provide practice files for the students to use and take home for practice. Students entering the class should have a working knowledge of how to use a computer - PC or Mac. It is recommended that they use a flash drive/memory stick to save their work unless they are using their own computer. Class fee is $60 plus $10 for optional manual. Instructor: Mr. Spencer Pullen January 28: How to Organize Photos February 4: RAW Power - Adobe Camera Raw February 11: Cream of the Crop & the Color of Money February 18: Trouble on the Horizon & The Mask of Zorro.
The Wisdom of the Enneagram Workshop Option #1 - HC0473 Wednesday, January 30 at 10am – 12pm (2hours)
________________FREE Option #2 – HC0474 Wednesday, January 30 at 1 – 3pm (2hours)
Join us for this free introductory workshop. The Enneagram, pronounced En-ne-a-gram, is a word describing a symbol. Ennea is Greek for the number 9 and gram is a diagram. The symbol is a triangle in a circle with 9 points depicting 9 basic personality types. It outlines with metaphysical precision, a guide to our human personality. Used spiritually and in business environment, the Enneagram enables us to see ourselves, discover how to better understand our uniqueness, and strengthen our relationships personally and professionally. Register for a 4 week course that begins February 6, 2013. Instructor: Ms. Regina Iacone, Certified Enneagram instructor
The Calusa – Their History and Culture HC0468
___________________$50
Thursdays, January 31, February 7, 14, 21 at 10am – 12pm (8hours)
This four-week class focuses on the Calusa, early inhabitants of Southwest Florida. Where did “the First People”, ancestors of the Calusa come from? Discover where many of the Calusa villages in Florida developed and flourished and what their homes looked like. What was the daily diet of these tribes living in the estuarial waters of our area? Learn what happened to the Calusa. This class concludes with a self-transported tour to the Randell Research Center at Pine Island. Enjoy an informative guided tour of a once-thriving Calusa village at Pineland. Instructor: Ms. Winnifred Roberts
Journal/Travel Writing: Record with Eloquence/Flare HC0472
$80
Thursdays, January 31, February 14, 28, March 14, 28, April 11 at 5:30 – 7pm (9hours)
This course sharpens your narrative techniques and copy editing skills as they apply to journal and travel writing, whether your trips are around the corner, a sojourn, a weekly ritual or circle the globe. Participants will bone up on style, discuss attributes of crisp, vibrant prose, and complete daily, entries in a journal or log book. Fee includes 2 to 3 personal critiquing email sessions with instructor. A mini library of books for inspiration and ideas will be available at each class. Discover your literary voice! Instructor: Dr. Edith Pendleton
January 31: February 14: February 28: March 14: March 28: April 11:
Orientation to Journal Writing. Self-assessment of progress. Discussion of assigned reading. Editing: Brevity, Clarity, and Plausibility. Rewriting. Dialogue, narrative flow, plot development and the art of storytelling. Writer’s Block. Individual reading of student work. Achieving a wider readership through publication.
Register online at http://RegisterRA.fgcu.edu or call 941-505-0130
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