Osher Summer 2017 by School of Professional & Continuing Studies

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Hello Summer! Get ready for longer days and lots of learning.

SUMMER 2017 A MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM FOR PEOPLE 50 AND BETTER â&#x20AC;¢ OSHER.RICHMOND.EDU

Our History Established in 2004 at the University of Richmond’s School of Professional and Continuing Studies, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute operates through the support of its members, the University of Richmond, and an endowment from the Bernard Osher Foundation of San Francisco. There are 120 Osher Institutes in colleges and universities throughout the United States. We offer intellectual stimulation and civic engagement in a community of lifelong learners age 50 and better. Through the Osher Institute you may rediscover your love for learning on the beautiful University of Richmond campus. We offer a wide array of academic courses and programs year round, in the spring, summer and fall semesters. Osher offerings include undergraduate credit courses for audit, special interest groups, mini-courses, free lectures, and more. There are no entrance requirements, no tests and no grades. In fact, no college background is needed at all—it’s your love of learning that counts. If you’re 50 or better with a curious mind and a keen interest in learning, we’d love for you to join us.

This schedule is a publication of the University of Richmond School of Professional and Continuing Studies.The contents represent the most current information available at the time of publication. However, due to the period of time covered by this catalog, it is reasonable to expect changes to be made without prior notice. Comments and course suggestions are welcome. Please call (804) 287-6344 or e-mail margaret.watson@richmond.edu. Photo credit on this page: Tim Hanger, Osher member Inside pages: Kevin Schindler

Common Ground Mission Statement The University of Richmond is committed to developing a diverse workforce and student body, and to modeling an inclusive campus community which values the expression of differences in ways that promote excellence in teaching, learning, personal development, and institutional success.

Jeanne Clery Disclosure Statement The University Police Department, in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure Act, publishes an annual report outlining its policies, functions, campus safety plans, prevention techniques, and tabulated statistics for the most recent three-year period. For a copy of the Department’s Annual Report, call (804) 289-8715, write the University of Richmond Police Department, att. Jeanne Clery Crime Statistician, Special Programs Building, 31 UR Drive, University of Richmond, VA 23173 or access the report online at police.richmond.edu.

Hello Summer! It’s summer! Are you thinking lots of lazy days and beach trips? There is plenty of time to relax, but the University of Richmond’s Osher Institute has planned great courses and special events to keep you – and your mind – busy in June and July. We hope you’ll take a close look at our course offerings – we have great new instructors and lots of new topics. We also have planned several day trips – one to Norfolk to visit the MacArthur Memorial and the Battleship Wisconsin and another to Bath County’s Garth Newel Music Center for a picnic and concert. We also have interesting courses for our literature lovers and history buffs. This summer we begin a new strand of courses and special events, the Osher Series on Aging Well, that focuses on health/wellness and financial/legal issues for those of us over 50. While we have offered such classes in the past, the Osher Institute is the recipient of a Regirer Foundation grant that prompts us to be intentional about providing these topics for our members. Look for the new Re symbol that highlights these courses. We are excited about our three new Osher Special Interest Groups: Travel, Contemporary Issues, and Photography. See page 14 for the details on these and all of our interest groups. They provide a great way to get involved and meet other Osher members. Come be an active part of the Osher Institute today! Page 4 provides all the details on annual membership and course registration. Become a member, sign up for classes, volunteer to serve on an Osher team, join an interest group! Get involved!

Peggy Watson, W’76 Director margaret.watson@richmond.edu

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Where do I start?

You can become an Osher member at any time during the year. We invite you to come and try out one of our many free Osher events before you join. Osher membership is required for all Osher programs except special events, which are free and open to the public and denoted in the schedule with a Se .

$75 – Silver Membership

enjoy a wide array of member benefits & low course fees, plus the option to upgrade YOUR membership

$350 – Gold Membership enjoy a wide array of member benefits & unlimited free classes on campus

$275 – Upgrade to Gold

Available to silver members within first 6 months of joining

$25 – UR Membership For qualified UR faculty, staff UR retirees, and spouses/partners. (Same benefits as Silver Membership)

Ri desigThe University of Richmond Se nation identifies those offerings that have university-related subject matter and/or a UR faculty/staff course instructor.

Special events, talks and member bonus programs are designated with special icons. Mini-courses are not designated.

We encourage members to register online for special events. For all other programs, complete the registration form in the insert in the middle of this schedule. Programs are listed in date order.

Make the most of your Osher membership and your benefits and learn more about UR campus resources through a variety of bonus programs, which are all free to Osher members. This summer, bonus (free for members) , include: programs, denoted with

A membership form is also included in the insert in this schedule. Contact the Osher Institute office with any question or to schedule a visit by calling (804) 287-6608.

We’ve organized this schedule of classes chronologically by start date to help members better plan their schedules. All Osher events are included in the program listing.

Member benefits are outlined on the back cover of this schedule. Complete details and membership forms are online at osher.richmond.edu.

