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Tue12 Advanced ASL: Build Fluency and Confidence
with Elsie Nemeth, B.S.
Continue expanding your American Sign Language skills in a fun, supportive environment. Weekly practice focuses on vocabulary growth, finger-spelling, communication, expression, ASL history, and confidence-building. Intended for students with intermediate-level signing experience or higher. Co-teacher Marcia Haslett, M.Ed
Tue37 Election Basics - How Elections Work in St. Joseph County
with Amy Rolfes, BA, MA in Education, Certification in Election Administration
Curious about how Elections work in St. Joseph County? Who does what—from voter registration to Election Day operations and certification of results? Guided by Indiana Election law, administered by certified Election Officials, and carried out by trained community members just like you at our vote centers, elections are truly a team effort. Join County Clerk Amy Rolfes for an inside look at the Election process and discover how every vote makes its way from ballot box to final results. No class week 8 (Nov 2-6).
Tue20 Write Your Own 10-Minute Stage Play
with Mark Bradford
The goal of the class will be to have you complete a 10-minute play in four weeks. Class participants will critique each other's work. Tentatively one or two will be selected for either a table read or produced on stage as part of a "festival." Details to be worked out once we see where the class is.
Tue23 Brain Care is Self Care Expanded
with Tom Roe, Master Facilitator of Aces, L.C.A.C.
Discover how your brain works and why caring for it matters. Learn practical strategies from NEAR-P science to improve personal well-being, strengthen relationships, and support community resilience. The course also explores Trauma-Informed Care and the Self-Healing Communities of Michiana movement. All materials are provided.
Tue26 Go Wild: An Insider’s Guide to the Potawatomi Zoo
with Diane Schenk
Take an exciting five-week journey through the history, operations, and conservation work of the Potawatomi Zoo. Explore animals from around the world, learn about the people who keep the zoo running, and enjoy a special visit from animal ambassadors. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for one of our community’s treasured attractions.
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.
Tue33 The Films and Fashions of Audrey Hepburn
with Judith Heying
Would there be a LBD (Little Black Dress) without Audrey Hepburn and Givenchy? Join us as we follow Audrey's movie career and fashion evolution by watching and discussing ten of her films. Fashion mavens welcome -- the presenters are serious movie buffs but merely fashion aficionados.
Tue35 Forever Pinochle Club
with Beth Holstein, MSN, MBA
Join us for Forever Pinochle Club, a lively and social gathering for anyone who enjoys the classic card game of strategy, skill, and friendly competition! Each week, players will come together for relaxed games, great conversation, and plenty of laughter. Whether you’re an experienced pinochle player or looking to refresh your skills, this club is a wonderful way to connect with others, share tips, and enjoy an afternoon of cards and camaraderie. No formal instruction—just fun, friendship, and great hands. All skill levels are welcome!