The Learning Link Lifelong Learning January 2026
Featured Photo: ICL Hiking Club members, led by Sally Lacourse (top), on a 6 - mile hike to Hippopotamus Cave. (Nov. 30, 2025)
IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES
Event
Date
Details
Online registraƟon opens for Spring classes Spring RegistraƟon Social
Go to: icl.utahtech.edu (more info on page 3)
Monday, Jan. 5 @ 9:30am
Jan. 5 from 9:30am - 12:30pm
Udvar Hazy building (lobby)
ICL office re - opens
Monday, Jan. 12 Tuesday, Jan. 6 Monday, Jan. 19
Semester runs through April 10 658 E 200 S - phone# 435 - 652 - 7670
Spring semester begins MarƟn Luther King Jr. Day
No classes & ICL office closed
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT For me, the last quarter of 2025 was biƩerly disappoinƟng. The Supreme Court, uh — uh, I mean the ICL Council overturned all my brilliant iniƟaƟves — my Department of InsƟtute Efficiency (DOIE), my BiƩy Bad Bill (BBB), and all of my tariffs (except for California – no one can argue with that one). They used the word - UNCONSTITUTIONAL! What the...?? That leaves me only one opƟon — the NUCLEAR OPTION! And I’m going to use it. If your name is Phil or Buster, I’m coming for you! Once all the Phils and Bust- ers are purged from the roles of ICL, I should have smooth sailing once again.
Okay, okay, enough of this silliness — now, let’s talk New Year’s ResoluƟons. The older I get; I find I’m more likely to make health - related resoluƟons and I’m more likely to keep them, especially if they’re published. So, here’s what I promised to myself for 2025... One – I resolve to walk at least 3 miles a day. Two – I will conƟnue to play online chess (unƟl I can finally beat the Russkies). Three – I vow to write another novel this year. Four – I will teach one class a semester. Five – I will not bet on another Utah/BYU football game (unless it’s a sure thing). Six – I will relieve my wife of all household chores. So, like everything I write, some of the above are true resoluƟons and with others, well… I had my fingers crossed. Anyway, here’s something that’s not silly. A recent study in Nature Medicine (Harvard U.) shows walking can slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease! The greatest benefits are seen at around 5,000 – 7,500 steps a day. This level of acƟvity significantly slows cogniƟve decline, and even a moderate amount (3,000 – 5,000 steps) has a notable effect. The benefit appears to be linked to the slower buildup of tau tangles (a key pathology in Alzheimer's), rather than a reducƟon in beta - amyloid plaques. Also, new research by Associate Professor Hanzhang Xu, PhD (Duke U.), recently published in InnovaƟon in Aging, shows later - life learning is associated with improved cogniƟve funcƟon. The study found people who engaged in any learning acƟviƟes, such as courses or training programs, showed beƩer cogniƟve funcƟon over Ɵme, compared to those who never parƟcipated in such acƟviƟes — and these benefits remained consistent as people aged. On average, the cogniƟve funcƟon of a 71 year old who has engaged in later - life learning was similar to a 65 year old person. Considering the above studies, it is obvious ICL’s hikes, field trips, social acƟviƟes, and thought - provoking courses provide the exact recipe for prolonged and beƩer cogniƟve funcƟon as we age. So, let’s all make this a New Year’s ResoluƟon — to get more involved in ICL and bring your neighbors! Oh, by - the - by, we need more instructors and new courses for next year.