Mail, fax, or deliver your registration and any required payment. Most programs are free to Gold members. Fees for Silver/UR members are noted. Osher members interested in course audit opportunities should contact the Osher office. See page 7 for details. The UR Osher Institute offers needbased scholarships for Osher on-campus mini-courses and talks. To inquire about a scholarship, contact the Osher office.

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UR Behind the Scenes: The Cannon Memorial Chapel

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Tour of UR’s Historic Bottomley House

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Osher Online Registration Training Sessions

And join us for several special events, free to Osher members and open to the public. They’re a great way to get friends and colleagues engaged with Osher. Special events, denoted with , include: •

Campus Walk/Tour

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Taking Your Passion to the Next Level: A Workshop for Developing and Leading Osher Courses

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An iPad Saved Mom, An iPhone May Save Me: Health Care in the Age of Silicon

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Bounty of Boatwright

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Campus Hike

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Osher Member Orientation

Special Events

University of Richmond

Bonus Programs for Members

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Regirer Foundation Grant

SUMMER 2017 OSHER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

JUNE Daily Life in Ancient Rome Lecture REPRISED Ancient Rome was populated by very ordinary people who dealt daily with mundane and everyday matters. We will look at how they lived, worked, ate and drank, decorated their homes, and socialized. R • Jun 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Jul 6 • 9:30 AM–11:30 AM • $60/Silver Leader: Glenn Markus

The Extremes of Virginia Lecture, Discussion, Book Signing NEW Join in this examination of Southwest, Southside, and the Eastern Shore of Virginia with the author of ‘The Extremes of Virginia: Two Commonwealths, Separated and Unequal.’ This book has been called ‘required reading for legislators and governors . . . a useful understanding that the Commonwealth is not common when two-thirds of its geography is rural, poor and unknown,’ by former Gov. Gerald Baliles. We’ll look at statistics on population, unemployment, income, education, illegal drug use, poverty and suicide rates, plus personal stories of people living in the ‘Extremes,’ followed by discussion of potential governmental, civil, cultural, and business remedies. R • Jun 1, 8 • 1:00 PM–2:00 PM • $40/Silver Leader: August Wallmeyer

Gothic Comedies Movies, Discussion NEW Join this class for an introduction, viewing, and discussion of the following films: ‘Topper,’ ‘Ghost Breakers,’ ‘The Canterville Ghost,’ ‘I Married a Witch,’ ‘The Ghost and Mrs. Muir,’ and ‘Bell, Book and Candle.’ F • Jun 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Jul 7 • 1:00 PM–4:00 PM • $60/Silver Leader: Greg Hall

Before the Crisis? Planning for Our Aging Parents (and Ourselves)

The American Romantics in Italy

Lecture, Discussion

NEW This course will focus on the 19th century Grand Tour and the American Romantics (Emerson, Melville, Poe, and Hawthorne) who, through their diaries, novels, journals, poetry, letters, and dispatches, described their time spent in Italy. We will also read and discuss excerpts of literary works written by American authors who travelled to Italy.

NEW As parents, we learn to plan in advance for childcare, prepare ourselves with what to expect from our kids at various ages, and understand the need to pre-plan for college tuition. So, why is it that as adult children, we don’t help our parents plan for the needs they will have as seniors? This presentation helps the audience to understand changes to expect with aging and how to help our parents (and ourselves!) plan for getting older.

M • Jun 5 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Lisa Hollier

Taking Your Passion to the Next Level: A Workshop for Developing and Leading Osher Courses

Are you contemplating teaching an Osher course? Facilitated by Osher members who lead courses, this session covers the ingredients of peer-led Osher Institute courses.

M • Jun 5 • 1:00 PM–4:00 PM • Members Free Leader: Bill Bailey

From Snapshots to Photographs Lecture, Discussion, Q&A NEW This is a course for all. Whether you have a point-andshoot, a fancy SLR, or a Brownie Automatic: join us. We will major in composition, lighting, perspective and attempt to turn our casual snapshots into photographs that draw the interest of the viewer. T • Jun 6, 13, 20, 27, Jul 11 • 10:30 AM–12:00 PM • $60/Silver Leader: Gilpin Brown

Lecture, Discussion

T • Jun 6, 13, 20 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $60/Silver Leader: Jane Rosecrans

Introducing the Osher Series on Aging Well Thanks to a generous grant from the Walter W. Regirer and Maria Teresa Regirer Foundation, the Osher Institute at the University of Richmond has an opportunity to focus on health and wellness, along with legal and financial topics especially for those “50 and better.” While we have included courses on these and similar topics in the past, we will now be intentional about highlighting them each semester. Each course or special event that addresses these areas will have the Re designation. We welcome and are grateful to our summer course leaders and special speakers who have agreed to offer classes and lectures that provide information and data we can use to make good decisions, live well, and age well.

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Spiders in the Kitchen Join in this community exchange of recipes, entertaining, and cooking ideas shared among campus foodies. This will be held in the Richmond Room, on the lower level of the Hellman Dining Center. The menus will be announced three weeks before each event. Dates:    June 8, 2017 Time: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Fee: $14.00 per person; reservations are required.

Contact Cindy Stearns at cstearns@richmond.edu or 804-289-8788 to reserve your spot.

