD STANDARD membership + a full year (includes winter and summer) of membership at the Baun Fitness Center on University of the Pacific’s Stockton Campus.

(Does not include Thursday lectures, benefits or access to classes, courses or EdVentures.)

(This includes a $35 discount from Baun Fitness)

FREE AND OPEN TO ALL: More information and details on these events to be sent via email. Please make sure to RSVP: OLLI.Pacific.edu or call 209.946.7658. OLLI FALL PREVIEW RECEPTION AND ART SHOW IP AUG. 10 | 2–4 PM DON AND KAREN DEROSA UNIVERSITY CENTER (DUC), BALLROOM

Meet fellow members and lecturers over delicious snacks and refreshments. Come see featured artwork by OLLI art members on display. ZOOM BASICS CLASS with Jennifer Juanitas, OLLI Program Director IP AUG. 17 | 10–11 AM | PDC 330 Z AUG. 24 | 10–11 AM

LEARN HOW TO REGISTER ONLINE WITH OLLI With Joanna Linkemyer, OLLI Administrative Assistant IP AUG. 18 | 10–11 AM | PDC 330 Z AUG. 25 | 10–11 AM

OLLI MEMBER ORIENTATION IP AUG. 19| 10 AM–12 PM | PDC 330

Learn about the benefits of being an OLLI member and more details about fall programming.

Lectures

SERVING AT-RISK YOUTH IN CALIFORNIA

MONDAY/TUESDAY LECTURES | SCHEDULED 3:30–5 PM

IP OCT. 18 Z OCT. 19

In this series, the same lecture will be presented twice: Monday will be in-person only at the Janet Leigh Theatre on Pacific’s campus and Tuesday will be Zoom only. Included in Silver, Gold and Bronze membership plans.

Joelle Gomez, Chief Executive Officer, Children’s Home of Stockton Since the initiation of California’s Continuum of Care Reform, Children’s Home of Stockton has been the only group home to successfully secure a Short Term Residential Therapeutic Program license in Stockton. Learn about new legislation that threatens the future of STRTP’s and will impact thousands of at-risk youth in California annually if not reconsidered.

For online lectures, registered members will receive a Zoom invite on a weekly basis.

SECTARIANISM VS. PROGRESSIVISM IN AMERICAN SOCIETY

THE DISTRICT: EDUCATION IN STOCKTON

IP AUG. 30 (PART 1) | SEPT. 13 (PART 2) Z AUG. 31 (PART 1) | SEPT. 14 (PART 2)

Phillip Merlo, Director of Education, San Joaquin County Historical Society and Museum The history of Stockton and San Joaquin County is indivisibly linked to the histories of local educational institutions and the student outcomes they produce. Through analysis of local and state government records, yearbooks, newspaper articles and union documents, this lecture will investigate educational outcomes in Stockton Unified, Lincoln Unified, Lodi Unified, the San Joaquin County Office of Education, and in local colleges since 1880.

Gene Bigler, Retired Diplomat and Former University Professor Recent studies by Robert Putnam, author of The Upswing and a group of 15 political scientists suggest that the fate of American democracy hinges on a struggle between deeply rooted competing tendencies: the potential for progressive reforms championed by the Biden administration and increasing sectarian political conflict. The lecture will review the findings and assess the outlook for the U.S. MEDICARE PART D – PEELING BACK THE ONION IP SEPT. 20 Z SEPT. 21

Rajul Patel, Professor at Pacific’s Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy Understand how Medicare Part D works, why many pay more than they have to for their Part D prescription drugs and other important considerations when choosing a Medicare drug plan. EXERCISE FOR BODY AND BRAIN FITNESS

IP NOV. 1 Z NOV. 2

AMERICA IS HARD TO SEE IP NOV. 15 Z NOV. 16

Lisa Cooperman, Assistant Professor and University Curator A short but far-ranging talk on American art from the early 20th century to the present. We’ll explore lesserknown artists who have grappled with contentious issues while crafting enduring and beautiful images of complex American identity.

IP OCT. 4 Z OCT. 5

THE MORAL WORLDS OF CHRISTMAS GHOSTS

Preeti Oza, Board-Certified Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy and Associate Professor Neurogenesis—building new brain cells—is possible at any age. Research shows that proper brain and body exercises have a profound effect on the way we age. Physical exercise is not only important for our body’s health, it also helps our brain stay sharp. Physical Therapy faculty will present the latest research along with exercises for brain and body fitness.