Stay tuned and I will see you in class, ~ Dr. Warren Stucki, ICL President
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ICL REGISTRATION SOCIAL
REGISTRATION & PARKING INFO
REGISTRATION: If you haven't already done so, you can set up your account in our registraƟon system now. You can also buy a membership and review and bookmark Spring classes. We encourage you to set up your account now to streamline your class registraƟon process. If you don't have a current membership, this is a good Ɵme to buy it. You won’t be able to register online for Spring classes unƟl January 5 at 9:30am . Wait unƟl 9:30am to log in to your account or the registraƟon opƟon won’t appear. At that Ɵme, you can register online or you can aƩend the RegistraƟon Social for help. The ICL office will re - open on Jan. 6, so call or come in if you need help. For the first week only, we’ll be open Tues - Friday, 9:30am - 2:30pm. AŌer that, we’ll be open Mon - Thurs. To register, simply go to icl.utahtech.edu and click on COURSE DETAILS AND REGISTRATION. There, you will have the opportunity to sign in, if you've already set up your account. If not, you can create a new account, or reset your password (if you’ve been a member in the last two years). Once you’re logged in, you can buy a Spring membership for only $60. With a membership, you can register for as many ICL classes as you like. PARKING PERMITS: You can't buy a parking permit through Utah Tech because you don't have a student ID number, so you must go to icl.utahtech.edu and click on “Parking Permit” to purchase. Please note: · You don’t use your ICL log - in at this parking permit site — you create a new one or check out as a guest. · Parking permits are virtual, so you don’t need to display anything on your car. · State - issued Handicap placards and plates can be used as UT parking permits. · You can have two vehicles on your permit, but second vehicles must be registered to the same owner and only one vehicle may be parked on campus at any given Ɵme. · With a Student/General parking permit, you can only park in the student parking stalls marked with white pavement striping. Do not park in the premium stalls marked with yellow striping. · With an Economy parking permit, you can only park in the Economy lots or you will be Ɵcketed.
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ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY
Thank you to all who aƩended the 2025 ICL Holiday Party! A special thank you to Social CommiƩee Chair Caroline Dulworth, volunteers who helped and set up, and bakers who brought goods for the Bake Sale, resulƟng in a fun and fesƟve Ɵme for all! Nearly 100 partygoers aƩended the event, held Dec. 4th in the Gardner Center Ballroom.
Thank you to MaƩhew Asai, who took these photos, including this pic of Daphne Schroth and Laurie Call.
Piano Club members, led by Carla Gurr (at the piano).
AƩendees entered to the sounds of beauƟful holiday music provided by the ICL Piano Club. AŌer loading up at the potato bar, they enjoyed lively and inspiring entertainment provided by FUSION , Utah Tech’s premier performing group. We hope everyone enjoys a happy holiday season. We look forward to great year of fun and learning!
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AdverƟsement
LIVE! UPDATE BY DR. ROB KRAMER
Curiosity Kept the Cat Alive Well, except for Schoedinger’s cat, who is both alive and dead. So, instead of the usual resoluƟon Ɵps that would be ignored, I thought I would propose something that would make you curious enough to read it and give it a try. Staying curious keeps your mind nimble, your conversaƟons lively, and your day - to - day more rewarding. Evidence demonstrates being curious builds cogniƟve reserves, enhances memory, and fuels cogniƟve resilience. Here’s how you can map your curiosity — and why it maƩers: What is Curiosity Mapping? Simply put, it’s making a list or visual map of things you’re curious about — big or small. It helps you idenƟfy areas for exploraƟon and learning, guiding your aƩenƟon to what excites or intrigues you. (Take a look at the ICL class lisƟng and venture into areas you may not have considered other- wise – you won’t be disappointed!) Evidence - Based Benefits: - Boosts brain flexibility and memory by encouraging new connecƟons - Increases moƟvaƟon and energy for new tasks
- Enhances social engagement when sharing quesƟons and discoveries - Reduces boredom, stress, and the sense of rouƟne “sameness” How to Try It:
- Jot down quesƟons you wish you had answers to (about yourself, your community, the world). - Create a ‘curiosity map’ — draw branches for topics (travel, arts, personal history, science, hobbies). - Set a goal: Explore one curiosity each week, by using AI, searching online, using old - fashioned books, and of course, taking a new ICL class! - Invite others to join your exploraƟon — group discussions oŌen spark unexpected discoveries. Building a Habit: Place your curiosity map someplace visible and add new branches anyƟme inspiraƟon strikes. No topic is too simple or too complex! Small quesƟons can lead to big changes. Let your curiosity take you to new adventures, skills, and friends!