A Dad’s Perspective on Teenage Mental Health

An Introduction to Feminist Theology

Lecture, Discussion

NEW Come hear a father’s view on recognizing teenage mental illness, its effects on the family, and how to help those suffering. This is important topic for parents and grandparents alike, and we will address signs to look for and how this can change family dynamics.

Though the word ‘feminist’ is a negative term for some people, many women find that feminist theology offers a liberating alternative to traditional Christian theology. This course will introduce five feminist theologians of the 1970s and 1980s.

W • Jun 7 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: David Gallagher

Understanding Long Term Care Planning and Insurance Options Lecture, Discussion REPRISED With 17 years of experience in long-term care planning to include long-term care insurance design and claim filing, Linda will help you understand the core features and benefits of a policy as well as various funding options available. Long-term care planning to include a long-term care policy should be an informed and educated decision.

W • Jun 7 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Linda Tsironis Caruthers

Wealth Transfer in the Commonwealth: Estate Planning for Seniors Lecture, Q&A REPRISED This course will describe the different estate planning strategies available to seniors, including wills, trusts, and joint ownership. Additionally, we will discuss when an estate plan needs to be updated.

R • Jun 8 • 2:30 PM–4:30 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Kelsey Swieringa

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F • Jun 9, 16 • 10:30 AM–12:00 PM • $40/Silver Leader: Judith Bailey

Scientists’ Perspective of Global Warming Lecture, Discussion, Q&A NEW Should we believe scientists? What is the evidence that warming today is different from past periods? Who are believers and non-believers that current warming is partially caused by human activity? If believers are correct, should we do something about it? M • Jun 12 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Thomas Devlin

Why Does My Stomach Hurt? Lecture, Q&A NEW We shall take a journey down the great canal called the gastrointestinal tract. We must be particularly careful not to get trapped in a hiatal hernia, fall upon a bleeding ulcer, or encounter diverticula. We also need to watch out for gallstones, and one must never forget that an irritable bowel can present a problem. During this fascinating journey, we will discuss the diseases we encounter. There will be a case presentation as a final exam. If you fail, the consequences will be dire.

M • Jun 12 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Peter Goodman

SUMMER 2017 OSHER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Introduction to Financial Planning Lecture, Q&A NEW The course will introduce participants to financial planning. We will examine the paradigm shift in the industry from traditional ‘spendingbased’ planning to ‘goals-based’ planning and the process of creating and managing a successful financial future.

Understanding Long Term Care Planning and Insurance Options Lecture, Discussion

W • Jun 14 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Ben Sadtler

REPRISED With 17 years of experience in long-term care planning to include long-term care insurance design and claim filing, Linda will help you understand the core features and benefits of a policy as well as various funding options available. Long-term care planning to include a long-term care policy should be an informed and educated decision.

How to Use Morningstar to Guide Your Investments

W • Jun 14 • 5:00 PM–7:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Linda Tsironis Caruthers

Lecture, Discussion NEW Morningstar has been providing unbiased investment advice to investors for more than 30 years. This class will review how to use Morningstar to enhance your investing knowledge. We will also demonstrate an approach using Morningstar to determine how to evaluate and select stocks and mutual funds to invest in, and help determine when a stock or mutual fund should be sold.

W • Jun 14 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: David Frimpter

History of Music Part III: Romantic and Beyond Lecture, Discussion REPRISED This class will listen to and learn about the classical music of the mid 1800’s to the present time. Some of our most beloved and well known music comes from the Romantic period, created by composers such as Brahms, Schubert, and Wagner. We will also listen to some beautiful music of the 20th and 21st centuries (yes, it exists!). Part I and Part II are not required prerequisites for this class. R • Jun 15, 22 • 3:30 PM–5:30 PM • $40/Silver Leader: Sheryl Smith

Bounty of Boatwright

Are you excited about the ability to use the wonderful resources of Boatwright Memorial Library, but not sure where to start? At this session, you’ll learn how to find books, articles, and other resources that are of interest to you. We’ll also highlight some of the more interesting and unusual digital collections and databases that you might not have seen.

R • Jun 15 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • Members Free Leader: Carrie Ludovico

Course Audit Opportunities Osher Institute members may request to audit University of Richmond credit classes, which meet for 15 weeks beginning at the start of each semester in fall and spring. Summer classes have shorter and more intense schedules and are not recommended for a first-time Osher audit student. Osher members who are accepted or approved to audit credit classes do not participate in graded assignments or tests and are asked to be sensitive to the needs of the degreeseeking students. Gold members pay no additional fees to audit credit classes. Silver members pay $100 for each audit class. Contact Debra Guild at dguild@richmond.edu for registration procedures.

