AcAdemyof Lifelong Learning

Rowan College at Gloucester County

Continuing Education Center1492 Tanyard Rd., Sewell, NJ 08080

856-415-2216 • RCGC.edu/ce

Spring/Summer 2016 Course Guide

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IN THIS SESSION, YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT:

• Strategies to keep up with multiple care-giving responsibilities

• Resources available to help with health care, financial/tax/legal issues and emotional wellbeing

• Solutions to common challenges facing those managing the estates and care of parents, as well as their own family

Sandwich generation

STUCK IN THE MIDDLE KEYS TO SUCCESS PRESENTATION

6–8 p.m.CONTINUING EDUCATION

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Wednesday MARCH

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Managing Your Own Financial, Legal and Health-Care Issues While Caring for Your Parents, Children and Relatives

Additional follow-up sessions will be provided on the issues of Medicare, Long-Term Care and Assisted Living, Eldercare, Estate and Financial Planning, Social Security and Emotional Wellbeing

To register, please call 856-415-2216.

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The Academy of Lifelong Learning is an initiative unique to RCGC to facilitate education, workforce development and personal enrichment to individuals who are at least 50 years of age. It is supported in part by the American Association of Community Colleges’ Plus Encore Completion Program.

For an annual fee of $90, individuals will receive an all-access membership with benefits at the college.

The Plus 50 Encore Completion Program is a national effort put forth by the AACC to retain more than 10,000 baby boomers for new positions in health care, education and social service industries. This grant-funded educational opportunity allows returning students to select from professional-development certificate courses of study.

• Free and discounted RCGC Continuing Education courses

• Access to campus resources such as Career & Academic Planning services, computer labs and library services

• Invitations to the College’s special events

• Volunteer opportunities

• Degree Completion Assistance

• Career Training opportunities

Membership Benefits

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Become a Volunteer through the Academy of Lifelong Learning. Listed below are some of the positions available today. For more information, contact Helen Antonucci, director of Senior Corps, at hantonuc@rcgc.edu.

Join our FacultyCome and share your professional experience or special interests with other bright, enthusiastic people. If interested in teaching a course, please submit a class description by calling 856-468-1742.

• Classroom Assistant • Community Service • Correspondence & Mailings • Curriculum Development

• Membership Management • Newsletter Development • Recruitment Outreach • Special Events

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Google Documents Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of MS WordGoogle Documents is an online word processing package that allows you to create and format your text and collaborate with colleagues and friends in real time. You can invite other people to collaborate on a document with you, giving them edit, comment or view access, view your documents revision history and roll back to any version, translate a document to a different language and much, much more! CEU 0.3Free ALL-GOO-101-01Wed., May 4, 6–8 pm ALL-GOO-101-02Wed., July 13, 6–8 pm

Google Spreadsheets Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of MS ExcelGoogle Spreadsheets is an online spreadsheet application that lets you create and format spreadsheets, charts, and gadgets, and work with other people at the same time. With Google spreadsheets you can embed a spreadsheet or individual sheets of your spreadsheet in your blog or website, import and convert .xls, .csv, .txt and .ods formatted data, chat in real time with others who are editing your spreadsheet and so much more! CEU 0.3Free ALL-GOO-102-01 Wed., May 11, 6–8 pm ALL-GOO-102-02 Wed., July 20, 6–8 pm

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Google Presentations Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of MS PowerPointGoogle Presentations is an online presentations editor that allows you to display your work in a visual way. Here’s what you can do with Google presentations: With Google presentations you can share and edit presentations with your friends and coworkers, publish and embed your presentations in a website, allowing access to a wide audience, allow real-time viewing of presentations, online, from separate remote locations and so much more. CEU 0.3Free ALL-GOO-103-01 Wed., May 18, 6–8 pm ALL-GOO-103-02 Wed., July 27, 6–8 pm

Google Forms Google Forms are a useful tool to help you plan events, send a survey, give students a quiz, or collect other information in an easy, streamlined way. Come learn how to use Google Forms connected to a spreadsheet with the same title. When you send or share a form, recipients’ responses will automatically be collected in that spreadsheet. CEU 0.3Free ALL-GOO-104-01 Wed., May 25, 6–8 pm ALL-GOO-104-02 Wed., Aug. 3, 6–8 pm