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AdverƟsement
NEW THIS SPRING ICL has 83 course offerings for Spring semester, including 63 classes taught on campus and 13 available online. We’re bringing back many of our popular favorites, along with 25 new courses! We’re also excited to welcome eight new instructors who bring with them new classes and a wealth of knowledge and experience. Rick Baird - Municipal Bond InvesƟng: Learn everything you need to know about municipal bond invesƟng and how to earn tax - exempt income. Rick is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). His career experience in-
cludes serving as Chief Investment Officer for Zion's Bank Trust Division, among others. Dr. Tracey Cain - FuncƟonal Longevity: aging strong, inside & out: This series explores how to age with energy, clarity, and vitality through the lens of funcƟonal medicine. Dr. Cain is a board - cerƟfied funcƟonal medicine pracƟƟoner and educator with over 25 years of clinical experience in integraƟve health care.
Chuck Goode - Living Well with AI: This course demysƟfies ArƟficial Intelligence and provides pracƟcal, confidence - boosƟng skills for safe and comfortable living in an AI - driven world. Chuck holds a BS in Math & Computer Science and has teaching experience at NASA Annex and Johnson Space Center. John Murray - Climate Change: Learn all about climate, weather, evidence that the Earth is warming, electromagneƟc radiaƟon, the
Dr. Tracey Cain
Chuck Goode
greenhouse effect, and more. John holds a PhD in Bioengineering from Clemson Univ. and served as a Physics professor at Dine' College and a tenured engineering professor at Southern Utah Univ. He also did ecosystem restoraƟon in the Florida Everglades. John Smith - Travel: The World at Your FingerƟps: John will
John Murray
provide an exploraƟon of world travel along with Ɵps on how to accomplish your travel goals. He is semi - reƟred Court of Appeals Judge who has traveled to 194 U.N. recog-
nized countries and all seven conƟnents. He is an award - winning photographer and has wriƩen over 400 published travel arƟcles. Norm Watkins - 50 Years of Music - Part 1 (1950 - 1975): Take a musical journey through the music, arƟsts and bands between the years of 1950 and 1975. Norm is a music enthusiast and long - Ɵme disc jockey with over 25 years of experience. Larry White - MeeƟng of Open Minds: This class allows members to parƟcipate in a facilitated open dialogue, to discuss current poliƟcal, economic, social, and cultural issues with an open mind, not judgement. Larry developed and taught A.P. American Gov- ernment/PoliƟcs, World & U.S. History and Economics for 34 years at a comprehensive public high school. Wes Winsor - Mastering Utah Estate Planning: This class provides a structured progression through the essenƟal elements of estate
John Smith
John (Norm) Watkins
Larry White
planning under Utah law. Wes has spent years guiding families and business owners through the estate planning process. His pracƟcal approach and real - world experience make complex concepts easy to understand and apply.
Wes Winsor
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ConƟnued on the next page...