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Boatwright Memorial Library Benefits: Did You Know? The Boatwright library’s physical collection

comprises approximately 500,000 volumes of books, more than 100,000 bound periodicals, and thousands of multimedia items. More than 110,000 journals, 245,000 books, and nearly 375 research databases are accessible through the library computers. All Osher Institute members may use the Boatwright’s vast resources by borrowing books, audiobooks, and music recordings. The online library databases are also available to members and may be accessed from the UR campus via a network ID and password. And, each semester, the Osher Institute offers courses taught by our expert University librarians. Classes range from learning how to use the Boatwright Library to appreciating the Galvin Rare Book Room and Special Collections. Use of this wonderful library is a benefit of Osher membership, and we hope you take full advantage of it. If you would like to be involved in the work of the library, the Friends of the Boatwright Memorial Library offers a way to volunteer in an active way. To learn more, contact Osher members Marshall Ervine at marshe73@verizon.net or Carl Booberg at cbooberg@aol.com.

Architecture of the City-owned Museums in Petersburg Lecture, Q&A, Field Trip on second date NEW Petersburg’s Blandford Church (1735), Centre Hill (1824), and the Siege Museum/Exchange Building (1840) all house museums and are the sites of numerous historic events. However, they are significant architectural structures in their own right. The lecture will cover the design and construction issues of all three buildings. The on-site visits will provide opportunities to review those issues in real-time and place. M • June 19: 10:00 AM–12:00 PM June 26: 2:00 PM–4:00 PM $40/Silver • Leader: H. E. ‘Chip’ Mann

Osher Member Orientation

Learn from other Osher members how to access and fully enjoy the many benefits of being an Osher member and a member of the UR community.

M • Jun 19 • 1:00 PM–2:30 PM • Members Free Leaders: Osher Membership Team

Campus Walk/Tour

Join us for a walking tour of the beautiful University of Richmond campus. Led by Osher members, the tour provides an orientation to important campus locations, including the Heilman

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Dining Center, One Card Office, Post Office, other food sites, and parking lots. Also included will be the locations of Osher member benefits, including the Modlin Center for Performing Arts and the Boatwright Library. We will begin our tour at the location of the Osher Member Orientation, as soon as it’s completed. Note: Good walking shoes are recommended. M • Jun 19 • 2:30 PM–4:00 PM • Free Leaders: Osher Membership Team

The American Revolution: A War and Its Consequences Lecture, Discussion NEW Why an American Revolution? This course will explore the origins of the Independence movement, how supporters and opponents of Independence fought the war, the conflict’s turning points, and the consequences of the fighting for all concerned (it often wasn’t pretty). We will begin with the motives for Revolution (and British perspectives on American radicalism); then move to a survey of events through 1778; a look at the origins, structure, and performance of the Continental Army; American society at war; and the final years of the conflict. W • Jun 21 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Mark Lender

SUMMER 2017 OSHER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES An iPad Saved Mom, An iPhone May Save Me: Health Care in the Age of Silicon Lecture, Q&A NEW Technologies are poised to change health care radically in the not-too-distant future. New websites, apps, and devices will give patients previously undreamed-of control over their own health. Increasingly, patients, not doctors, will decide when, where, and how care is received. Knowledge that was once the private domain of doctor is being digitized and made accessible. For seniors, changes will ultimately be liberating. Remarkably, health care professionals often barely perceive the extent of these development.

W • Jun 21 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • Free Leader: Robert Graboyes

Cool Flicks: More of the Greatest Comedies Movies, Discussion UPDATED Join Dan Begley in the ongoing quest for the funniest movies of all time. This summer we will watch and discuss these classics: ‘Ball of Fire’ (1941) featuring Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck, ‘1941’ (made in 1979 and Spielberg’s only attempt at comedy), and ‘Miracle of Morgan’s Creek’ (1944) starring Preston Sturges. R • Jun 22, 29, Jul 6 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $60/Silver Leader: Dan Begley

Puritanism in American Literature: A Sampler Book Reading and Discussion NEW Puritanism is deeply embedded in the American consciousness. We will explore some manifestations of it in representative works of American literary giants. We will read and discuss Jonathan Edwards’ sermon ‘Sinners in the Hand of an Angry God’ in the first class;

two short stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne, ‘Young Goodman Brown’ and ‘The Birthmark’ for the second session; and a short story by Flannery O’Connor, ‘The River’ for the final meeting. F • Jun 23, 30, July 7 • 10:30 AM–12:00 PM • $60/Silver Leader: Bruce Birdsey

Southern Slavery Saga: From Prejudice to Progress Lecture, Discussion NEW As the Richmond Slave Trail tourism concept evolves, we have an opportunity now to visit and stand in the place of those who came before us to work and earn their place in history. This course features the lives and achievements of seven individuals who, although born into slavery, were able to persevere and succeed in a world where the odds were stacked against them. Some of these success stories are making ongoing contributions to our community. M • Jun 26 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Alyson Taylor-White

Campus Hike

Join us for a hike of the magnificent University of Richmond campus. Led by Osher members, the tour will showcase what the dynamic UR campus has to offer. Learn about the history and architecture of UR, walk some off-the-beaten-path trails, explore some secluded spots on campus, and listen to a few interesting stories along the way. We’ll meet at the Modlin Center entrance near the sculpture. Parking is available in the visitor section of the Modlin Center lot. (Good walking shoes are recommended; check weather forecasts to determine if you should bring a water bottle and/or rain gear.)

