Lifelong Learning Centre Spring and Summer Program Guide by University of Regina, Centre for Continuing Education

LIFELONG LEARNING

Lifelong Learning Centre

Spring/Summer 2017 Program Guide ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY

FITNESS & MOVEMENT

HEALTH AND WELLNESS WEDNESDAYS

LANGUAGES

LIFESTYLE

SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES

WRITING & LITERATURE

THURSDAY NOON FORUMS

Lifelong Learning Centre Centre for Continuing Education

Visit us online. www.uregina.ca/cce/lifelong

Lifelong Learning Centre Spring Open House Celebrating 40 years of Lifelong Learning Wednesday, April 12 from 10:30 am-3:30 pm and 7:00-8:00 pm 2151 Scarth Street (between 13th and 14th Ave) Join us for Displays, FREE Presentations, Tours, Refreshments and more … 10:30 am

Current Events in the Middle East and Beyond with Dr. Ray Cleveland

12:00 pm

Celebrate with Us with LLC staff, instructors and students

1:30 pm

Medical Marijuana – event co-sponsored with CARP with Dara Willis, Canimed Senior Healthcare Communication Specialist

7:00 pm

Sample Courses – Astronomy, Gardening, Wine Appreciation with Chris Beckett, Sheila Bonneteau, Val Bradshaw

FREE gift for first 100 people in attendance and Draw for FREE Spring Course!

Lifelong Learning Centre Centre for Continuing Education

www.uregina.ca/cce/lifelong 306-585-5748

TABLE OF CONTENTS Lifelong Learning Centre

Volunteer and Community Programs

Arts and Entertainment

Computers and Technology

Fitness and Movement

Health and Wellness Wednesday

Languages

Lifestyle

Science

Social Studies – History, Politics, Religion and More

Writing and Literature

Thursday Noon Forums

Lifelong Learning Centre Courses at a Glance

Registration & Policies

Registration Form

Lifelong Learning centre

Books & Volunteers Wanted Spring is here and the Lifelong Learning Centre is Book offerings a number of options for people of all ages to learn for BIG Sale 2017

something new. Whatever your education background or interests, LLC has courses to stimulate your mind and body and to enhance your intellectual courses areheld fun, affordable and have no exams Quality used books are wanted and for physical the BIGwell-being. Book SaleOur 2017 being August 31-September 2 to or assignments! raise funds for the Lifelong Learning Centre. You can drop off your book donations between

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We have a wide range of evening and Saturday courses where you can learn about such diverse topics as inclusive.planning Booksand should be left with volunteers at Tartan Curling Club – 1464 Broadway Avenue. landscape lazy gardening to the wines of Argentina. Why not learn Spanish to make your travels to Costa Rica, Cuba or Spain more rewarding? Or learn to relax with T’ai Chi, get fit with Zumba or table tennis, or use your iPad more effectively? Daytime courses at the Lifelong Learning Centre provide an opportunity for semi-retired and retired individuals to participate in a community of lifelong learners. Adults who enjoy acquiring knowledge about new topics, discussing issues of common concern, keeping their minds and bodies active, and sharing life stories. Courses held during the day a wideUniversity range of topics including fitness,ishistory, meditation more. Thecover Seniors' Group bookethics, sale team also looking forand volunteers to assist with

organizing and promoting the book sale. Sorting and pricing will begin in late July. There is a volunteer sign-up sheet in the LLC lobby if you’d like to assist or you can email SUG@uregina.ca

Rediscover learning with Lifelong Learning Centre courses this spring!

Come to the Lifelong Learning Centre Open House on Wednesday, April 20 to learn more about what LLC has to offerSave with freethe presentations: Dates for BIG Book Sale – August 31-September 2

LIFELONG LEARNING CENTRE Spring is here and the Lifelong Learning Centre is offering a number of options for people of all ages to learn something new. Whatever your education background or interests, LLC has courses to stimulate your mind and body and to enhance your intellectual and physical well-being. Our courses are fun, affordable and have no assignments or exams! We have a wide range of evening and Saturday courses where you can learn about such diverse topics as astronomy and container gardening to the wines of Canada. Why not learn Spanish to make your travels to Costa Rica, Cuba or Spain more rewarding? Or learn to relax with T’ai Chi, get fit with Bellyfit Sage or table tennis, or use your iPad more effectively? Daytime courses at the Lifelong Learning Centre provide an opportunity for semi-retired and retired individuals to participate in a community of lifelong learners. These are adults who enjoy acquiring knowledge about new topics, discussing issues of common concern, keeping their minds and bodies active, and sharing life stories. Courses held during the day cover a wide range of topics including politics, fitness, history, creative writing and more. Rediscover learning with Lifelong Learning Centre courses this spring! Come to the Lifelong Learning Centre Open House on Wednesday, April 12 to learn more about what LLC has to offer with free presentations. See outside back cover for details.

Lifelong Learning Centre courses have limited space so please register early! What our Students Say About Us “I like science and math, so I take those type of classes. I also take the odd history class. Although I hated history in high school, I find that as I get older and have lived recent history, it is more interesting. I have found classes on religion interesting.” - George Maier “Through [my] experience, I discovered that my fellow students and I shared many common benefits. Not only the development of a love of star-gazing, but more importantly interest and enthusiasm that come with gathering people of all ages and backgrounds into one room to enjoy a common interest.” - Chris Berg

Gift Certificates Available for LLC Courses Did you know you can purchase a gift certificate for a course to give to family or friends? Gift certificates are a great way to celebrate birthdays, retirements and other special occasions. You can also ask your family or friends to give you a gift certificate to make it possible for you to take Lifelong Learning Centre courses this spring or summer.