Rex Hamilton, Professor, General Education and Religion Ghost stories have been a feature of the Christmas season since before Victorian times, but they received a boost when Charles Dickens published “A Christmas Carol” in 1843. This lecture will use that novella to consider how ghost stories functioned as a way to critique society in midVictorian England (and in the United States.)

IP NOV. 29 Z NOV. 30

Lectures (continued)

HOW TO STAY SHARP IN A PANDEMIC IP DEC. 6 Z DEC. 7

Robert Halliwell, Professor in the Schools of Pharmacy and Dentistry Humans are living longer than ever before, so we face the challenge of an extended period of life when time and tide take their toll on our bodies and on our brains. We’re also living through a pandemic. This lecture will consider evidence that lifestyle, education and community engagements can reduce stress, risks of disease, slow down the brain aging process and enhance a long and healthy life. CARNIVAL OR CATHEDRAL: REACTING TO THE PAST AT UOP IP DEC. 13 Z DEC. 14

Joshua Salyers, Assistant Professor, University of the Pacific Libraries Learn about a special historical role-playing game (Reacting to the Past) that is being used in Pacific’s courses and was designed by Pacific students and faculty about the debate over conservation and tourism in the national parks. Z THURSDAY LECTURES | 3:30–5 PM In this series, the lecture is presented on Zoom only. Included in Gold and Bronze membership plans. (not included in Silver membership). For online lectures, registered members will receive a Zoom invite on a weekly basis.

PROTECT YOURSELF FROM FRAUD Z SEPT. 2

Katie Carruesco, Outreach Specialist for the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation Learn how to protect yourself from financial fraud, scams and

unscrupulous sales practices that specifically target seniors. HOW BOB DYLAN & THE BEATLES UPSET THE STATUS QUO Z SEPT. 9

Aaron Leonard, Writer and Historian The Beatles and Bob Dylan transformed pop music in the course of the Long Sixties, but not without a fight. Deeply entrenched forces within the status quo pushed back against these artists at the point they were most creative and iconoclastic. Through the use of video, music and documentation we will revisit this period in the mid-20th century that continues to impact our current world.

Learn more about the upcoming NASA Cislunar Autonomous Positioning System Technology Operations and Navigation Experiment (CAPSTONE), scheduled to launch in fall 2021. NOAH’S FLOOD: DID IT REALLY HAPPEN? Z SEPT. 30

David Meir-Levi, Professor of Middle East Politics and Modern Near Eastern History Did Noah’s flood really happen? Most of us think that this story is a fanciful morality tale; but meteorology and geology tell us that it really may have happened, although not quite the way it is SECRETARIAT: A HORSE FOR THE AGES described in the Bible. To find Z SEPT. 16 out what modern scientific inquiry Kate Tweedy, Historian, Lawyer, teaches us about massive floods Writer and Author documented only in mythology and Learn about Secretariat, the 20th the geological record, tune in to this century’s greatest racehorse, whose presentation. records have never been—and will never be—equaled. Hear how his UNDERSTANDING ALZHEIMER’S AND DEMENTIA owner, Penny Chenery, became Z OCT. 7 the “First Lady of Racing.” Listen as Jennifer Harrington, Community Chenery’s daughter, Kate Tweedy, Educator, Alzheimer’s Association describes what made this amazing Alzheimer’s disease is not a normal horse so good. Watch Secretariat’s part of aging. Join us to learn three Triple Crown races while Ms. about the impact of Alzheimer’s, the Tweedy narrates the action from her difference between Alzheimer’s and mother’s point of view. dementia, stages and risk factors, NASA’S CAPSTONE EXPERIMENT current research and treatments Z SEPT. 23 available for some symptoms, and Ali Guarneros Luna, NASA Alzheimer’s Association resources. Aerospace Engineer CRISPR WILL CHANGE OUR Join Ms. Luna, with NASA’s Ames HEALTH CARE AND FOOD Research Center, as she discusses her career and contributions. She will share her experiences with the Engineering Directorate as a technical authority for small satellite development and payloads bound for the International Space Station (ISS).