Give a Gift of Membership Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Christmas, anniversaries, birthdays, Valentine’s, and other celebrations are a great time to give the gift of Osher membership. This is SO much better than another sweater, candy, or a pair of socks! This is perfect for a spouse, partner, friend, parent, grandparent, or neighbor. Osher membership offers great classes, wonderful benefits, and often leads to longtime friendships. Members may engage in interest groups, book clubs, courses, special events, and travel opportunities, as well as attend special lectures, musical performances, and art exhibit openings. Rather than giving something that is consumed or shoved in a closet, give this great gift of intellectual activities, social engagement, and fun! For more information, contact Peggy Watson at margaret.watson@richmond.edu.

T • Jun 27 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • Free Leaders: Marshall Ervine, Floyd Myers

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Downtown Norfolk Tour Field Trip

Osher Volunteer Leadership Opportunities The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute depends on its members to volunteer to help with many aspects of the institute: serving as class assistant, leading an Osher class, and serving on Osher project teams and on the Osher leadership Council.

Leadership Council members for 2017 include: Charlie Huffstetler, Chair chas.huffstetler@gmail.com

NEW Join your Osher colleagues on a bus trip to some of Downtown Norfolk’s most popular tourist attractions. We will start with a guided tour of the General Douglas MacArthur Memorial, a museum and research center dedicated to preserving and presenting the story of General MacArthur’s life and the millions of men and women who served under him during World War I, World War II, and the Korean War. After a brief lunch break, we will tour historic St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Norfolk’s oldest and only remaining pre-Revolutionary War building. Participants will then visit Nauticus, The National Maritime Center, which includes the Hampton Roads Naval Museum and the Battleship Wisconsin. Admission fees are included, but please bring your own snacks, cash for a food court lunch, or your own bag lunch and beverage. W • Jun 28 • 8:00 AM–6:30 PM • $85/Gold and Silver Leader: Bill Seward

Lee Ann Pickering, Vice-Chair lapicker11@gmail.com Landon Woody, Past Chair landonhw@gmail.com Ruth Blevins Marlene Ebert Peter Goodman Jeff Keil

Don Miller Bill Pawelski Linda Ventura

Project teams include: Development Leader Support Marketing

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Details of leadership opportunities are online at osher.richmond.edu. Interested in serving? Contact Peggy Watson at margaret. watson@richmond.edu.

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July Mt. Kilimanjaro - Its Biomes and Effects of Climate Change Lecture, Discussion NEW Come experience and learn about 19,400-foot Mt. Kilimanjaro and the effects of climate change on the famous glacier as one treks to the summit and traverses a route through seven ecological biomes. M • Jul 10 • 10:30 AM–12:00 PM • $20/ Silver Leader: Ted Hoagland

Who Stole Our Jobs? Globalization, Isolation, and US Economic Policy Lecture, Discussion, Q&A NEW Immigration, trade, and manufacturing jobs have been the focus of much attention and anger in campaign rhetoric and public discourse. Using case studies of specific firms to frame the discussion, participants will examine and discuss the impact of globalization on US workers and firms and explore the consequences of recent policy proposals for the US economy.

M • Jul 10, 17, 24 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $60/Silver Leader: Maia Linask

SUMMER 2017 OSHER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Civil War Currency Printed Throughout Virginia 1861-1864

PBS and NPR Tour: Inside your Community Idea Stations (WCVE)

Lecture, Discussion

Local Field Trip

NEW Printed to finance the Virginia Confederate War effort, this class will show rare pictures of monetary notes printed by Virginia cities, towns, counties, banks, and even private businesses! Without monetary issuance discipline, rampant Virginia inflation and bank failures were the predictable consequences.

REPRISED Did you know that Sesame Street is right here in Chesterfield County? Learn all about what happens ‘behind the scenes’ at your local NPR/PBS affiliate, the Community Idea Stations. Presentations by the station managers of television and radio programming, representatives from the development and community engagement offices, and CEO Curtis Monk will be followed by a tour of the facilities. Learn about the history, the technology, and the challenges of your local public media company, whose goal is ‘to educate, entertain, and inspire.’ This class will be held at the station, located at 23 Sesame Street, Richmond, VA 23235, which is off Robious Road. Join your Osher friends to ‘chase the clouds away’!

T • Jul 11 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: John Philips

Japanese Baseball and Here Come Those Americans! Lecture, Discussion NEW From Lefty O’Doul to Tuffy Rhodes, Americans have put their stamp on baseball in Japan over the years. Join our two summer baseball cranks to hear about Banzai Babe Ruth, the catcher who was a spy, Jimmy Horio, Bobby Valentine, and a host of colorful characters. In fact, one of our instructors spent some of his Army days stationed in the Land of the Rising Sun, and you’ll have to attend to find out who was the most beloved ex-pat player in those years: because you’ll never guess!