NEW THIS SPRING
In addiƟon, many current and returning ICL instructors are presenƟng classes that are brand new, as well as a few that haven't been taught recently, so they may be new to you ( these are indicated by an asterisk *). A Deep Dive into Pneumonomicroscopicsilicovolcanconiosis: Jill Wilks created this class for those who've taken her BrainWorks course. Take a deep dive into understanding how to decode words and word histories. A Journey into Space: Edwin Hubble and James Webb Telescopes: Alison Holland will cover the creaƟon and discoveries of the Hubble and Webb space telescopes, and how they work together to explore the cosmos. *Ars Moriendi: The Art and CraŌ of Dying: Join Susan Ann Stauffer to explore how we have considered death and dying through past centuries and how we may approach it in the course of living deeply and well. *Exploring LaƟn American Culture Through the Short Story: Read Gilgen will take you on a fascinaƟng jour- ney through the LaƟn American Literary “Boom” and its historical/literary context from about 1960 to 1980. Food History: The Immigrant Effect: Without the immigrants who came to the U.S. over the past 200 years, the American plate would look much different. Saimi Bergmann will cover their culinary contribuƟons. *From Age - ing to Sage - ing: A Profound New Vision of Growing Older: Susan Ann Stauffer will provide pracƟcal tools to grow older with wisdom, maturity, understanding, with renewed purpose, and inner peace. *From Milton Berle to HBO: The EvoluƟon of Television: Mark Bergmann will teach this mulƟ - media course on the rich and dynamic history of television from television's early years to modern day. Happier Hips: Ann Guhman will provide a different lesson each week that explores the hips in relaƟon to other joints. Each lesson stands alone, so you can aƩend one or all. Gentle movement — bring your mat! Inglés para Hispanohablantes: An ESL (English as Second Language) class for our LaƟno friends. This Zoom - only class will be taught by UT instructor Alison Arroyo. Spread the word to your Spanish - speaking friends! IntroducƟon to Mormon Beliefs & Culture: Read Gilgen will help you understand what Mormons believe and what the LDS culture is about. There will be no proselyƟzing, sermons. or criƟcism of other beliefs. Novel WriƟng Workshop – Cure for the WriƟng Bug: Published authors Warren Stucki and Wendy King will present this half - day, hands - on workshop for those who want to start or finish their novel. Shorts: Cars - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly; Compassion & Caring Between Species; and The Intelligence of Living Things: Join Rob Kramer as he presents these fun yet informaƟve 2 and 3 week “shorts.” *Shakespeare's Macbeth...The First Breaking Bad: Taught by Nancy Kramer, the class will study Macbeth and what caused his downfall, from hero to murderer. She’ll also cover Shakespeare and the history of his Ɵme. Sketch to Splash — Drawing and Watercolor Class: Colleen GianaƟempo will help you discover the joy of combining drawing and watercolor in this fun, skill - building class designed for all levels. The Dignity Index: In this workshop with Cynthia - Holman Schmidt, Susan Ann Stauffer and Tiffany Wynn, you’ll discover how our words can foster greater understanding, respect, and connecƟon in everyday life. Water Genius: Classes and field trips offered through the Washington County Water Conservancy District. Woodrow Wilson the 28th President: Charles Perkins will cover the fascinaƟng life and Ɵmes of Woodrow Wilson, his impact on the early decades of the 20th century, and the legacy he leŌ for the country. World War 1 Seminar: Join Doug Bowen for an exploraƟon into WW1, one of the most consequenƟal wars in history. His class is based largely on two of Barbara Tuchman's award - winning books.
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CLASS LISTING - SPRING 2026 Schedule subject to change. Please check your emails for class changes or go to icl.utahtech.edu. No class on Jan. 19 (MLK Day), Jan. 27 (UT Make - up Day), Feb. 16 (Presidents Day) and March 9 - 13 (Spring Break).
Building AbbreviaƟons: COE = College of EducaƟon GCB = General Classroom Building
Hazy = Udvar Hazy Building (UHB) SAC = Student AcƟvity Center SET = Science, Engineering, Technology Bldg.