Google Drive Google Drive is a cloud-based file storage application offered to Gmail users. Learn how to create a Google Drive account, access your account through Gmail, upload and organize content, create files with Google Docs, share documents and folders, and more useful tipsFree ALL-GOO-105-01Wed., June 8, 6–8 pm ALL-GOO-105-02Wed., Aug. 10, 6–8 pm

Terrified of ComputersThis basic-skills class teaches students everything they need to know about computers, from turning on the machine, to working with desktop files. You will learn the basics of word processing. Free ALL-TEC-101Thur., June 23 & 30, 2:15–4:15 pm

Beginner ComputersThis introductory course conveys computer terms and explains basic skills such as surfing the Internet, sending emails and attaching documents. Free ALL-TEC-109-01Mon., July 25 & Aug. 1, 6–8 pm ALL-TEC-109-02Thur., May 5 & 12, 2:15–4:15 pm

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Email BasicsCreate a Web-based email account and learn how to send, save and forward messages. Proper email etiquette and attaching files, photos and more are among topics covered. Students who currently have an email account should bring their address and password to class to participate in how-to exercises and tutorials. Free ALL-TEC-102-01Thur., May 19, 2:15–4:15 pm

Emailing with AttachmentsAcquire skills to send and receive email attachments such as files and photos. Proficiencies range from opening, viewing and saving attachments, to sharing website links within email messages. Students practice their skills by sending and receiving attachments in class. Free ALL-TEC-103-01Thur., May 26, 2:15–4:15 pm ALL-TEC-100-02Mon., Aug. 15, 6–8 pm

Internet Basics: Surfin’ the “Net”A wealth of information is a click away thanks to the Internet. After studying basic Internet terminology, students use Web browsers, addresses and search engines to obtain information.Free ALL-TEC-124-02Wed., Aug. 24, 6–8 pm

Intro to Word ProcessingThis class centers on creating, editing, revising, saving and printing documents using WordPad. Students navigate spellcheck, thesaurus, formatting and auto-correct program tools. Free ALL-TEC-105Thur., Apr. 7, 2:15–4:15 pm

Intro to PicasaDiscover ways to enhance, retouch and organize their photos. Using Picasa software, students edit, crop, clean and correct photos in addition to make prints, create collages, email photos and create online albums to share with friends and family. $20 ALL-TEC-106Wed., June 1, 6–8 pm

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Apple iPhone 101Recently purchase an iPhone? Designed for iPhone users, this class explores Apple ID accounts, preferences and privacy settings. Students set up their Apple IDs using their email addresses, learn how to effectively use mobile apps and surf the Internet on their phones. Students are encouraged to have a means of payment (i.e. credit, debit or gift card) to use their Apple ID accounts and purchase apps. $5 ALL-IPN-101Wed., Mar. 16 & 23, 3–5 pm

Getting to Know Your iPadHave you recently purchased an iPad and want to make the most of your device? You will discover tablet basics to maximize its use, including how to set up user accounts, purchase items through the App Store and establish privacy settings and user preferences. In addition, you will have the opportunity to work with the instructor on a one-on-one basis. Students must bring their tablets to class. You are also encouraged to have a means of payment (i.e. credit, debit or gift card) to use your Apple ID account and purchase apps.$5 ALL-TAB-101Mon. , Mar. 14 & 21, 6–8 pm

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Twitter 101Twitter, a micro-blogging network, is a form of social media that enables users to post information in 140 characters or less. It is a useful Web platform for staying connected to loved ones and the current events that matter most. This simple and engaging tutorial shows students various ways to use Twitter to enhance their lives.Free ALL-TEC-200-01Thur., June 9, 2:15–4:15 pm

Facebook 101This course teaches students how to create, use and maintain a Facebook profile. Additional topics center on the complex Facebook privacy policies, security settings and features.Free ALL-TEC-204-01Thur., Apr. 14, 2:15–4:15 pm ALL-TEC-204-02Wed., Aug. 17, 6–8 pm

Pinterest 101Pinterest is a popular social media website for creating virtual pin boards to share with friends and family. Users can create pin boards on any subject of their choosing, from vintage cars and favorite recipes, to funny cat videos and artwork. Students join the fun and see what other people are pinning. Free ALL-TEC-213-01Thur., Apr. 28, 2:15–4:15 pm ALL-TEC-213-02Wed., Aug. 24, 2:15–4:15 pm