T • Jul 11, 25, Aug 1 • 3:30 PM–5:30 PM • $40/Silver Leaders: Phil Melita, Tim Williams

Arts and Culture and the Future of Richmond Lecture, Discussion, Q&A NEW ‘About Travel’ recently said, ‘This is Richmond’s moment. It’s still a charming, small Southern city . . . but with the style and cultural offerings of cities 10 times its size.’ This discussion will explore the multiple facets of the arts and culture community that come together to make Richmond the most artistic mid-sized city in the US. We will discuss why arts and culture are so critical to our region’s future and look at ways you can get involved in arts and culture and in making the Richmond region a great place to live, work and play. W • Jul 12 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Scott Garka

W • Jul 12 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $20/Silver Leaders: Curtis Monk, Gabrielle Jones

Exploring the Internet Lecture, Hands-On, Q&A REPRISED Amazon, Facebook, Google, Netflix, Twitter, and other Internet-based companies are now as well-known as Ford, GE, and McDonald’s. The Internet is having a profound impact on our world, but what is the Internet exactly and how does it work? The purpose of this class is to answer these questions and more. Some other topics will include identifying the best websites for news, social, travel, and research; conducting business using the Internet (DMV, banking, shopping); Internet safety and privacy considerations; how to properly use the Google search engine; using all of the features of a web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome); and making sense of key terminology (Flash, cookies, the ‘Cloud’). You may email the course leader at westcobb@gmail.com with any questions regarding the course.

Osher Institute Travel

Our newly formed Travel Interest Group will be offering many more travel opportunities in the coming months, but in the meantime, you will find several day trips listed in this catalog. We also have the following domestic and international trips coming later this year: September 15 – 23: Western Frontiers, featuring Mt. Rushmore, Yellowstone, and the Badlands October 15 – 21: The Gardens and Mansions of New Orleans and Cajun Country Dec 3 – 11: Vienna and Christmas Markets River Cruise featuring Rothenburg, Nuremburg, and six nights aboard the Amadeus Silver II Several of these trips are customized just for our Osher Institute and are coordinated by Osher members/instructors. Others are planned as partnerships with other Osher Institutes across the nation. Our hope is that you will be traveling with like-minded people with similar interests. If you like to travel, be sure to join our new travel interest group by emailing oshertravel@gmail.com.

R • Jul 13, 20, 27 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $60/Silver Leader: West Cobb

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Spiderbytes: What Are They? Do They Hurt? Here at the University of Richmond, Spiderbytes are not itchy bug bites, but rather a robust daily collection of news items. This is a great way to find out about guest lecturers, art openings, musical events, bookstore sales, specials in our food venues, and athletic events on campus. As UR Osher students, you may register to receive this daily email by going to https://webpass.richmond. edu/ and creating a new internet account, using your University ID number and your date of birth. After going through the registration process, you will have a “Net ID,” password, and a University of Richmond email address. This enables you to receive the Spiderbytes email each morning. Don’t miss out on all the wonderful activities going on across campus. Sign up for Spiderbytes today. We promise they won’t hurt!

Gifts to Osher: A Way to Honor and Remember There are times when a beloved family member or special friend inspires us to acknowledge and pay tribute to that individual in a distinctive and meaningful manner. A meaningful expression is a charitable gift to the UR Osher Lifelong Learning Institute made in honor or memory of that person. Your gift will help advance Osher’s mission of enriching the lives of mature lifelong learners. Contact Peggy Watson at margaret.watson@richmond.edu for further information.

How Much Do I Need/ How Much Can I Spend? Lecture, Discussion REPRISED The class is designed to help those who are still determining how much they need to have saved to retire, and to assist those who are already retired gauge how much they can spend from investments to ensure they won’t outlast their savings. The intent is to provide students with the knowledge needed to work out their own answer.

R • Jul 13 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: David Frimpter

Islam and the Architecture of Mosques Lecture, Discussion NEW The three sessions will take the audience to mosques in North Africa, Turkey, Iran and India. Through his slide shows, Hans Oppe will open a window into the World of Islam. Come learn about Islam and the architecture of mosques and mausoleums. R • Jul 13, 20, 27 • 3:30 PM–5:00 PM • $60/Silver Leader: Hans Oppe

Valentine Museum Tour Field Trip For over a century, the Valentine has been dedicated to the collection, preservation and interpretation of Richmond’s history. Discover the diverse stories and history of the region through the Wickham House and exhibition galleries devoted to Richmond’s past and present. F • Jul 14 • 1:30 PM–3:30 PM • $8/Gold and Silver Leader: Liz Reilly-Brown

Garth Newel Concert Field Trip, Concert NEW Travel to beautiful Bath County to experience a worldclass concert and enjoy a gourmet picnic. Founded in 1973, Garth

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Newel Music Center is a year-round chamber music venue situated in the heart of Virginia’s Allegheny Mountains. This class includes transportation, pre-concert talk on the history of the venue, the concert, and picnic. Optional cash bar. U • Jul 16 • 10:15 AM–11:00 PM • $125/Gold and Silver Leader: Shawn Puller

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain Book Reading and Discussion NEW Do you like to read mystery, murder, adventure, and politics, all in a contemporary best seller? It’s actually the 1885 American classic, ‘The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn’ by Mark Twain. Join us as we re-discover the excitement of Huck and Jim as they travel along the Mississippi River on a raft. Examine Twain’s masterful use of plot elements, characterization, local color, and dialect. It is recommended that you read the first 23 chapters before the first class and the rest by the second. T • Jul 18, 25 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $40/Silver Leader: Murray Ellison

Legal Issues As You Age Lecture, Q&A NEW As we age, we should approach legal questions, issues, and situations a bit differently. While estate planning can be done at any age, elder law starts a whole new conversation. Attend this class offered by an elder law expert as she talks about what legal options you may wish to consider, what critical legal decisions should not be overlooked, and how to know and choose what’s best for you.