Alphabetical Course Title
Day(s)/Duration/Dates Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8 Thursday – weekly 1/15 - 4/9 Wed/Fri – 2x weekly 1/28 - 2/13 Thursday – 7 weeks 1/15 - 3/5 Monday – 5 weeks 1/12 - 2/23 Tuesday – weekly 1/13 - 4/7 Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8 Monday – weekly 1/12 - 4/6
Location
Start
End
Instructor(s)
Details
100 Unanswerable Questions 50 Years of Music - Part 1 (1950 - 1975)
SET 501
11:00 AM
11:50 AM Russell Stevenson
Classroom
John (Norm) Watkins
SET 501
11:00 AM
11:50 AM
Classroom
A Deep Dive into Pneumonomicroscopic… A Journey into Space: Hubble & Webb Telescopes AI Made Simple: Tools You Can Use
GCB 320
11:00 AM
11:50 AM Jill Wilks
Classroom
SET 106
12:00 PM
12:50 PM Alison Holland
Classroom Classroom & Zoom Classroom & Zoom
COE 121
2:00 PM
2:50 PM Scott Allen
American Carnage
SET 106
1:00 PM
2:20 PM Clark Layton
Ars Moriendi: The Art and Craft of Dying Atlas of the Heart - Brene Brown Better Than Takeout! Cooking Healthy Burgers & Fries Birds: Why They Matter - Local Birding Botany Field Trip 2/23 to Lytle Ranch Botany Field Trip 3/16 to Gold Butte, NV Botany Field Trip 4/13 to Beaver Dam Slope, AZ/UT or Whitney Pocket (NV) Botany Field Trip 4/27 to St. George Basin - Warner Ridge/ Black Rock Gulch Botany Field Trip 5/11 to Cedar Pockets Canyon or Bulldog Canyon Botany Field Trip 6/15 to Browse or Lava Point Botany Field Trip 7/6 Cedar Breaks or Lava Point BrainWorks: A Toolbox for the Mind Chemistry in Our Daily Lives
Hazy 204
3:00 PM
4:20 PM Susan Ann Stauffer Classroom
Cynthia Holman Schmidt
Hazy 121
10:00 AM
11:30 AM
Classroom
Colleen Gianatiempo
2/18 only
COE 127
4:00 PM
5:30 PM
Classroom Classroom + field trips
Monday – 7 weeks 2/9 - 4/6
COE 121
10:00 AM
10:50 AM Marshall Topham
Monday 2/23
Off - site
9:00 AM
2:00 PM Lee Hughes
Field Trip
Monday 3/16
Off - site
9:00 AM
5:00 PM Lee Hughes
Field Trip
Monday 4/13
9:00 AM
4:00 PM Lee Hughes
Field Trip
Off - site
Monday 4/27
9:00 AM
4:00 PM Lee Hughes
Field Trip
Off - site
Monday 5/11
9:00 AM
4:00 PM Lee Hughes
Field Trip
Off - site
Monday 6/15
Off - site
9:00 AM
5:00 PM Lee Hughes
Field Trip
Monday 7/6
Off - site
9:00 AM
4:00 PM Lee Hughes
Field Trip
Wed/Fri – 5 weeks 1/28 - 2/27 Monday – weekly 1/12 - 4/6 Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8
GCB 320
10:00 AM
10:50 AM Jill Wilks
Classroom
SET 418
3:00 PM
3:50 PM Thomas Stewart
Classroom
Civil War in the West
Hazy 229
10:00 AM
10:50 AM Bob Echols
Classroom
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CLASS LISTING - CONTINUED
Alphabetical Course Title
Day(s)/Duration/Dates Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8
Location
Start
End
Instructor(s)
Details
Classroom & Zoom
Climate Change
COE 121
1:30 PM
2:50 PM John Murray
Colossal Engineering Failures
Tuesday – weekly 1/13 - 4/7
SET 106
2:30 PM
3:20 PM Burgess Brier
Classroom