VOLUNTEER AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS ABORIGINAL GRANDMOTHERS CARING FOR GRANDCHILDREN SUPPORT NETWORK Grandmothers caring for grandchildren are invited to monthly Support Network meetings to celebrate their strengths, share their experiences and talk about issues of concern. Tea and bannock always served. On-site childcare and rides provided for those who call in advance. For more information or to register call 306-585-5766. Day/Time: Fridays, Apr 7, May 12, Jun 9 from 9:30-11:30 am Location: Lifelong Learning Centre – 2151 Scarth Street [between 13th and 14th Avenue] INTERCULTURAL GRANDMOTHERS UNITING (IGU) All older women who are interested in building bridges of understanding, respect, trust and friendship among First Nations, Métis and other women are welcome to attend these monthly meetings. For more information call 306585-5705 or 306-585-5766. Day/Time: Fridays, Apr 21 May 19, Jun 16 from 10:30 am-12:30 pm Location: Indian Métis Christian Fellowship – 3131 Dewdney Avenue SPEAKERS BUREAU The Lifelong Learning Centre has speakers available to talk to groups about the benefits of lifelong learning and volunteering, reducing social isolation, retirement planning, creating age-friendly communities, and working together to address abuse of older adults, and more. If you want to request a speaker for your group, or are interested in becoming one, please call 306-585-5766 or 306-585-5806.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES We are looking for volunteers to assist with reception duties, promotion activities, newsletter production and more. Call 306-585-5766 if you would like to learn more about volunteer opportunities or join us for the Welcome and Orientation being held on Thursday, April 27 from 12:00-1:00 pm.

SENIORS’ UNIVERSITY GROUP (SUG) The Seniors’ University Group mission is to promote the value and availability of lifelong learning opportunities for older learners in the community in collaborative partnerships with the Lifelong Learning Centre. The group was established in 1977 to work with the University of Regina to develop learning programs to enhance the quality of life for older adults living in Regina. Those wishing to receive SUG rates for LLC courses must be current members of the Seniors’ University Group. SUG membership is open to those 50 years of age and over who pay the annual membership fee which is $30 for the year April 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018. You can join or update your membership for 2017-18 when you register for courses and receive SUG membership benefits which include: - Lower fees for LLC Courses - Vibrant learning and research community - Live & Learn newsletter and invitations to special lectures, social events and more - Vote for SUG Board members - Run for a position on the Board, or join a committee - Access to the University of Regina libraries at no charge The Seniors’ University Group has recently established informal groups interested in doing things together including tours to places of interest in Regina and beyond. Email SUG@uregina.ca if you would like to get more information about these groups and the activities they have planned.

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT CLASSIC FILMS (6167) Enjoy 5 excellent films with an introduction for each - Churchill's Secret - 2016 with Michael Gambon and Romoli Gari. Rear Window - 1954 Grace Kelly & James Stewart, The Hunt for Red October - 1990 starring Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin, Lilies of the Field - 1963, with Sidney Poitier and Lilia Skala, Mr. Holmes - 2015 starring Ian McKellen and Laura Linney. Day: Fri, Apr 28-May26 Time: 1:00-3:30pm Facilitator: Dermot Weightman Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Fee $30 SUG Member $20 FREE film on April 28 is Churchill’s Secret ENVIRONMENTAL FILM DISCUSSION GROUP (6168) This film series features documentaries investigating some of the crucial environmental challenges of our time. Films screened include: Revolution by Rob Stewart, producer of Sharkwater, who recently died in a diving accident. Voices from Standing Rock - A series of short stories told by North Dakota water protectors. Story of Wolves: The Lobo Returns - A film about making a stand for human-wolf coexistence. Re-Learning the Land: A Story of Red Crow College - a Blackfoot community in Alberta re-takes control of their education system. Come to learn about environmental concerns, engage in thoughtful discussions, and gain a new appreciation for the complex relationship between society and nature. Day: Fri, June 2-23 Time: 1:00-3:00pm Facilitator: Jim Elliott Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 60 Course Fee: $30 SUG Member: $20 PSYCHOLOGY OF ART (6177) NEW Psychologists have long been interested in artists and their craft. From Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung to more recent examples in the halls of “neuro-aesthetic” approaches to design and graphics, our discipline is deeply engrossed in the fulfillment of understanding the arts. In the course we will take a critical look at art history from the pages of psychological theory over the past century, examining questions such as how emotions evoked by art parallel the rest of life, and how knowledge might be gained from artistic experiences. Focusing primarily on visual art but not excluding other forms such as music and dance, we will journey through a tapestry of approaches to psychology and art. Day: Wed, May 3-June 21 Time: 1:30-3:00pm Instructor: Dr. Jaime Williams, psychologist Location: PAL Building Room 212 Course Limit: 35 Course Fee: $90 SUG Member: $70

COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY ANDROID TABLET 1: THE BASICS (6184) NEW Get to know your Android tablet (Samsung, Google, Acer, etc.). Learn to connect to the internet and email with WiFi. Become familiar with settings, buttons, and sounds. Learn to install free apps and to use taps and gestures. This is a hands-on course, so please remember to bring your Android tablet and ensure that it is charged. Day: Wed, May 17 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Instructor: Bernadette Wagner Location: PAL Building Room 110 Course Limit: 16 Course Fee: $30

iPAD LEVEL 1 - BEGINNER (6185) iPads have revolutionized our interactions with each other and the world. This course will teach a basic familiarity with iPad use and management, including the iPad Operating System (iOS), what the switches and buttons do, different touch screen gestures, and adjusting iPad settings. Students will also add a WiFi connection, use the Internet, and be introduced to basic email tasks. This is a hands-on course, so please remember to bring your iPad and make sure that it is charged. Day: Wed, May 3 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Instructor: Bernadette Wagner Location: Palliser Building Room 110 Course Limit: 16 Course Fee: $30 iPAD LEVEL 2 – INTERMEDIATE (6186) In this reorganized session, explore Internet and email, photos and videos, cloud services and syncing, as well as apps and tips for more efficiently using your iPad device. This session is for users who have some experience using the iPad or who have taken the introductory Level 1 iPad class. This is a hands-on course, so please remember to bring your iPad and make sure that it is charged. Day: Wed, May 10 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Instructor: Bernadette Wagner Location: Palliser Building Room 110 Course Limit: 16 Course Fee: $30