Introduction to LinkedInLinkedIn, a social media platform, is dedicated solely to professional networking. It is a website that enables prospective workers and employers to interact through connections and job postings. We will help you make your profiles stand out and provide you with tips and strategies on how to better promote yourself on LinkedIn. Free ALL-TEC-208-01Thur., Apr. 21, 2:15–4:15 pm ALL-TEC-208-02Wed., Aug. 31, 6–8 pm

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SkypeSkype allows users to make video calls in real time as well as send instant messages to friends and family. Users can also obtain a phone number and make calls to anyone around the world at an affordable rate. Come and explore the Skype platform and discover new ways to stay connected to those who matter most. Free ALL-TEC-216-02Wed., July 6, 6–8 pm

Blog BasicsBlogs, such as WordPress and Tumblr, are a popular medium for everyday people to communicate their opinions, experiences, passions and more with the world. Come and learn the basics of blogging and start one of your own with this social media tutorial. Free ALL-TEC-220-01Thur., June 16, 2:15–4:15 pm

Digital Photography — Your Camera Made Easy Gain a better understanding of today’s digital technology. Students learn how to easily operate their cameras, which results in great photos of grandchildren, family members, friends and all the places in which they travel. This is a hands-on class, so students must bring their cameras, owner’s manuals, charged batteries and memory cards. $29 ALL-DIG-101 Thur., June 2 & 9, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Coupon CrazyDouble Coupons, Extreme Couponing . . . interested? Think couponing isn’t for you? Ever look at circulars and wonder what it all means? Then join us as we take the mystery out of coupons and learn to save money while shopping! Join us for this exciting workshop on making the most of couponing.Free ALL-COU-100Thur., Apr. 14, 7–8:30 pm ALL-COU-101Thur., June 9, 7–8:30 pm

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NEW! Pet First AideRowan College, in partnership with Career Development Institute (CDI), is pleased to offer a Certified Pet First Aid and Emergency Preparedness for Animals course. This interactive course will focus on the topics such as pet first aid, animal CPR, preparing for and reacting to pet emergencies, and general pet care. Learn about animal behavior, “Best Practice” tips, and how to plan and prepare for disasters with your animal. $35 ALL-PFA-10Tue., May 3, 5:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Peace in the PackDogs communicate with us and with each other in a variety of ways that are not always recognizable to the people caring for them. Innovative ways to address negative behavioral issues and at times to avert them will be the focus of this course. Developing, understanding and interpreting canine body language and postures is the key to understanding how communicate. This is an excellent for veterinarians and veterinary techs as well as caregivers.$20 ALL-PIP-11Thur., May 12 – June 9, 7–9 pm

Coffee and Canvas SeriesAre you a Picasso in the making? This fun and exciting course will bring out the artist in every student. Coffee will be served and a canvas painting will go home with students at the end of the session.

Nature Scene Canvas Painting$35 ALL-CAC-102-02Mon., Mar. 14, 6–8 pm

Abstract Canvas Painting$35 ALL-CAC-103-02Mon., Apr. 11, 12–2 pm

NEW! Beginning Sign LanguageLearn Basic Sign Language. This class would be excellent for educators and parents who would like to teach their own children a second language.$35 ALL-PRO-120Tue., June 14 – July 19, 6–8 pm

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Day Trips To ExciTing HoTspoTs!

Baltimore/American Craft Council ShowChoose between exploring the Inner Harbor of Baltimore with loads of historical landmarks or the American Craft Council Show. More than 650 top, contemporary jewelry, clothing, furniture and home décor artists from across the country will gather under one roof. Meet the country’s top emerging artists! Love fashion? This is your year. Professional stylists will show how handmade pieces are the perfect fit for any fashion-conscious wardrobe in their new program “Style Slam.” Get creative at experiential “Let’s Make Inspiration Stations” set up by top artisans and industry experts — fun for the whole family. See craft in context at the home décor exhibition “Make Room: Modern Design Meets Craft.” This year’s theme is “4 Directions” where designers and architects will create room vignettes inspired by the fine craft that demonstrates the essence of style in the North, South, East or West.

February 20 $50 (Includes ticket and transportation)Depart: 8 am, RCGC Parking Lot D Return: 7pm

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Day Trips To ExciTing HoTspoTs!