Contrasting Theologies of Christian, Islam & Atheist Beliefs (DAS) Desert Archaeology Society (annual club) Field trips on 3 rd Saturdays Discovering Inner Peace Discovering the Tao Te Ching Eat Your Heart Out (In a Good Way!) cooking class Environmental Ethics and Sustainability EQ & How to Live a Joyful Life Exploring Artificial Intelligence: From Basics to Future Frontiers Exploring Latin American Culture Through the Short Story
Thursday – 8 weeks 1/15 - 3/5 Wednesday – monthly on 1/14, 2/11, 3/18, 4/15, 5/13
Classroom & Zoom Classroom & Zoom + field trips
Hazy 229
3:00 PM
3:50 PM Greg Brim
Hazy 121
7:00 PM
8:30 PM Feather Robinson
Luigi Persichetti/ Cynthia Holman Schmidt/Pat Sapio
Thursday – weekly 1/15 - 4/9 Monday – weekly 1/12 - 4/6
Hazy 243
1:30 PM
2:50 PM
Classroom
Hazy 121
11:30 AM
12:30 PM Jordan Hafen
Classroom
Colleen Gianatiempo
Tuesday 3/3
COE 127
4:30 PM
6:00 PM
Classroom
Thursday – 7 weeks 2/12 - 4/2 Friday – 7 weeks 1/23 - 3/6
COE 203
10:00 AM
10:50 AM Marshall Topham
Classroom
GCB 422
1:30 PM
2:50 PM Cynthia Fleming
Classroom
Tuesday – 6 weeks 1/13 - 2/24
Classroom & Zoom
SET 106
3:30 PM
4:20 PM Tracy Jones
Tuesday – weekly 1/13 - 4/7 Friday – monthly 1/16, 2/6, 3/6, 4/3 Monday – 6 weeks 1/26 - 3/2 Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8 Tuesday – 5 weeks 1/13 - 2/17 Tuesday – 6 weeks 1/13 - 2/24 Intermittent garden projects TBA
GCB 117
10:00 AM
10:50 AM Read Gilgen
Classroom
Nancy Kramer Kathy McNeil
Favorite Books
GCB 122
12:00 PM
1:20 PM
Classroom
Food History - The Immigrant Effect
GCB 115
12:00 PM
12:50 PM Saimi Bergmann
Classroom
From Age - ing to Sage - ing: A Profound New Vision of Growing Older From Milton Berle to HBO The Evolution of Television Functional Longevity: aging strong, inside & out Garden & Indigenous Plant Conservancy Club – ICL/UT Geology Field Trip 3/22 Geology Field Trip 3/29 Geology Field Trip 4/5
GCB 120
1:30 PM
2:50 PM Susan Ann Stauffer Classroom
GCB 220
12:00 PM
1:20 PM Mark Bergmann
Classroom
Hazy 205 Behin ICL @ 658 E 200 S Foremaster Ridge
10:00 AM
10:50 AM Tracey Cain
Classroom ICL Wellness Garden
TBA
TBA
Same field trip on 3 different Sundays
Sunday 3/22 Sunday 3/29 Sunday 4/5
1:00 PM
2:30 PM
Rick Miller
Great Books: A Conversation
Monday – weekly 1/12 - 4/6 Tuesday – weekly 1/13 - 4/7 Tuesday – 6 weeks 1/13 - 2/24
SET 501
3:00 PM
3:50 PM Kim Borgmeyer
Classroom
Mary Esther Putnam
Group Piano
SAC 115
12:00 PM
1:20 PM
Classroom
Happier Hips
SAC 201
12:00 PM
12:50 PM Ann Guhman
Classroom
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CLASS LISTING - CONTINUED
Alphabetical Course Title
Day(s)/Duration/Dates
Location
Start
End
Instructor(s)
Details
Dawn Isensee /Sally Lacourse / Monique Heiser Wong
Various trails