FITNESS AND MOVEMENT BELLYFIT SAGE (6174) For women only, Bellyfit® classes are intelligently designed to give you the full body workout you need, the mental calm you deserve and the spiritual connection you crave. Expect 30 minutes of awesome cardio moves inspired by Belly Dance, African and Indian Dance. Then we'll have 30 minutes of all level core and a relaxing stretch, using a chair to de-stress. This is the cardio dance class with spirit you’ve been looking for! Learn more at: www.bellyfit.com. Bring water. Gym shoes are recommended. Bare feet are optional. Day: Fri, April 28-Jun 23 Time: 10:30-11:30am Instructor: Roselle Bancescu Location: WM Gym Course Limit: 20 Course Fee: $85 SUG MEMBER: $70 CHAIR YOGA (6156) In this introductory course we will be adapting yoga practices with use of chairs and other props. This class is designed for individuals with chronic conditions who want to maintain their flexibility, balance and strength. Please bring a yoga mat and large towel or blanket. Day: Wed, April 26-Jun 21 Time: 4:30-5:30 pm Instructor: Barb McCaslin Location: WM Gym Course Limit: 20 Course Fee: $85 SUG MEMBER: $70 FIT FOR YOUR LIFE (6157) Join us for a gradual strength-training program designed for older adults. Health experts suggest weight training as an essential part of a healthy lifestyle. Hand-held velcro wrist and ankle weights from one to five pounds are supplied. The class instructs proper weight training with a muscle warm-up, stretching and cool down. Days: Tue & Thu, Apr 25-Jun 22 Time: 4:00-5:00pm Instructor: Dorothy Fitzer Location: WM Gym Course limit: 30 Course Fee: $105 SUG Member: $85

LINE DANCING (6158) “In a Rut Strut.” Line dancing is a great activity for fun, exercise and memory. Learn easy, progressive steps to all types of music. Day: Tue, Apr 25-Jun 20 Time: 9:30-10:30am Instructor: Dorothy Fitzer Location: WM Gym Course limit: 30 Course Fee: $85 SUG Member: $70 STRETCH & TONE EXERCISE (6159) Promote healthy aging through exercise designed to increase flexibility. This class involves a warm-up, aerobics, stretching, toning and cool down. Mats and weights are supplied. Day: Tue & Thu, Apr 25-Jun 22 Time: 11:00am-12:00pm Instructor: Dorothy Fitzer Location: WM Gym Course limit: 30 Course Fee: $105 SUG Member: $85 TABLE TENNIS – TUESDAY (6162) Experience table tennis in a relaxed atmosphere. Maintain your eye-hand coordination, agility and reflexes while enjoying this fun sport. Basic skills and game rules will be taught. Beginner and experienced players welcome. Please bring athletic shoes for indoor use. Days: Tue, Apr 25-Jun 20 Time: 1:30-3:30pm Instructor: Dorothy Fitzer Location: RRR Course limit: 30 Course Fee: $40 SUG Member: $35 TABLE TENNIS – SATURDAY (6161) Experience table tennis in a relaxed atmosphere. Maintain your eye-hand coordination, agility and reflexes while enjoying this fun sport. Basic skills and game rules will be taught. Beginner and experienced players welcome. Please bring athletic shoes for indoor use. No class May 20. Days: Sat, Apr 22-Jun 24 Time: 1:30-3:30pm Instructor: Dorothy Fitzer Location: RRR Course limit: 30 Course Fee: $40 SUG Member: $35 T’AI CHI (6160) Movements performed in T’ai Chi are slow, soft and graceful with smooth and even transitions between them. In this course you will learn the basic postures of T’ai Chi and enjoy the beauty and tranquility of nature. Offered in partnership with Confucius Institute. No class May 20. Days: Sat, Apr 29-Jun 24 Time: 9:30-10:30am Instructor: Master Chuanwu Li Location: WM Gym Course limit: 20 Course Fee: $85 YOGA – BEGINNERS (6164) Introduce yourself to the world of yoga. You will learn gentle yoga poses and stretches that can safely be done at home. Those with experience can practice at a slower pace. Please bring a yoga mat and a favourite blanket. Wear comfortable layered clothing. Please come fragrance-free! No class May 22. Day: Mon, Apr 24-Jun 26 Time: 12:00-1:00pm Instructor: Lani Knaus Location: WM Gym Course limit: 25

Course Fee:

$85

SUG Member: $70

YOGA – ADVANCED (6163) This class is designed for those who know basic diaphragmatic breathing, the rudiments of basic postures, are at ease with the asanas practiced in beginner’s class and want to stretch beyond the beginner level. Please bring a yoga mat and large towel or blanket. No class May 22. Day: Mon, Apr 24-Jun 26 Time: 10:30-11:30am Instructor: Lani Knaus Location: WM Gym Course limit: 25 Course Fee: $85 SUG Member: $70 YOGA – MULTI-LEVEL (6164) If you have learned the basics, you are ready to move on. You will be guided to adapt the practice to your own level. Emphasis will be on breathing, classic yoga poses and relaxation techniques. Please bring a yoga mat and large towel or blanket. Day: Wed, Apr 26-Jun 21 Time: 10:30-11:30am Instructor: Tracy Hagan Location: WM GYM Course limit: 25 Course Fee: $85 SUG Member: $70 YOGA RESTORATIVE (6166) This will be a gentle class for people who have low energy, chronic health problems, are recovering from illness or injury or just want a gentler practice. It is suitable for beginners as well as continuing students. Most of the practice will be done lying on the floor. Please bring a yoga mat and large towel or blanket. Day: Wed, Apr 26-Jun 21 Time: 12:00-1:00pm Instructor: Tracy Hagan Location: WM Gym Course limit: 15 Course Fee: $85 SUG Member: $70

HEALTH AND WELLNESS MEDITATION: TRANSFORMING HEART & MIND (6173) Meditation practice can be transformative and serve as a means of cultivating a sense of inner peace. These sessions will begin with a brief presentation on a meditation technique from the Buddhist tradition, followed by a guided meditation. You will learn about meditation posture, tips on establishing a daily practice and meditation techniques to help you deal with stress, cultivate present moment awareness, change harmful mental patterns and cultivate positive states of mind. These weekly meditation sessions will help you gain practical experience in the art of meditation. This course is suitable for beginners as well as those who have experience with meditation. No class on May 20th. Day: Sat, Apr 29-Jun 24 Time: 11:00-12:15pm Instructor: Annette Marche Location: PAL 110 Course Limit: 16 Course Fee: $85 SUG Member: $70