Z OCT. 14

Bryan McKersie, Retired Professor of Biology Society faces many biological problems today—inherited genetic disorders, disease, climate change, malnutrition and sustainable food

production. In this lecture, Bryan McKersie will introduce you to the solutions offered by a new geneediting technology called CRISPR, the ethical issues it creates and the decisions we will face as we begin to change the genetics of other species and perhaps ourselves. GERMANY’S LIQUID BREAD: THE HISTORY OF BEER Z OCT. 21

Anette Isaacs, German Historian and Public Educator Once so essential to daily diets that it was referred to as liquid bread, German beer to this day is a source of great cultural and national pride. Join German historian Anette Isaacs for a fascinating exploration into the history of this iconic drink that will also include a look at the lucky German brewers who became beer barons in the U.S.! WATER HARVEST Z OCT. 28

Nancy Muleady-Mechum, Adjunct Professor of Biology Water, the history, location and use. There is so much to learn about our precious resource and its special story in California. Join Fulbright Scholar “Doc. Nancy” for this insightful presentation. VETERANS IN THE CALIFORNIA HISTORY SECTION Z NOV. 4

Elena Smith, Angela Maani, Michael Dolgushkin and Sara Cordes, California History Section Librarians On Nov. 11, 1918, at 11 a.m. … the guns stopped, World War I’s armistice had begun. This presentation offered by the California History Section’s librarians will arm you with archival research tips and tricks that you can use to

unearth the stories of veterans in your own family. It will also touch on the stories of the men and women who served “over there” during WWI and our many other conflicts. ANCIENT EGYPTIAN SPIRITUALITY Z NOV. 11

Julie Scott, Executive Director, Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum In this program, Julie Scott will introduce us to some of the spiritual beliefs and practices of the ancient Egyptians. We will learn about the ancient Egyptians’ view of the soul, the nature of being and the afterlife. We will also view related ancient artifacts from the remarkable collection of the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum. OUR FIRST THANKSGIVING: THE REAL STORY Z NOV. 18

Terry McAteer, Retired Superintendent of Schools and High School AP Teacher This lecture will provide the basis for a fabulous conversation at Thanksgiving dinner. This is all things Pilgrim. We will understand the plight of the Pilgrims in the Old World and their voyage to the New World. Furthermore, this class will provide a true history of their hardships in Massachusetts, the first Thanksgiving and their relations with the local tribal communities. HAVE YOU CHECKED YOUR PERSONALITY LATELY? Z DEC. 2

Douglas Stowell, Public Opinion Polling Consultant Are you the same person you think you are? Are you the same person everyone else thinks you are? This is just for fun and not a real attempt to analyze you. Try a few very short

personality quizzes you will receive in advance of the class. During the session we’ll do 4 or 5 exercises. You do not have to divulge the outcomes! We will explore the Meyers-Briggs and Enneagram Personality Tests. A poll during class will show the range of personas indicated. Who knows– you may learn something new about yourself. SONGS INTERSECTING ENTERTAINMENT AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Z DEC. 9

Michael Agron, Music Aficionado Many composers such as Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, the Gershwins and singers of the Great American Songbook created and performed iconic songs that intersect entertainment, politics, patriotism and social justice. We’ll hear recordings and watch videos from legendary and contemporary singers who popularized these iconic tunes from Broadway, film, pop and jazz.

Special bonus lecture FOR ACTIVE AGING WEEK: THE 8 KEYS TO PREVENTING AND MANAGING DIABETES Z OCT. 6

Theresa Garnero, Assistant Clinical Professor and Director of Diabetes Management Certificate Programs Learn the eight keys to preventing and managing diabetes by taking a deep dive into the self-care behaviors required. Interactive dialogue format to answer participant questions.

Computers and Technology David Diskin is a Microsoft Certified “Master.” With a focus on the user experience and education, he provides consulting and training services to small businesses and government agencies throughout California. At Pacific, he’s lectured about Microsoft Office to OLLI members, staff and students for over a decade. All of David’s in-person classes are limited to 15 members and will be held in PDC 290A at 1776 W. March Lane. All of David’s online, Zoom classes are limited to 20 members.