SHUFFLE ALONG… Or the Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and all that followed! Music Box Theater, New York, New YorkWorld class entertainment… Six-Time Tony Award Winner Audra McDonald returns to Broadway with an All-Star Cast in the musical sensation of the year! Brian Stokes Mitchell, Billy Porter, Brandon Victor Dixon and Joshua Henry. In May 1921, the new musical SHUFFLE ALONG became the unlikeliest of hits, significantly altering the face of the Broadway Musical, as well as that of New York City. By the time SHUFFLE ALONG stumbled into town after a back-breaking pre-Broadway tour, it was deeply in debt and set to open at a remote Broadway house on West 63rd Street. But with an infectious Jazz score and exuberant, unforgettable dancing, SHUFFLE ALONG ignited all of New York City. Because of SHUFFLE ALONG, uptown and downtown met – and became one. Tony Award Winner Audra McDonald and cast bring the original show back to glorious life while simultaneously telling the back-stage saga of its creation! (Morning in the City/Afternoon at the Theater)

April 30 $90 (includes ticket and transportation)Depart: 8 am, RCGC Parking Lot D Return: After the Musical

For more information, please contact Roxanne Somers:

856-681-6211 • rsomers@rcgc.edu

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Stained Glass Mosaic Panel Make a colorful abstract mosaic panel to hang in a sunny window. All materials and instruction will be provided to create a unique glass on glass creation. We will work with a variety of beads and stained glass bits and pieces. The wood-framed panel can be made horizontally or vertically in your choice of colors. No experience needed. The first week of the two week program will be planning and gluing. The second week will be grouting and finishing. Bring a friend and nurture your creative side!$25 ALL-MSC-103Mon., Mar. 21 & 28, 6–8 pm

Mosaic Flowerpot Make a colorful addition to your garden or windowsill by creating a one-of-a-kind mosaic flowerpot. Using glass tiles and marbles, decorate a clay pot in your choice of colors and design. The first week of this 2-week workshop will be planning and gluing. The second week will be grouting and finishing. No experience required!$25 ALL-MSC-104Mon. & Tue., Apr. 18 & 19, 6–8 pm

Mosaic Garden Bricks Create a beautiful and durable addition to your spring garden. Using the direct method of mosaic we will transform an ordinary paver into a work of art with mini ceramic tiles, stained glass, mirror, and glass marbles. The finished piece can withstand the weather and be left outside in the garden or used inside as a doorstop or decoration. The first week of the two week program will be planning and gluing. The second week will be grouting and finishing. $25 ALL-MSC-105Mon. & Tue., June 6 & 7, 6–8 pm

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Mah Jongg I Come learn and try to master the ancient tile game of Mah Jongg. If you like playing cards, you will love this challenging game. No experience is required. Learn to play by the National Mah Jongg League’s rules. Free ALL-MAJ-101Mon., June 6 –27, 5:30–7:30 pm($10 book fee. Payment due at registration.)

NEW! Keyboarding/ Beginner Piano Learn to read and write music in this basic beginner keyboarding course. Designed for the beginner, please bring your keyboard, music stand and love of the music!Free ALL-MUS-100Wed., June 8 – July 13, 10 am–12 pm

Drawing IThink drawing is a natural gift that only artists possess? Think again. Students practice their skills and develop their artistic eyes with the help of a skilled instructor. Free ALL-DRW-100-01Tue., Apr. 15 – May 31, 10 am–12 pm ALL-DRW-100-02Tue., June 7 – Aug. 30, 10 am–12 pm

CrochetCome learn the beautiful and traditional art of crocheting, arm knitting and ruffle scarfs. You can make great things to wear, give as gifts, and decorate your home. Beginner to advance, all are welcome! You will be able to pick your project by your skill level. **Bring your own crochet hook (J) and one light colored skein of yarn (worsted weight). Please note that this class is held every other week due to independent projects.$15 ALL-CR-100-01Wed., Apr. 6 – May 18, 6–8 pm ALL-CR-100-02Wed., June 22 – Aug. 3, 6–8 pm

Quilting 101Come in as a beginner and leave with the knowledge and tools to carry you through a lifetime of quilting. Please bring with you to first class: 1 – 45 mm rotary cutter, 1 – cutting mat no smaller than 17" x 14", 1– acrylic ruler size 3.5" x 24", a notebook and your imagination!$15 ALL-QT-101Tue., May 10, 1–3 pm