WELLNESS WEDNESDAYS FREE monthly program Time: 12:00-1:00pm Location: Palliser Building 109 – 2151 Scarth Street DIABETIC EYE DISEASES (6325) Join Dr. Dan Ash to learn the how and why of diabetic eye disease, and what can be done about it from a medical and surgical point of view. Presenter: Dr. Dan Ash, Ophthalmologist Day: Apr 5 MINDFULNESS AND HEALTH (6332) Presenter: Annette Marche Day: May 3 PICNIC LUNCH NUTRITION AND SAFETY (6331) Presenter: Tracy Sanden, RQHR Day: Jun 14

LANGUAGES Required textbooks can be purchased from Student Services. Text is good for all levels of language courses. CUSTOMIZED CHINESE LANGUAGE COURSES The Confucius Institute at the University of Regina offers customized Chinese language courses for individuals, groups, corporations and government organizations from all industries in partnership with the Lifelong Learning Centre. The Institute has a large selection of learning materials and qualified instructors. Customized courses may be for individuals or groups. To arrange your course, please contact CI Program Coordinator Jingyi Zhang at Jingyi.Zhang@uregina.ca or call 306-337-2653. French courses are offered in partnership with La Cité. FRENCH: LA JOIE DE VIVRE 1 (6179) Beginner French course in a relaxed group setting intended for older adults. Day: Tue, May 2-Jun 20 Time: 1:30-3:30pm Instructor: Maud Beaulieu Location: Palliser Building Room 110 Course Limit: 16 Course Fee: $ 150 + Textbook SUG Member: $135 + Textbook FRENCH: LA JOIE DE VIVRE 2 (6180) For those who have completed French 1 and wish to pursue French further in a relaxed group setting, intended for older adults. Day: Tue, May 2-Jun 20 Time: 9:30-11:30am Instructor: Maud Beaulieu Location: Palliser Building Room 110 Course Limit: 16 Course Fee: $ 150 + Textbook SUG Member: $135 + Textbook FRENCH: LA JOIE DE VIVRE 3 (6181) For those who have completed French 2 and wish to pursue French further in a relaxed group setting, intended for older adults. Day: Wed, May 3-Jun 21 Time: 9:30-11:30am Instructor: Maud Beaulieu Location: Palliser Building Room 110 Course Limit: 16 Course Fee: $ 150 + Textbook SUG Member: $135 + Textbook

FRENCH : LA JOIE DE VIVRE 4 (6187) For those who have completed French 3 and wish to pursue French further in a relaxed group setting, intended for older adults. Day: Thu, May 4-Jun 22 Time: 9:30-11:30am Instructor: Maud Beaulieu Location: Palliser Building Room 110 Course Limit: 16 Course Fee: $ 150 + Textbook SUG Member: $135 + Textbook SPANISH 1 (6144) Going to Spain? Mexico? South America? Here is your opportunity to learn Spanish and discover Hispanic culture and people. This informal course is for absolute beginners. Day: Fri, May 5-Jun 23 Time: 9:30-11:30am Instructor: Sergio Quezada Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 25 Course Fee: $ 150 + Textbook SUG Member: $135 + Textbook SPANISH 1 EVENING (6145) Going to Spain? Mexico? South America? Here is your opportunity to learn Spanish and discover Hispanic culture and people. This informal course is for absolute beginners. Day: Wed, May 3-Jun 21 Time: 7:00-9:00pm Instructor: Edith Brockhill Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 25 Course Fee: $ 170 +Textbook SPANISH 2 (6146) This course is for those with basic Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. You will be able to improve your fluency and learn more about exciting Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish 1 or basic Spanish skills. Day: Thu, May 4-Jun 22 Time: 1:00-3:00pm Instructor: Sergio Quezada Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 25 Course Fee: $ 150 + Textbook SUG Member: $135 + Textbook SPANISH 2 EVENING (6147) This course is for those with basic Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. You will be able to improve your fluency and learn more about exciting Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish 1 or basic Spanish skills. Day: Mon, May 1-Jun 26 (no class May 22) Time: 7:00-9:00pm Instructor: Edith Brockhill Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 25 Course Fee: $170 + Textbook

SPANISH 3 (6148) This is your chance to improve your Spanish. The course is designed for those with good Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. Learn more about the interesting Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish 2 or basic Spanish skills. Day: Wed, May 3-Jun 21 Time: 1:00-3:00pm Instructor: Sergio Quezada Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 25 Course Fee: $150 + Textbook SUG Member: $135 + Textbook

SPANISH 3 EVENING (6149) This is your chance to improve your Spanish. The course is designed for those with good Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. Learn more about the interesting Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish 2 or basic Spanish skills. Day: Thu, May 4-Jun 22 Time: 7:00-9:00pm Instructor: Edith Brockhill Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 25 Course Fee: $170 + Textbook SPANISH 4 (6150) This course is designed for those with intermediate Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. Using a variety of methods you will improve your fluency. Prerequisite: Spanish 3 or intermediate Spanish skills. Day: Tue, May 2-Jun 20 Time: 1:00-3:00pm Instructor: Sergio Quezada Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 25 Course Fee: $ 150 + Textbook SUG Member: $135 + Textbook SPANISH 5 (6151) This course is designed for those with intermediate Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. Using a variety of methods you will improve your fluency. Prerequisite: Spanish 4 or advanced Spanish skills. Day: Wed, May 3-Jun 21 Time: 9:30-11:30am Instructor: Sergio Quezada Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 25 Course Fee: $150 + Textbook SUG Member: $135 + Textbook SPANISH CONVERSATION 1 (6153) This course will allow students who have completed Spanish 5 or an equivalent advanced course to review and learn more grammar and vocabulary. Students will learn how to carry on a basic conversation in Spanish. Day: Tue, May 2-Jun 20 Time: 9:30-11:30am Instructor: Sergio Quezada Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 10 Course Fee: $150 SUG Member: $135 SPANISH CONVERSATION 2 (6154) This course allows students who have taken Spanish Conversation 1 and can carry on a basic conversation in Spanish to put their knowledge of Spanish into practice through conversation related to current events and other topics. Day: Thu, May 4-Jun 22 Time: 9:30-11:30am Instructor: Sergio Quezada Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 10 Course Fee: $150 SUG Member: $135 SPANISH CONVERSATION EVENING (6152) This course will allow students who have completed Spanish 3 Evening or an equivalent advanced course to put their knowledge of Spanish into practice through conversation related to current events and other topics. Students in this course should be able to carry on a basic conversation in Spanish. Day: Tues, May 2-Jun 20 Time: 7:00-9:00pm Instructor: Edith Brockhill Location: Palliser Building Room 213 Course Limit: 10 Course Fee: $170