COMPUTER AND TECHNOLOGY CLASSES ARE $25 EACH.

LEARN YOUR LAPTOP AND WINDOWS 10 IP SEPT. 1 | 10 AM–12 PM Z SEPT. 8 | 1:30–3:30 PM

What’s this button do? Where do I plug that in? How do I change this? We’ll use your laptop as you learn what it’s capable of and what all those buttons and ports are for. We’ll spend time covering your hardware, talking about external displays, battery performance, Wi-Fi and more before booting into Windows and diving into useful settings and adjustments. Bring your questions! ONEDRIVE AND FILE MANAGEMENT IP SEPT. 1 | 1:30–3:30 PM Z SEPT. 8 | 10 AM–12 PM

Having trouble keeping your files and folders organized? Ready to jump into the cloud? This class covers file management using Windows 10, including the creation and organization of folders and moving files between them. We’ll also cover Microsoft OneDrive and how to move files between your computer and OneDrive and your mobile devices.

ANDROID OS: ESSENTIAL IP SEPT. 15 | 10 AM–12 PM Z SEPT. 15 | 1:30–3:30 PM

Developed by Google, Android is the most popular operating system running on mobile devices, such as tablets and phones. This class covers basic functionality that every mobile user should know, including browsing and downloading apps, basic configuration settings, personalization, security, accessibility options and more. ONLINE SAFETY AND SECURITY H SEPT. 22 | 10 AM–12 PM

Scared to go online because of hackers and viruses? Don’t be. This engaging lecture about online safety will help you stay safe with up-to-date advice on avoiding viruses, spyware, junk mail and getting tricked by the enemy. Learn how to be smart about your password and keep your Windows PC up to date. Find out how safe WiFi can be, and bring your questions for the Q&A.

With 20+ years in supporting IT, Rebeca Stovall is known as an “Apple guru” around campus. An Apple fan, she finds the hidden gems of the iPad and iPhone. Her easy communication style and love for teaching round out an excellent class experience in which you’ll discover new uses of your iPad or iPhone. All of Rebeca’s in-person classes are limited to 15 members and will be held in PDC 290C at 1776 W. March Lane. All of Rebeca’s online, Zoom classes are limited to 20 members.

COMPUTER AND TECHNOLOGY CLASSES ARE $25 EACH. IPHONE AND IPAD ESSENTIALS IP SEPT. 9 | 5:30–7 PM Z SEPT. 16 | 5:30–7 PM

A great starter course or refresher on using your iPad/iPhone. Learn how to use your device running iOS. You’ll learn something new and feel more comfortable using your device for day-to-day functionality. IPAD/IPHONE AND TRAVEL IP SEPT. 23 | 5:30–7 PM Z OCT. 7 | 5:30–7 PM

Traveling with your iPad/iPhone can be rewarding. From taking the perfect photo to staying connected. This course covers intermediate photo management—using apps to make travel smoother—and ways to use your device no matter where you are. TOP 7 APPS FOR IPAD/IPHONE IP OCT. 14 | 5:30–7 PM Z OCT. 21 | 5:30–7 PM

In this class, Rebeca reviews the most commonly used apps on the Apple iPhone and iPad. Discover an app you did not know was so useful!

Shared Interest Groups Meet like-minded OLLI at Pacific members by joining one of our Shared Interest Groups (SIGs). SIGs are independent groups of members who plan their own activities each semester. There is no additional fee to participate. If you would like to start your own SIG, please contact us at 209.946.7658.

COFFEE TALK Z AUG. 30–NOV. 15 | 10–11 AM

Join your OLLI team and other OLLI members weekly in a casual setting. Get familiar with using Zoom and bring your questions. We also socialize and discuss all things OLLI. If you want to be “in the know,” attend the Coffee Talk. WRITERS WORKSHOP IP SEPT. 1–NOV. 17 | 10 AM–12 PM PDC 290C

Get in touch with your inner muse and interact with others who find inspiration by attending OLLI’s self-directed, peer-led writer’s conclave. The group meets weekly in a supportive and encouraging environment to share stories they have written at home and receive feedback. WEDNESDAY WINE AND ART SOCIAL IP SEPT. 8, OCT. 13 AND NOV. 10 5:30–6:30 PM PDC 330