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Aroma TherapyThis is often referred to as “The missing link in modern medicine.” The use of plant extracts and essential oils have been used since the beginning of time to medicinally kill bacteria, mold and viruses, repel insects and stimulate tissue and nerve regeneration. They also provide fragrances to balance mood, uplift spirits, and dispel negative emotions. We will learn what essential oils are and how to use them for various conditions. $5 ALL-ARO-100Thur., Apr. 14 – 21, 1–3 pm

Introduction to Handwriting AnalysisPeoples words can be deceptive but their handwriting doesn’t lie. In this class you will be introduced to the basics of handwriting analysis. You will learn to identify some basic personality and character traits hidden in their handwriting.$5 ALL-WR-100-01Wed., June 15, 6–7:30 pm

Mindfulness This is more than just being in the present moment. What do the thoughts and feelings I’m having in these moments mean? Do you ever think, “Why does this always happen to me? Why am I feeling angry or conflicted?” Learn how to go from sadness, anger, or disappointment to compassion, fulfillment, balance, creativity, inspiration and joy. Through awareness, we realize that our thoughts, feelings, attitudes and emotions are expressions of ourselves that can be acted upon consciously and changed at any time if we so desire.$5 ALL-WEL-103Tue., May 10, 1–3 pm

Juicing and YouJuicing is a process that helps individuals shed pounds, detox and add nutrient- packed snacks into their diets. This class relays the purpose, process and benefits of juicing as well as ways to incorporate it into daily diets. Free ALL-DTX-102-01Wed., Apr. 6, 6–7:30 pm ALL-DTX-102-02Wed., July 13, 6–7:30 pm

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Laying a Healthy Foundation ILearn the 20 reasons sugar ruins your health and how to identify their many names. Food can either increase or decrease our energy so come and learn how to eat for energy! Examine supplements and their proper use. Learn how to make healthy changes so you can live the abundant life you were called to live! $5 ALL-LHF-100Tue., Mar. 1 – Apr. 19, 6–7 pm

NEW! Laying a Healthy Foundation IIThis course is designed to show you how changing your relationship with food can increase your health and lifestyle. Learn how making food your FARMacy makes for a healthy vibrant life!. Highlights of the program will include topics such as fast food and special diets, making SMART goals and shopping market tours! Pharmacy verses FARMacy, understanding weight loss and fad diets, understanding food labelling are discussed in this course. $5 ALL-LHF-101Tue., May 10 – June 21, 6–7 pm

Stress Management with MeditationMeditation is a great way to promote relaxation and combat daily stressors. This class conveys the basic principles of mediation that can help eliminate stress and its harmful effects on the body. $20 ALL-SMM-101-01Mon., May 16, 6–9 pm ALL-SMM-101-02Mon., Aug. 8, 6–9 pm

Yoga and Loving Your BackImplement a daily regimen of yoga and self-care that acts to manage and prevent the re-occurrence of chronic back pain. Come explore chronic back pain and how it affects our activity of daily living. Explore the eight Steps to Wellness I & II. $5 ALL-YO-100-01Fri., Apr. 8 – 29, 10–11 am ALL-YO-100-02Thur., July 7 – 28, 9:30–10:30 am

Tai Chi for Arthritis Tai Chi will increase your energy through gentle movements to help improve your quality of life. The movements are safe and easily adjusted for the degree of exertion, making it suitable for all levels of ability and effectively helps relieve pain, increase energy, and strengthening the mind. Beginners are welcome.$39 ALL-TAI-100-01Thur., Apr. 14 – June 16, 11:30 am–12:30 pm

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NEW! Instant Wine WisdomThis course will focus upon the “best buys” available in the market today for $13 to $20 a bottle. This will be an excellent experience for the student who is intrigued by the allure of wine and wishes to become a savvy consumer without going broke. $45 ALL-PRO-293Thur., Aug. 18 & 25, 7–9 pm

Healthy Foods in an Unhealthy WorldDiscover disease fighting and immune boosting benefits of food! Full of ideas for preparation and serving tips, this program will help you win the battle in healthy food choices! Foods that protect your health will be highlighted.Free ALL-DIA-200-01Wed., May 11, 6–8 pm ALL-DIA-200-02Wed., June 22, 6–8 pm