LIFESTYLE AWARD WINNING CONTAINER GARDENING (6182) NEW Learn how to create the beautiful containers you see on the internet and Pinterest for your own balconies, patios and yards. The course will dissect the award-winning container plant lists, discuss special techniques to achieve optimal growth, proper fertilizing and grooming practices plus provide many great substitutes for hard to find annuals. This visually based presentation will inspire anyone looking for new ideas for their containers and garden beds. Day: Wed, May 3 Time: 7:00-9:00pm Instructor: Sheila Bonneteau Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 60 Course Fee: $30 CANADIAN WINE (6178) NEW In the year 1000, Viking explorer Leif Ericson discovered vines growing wild in what is now known as Newfoundland. But it wasn't until 1866 that Canada saw its first winery open at Pelee Island in Ontario. Since then, BC's Okanagan region has garnered an international reputation for exceptional wines. In this class you will experience a full spectrum of Canadian wine, with examples from grapes like Riesling, Merlot, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc, culminating with the jewel in the Canadian wine crown, the luscious ice wine! Students must have a set of 6 Arcoroc ISO Standard Tasting Glasses which can be purchased at the first class at a cost of $50 per set (cash only). If you already have a set, you can bring them to use in this course. Day: Tue, May 30, Jun 6, 13 Time: 7:00-9:00pm Instructor: Valerie Bradshaw Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 20 Course Fee: $150 plus $50 glasses if needed CHINESE COOKING (6175) This course offers more than just cooking. It is a good place to make friends and have fun while enjoying Chinese cooking culture. Over four weeks we will cover different elements of Chinese cuisine. The instructor will explain different food styles in various places in China, share recipes and demonstrate how to make both classical and easy Chinese dishes. Offered in partnership with Confucius Institute. Cost of food included in course fee. Day: Time: Instructor: Location: Course Fee:

Thu, May 18, 25, June 1, 8 6:30-8:30pm Kitty Chan Campbell Collegiate, Room 120 $155

Course Limit: 12

THE PIONEER KITCHEN GARDEN - PLANNING, GROWING AND PRESERVING LIKE THE SETTLERS (6183) NEW Take a trip back in time where a garden was key, not only to living - but to living well. We will deconstruct a typical kitchen garden from the 1890's and all its facets, explore recipes and preserving techniques of the time and discuss famous gardeners and how they changed the philosophy and style of sustainable vegetable gardens. This course is for those who would like to return to our roots of good food grown in the home garden, with long forgotten techniques that can be adapted to our busy lifestyles today. Day: Wed, May 17 Time: 7:00-9:00pm Instructor: Sheila Bonneteau Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 60 Course Fee: $30

SCIENCE ASTRONOMY: THE UNIVERSE FROM YOUR BACKYARD (6176) Spring brings warmer days and pleasant evenings for venturing out to the backyard for some stargazing. Join us and learn how to find the spring constellations and learn how you can safely see the rare solar eclipse this summer. Guest lecturers will join us in person and over the internet as we expand our understanding of the cosmos and all it has to offer those who look up. Telescope and binocular viewing will take place when weather permits; please dress appropriately as it can be very cold when it is clear. Day: Thu, Apr 27-May 18 Time: 7:00-9:00pm Instructor: Chris Beckett Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 60 Course Fee: $85

SOCIAL STUDIES – HISTORY, POLITICS, RELIGION AND MORE ANCIENT CULTURES AND PLACES (6138) See how archaeological research has helped us understand the cultures found in select places in various parts of the world through lectures, videos and slide shows. Day: Thu, May 4-Jun 22 Time: 9:30-11:20am Instructor: Dr. Ray Cleveland Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 60 Course Fee: $ 105 SUG Member: $85 ENOUGH BLAME TO GO AROUND: CONVENIENT SCAPEGOATS (6268) NEW The term scapegoat, or the language associated with the act of scapegoating, is explicitly and covertly being echoed more and more in today’s vernacular. Before we can begin to look at examples of current scapegoating, we should ask ourselves why certain groups, cross-culturally, have found or been repetitively viewed and or treated as scapegoats. This class will explore different groups that frequently appear to be convenient scapegoats for various social, economic, and religious rationales. It is to be hoped that in studying various historical contexts of scapegoating, that students will see patterns between those past examples, and those presently being typecast as the ‘other’. Day: Tue, May 30-Jun 20 (4 weeks) Time: 1:30-3:20pm Instructor: Michelle Wagner Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 60 Course Fee: $80 SUG Member: $65 MIDDLE EAST CURRENT AFFAIRS (6169) If you have an interest in Middle Eastern and Central Asian affairs, join us for weekly lectures about current issues in these regions. Day: Wed, May 3-Jun 21 Time: 9:30-11:20am Instructor: Dr. Ray Cleveland Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 60 Course Fee: $105 SUG Member: $85 PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND PRIVATE INITIATIVE IN SASK (6171) NEW This course explores Walter Scott and ownership of grain elevators in Saskatchewan. The origins of SaskTel. Governments and health care, 1915-1962. Crown corporations, and resource development since 1945. Day: Tue, May 2 – May 23 (4 weeks) Time: 1:30-3:20pm Instructor: Dr. Bill Brennan Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 60 Course Fee: $80 SUG Member: $65