T • Jul 18 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Paula Peaden

SPRING 2017 OSHER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Common Eye Disorders Lecture, Q&A New We will start with an overview of the anatomy and physiology of the eye and its adnexa. This will be followed by information on various eye diseases, including cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease, dry eye, floaters, and flashes.

W • Jul 19, 26, Aug 2 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • $60/Silver Leader: Shantaram Talegaonkar

Guiding You through the Medicare Maze Lecture, Q&A REPRISED Figuring out Medicare and what’s right for you is no easy task, especially when it comes to medications. Come learn how to navigate the Part D Plan Finder on medicare.gov and how simple changes can make a big financial difference.

W • Jul 19 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $20/Silver Leader: Tommy Chamouris

UR Behind the Scenes: The Cannon Memorial Chapel

This stately building with the dramatic stained glass windows has served the UR campus since its dedication in 1929, not only for religious services but also for cultural and academic events. Learn more about Cannon Chapel,

which recently underwent a major renovation and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2013. We will also include the Columbarium and the Wilton Center in this program. F • Jul 21 • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM • Members Free Leader: Betty Ann Dillon

Tour of UR’s Historic Bottomley House

Although the Jepson Alumni Center is a modern facility completed in 1997, its history dates back to 1915. In that year, William Lawrence Bottomley, the eminent early 20th-Century New York architect, designed and built his first house in the Richmond area. The historic 6,000 square-foot home was located just across River Road from the University of Richmond, which had established itself in the neighborhood just the year before. Come learn how this historic home was acquired by UR and moved onto campus. Attendees will tour the home and hear about its many lovely features.

T • Jul 25 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • Members Free Leader: Betty Ann Dillon

Six Former Soviet Republics by Rail Lecture NEW Join us on the road again. This time we take the same train as the Trans-Siberian Railway wends from Yerevan in Armenia to Georgia and Azerbaijan; crosses the Caspian

Sea to Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan; and ends up in Kazakhstan. W • Jul 26 • 1:00 PM–3:00 PM • $20/Silver Leaders: Bill Gottwald, Connie Gottwald

August

Cutting the Cord Lecture, Discussion, Q&A REPRISED Is your cable TV bill increasing every year? Have you ever wondered what you’re really paying for? This course will cover your bill in detail and explain all the charges. Additionally, alternatives to regular cable TV will be explored and explained. Students are encouraged to bring a copy of their cable bill to class along with a listing of the TV channels they normally view. The course is casual with lots of times for questions. M, T • Jul 31, Aug 1 • 1:00 PM–2:30 PM • $40/Silver Leader: Mel Kauffman

Osher Online Registration Training Session Hands-On Training Beginning with the upcoming fall semester, the Osher Institute is going ‘live’ with its new online registration software. This training session will provide the opportunity to set up your personal account, learn how the system operates, and actually register for your fall courses.

This training session is offered multiple times on two different days, so please sign up for only one day/time. T • Aug 15 • 9:00 AM–11:00 AM or T • Aug 15 • 12:00 PM–2:00 PM or T • Aug 15 • 3:00 PM–5:00 PM or W • Aug 16 • 9:00 AM–11:00 AM or W • Aug 16 • 12:00 PM–2:00 PM or W • Aug 16 • 3:00 PM–5:00 PM Members Free Leaders: SPCS Staff

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Osher Interest Groups Formed and led by Osher members, our vibrant Osher interest groups are listed below. More details about interest groups are online at osher. richmond.edu. An Osher Institute membership is required for interest group participants.

Bicycling

This group will explore bike trails mainly in the Richmond area, with possible rides on trails around Virginia. Group members will use their personal bikes and helmets and provide their own transportation to the bike trails. Most rides will be on weekdays, of moderate difficulty, and several hours duration. The group coordinator is John Votta at johnjoy2you@verizon.net. All participants are required to sign a liability release form.

Bridge

The social/party/duplicate bridge group meets on the first Friday of each month at 1 PM. A short bridge lesson is taught at the beginning of each session. Please contact Ellen Hollands at efine98@aol.com or (804) 741-0221 if you are interested in joining. These are FUN groups. All levels are welcome!

