Ethical Will— Legacy of the Heart
EESA479
What is your ethical legacy? What will you leave behind (beyond physical things) that family and friends will truly cherish? If you have not yet taken the time to consider your “ethical will”, this will get you started. With deep reflection and good humor we will create lasting messages for those we love about what we value, what we have learned, and our hopes for the world. Through reading, discussion and journaling, we will create a written legacy of the heart. The required text So Grows the Tree - Creating an Ethical Will: The Legacy of Your Beliefs and Values, Life Lessons and Hopes for the Future, by Jo Kline Cebuhar is available at the NMC Bookstore. 3 Tues., Oct. 2-16 Code: 7539 4-6 p.m., University Center Rm. 209 Instructor: Rabbi Chava Bahle $59 ($49 with LIFE Discount) does not include text
Ethical Wills: Beyond the Basics
EESA668
For those who have already begun the process of thinking about or writing an ethical will, you are ready to focus on diving more deeply into crafting the actual document, using life stories, and exploring values in depth. If you know the basics of the Ethical Will, this course will help you draft the document. Required text, How Then Shall We Live, by Wayne Muller, available at the NMC bookstore. 3 Tues., Nov. 6-20 Code: 7507 4-6 p.m. University Center Rm. 218 Instructor: Rabbi Chava Bahle $59 ($49 with LIFE Discount), does not include text
LIFE Discounts and Scholarships Residents and/or property owners in Grand Traverse County at least 62 years of age are eligible for a LIFE Discount entitling you to a 20% tuition discount on NMC courses. Note: the LIFE Discount cannot be applied if registering online. Partial scholarships are available for those age 55+, for most LIFE Academy courses. The Tompkins Computer Scholarship can apply toward any computer course. Call 231-995-1700 or stop by the University Center on Cass Road for a scholarship application.
Computer Life— Practical Skills Beginning Computers
EESA471
If you are an absolute beginner, this hands-on class takes the mystery out of computers and explores common jargon, computer hardware, and the most popular software packages. Learn how to use the mouse and be introduced to basic Windows computer operations; word processing basics like manipulating text, cut, paste, and copy; and how to save your work using Microsoft Word. Gain the knowledge, practice, and confidence to grow your computer skills. Option 1: 2 Fri. Code: 11493 Aug. 10 & 17, 1-4 p.m. University Center Rm. 08 Instructor: Tina Norris Fields Option 2: 2 Tues. Code: 7672 Oct. 23 & 30, 9 a.m.-noon University Center Rm. 08 Instructor: Jane Pearsall $69 each option ($57 with LIFE Discount)
Internet Basics
EEBC272
Join in the fun and browse great websites while learning tricks and techniques for effective use of the Internet. Learn to send and receive emails, attach documents, and send photos or even YouTube videos. Discover the convenience of using the web for research, shopping, driving directions, banking, and chat, while learning Internet safety and security measures. Ideal for the new Internet user as well as those who want to enhance their skills. Basic computer skills are necessary. Tues., Oct. 9, 1-4 p.m. Code: 7652 University Center Rm. 08 Instructor: Jane Pearsall $39 ($33 with LIFE Discount)
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