THREE REVOLUTIONS WHICH ROCKED THE WORLD: (6170) NEW French, Russian, Chinese. These massive uprisings have overturned social, political and economic systems throughout the world, with legacies which affect us all now. Day: Tue, May 2-Jun 20 Time: 9:30-11:20am Instructor: Adrien Tatarinoff Location: Palliser Building Room 109 Course Limit: 60 Course Fee: $105 SUG Member: $85

WRITING AND LITERATURE AS I REMEMBER (6280) Ever wonder what your parents or grandparents lives were really like? Everyone has an interesting story of his/her life or family that could be lost if it is not written down. This course offers a comfortable setting to do just that, with time for discussion and encouragement from like-minded individuals. Build a living legend for your family. Come join us. Day: Wed, May 3-Jun 21 Time: 1:30-3:20pm Facilitator: Ivan Millard & Bob Juby Location: Palliser Building Room 212 Course limit: 16 Course Fee: $85 SUG Member: $60 CREATIVE WRITING (6155) The best way to learn how to write is to write! This class allows you to share your writing and listen to the words of others who have a variety of interests and experiences. The opportunity to learn by listening supports the development of oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s writing skills and encourages individual participation in a supportive group setting. Participants take turns moderating weekly sessions which feature writings based on topics suggested a week in advance. There is no instructor and no previous writing experience is necessary. All are welcome. Day: Thu, May 4-Jun 22 Time: 1:30-3:20pm Facilitator: Bev Lundhal Location: Palliser Building Room 212 Course limit: 25 Course Fee: $85 SUG Member: $60

THURSDAY NOON FORUMS Day: Location: Course Fee:

Thursdays, 12:00-1:00pm Palliser Building Room 109 $5 (unless otherwise noted below)

WHATâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S IN MY GENES? ADVANCES IN GENETIC TESTING (6283) DNA sequencing technology has advanced at a tremendous pace over the past 10 years. We are now at an unprecedented point in history where genetic data are available directly to consumers at a low price. What information is available and what should we use it for? This presentation will discuss some key related points. Presenter: Chris Somers Day: May 4 THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN SASKATCHEWAN (6199) Who said Saskatchewan is flat and boring? Travel Counsellors from Tourism Saskatchewan will share ideas on things to do and to see in the province. Presenter: Tourism Saskatchewan Day: May 11

MAYBE YOU CAN TEACH AN OLD DOG NEW TRICKS (6196) Until recently science thought that once you reached adulthood your brain stopped changing; it became static. But through careful study, spurred by the triumphs of individuals with brain injury, neuroscience now accepts that there is no age limit on the brain’s ability to change. In this presentation you will be introduced to a brief history of neuroscience’s journey to accepting that the brain is dynamic, examine recovery from trauma and explore ways that you can help your brain grow at any age. Presenter: Emile Kossick Day: May 18 DECLUTTER, GET READY FOR THAT SPRING GARAGE SALE (6284) Bev Chandler has training through the Professional Organizers of Canada, and a background in interior decorating and problem solving. Her specialty is de-cluttering for those wanting to maximize space, downsize or prepare for your Spring garage sale. Bev promises to get you on the right track! Presenter: Bev Chandler Day: May 25 PEARL BAILEY: A SHOW BUSINESS PHENOMENON (6197) Pearl Bailey was a singer, actor and general humanitarian who lived from 1920 to 1992. She had a great sense of humour. Many examples of this will be provided in this presentation. Presenter: Ron Bocking Day: Jun 1 PERSONAL SAFETY: RECOGNIZE AND AVOID BAD SITUATIONS (6285) Join Afghanistan veteran Jody Salway to discuss situational awareness. He will provide insight on being aware of what is happening in your vicinity and understanding how information, events, and one's actions will impact your goals and objectives, both immediately and in the future. Presenter: Jody Salway Day: Jun 8 MUCH MORE BEAUTIFUL TO BEHOLD (6198) This forum will discuss Albrect Durer and how the European construct of "fine art" has impacted Indigenous arts of North America. Presenter Audrey Dreaver is a painter, independent curator, museum and fine art consultant, art and history instructor. She is Nehiyiwak (Plains Cree) and her family comes from the Mistawasis and Ahtakakoop Cree Nations of Central Saskatchewan. Presenter: Audrey Dreaver Day June 15 UNDERSTANDING THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA: APPOINTMENTS, LEGITMACY AND VALUE (6201) The Supreme Court is not 150 years old. It was created by a federal statute 142 years ago. Although coming quietly and late into the nation's basic structure, it is a fundamentally important constitutional body. It has played a vital role in shaping Canada's political context and practices and in defining its social values. It is a general court of appeal, a court like any other in terms of caseload, yet it is Canada's constitutional court exercising a great power in the Canadian state. Who are these nine lawyers, how are they appointed, how do they decide when to act, and in what way are they accountable for their decisions? Presenter: Dr. John Whyte Day Jun 22

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PARKING Parking permits are available for LLC students at a nominal fee. Parking permits can be used to park behind the College Avenue Campus which is approximately 3 blocks from our current location at 2151 Scarth Street. These must be paid for and picked up in person at Student Services in PAL 121. They cannot be purchased over the phone. There is ample 2 hour on-street parking at metered parking around the Palliser Building. Free on-street parking is available around Central Park just south of the Palliser Building. Parking for fitness classes at Westminster Church is free on the street and in the parking lot at the Holy Rosary Cathedral parking lot across the street from Westminster. There is free on-street parking after 6:00pm for evening and weekend classes at the Palliser Building and also at the SaskPower parking lot across the street.

COFFEE CARDS For those taking daytime language or lecture courses, you can pay for coffee when you register for your course. The price is $5 for a 4-week and $10 for an 8-week course payable at the Student Services Office. Students are encouraged to bring their own cup. You are also welcome to bring your own coffee if you prefer.

REMINDER - LIFELONG LEARNING CENTRE FITNESS CLASSES BEGIN THE LAST WEEK OF APRIL. Chair Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Beginner, Advanced and Multilevel yoga, as well as Line Dancing, Bellyfit Sage and Tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ai Chi classes take place at Westminster United Church Gym, 3025 13th Avenue Tuesday and Saturday Table Tennis are held at the Renaissance Retirement Residence, 1801 McIntyre Street.