Contemporary Issues

This new discussion group, coordinated by Bill Pawelski, Alan Corbett, Janet Murray, Jeff Keil, and John Schofield, centers on the free flow of information and ideas. Topics for each meeting will be chosen from recommendations made by participants. Various moderators will prepare an agenda for each meeting and share information, statistics, and resources on selected topics. UR faculty or students may be asked to present. Sessions will be interactive, with open discussions of the news of the day. Lively debate and a free flow of ideas and opinions will be encouraged, all done in a respectful and safe atmosphere. Sessions will be held the first Wednesday of each month. Classroom space is limited, so seating for each session will be on a first-come, first-served basis, with separate registration for each session. To join, please email John Schofield at schofieldj@comcast.net.

Great Conversations

For the past eight years our group has been discussing short stories, essays and poetry, with a few longer readings mixed in. The subjects of our chats? This, that and the other thing. We’ve

floated deep into the Heart of Darkness with Joseph Conrad; in ‘Roman Fever’, Edith Wharton allowed us to eavesdrop on a romantic rivalry between two wealthy matrons; Thucydides introduced us to power politics between Athens and Sparta with the tiny isle of Melos as the prize. We hope you’ll join us on the fourth Wednesday of every month from 2-4 PM for smart, friendly conversation about shoes and ships and sealing wax, not to mention cabbages and kings, and who knows what else? If you’d like to sign up, or have questions, please contact Vera Mulherin at paxvera@netscape.com.

Hikers

Come with us and explore the wonders of nature: the breathtaking waterfalls, wildlife, various plants and vegetation, not to mention historic urban settings. Our hikes run from September through June and cover an array of venues from the Shenandoah National Forest to urban hikes, and all points in between. Our hikes generally run between four and seven miles in length with varying degrees of difficulty and elevation change. We generally leave campus around 8 AM and return by 5 PM. For more information, contact the group coordinator: Amelia Wolfe, awolfe@ richmond.edu. All participants are required to sign a liability release form. Upcoming hikes include: Monday, May 8: Newport News Park (Easy degree of difficulty) Thursday, May 25: Del Fosse Winery, Nelson County (Moderate degree of difficulty) Monday, June 12: Smithfield å(Urban hike)

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Summer 2017 OSHER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Investments

Now is a great time to join the Investments group. Share your knowledge and gain new ideas that may help you in your personal portfolio. Participants assume any and all risks related to their investment decisions. The group coordinators are: Diane Andrews: liasd1@gmail.com Jerry Cooney: jerrycooney@gmail.com Dave Messenger: ddmessenger87@gmail.com

Literary Dreamers

Osher members are welcome to join this group founded in 2001 by dedicated School of Professional and Continuing Studies students. Readings range from academic non-fiction to literary fiction to popular fiction. The group coordinator is Kelly Winters at kwpw79@ gmail.com. Unless otherwise specified, all meetings will be on the last Saturday of the month. The reading list for May through December is: May 20 Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jaime Ford June 24 A Man Called Ove by Frederik Backman July 29 Orphan Train by Kristina Klein Aug 26 Dead Wake by Eric Larson Sept 30 The Muse by Jesse Burton Oct 21 Big Little Lies by Lee Ann Moriarti Nov 18 The House with the Wrap Around Porch by Mary Pat Hylan

Photography

A new Osher Photography Interest Group provides the opportunity to gather in a supportive environment with others who share a curiosity and passion for photography. Members will have the chance to present their works with an emphasis on the “how” and “why” a photo (or portfolio)

was created, while also sharing their knowledge and techniques. In this noncompetitive environment, help, advice, and feedback will be stressed. Each month members may submit digital images for a theme segment or an open category. Images will be projected, and members may provide constructive critiques. Theme assignments could include, for example, a portrait using a wide angle and including a sense of place in the background; music, such as an instrument or performance; street photography of some sort; color (where the bulk of the image is a particular color); a pattern (e.g. repeating circles); and more. This group’s members could also create the opportunity to partner on photography shoots around Richmond and possibly beyond. If you would like to join this group, please email coordinator Peter Blankman at pblankman@ gmail.com.

Theatre Lovers

A love for live theatre is the only prerequisite for joining this interest group. This Osher interest group explores the Richmond theatre scene by selecting and attending various performances throughout the year. Here’s what’s in store for the late spring and summer of 2017:

Kinky Boots: Altria Theatre, Sunday, 6/4/17, 1:00 pm In the Heights: Virginia Repertory Theatre, Sunday, 7/23/17, 2:00 pm There is a wonderful social aspect to this group. When appropriate, we plan to gather after a performance for discussion and a meal. We also hope there will be occasions to go backstage and talk with local actors. To learn more and to join, please contact Linda Turner at lturner@richmond.edu.

Travel

Attention all travelers! Don and Celeste Miller are spearheading a new Osher special interest group for those who love to travel. The objectives of the group are to share information regarding trips taken and most importantly, to help coordinate future Osher travel. If you have interest in learning from fellow travelers, if you’d like to share your experiences, or if you are willing to help to lead the development of future Osher trips, this is the special interest group for you! We plan to focus on day trips and overnight excursions, as well as domestic and international travel. To join or to learn more, please email OSHERtravel@gmail.com. Come join the fun and expand your experiences!

When There’s a Will: CAT Theatre, Sunday, 5/21/17, 2:30 pm

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