At each monthly event, we will take a look at a select work of art from the Haggin Museum, presented by docent Renata Bricka. One special wine is pre-selected by sommelier Danny Castillo and is specifically chosen to go with the piece of art for that event. After the presentations, we will socialize and discuss the selected art and wine. Wine will be provided by OLLI at Pacific. Please RSVP for the Wine and Art Social events: RSVP form found on our website: OLLI.Pacific.edu or you can call our office 209.946.7658. WEEKEND WALKERS IP SEPT. 11–NOV. 20 | 8:30–9:30 AM BURNS TOWER ON PACIFIC’S STOCKTON CAMPUS

Join us for a one-hour walk around our beautiful Stockton Campus. Enjoy the scenery, socialize and improve your health. Walking is considered the best form of exercise for the whole body and is beneficial for all age groups. Research suggest that exercising in a group is better than exercising alone. Before participating, check with your doctor to ensure there are no medical contraindications, special considerations or limitations.

Led by OLLI Advisory Board Member Renata Bricka and First Tier Sommelier Danny Castillo

Health and Wellness Regular exercise is good for your mind, mood and memory. It’s never too late to find simple, enjoyable ways to become more active. We have four exercise classes for you to choose from this semester, designed specifically for older adults. Before participating in any exercise program, check with your doctor to ensure there are no medical contraindications, special considerations or limitations. A minimum of 10 registered members for each course is required to proceed.

TAI CHI QIGONG, MEDITATION AND STRETCHES: 3 WELLNESS TOOLS IP AUG. 31–NOV. 30 | 9:30–11 AM (NO CLASS ON OCT. 5 AND NOV. 23) MAIN GYM, STAGG WAY, PACIFIC’S STOCKTON CAMPUS

$125 (12 sessions) Ray Tom, Tai Chi and Qigong Instructor The class includes meditation, qigong exercises and stretches. The benefits of practicing qigong are improved overall health, flexibility and improved oxygen intake. Eighty percent of the class is performed seated. There are 15 minutes of qigong performed standing. Students say they leave the class more relaxed, energized and with an overall feeling of wellness.

STRENGTH TRAINING FOR OLDER ADULTS IP SEPT. 7–OCT. 26 | 3–3:45 PM MAIN GYM, STAGG WAY, PACIFIC’S STOCKTON CAMPUS

$60 (8 sessions) Tiger Personal Trainer 45 minutes of low-impact, medium-intensity strength training that focuses on muscle awareness and intentional engagement to help promote physical tenacity. Your Tiger Trainer will guide you through a series of slow and controlled movements that are sequenced to work your muscle groups. This class is mostly seated but at times briefly standing. The goal is accessibility for all fitness levels with the ability to be modified to accommodate your individual goals. CHAIR YOGA IP SEPT. 8–OCT. 27 | 8–8:45 AM MAIN GYM, STAGG WAY, PACIFIC’S STOCKTON CAMPUS

$60 (8 sessions) Veronica Wells, Yoga Instructor Yoga has been scientifically proven to decrease stress, reduce chronic pain and improve one’s overall sense of well-being. Experience the benefits yourself with chair yoga! This accessible class includes yoga poses, breathing exercises and meditation with variations and modifications for all bodies. Participants will enhance their mind-body connection and improve strength and flexibility. A MATTER OF BALANCE – VIRTUAL (MOB-V) Z OCT. 5–DEC. 7 (NO CLASS NOV. 23) | 9–11 AM

FREE (9 sessions) Preeti Oza, Board-Certified Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy and Associate Professor A Matter of Balance is an award-winning program designed to manage falls and increase activity levels. This program emphasizes practical strategies to manage falls. You will learn to: 1) view falls as controllable, 2) set goals for increasing activity, 3) make changes to reduce fall risks at home, 4) exercise to increase strength and balance. Class is limited to maximum 12 participants.

Visual Arts Each course is taught by Deanna Hunt, MFA, Adjunct Professor in the Department of Art and Design. Deanna has been a professional artist and educator for 30 years. Since 2007, she has taught art for OLLI at Pacific. All in-person classes are held at the Jeannette Powell Art Center on Pacific’s Stockton Campus. New participants can email Deanna with any materials questions at dhunt@pacific.edu. A minimum of 10 registered members for each course is required to proceed.

