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Tue27 Unlocking Words: Exploring English Morphology
with Brooks Crofoot, M.D.
Discover how English words are built and how understanding word parts can expand your vocabulary. Learn the meanings of common prefixes, roots, and suffixes, develop skills in analyzing unfamiliar words, and explore the fascinating history of English vocabulary. This course will help you better understand, learn, and use words with confidence. Text required: Exploring English Morphology ($20), available through the instructor. One session may be adjusted if needed.
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Tue31 Forever Connected: Beginning Computer and Smartphone Skills
with Cynthia Nikolai, Ph.D.
Build confidence using computers (Windows 11), smartphones, and essential online tools. Learn email, internet safety, passwords, online forms, social media, banking, shopping, apps, and more. Devices are provided, and a skills checklist will guide progress. Students who complete the course may borrow a computer through the FLI Lending Library. Offered free through a generous grant.
Tue36 Let's Train Your Brain! Improve Hearing and Memory
with David Keenan, HIS
Let’s Train Your Brain! Discover LACE AI Pro, an auditory training app designed to improve hearing in noise, process rapid speech, strengthen memory and recall, enhance deductive reasoning, and develop speech-reading skills. Often described as physical therapy for hearing and memory, LACE can help users get more from hearing aids and benefit those with normal hearing as well. A free lifetime license ($350 value) is included. Participants should plan to use the app 10–15 minutes daily. Hearing aids, ear buds or earphones connected to smart phone or tablet required.
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Wed15 Yoga for True Beginners
with Eileen Gerspach
Curious about yoga but unsure where to start? This gentle, small-group class introduces basic poses, simple transitions, and techniques to improve balance, flexibility, and overall well-being. Build confidence in a relaxed, supportive environment. Bring a yoga mat and water bottle; chairs, blocks, and blankets will be provided. Participants should be able to get down to and up from the floor independently using props. Class will meet on Wednesday and Thursday for the first three weeks making it 6 sessions.
Wed16 AI, Prediction, and the Future We Can See
with Barry Keating, Ph.D.
Can we predict elections, weather, stock markets, disease outbreaks, or the next big trend? Explore forecasting, predictive analytics, and artificial intelligence in everyday language. Through demonstrations, activities, case studies, and discussion, you’ll learn how experts make predictions, how computers uncover patterns, and how AI is reshaping our world. No technical background required—just curiosity.
Wed21 Writing the Stories of Your Life
with Ann Carey Schmiedeler, B.A.
If you ever wanted to write your memoir but felt it was too overwhelming, this class is for you. You will learn how to organize your life's experiences into short stories based on topics the instructor will provide every week. You will also find inspiration from your classmates' stories and develop skills to produce a memoir that will be treasured by your descendants.
Wed22 Forever Cribbage
with Cameron Melvoin, B.S.
Join the movement! Beginners and experienced players are welcome. Learn and play this exciting board/card game. Great time to meet others and enjoy a great game. Learn 2 handed, three handed, and partner cribbage. Basic math skills are helpful. Great game to share with children and grandchildren.
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Wed33 Beginning Euchre
with Cathy Wilson
Discover the fun and friendly game of Euchre in this beginner course designed just for you. Learn the rules, card values, basic strategies, and the partnerships that make this classic game so enjoyable. Each session offers clear instruction, practice hands, and time to build confidence while socializing with fellow players. By the end, you’ll be ready to join games with friends and family—and can easily transition into the Forever Euchre Club when you’re ready.