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SPRING/SUMMER 2017 LIFELONG LEARNING CENTRE COURSES AT A GLANCE MONDAY

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Yoga - Advanced 10:30-11:30am Apr 24-Jun 26 (No class May 22) WM Gym Yoga – Beginners 12:00-1:00pm Apr 24-Jun 26 (No class May 22) WM Gym

French: La joie de vivre 2 9:30-11:30am May 2-Jun 20 PAL 110 Line Dancing 9:30-10:30am Apr 25-Jun 20 WM Gym Spanish Conversation 1 9:30-11:30am May 2-Jun 20 PAL 213 Stretch & Tone 11:00am-12:00pm Apr 25-Jun 22 WM Gym Three Revolutions Which Rocked the World 9:30-11:20am May 2- Jun 20 PAL 109

French: La joie de vivre 3 9:30-11:30am May 3-Jun 21 PAL 110 Middle East Current Affairs 9:30-11:20am May 3-Jun 21 PAL 109 Spanish 5 9:30-11:30am May 3-Jun 21 PAL 213 Yoga - Multi-Level 10:30-11:30am Apr 26-Jun 21 WM Gym

French: La joie de vivre 4 9:30-11:30am May 4-Jun 22 PAL 110 Ancient Cultures and Places 9:30-11:20am May 4-Jun 22 PAL 109 Spanish Conversation 2 9:30-11:30am May 4-Jun 22 PAL 213 Stretch & Tone 11:00am-12:00pm Apr 25-Jun 22 WM Gym

Spanish 1 9:30-11:30am May 5-Jun 23 PAL 213 Bellyfit Sage 10:30-11:30am Apr 28-Jun 23 WM Gym

Yoga - Restorative 12:00-1:00pm Apr 26-Jun 21 WM Gym As I Remember 1:30-3:20pm May 3-Jun 21 PAL 110 Psychology of Art 1:30-3:00pm May 3-Jun 21 PAL 212 Spanish 3 1:00-3:00pm May 3-Jun 21 PAL 213 Chair Yoga 4:30-5:30pm Apr 26-Jun 21 WM gym

Creative Writing 1:30-3:20pm May 4-Jun 22 PAL 212 Spanish 2 1:00-3:00pm May 4-Jun 22 PAL 213 Fit for Your Life 4:00-5:00pm Apr 25-Jun 22 WM Gym

PM Contemporary Social, Political & Science Concerns 1:45-3:45pm Apr 24, May 29, Jun 26 PAL 110 Creative Writing Critique 1:30-3:30pm Apr 17, May 15, Jun 19 PAL 110 Spanish 2 Evening 7:00-9:00pm May 1-Jun 26 (No class May 22) No class May 22 PAL 213 NOTE: No classes on May 22

PAL – Palliser Building 2151 Scarth Street WM–Westminster Church 3025-13th Avenue RRR– Renaissance Retirement Residence 1801 McIntyre street

PM Public Ownership and Private Initiative in Saskatchewan 1:30-3:20pm May 2-23 PAL 109 Enough Blame To go Around: Convenient Scapegoats 1:30-3:20pm May 30- Jun 20 PAL 109 French: La joie de vivre 1 1:30-3:30pm May 2-Jun 20 PAL 110 Prairie Sages Book Discussion 1:30-3:30pm Apr 18, May 16 PAL 212 Spanish 4 1:00-3:00pm May 2-Jun 20 PAL 213 Table Tennis - Tuesday 1:30-3:30pm Apr 25-Jun 20 RRR Fit for Your Life 4:00-5:00pm Apr 25-Jun 22 WM Gym

TUESDAY EVENING Canadian Wine Appreciation 7:00-9:00pm May 30, Jun 6, 13 PAL 109 Spanish Conversation (Evening) 7:00-9:00pm May 2-Jun 20 PAL 213

WEDNESDAY EVENING iPad 1, 2 6:30-8:30pm May 3, 10 PAL 110 Android – 1 The Basics 6:30-8:30pm May 17 PAL 110 Spanish 1 Evening 7:00-9:00pm May 3-Jun 21 PAL 213 Container Gardening 7:00-9:00pm May 3 PAL 109 Pioneer Kitchen Gardens 7:00-9:00pm May 17 PAL 109

THURSDAY EVENING Astronomy 7:00-9:00pm Apr 27-May 18 PAL 109 Chinese Cooking 6:30-8:30pm May 18- Jun 8 Campbell Collegiate, Rm 120 Spanish 3 Evening 7:00-9:00pm May 4-Jun 22 PAL 213

WELLNESS WEDNESDAYS 12:00-1:00pm in PAL 109 Diabetic Eye Diseases Apr 5 Mindfulness and Health May 3 Picnic Lunch Nutrition Jun 14

PM Classic Films 1:00-3:30pm Apr 28-May 26 PAL 109 Environmental Films 1:00-300pm June 2-23 PAL 109

SATURDAY T’ai Chi 9:30-10:30am Apr 29-Jun 24 (No Class May 20) WM Gym Meditation: Transforming Heart & Mind 11:00-12:15pm Apr 29-Jun 24 (No Class May 20) PAL 110 Table Tennis - Saturday 1:30-3:30pm (No Class May 20) Apr 22-Jun 24 RRR

THURSDAY NOON FORUMS 12:00-1:00pm in PAL 109 Welcome & Orientation Apr 27 What’s In My Genes? May 4 Tourism Sask. May 11 You Can Teach an Old Dog New Tricks May 18 Declutter May 25 Pearl Bailey Jun 1 Recognize Bad Situations June 8 Much More Beautiful to Behold June 15 Understanding The Supreme Court Jun 22

LIFELONG LEARNING CENTRE REGISTRATION & POLICIES There are four easy ways to register for courses offered by the Lifelong Learning Centre: Phone: Online: In Person: Mail:

306-585-5748 Go to www.uregina.ca/cce to register directly or to print a registration form Go to 2151 Scarth Street Send completed registration form with cheque to Student Services Non-Credit Office, University of Regina, Regina, SK S4S 0A2