Included this semester FOR ALL FALL OLLI VISUAL ART COURSES, A SPECIAL TOPIC LECTURE ON: THE ELEMENTS OF ART ZZ OCT. 19 | 1-3:30 PM

ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS DRAWING WORKSHOP IP AUG. 31, SEPT. 2, 3, 7, 9, 10 | 1–3:30 PM

$125 (7 sessions including special Zoom lecture on Oct. 19) Through this eye-opening workshop, you will learn to draw! Deanna will teach you the drawing principles and techniques to gain confidence in drawing: observation, proportion, line quality, light and shadow (value), perspective basics, focal point, composition and more. Drawing is the foundation for all media and this course is recommended as a prerequisite for the other OLLI art courses.

WATERMEDIA EXPLORATION–CONTINUING AND ADVANCED SEPT. 17, 24, OCT. 8, 15, 29, NOV. 5, 19 | 9:15–11:45 AM B (NO CLASS OCT. 22) OCT. 1*, 19*, NOV. 12* | 9:15–11:45 AM Classes with (*) asterisks are ZOOM ONLY and the other classes are IN PERSON ONLY

$200 (10 sessions including special lecture on Oct. 19) This enriching course is designed to enhance, improve and increase the participants’ painting practice and to inspire creativity. Learn how to effectively use the principles of design to create dynamic, powerful images that surpass your expectations. Instruction, demonstrations and projects will teach you techniques of transparent and opaque watercolor and a variety of watermedia with an emphasis on the use of gouache ADVENTURES IN WATERCOLOR–ALL LEVELS SEPT. 17, 24, OCT. 8, 15, 29, NOV 5, 19 | 1:30–4 PM B (NO CLASS OCT. 22) OCT. 1*, 19*, NOV. 12* | 1:30–4 PM Classes with (*) asterisks are ZOOM ONLY and the other classes are IN PERSON ONLY

$200 (10 sessions including special lecture on Oct. 19) Through this course, you will gain greater knowledge, facility and confidence in the principles of transparent watercolor and the elements of design—the foundations for all other color media and the pathway for realizing beautiful artworks. By exploring the characteristics of a variety of pigments, paper and tools, you will learn how to command and navigate the media with more freedom.

THE JOY OF DRAWING B SEPT. 14, 21 OCT. 5, 12, 26 NOV. 2, 16 | 1–3:30 PM SEPT. 28*, OCT. 19*, NOV. 9* | 1–3:30 PM Classes with (*) asterisks are ZOOM ONLY and the other classes are IN PERSON ONLY

$200 (10 sessions including special lecture on Oct. 19) Enjoy the wonderful world of drawing! Instruction, demonstrations and projects will teach you shorthand methods for achieving accurate proportion, placement, perspective and value for even the most complex of subjects. We will use a variety of techniques with a range of media. This class is appropriate for all levels and returning members, but it is helpful to have taken the Beginners Workshop.

Educational Courses Our educational courses allow you to dive deeper into a single topic or theme facilitated by OLLI instructors who are experts in their field. These weekly courses vary in length and time. A minimum of 10 registered members for each course is required to proceed. GREAT DECISIONS: FOREIGN POLICY DISCUSSIONS H SEPT. 2–OCT. 21 | 9:30 AM–12 PM PDC 330

$165 (8 sessions) Gene Bigler, Retired Diplomat and Former University Professor Our 2021 discussions, manual and videos by the Foreign Policy Association will cover International Organizations in the Pandemic; Global Supply Chains and National Security; China and Africa; the Korean Peninsula; Persian Gulf Security; Brexit and the European Union; the Fight over the Melting Arctic; and, Will Globalization End? Workbook is included in the price of course and you may pick up at our office or on the first day of class if you choose in-person learning.

GARDENS FOR FALL IP SEPT. 8–29 | 12:30–2 PM IN-SEASON MARKET AND NURSERY

$45-plus $20 materials fee. The $20 fee is due to instructor on first day of class. Julie Morehouse, Horticulturalist/ Business owner Let’s celebrate this seasonal change with a little dirt therapy! This semester we will discuss fall garden opportunities and create a fall garden project for you to take home. All classes will be held outdoors and limited to 15 people maximum.

