LIT614 Experienced Writers C Thursday, 1:30-3 p.m., Herring Center, Vick Seminar (HC102) If your goal for spring is to kick up your writing skills, this is the class for you! "Experienced Writers" will help you create and communicate through concept development, drafting, and revision as you journey toward more effective writing skills. Structure and usage are tools for compelling prose and poetry. Writing prompts will enhance your creativity, and you will receive instructor feedback on each submission. Participants may also offer selections from their long-term writing projects, both fiction and non-fiction. Class size is limited so that every student has an opportunity to present. This is NOT a class for beginners. Completion of a writing course or demonstrated experience is required. Dr. Judith Chandler is a retired Furman professor and has taught at OLLI since its inception. She is also an artist and community volunteer. PAH837 Heartfelt Handmade Gifts Thursday, 1:30-3:30 p.m, Herring Center, Graham (HC005) There’s something truly special about giving a gift made by hand to brighten someone’s day with a thoughtful, handmade touch! In this warm and creative class, you’ll learn how to make beautiful small gifts and favors perfect for occasions like “get well,” “thinking of you,” “just because,” and celebrations of all kinds. Using charming papers, simple embellishments, and a dash of creativity, you’ll craft heartfelt tokens that bring joy to give and receive. No crafting experience needed— just your enthusiasm and a love for thoughtful gestures. You’ll leave with a lovely collection of ready-to-share creations of beaded pens, notepad wallets, stationary folios, tea samplers, soup packs, and plenty of inspiration to keep the kindness flowing all year long. Materials fee of $50 due to the instructor at the first class. Kimberly Hellams has been a mixed media artist, instructor and paper crafter for over 30 years. She shares her art on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram. Shaun Hellams will assist with this course.
LAN515 German VII Friday, 9-10:15 a.m., Meets online, Zoom This on-going German course is centered on increasing fluency, expanding vocabulary and deepening the knowledge of grammar and structures. This 3-week course meets April 17, May 1, May 15 Sonja Hickey was raised in a German- speaking household and studied German in high school and college. Sonja loves German and hopes you will too! PAH834 Felting 2D and 3D Fiber Arts Friday, Noon- 3 p.m., Herring Center, Graham (HC005) Wool can be transformed into wool painting or wool sculpture with various felting techniques. The instructor will demonstrate how to turn wool fibers into decorative yet functional felt creations. Step-by-step instruction will be offered. You will be guided how to blend, mix and needle felt with colorful wool fibers to create beautiful 2D wool motif and wool painting. You will also learn how to apply 3D needle felting technique to make a wool ornament. In addition, you will learn about wet felting and create a unique non-woven felted washcloth. Basic wool materials are included. Felting tools are available for use during class . This four-week 3-hour course will run between April 10 - May 1. Materials fee: $80 (due to instructor at first class). Cecilia Ho, a SC Arts Commission verified teaching-artist, has shared felting fun with all ages through festivals, workshops and FELTasticFashion DIY kits since 2011.
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HFE336 Rock Stars Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Meets Offsite Explore the mountain trails of Upstate South Carolina and Western North Carolina. Hike 6 to 10 miles at a moderately strenuous to strenuous pace. Please clear physical activity with your physician before registering. Bring water, lunch, and hiking gear including sturdy footwear. Carpool. Willie Stuck will lead these hikes. Mike Hill will assist.
HFE337 Pickleball I Friday, 9-11 a.m., North Village Pickleball Courts
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America. It is not only a fun sport but also an extremely social activity as well. Played on dedicated pickleball courts or modified tennis courts, it is played with a perforated ball and a special paddle. It is easy to learn and utilizes skills found in tennis, table tennis and racquetball. Because of the modified court, it appeals to those people who love a competitive sport that can be less physically demanding. This course was designed specifically as an entry level course for beginner players to become acquainted with the gift of pickleball. Paddles and balls are provided. Jim Derr is a pickleball enthusiast, both indoor and outdoor, and has played at venues throughout the state. He looks forward to introducing this fast-growing and socially active sport to future pickleballers. Bud Hamilton will assist. LAN514 German III Friday, 9-10:15 a.m., Meets online, Zoom This on-going German course is centered on increasing fluency, expanding vocabulary and deepening the knowledge of grammar and structures. This 3-week course meets March 27, April 24, May 8. Sonja Hickey was raised in a German- speaking household and studied German in high school and college. Sonja loves German and hopes you will too!
Please note class formats: Z = Zoom or H = Hybrid.
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