Withdrawal and Refund Policy All requests for withdrawals or refunds for Centre for Continuing Education non-credit courses must be submitted in writing. Please use the form available on our website or from Student Services Office. Supporting documentation as noted on the form must be provided when you return your completed form. Students who withdraw from a course more than 10 business days before the course start date will be charged an administrative fee of up to $25 unless the withdrawal is for medical or compassionate reasons. Those who withdraw less than 10 business days before the course begins, or after it has started, will be charged the full course fee, but may find a suitable substitute to take their place. Students may also switch to another course offered the same term and will only be charged for making the change if the new course has a higher course fee or a materials fee. The University of Regina reserves the right to cancel courses due to insufficient registration or other unforeseen events. If this occurs participants will be given the opportunity to transfer into another course or full refunds will be issued. Fee Sharing or Fee Waiving Policy Fee sharing or fee waiving is available to make it possible for members of the Seniors’ University Group to take selected LLC courses regardless of income. Information and application form are available from Student Services Office. Accessibility Policy The Centre for Continuing Education has committed to make every possible physical accommodation in accordance with the University of Regina policy that may be required by its students and customers. Students with mobility concerns are encouraged to discuss accessibility needs when registering for classes.

ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE: www.uregina.ca/cce/non-credit-registration New Student? Creating your account is easy. Just follow the steps below. CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT If you have not recently taken a non-credit program, class or certificate in the last two years, you’ll need to create an account. 1. Enter your personal information and then click Create Account 2. You will receive a confirmation email 3. You’re ready to register! Already a Student? Sign in and register! REGISTER FOR COURSES Once you have an account, you can sign in and register for course. 1. Click on the Sign In on the Registration Systems Home Page. 2. Enter your email address and password. 3. Click Login 4. You are ready to search, browse and register! HAVING PROBLEMS WITH YOUR ACCOUNT? Call 306-585-5748 or Email: sis.noncredit@uregina.ca

NOTE: You can still register by phone at 306-585-5748 or in person at Student Services, 2151 Scarth Street Days, times and course fees subject to change. Please visit www.uregina.ca/cce for most current course information. LIFELONG LEARNING CENTRE REGISTRATION Spring/Summer 2017 Student Services Non-Credit University of Regina, Regina, SK S4S 0A2

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Ancient Cultures and Places $105 / SUG $85 Android 1 The Basics $30 As I Remember $85 / SUG $60 Astronomy: The Universe From Your Back Yard $85 Award Winning Container Gardening $30 Bellyfit Sage $85/SUG $70 Canadian Wine $150 Chair Yoga $85/ SUG $70 Chinese Cooking $155 Classic Films $30 / SUG $20 Creative Writing $85 / SUG $60 Enough Blame to Go Around: Convenient Scapegoats $80 / SUG $65 Environmental Film Discussion Group $30 / SUG $20 Fit for Your Life $105 / SUG $80 French: La joie de vivre 1 $150 / SUG $135 French: La joie de vivre 2 $150 / SUG $135 French: La joie de vivre 3 $150 / SUG $135 French: La joie de vivre 4 $150 / SUG $135 iPad Level 1 $30 iPad Level 2 $30 Line Dancing $85 / SUG $70 Meditation: Transforming Heart & Mind $85 / SUG $70 Middle East Current Affairs $105/ SUG $85

 Pioneer Kitchen Gardens $30  Psychology of Art $90 / SUG $70  Public Ownership and Private Initiative in Sask $80 / SUG $65  Spanish 1 $150 / SUG $135  Spanish 1 Evening $170  Spanish 2 $150 / SUG $135  Spanish 2 Evening $170  Spanish 3 $150 / SUG $135  Spanish 3 Evening $170  Spanish 4 $150 / SUG $135  Spanish 5 $150 / SUG $135  Spanish Conversation Evening $170  Spanish Conversation 1 $150 / SUG $135  Spanish Conversation 2 $150 / SUG $135  Stretch & Tone Exercise $105 / SUG $85  Table Tennis – Saturday $40 / SUG $35  Table Tennis – Tuesday $40 / SUG $35  T'ai Chi $85  Three Revolutions Which Rocked the World $105 / SUG $80  Yoga – Advanced $85 / SUG $70  Yoga – Beginners $85 / SUG $70  Yoga - Multi-Level $85 / SUG $70  Yoga - Restorative $85 / SUG $70

THURSDAY NOON FORUMS  What’s in my Genes: Advances in Genetic Testing $5  Things to See and Do in Saskatchewan $5  Maybe you Can Teach an Old Dog New Tricks $5  Declutter, Get Ready For That Spring Garage Sale $5  Pearl Bailey: A Show Business Phenomenon $5  Personal Safety: Recognize Bad Situations and How to Avoid Them $5  Much More Beautiful to Behold $5  Understanding the Supreme Court $5 COURSE FEES: lower fees are for those 50+ who are members of the Seniors’ University Group [SUG]. You can join SUG or renew your membership when you register for courses. REFUNDS: For details please see page 17, call 306-585-5748 or visit our website PARKING PERMITS: Parking Permits are available for LLC students at a nominal fee. These must be paid for and picked-up in person at Student Services Palliser Building, 2151 Scarth St.

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o Register for LLC course o Go to LLC Open House on April 12 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Lifelong Learning Centre Centre for Continuing Education

www.uregina.ca/cce/lifelong 306-585-5748

Return to: Lifelong Learning Centre Centre for Continuing Education University of Regina 3737 Wascana Parkway Regina, SK S4S 0A2

Lifelong Learning Centre Dates to Remember All events are FREE at 2151 Scarth Street (between 13th and 14th Ave) March 15

Registration Opens On-line, by phone and in-person

April 12

Spring Open House 10:30 am-3:30 pm and 7:00-8:00 pm Displays, FREE Presentations, Tours, Refreshments and more â&#x20AC;Ś See inside front cover for details

April 27

Welcome & Orientation 12:00-1:00 pm

Late April/Early May

LLC Courses Begin

Centre for Continuing Education 3737 Wascana Parkway Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2 www.uregina.ca/cce

For more information and to register contact Student Services Office 306-585-5748 www.uregina.ca/cce/lifelong