BIRDING 101 CONTINUED H SEPT. 29–NOV. 3 | 9–10:30 AM PDC 330

$70 (6 sessions) David Yee, Avian Expert and Author This class will cover intermediate birding subject matter, but beginners are welcome. David will help you appreciate, enjoy and identify our fine-feathered friends. Content will be new and current for those that have taken the class before. Learn about topics such as migrationtiming, habitat usage and what you can expect to see at the time of the class. GERMANY–FROM OCCUPATION TO UNIFICATION AND BEYOND! Z SEPT. 29–NOV. 3 | 3:30–5:30 PM

$90 (6 sessions) Anette Isaacs, German Historian The 30th anniversary of the unification and the federal election present us with the perfect opportunity to witness the striking transformation of Germany from a brutal, belligerent dictatorship to a flourishing democracy. We will begin our exploration in the pivotal year 1945 and go all the way up to the present, allowing us to gain a deep understanding of German history, politics and society! INTERGENERATIONAL DISCUSSION EXPLORING AGING Z OCT. 14 | 1:15–2:30 PM IP NOV. 11 | 1:15–2:30 PM TIGER LOUNGE, GRACE COVELL

FREE (2 individual sessions) Carla Strickland-Hughes, Assistant Professor of Psychology The not-so-secret learning objectives of Dr. Strickland-Hughes’ “Aging” class are for upper-level psychology

students to understand that 1) aging isn’t bad, 2) aging doesn’t begin when you’re old 3) everyone ages differently 4) we have some control over how we age. Join these students for a respectful and confidential dialogue about age attitudes and successful aging. Discussion will emphasize work/ retirement and family/social relationships. Refreshments will be served at the session held in person. PROGRESSIVISM IN U.S. HISTORY AND POLITICS H OCT. 28–DEC. 16| 9:30 AM–12 PM PDC 330

$125 (7 Sessions) Gene Bigler, Retired Diplomat and Former University Professor The course will explore the historical and societal context of the arguments Robert Putnam makes in the brilliant new book The Upswing: How America Came Together a Century Ago and How We Can Do It Again. Highly participatory class discussions will also assess the potential of the Biden administration to revive experiences reminiscent of American progressivism in the 19th and 20th centuries. IRISH IN AMERICA Z NOV. 3–17 | 1–3 PM

$45 (3 Sessions) Terry McAteer, Retired Superintendent of Schools and High School AP Teacher The Scotch-Irish arrived first and moved to Appalachia, then came the Potato Famine hoards to the inner cities. We will delve into the anti-Irish Catholic movements such as the Know Nothing Party and the Civil Way Irish draft riots through to the 1960 election of JFK. We’ll have many Irish tales, music and dance along the way. Slainte!

EdVentures Your “Educational Adventure” awaits! We incorporate experiential learning—learning by doing and reflecting—into some great activities to get us out into our community and socializing with one another. All EdVentures are IN PERSON. BIRD SAFARI I IP SEPT. 10 | 10 AM–12 PM LODI LAKE, 1101 TURNER ROAD, LODI

$15 David Yee, Avian Expert and Author Join David Yee at Lodi Lake. There might not be a better spot in San Joaquin County to observe fall migrants than Lodi Lake. This riparian gem along the Mokelumne River and the lake itself attract many wonderful water bird species. RIPKEN WINERY TASTING IP SEPT. 24 | 12–2 PM 2472 WEST SARGENT ROAD, LODI

$15 Meet with wine tasting manager Sean for a “soil to bottle” presentation and tasting at this lovely, artisan “barnista” winery that is uniquely different, electric, eclectic, quirky, esoteric and even wacky, but never boring or weird! ROBB GARDEN TOUR IP OCT. 1 | 1–2 PM TED AND CHRIS ROBB GARDEN, PACIFIC’S STOCKTON CAMPUS

$15 Jessica Bilecki, Sustainability Director Learn about the fruits and vegetables grown at the Ted and Chris Robb Garden, how we grow them and why. Ask questions or share your expertise. If there is time, we will highlight some plants in the Bon Appétit native plant garden.