Tuesday – 9 weeks 1/13 - 3/24 Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8 Wednesdays on 2/11, 2/18, 2/25, 3/4 Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8 Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8 Tuesday – 10 weeks 1/20 - 4/7 Wednesday – 8 weeks 1/14 - 3/4 Tuesday – weekly 1/13 - 4/7 Monday – 5 weeks 1/12 - 2/23 Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8 Thursday – weekly 1/15 - 4/9 Wednesday – 6 weeks 1/14 - 2/18 Hike dates vary - announced on Meetup
History of Medicine: A Physician's Perspective Hiking Club (annual club)
Varies
Varies
Off - site
Classroom & Zoom Classroom + field Trip Classroom Lecture series
COE 121
1:30 PM
2:20 PM Warren Stucki
History of Utah
Hazy 121
12:00 PM
12:50 PM Loren Webb
ICL Mini - Med School Sophomore Year Inglés para Hispanohab- lantes (ESL) Intermountain Massacres (Part 2) Introduction to Mormon Beliefs & Culture Introduction to the Archaeology of the SW Joyful Relationships: The Art of Compassionate Communication Living Well After 50 by Design
Dunford Auditorium
Wendy King Warren Stucki
5:30 PM
6:30 PM
Zoom only
2:00 PM
3:00 PM Alison Arroyo
Zoom only
COE 121
11:00 AM
12:20 PM Douglas Bowen
Classroom
SET 418
12:00 PM
12:50 PM Read Gilgen
Classroom Classroom & Zoom
COE 121
12:30 PM
1:20 PM Diana Hawks
GCB 222
3:00 PM
4:20 PM Bruce Campbell
Classroom
GCB 417
1:30 PM
2:50 PM Travis Piotrowski
Classroom
Living Well with AI
COE 121
10:00 AM
10:50 AM Chuck Goode
Classroom
Laura Alldredge Martha Malcom
Love One Another
SET 501
9:30 AM
10:50 AM
Classroom
Mastering Utah Estate Planning
Hazy 205
2:00 PM
2:50 PM Wes Winsor
Classroom
Friday – 6 weeks 1/16 - 2/20
Meditation for Everyone
Hazy 121
12:00 PM
12:50 PM Todd Prince
Classroom
Wednesday – 8 weeks 1/14 - 3/4 Thursday – 4 weeks 1/15 - 2/5 Tuesday – 10 weeks 1/13 - 3/31 Wednesday 2/4 Monday – 6 weeks 1/12 - 3/2 Monday – 6 weeks 1/12 - 3/2 Tuesday – 3 weeks 2/10 - 2/24
Meeting of Open Minds MidCentury Modern Design (Field trip on 2/5) Middle Eastern Bellydance - All levels welcome! Mighty Mushrooms (heart - healthy cooking class)
SET 501
1:00 PM
2:20 PM Larry White
Classroom Classroom & Zoom
GCB 309
1:30 PM
2:20 PM Celia Bertoia
SAC 201
1:00 PM
1:50 PM Colleen Moore
Classroom
Colleen Gianatiempo
COE 127
4:00 PM
5:30 PM
Classroom
Mindfulness (morning)
GCB 115
10:00 AM
11:50 AM Kirk Benson
Classroom
Mindfulness (afternoon)
GCB 209
1:30 PM
2:50 PM Kirk Benson
Classroom
Municipal Bond Investing
GCB 120
3:00 PM
3:50 PM Rick Baird
Classroom
Friday – 6 weeks 1/16 - 2/20 Friday – 6 weeks 1/16 - 2/20 Friday – weekly 1/16 - 4/10
Nancy Haga Rodger Heard Nancy Haga Rodger Heard
Native Flute! Beginners
GCB 109
12:00 PM
1:20 PM
Classroom
Native Flute! Intermediate Navigating Our Evolving Consciousness
GCB 109
1:30 PM
2:50 PM
Classroom
Zoom only
10:30 AM
12:00 PM Rodney Dueck
Zoom only
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CLASS LISTING - CONTINUED
Alphabetical Course Title Novel Writing Workshop: Cure for the Writing Bug
Day(s)/Duration/Dates
Location
Start
End
Instructor(s)
Details
Warren Stucki Wendy King
Friday 3/20
GCB 220
10:00 AM
3:00 PM
Classroom
Our Geological Wonderland
Thursday – weekly 1/15 - 4/9 Find days/times/cost at icl.utah.tech.edu Tuesday – 4 weeks 3/3 - 3/31 Thursday – monthly on 1/15, 2/5, 3/5, 4/2 Thursday – 6 weeks 1/13 - 2/24 Thursday – 3 weeks 1/15 - 1/29 Thursday – 2 weeks 2/5 - 2/12 Thursday – 2 weeks 2/19 - 2/26
COE 121
2:30 PM
3:20 PM Rick Miller
Classroom
(PEP) Personalized Exercise Program (annual club)
Snow Cyn & Hive Fitness
Varies
Varies Personal trainers
Off - site
Phone & Computer Maps
SET 418
11:00 AM
11:50 AM Bruce Vandre
Classroom
Piano Club (annual club)
SAC 115
12:00 PM
1:20 PM Carla Gurr
Classroom
Shakespeare's Macbeth — The First Breaking Bad Shorts: Cars - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Shorts: Compassion and Caring Between Species Shorts: The Intelligence of Living Things Sketch to Splash: Drawing and Watercolor Class
Hazy 229
11:00 AM
11:50 AM Nancy Kramer
Classroom Classroom & Zoom Classroom & Zoom Classroom & Zoom Classroom & Zoom
COE 121
1:30 PM
2:20 PM Robert Kramer
COE 121
1:30 PM
2:20 PM Robert Kramer
COE 121
1:30 PM
2:20 PM Robert Kramer
Monday – weekly 1/12 - 4/6
Colleen Gianatiempo
COE 208
1:00 PM
2:20 PM
Brian Head Resort
2x weekly – days vary Announced on Meetup
Ski Club (annual club)
Varies
Varies Matthew Asai
Off - site
Monday – weekly 1/12 - 4/6 Tuesday – weekly Year - round
Socrates Café
SET 501
1:30 PM
2:50 PM Kim Borgmeyer
Classroom
Table Tennis (annual club) Advanced/Intermediate Table Tennis (annual club) Novice/Intermediate
St. George Rec Center St. George Rec Center UT Tennis Courts
Tom Boggs Donald Young Bruce Barkoff Larry Puskas
12:00 PM
2:00 PM
Off - site
Thursday – weekly Year - round Mon/Wed/Fri - weekly 1/12 - 4/10
12:00 PM
2:00 PM
Off site Tennis Courts
Kelly Beaumont Roland Chambers Cynthia Holman Schmidt
Tennis
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
The Dignity Index
Saturday 3/21
GCB 220
9:00 AM
1:00 PM
Classroom Classroom & Zoom Classroom & Zoom Classroom + field trips Classroom Off - site Classroom + field trips
Travel: The World at Your Fingertips
Monday – 4 weeks 1/12 - 2/9 Tuesdays on 2/3, 2/17, 3/3, 3/17, 3/31 Monday – 7 weeks 2/9 - 4/6 Thursday – weekly 1/15 - 4/9
COE 121
1:00 PM
1:50 PM John Smith
Traveling the World Unique Biodiversity of Washington County Untethered Soul, the jour- ney beyond yourself Water Genius at Washington County Water Conservancy District What the Heck is Momofuku? (cooking class) Woodrow Wilson the 28th President
COE 121
3:00 PM
4:20 PM Gary Sorensen
COE 121
11:00 AM
11:50 AM Marshall Topham
Cynthia Holman Schmidt
Hazy 243
3:00 PM
3:50 PM
533 E Waterworks Drive
Thursday – 9 weeks 2/5 - 4/2
9:30 AM
11:00 AM Douglas Bennett
Colleen Gianatiempo
Wednesday 1/14 Tuesday – weekly 1/13 - 4/7
COE 127
4:30 PM
6:00 PM
Classroom
Hazy 205
11:00 AM
11:50 AM Charles Perkins
Classroom
Wednesday – weekly 1/14 - 4/8
World War 1 Seminar
COE 121
3:00 PM
3:50 PM Douglas Bowen
Classroom
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