BIRD SAFARI II

BIRD SAFARI III

IP OCT. 8 | 10 AM–12 PM WOODBRIDGE ECOLOGICAL RESERVE W. WOODBRIDGE ROAD, LODI

IP NOV. 12 | 10 AM–12 PM STATEN ISLAND ROAD

$15 David Yee, Avian Expert and Author The Stockton Delta wetlands (inclusive of the 353-acre Woodbridge Ecological Reserve) provide the largest area of freshwater marsh wintering habitat in the state, not only for Sandhill cranes but for other waterfowl as well. Sandhill cranes, Canada geese, snow geese, tundra swans and many other birds use the reserve as their fall and winter home. DURST WINERY TASTING IP OCT. 15 | 12–2 PM 10173 ACAMPO ROAD, ACAMPO

$15 Durst Winery & Estate is reminiscent of the past, rooted in the present and hopeful for the future. Step away from the bustle of mundane life and recapture the essence of serenity with John Affonso, Durst’s winemaker, for a special educational presentation on the Durst winemaking process. TOUR OF THE ANNUNCIATION CATHEDRAL IP NOV. 5 | 1–3 PM 425 W. MAGNOLIA ST., STOCKTON

Meet at the entrance to the preserve at the intersection of Staten Island Rd. and Walnut Grove Rd., just west of I-5 in the city of Thornton.

$15 David Yee, Avian Expert and Author Join David Yee for bird-watching at Staten Island. November is an ideal time to observe one of the best local natural treasures, the Sandhill crane, as they arrive by the thousands from their nesting grounds. Also to be expected are two formerly endangered species, the Aleutian cackling goose and the spectacular Peregrine falcon, which are now regularly seen in our Delta region. CABANA WINERY TASTING IP NOV. 19 | 11:30 AM–1:30 PM 710 BECKMAN ROAD, STE. D, LODI

$15 The name Cabana came from the thought that “making wine is like a day at the beach.” So, come on over and relax with Robert Smerling, owner and winemaker of 30 plus years, and taste some of their world-class wines!

$15 Rex Hamilton, Professor of General Education and Religion We will spend about an hour touring the cathedral and learning about architectural and artistic features common to religious buildings and specific to the Annunciation building.

2022 Travel British Landscapes with optional 3-night Paris Post-Tour Extension MAR. 27–APR. 5, 2022 | 10 DAYS, 12 MEALS HIGHLIGHTS: Edinburgh Castle, Choices on Tour, York, Chester, Llangollen, Wales, Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford and London

PER PERSON RATES: DOUBLE | $2,998 SINGLE | $3,598 TRIPLE

| $2,968

Must book by SEPT. 28, 2021

For more information: gateway.gocollette.com/link/1050439

Discover Europe’s Cosmopolitan Cities: Amsterdam, Brussels and Paris featuring Floriade JULY 23-AUG. 1, 2022 | 10 DAYS, 12 MEALS HIGHLIGHTS: Amsterdam, Canal Cruise, Local Food Tour, Woerden, Brussels, Choices on Tour, Paris, Seine River Cruise and Floriade Expo 2022:

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Once a decade, people from all corners of the globe gather at Floriade to celebrate horticulture on an epic scale.

and save $350 per person

DOUBLE | $3,999* SINGLE | $4,999* *Book by JAN. 17, 2022

For more information: gateway.gocollette.com/link/1050440

INFORMATION SESSION: DISCOVER EUROPE’S COSMOPOLITAN CITIES (AND FALL 2022 TRAVEL) IP NOV. 8 | 1:30–2:30 PM PDC 330

FREE Jay Fehan, Collette Tours District Manager Join us in person and hear from Colette Travel Expert Jay Fehan as he shares insider information on these upcoming, amazing OLLI trips! All trips include airfare and shuttle to and from the airport.

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Meet the Team Jennifer Juanitas

Joanna Linkemyer

Program Director jjuanitas@pacific.edu

Administrative Assistant jlinkemyer@pacific.edu

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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC’S STOCKTON CAMPUS 3601 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA

• Burns Tower • DeRosa University Center (DUC) • Janet Leigh Theatre • Jeannette Powell Art Center • Main Gym • Ted and Chris Robb Garden • Tiger Lounge-Grace Covell Hall Campus Map located on our website: OLLI.pacific.edu

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