Natural Ways to Deal with DiabetesThe basics in dealing with Diabetes have changed. Discover the powerful new menu and how to get started. Come learn tips for shopping, basic food staples and simple snack ideas that will provide natural ways of managing your dietary needs.Free ALL-DIA-100-01Wed., Apr. 13, 6–8 pm ALL-DIA-100-02Wed., July 20, 6–8 pm

Weight Loss through HypnosisThis class will show you how weight loss through hypnosis is easy and doable. You will learn how to tap into the inner power of your subconscious and reprogram old habits with new healthy ones. And, having a support group makes it much more motivating and enjoyable. Hypnosis is not magic but the results can seem magical.Free ALL-WL-100Tue., May 3 – 24, 6–7:30 pm

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Swing/Jitterbug DancingWhether it is called Lindy, Boogie Woogie or Swing, the Jitterbug is still a classic American dance. Swing/Jitterbug is done to the music of Big Band, Rock “N” Roll, and Country. Learn the timing, basic movements, turns and more. Partners are not required. Free ALL-DAN-200-01Tue., June 7 – 307, 7–8 pm

Salsa & Meringue — Dance Night Out! This course is a concentration on just two popular rhythms — Salsa and Merengue. Dances will include beginner to advance moves. Come and join the fun of dancing. Partners are not required — however partners will not be supplied either. Free ALL-DAN-140-01Tue., July 12 – 28, 7–8 pm

NEW! Getting Paid to Talk Get paid to talk! Ever wonder where audio books and documentaries, children’s material, commercials, and animation get their voice? This single evening class will introduce attendees to the expanding world of voice overs. Everyone attending will get to record a short commercial. Designed as an upbeat and realistic introduction to the voice over field, this class is great for those who have been told that they have a good voice. $25 ALL-PRO-294Wed., Mar. 30, 6:30–9 pm ALL-PRO-294Thur., July 21, 6:30–9 pm

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Career PlanningRowan College at Gloucester County’s Plus 50 Encore Completion program offers career planning services specifically for individuals who are at least 50 years of age and older. Located on campus, the Career and Academic Planning (CAP) Center maintains a number of resources to help individuals with resume writing, interviewing, dressing for success, navigating the job hunt, selecting academic majors and more. Career counselors work with students to align their educational plans with their occupational goals. For more information or to make an appointment, call 856-464-5229.

Medicare and YouLed by a Certified State Health Insurance Medicare Counselor, this workshop brings students up to speed on everything they need to know about Medicare. Prescription Plan D, the Medicare system and purchasing additional insurance are among topics covered. To register call: 856-468-1742Free for EveryoneThur., Mar. 17, 2–4 pmThur., Apr. 5, 2–4 pm

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Glassboro Senior Center Academy ClassesRowan College at Gloucester County’s Academy of Lifelong Learning is pleased to announce its partnership with the Glassboro Senior Center. The following personal growth, health and wellness workshops take place at the Glassboro Senior Center. For more information about the classes and programs offered at this location, please call 856-881-1515, ext. 3.

Glassboro Park & Recreation152 S. Delsea DriveGlassboro, NJ 08028

Chair Fitness Level IExercise is important for staying healthy and fit, but many people cannot exercise regularly due to limited mobility. Chair fitness class is design to make participation in an exercise program easy.FreeMon., Wed. & Fri., 9:30 am

Chair Fitness Level IIThis class builds on the principles and practices of Chair Fitness Level I, and includes more standing and movement. Chair Fitness is designed to make participation in exercise programs easy for students with limited mobility. FreeMon., Wed. & Fri., 1 pm

Craft ClassStudents relax and share creative time with new friends during this beginner’s crafting class. FreeTue. & Thur., 9:30 am

Walking ProgramWant to start a fitness program but unsure of where to start? The solution is simple. Walking is one of the easiest and most profitable forms of exercise. Students must possess a good pair of shoes, comfortable clothing and a desire to get moving. FreeTue., 1–2 pmDorothy L. Bullock Elementary School370 New St. E.Glassboro, NJ 08028

Weight TrainingThis workshop promotes all around strength in both the upper and lower parts of the body. Students enjoy improved joint health, balance and stability, enhanced metabolic fitness and balance. A doctor’s note of approval is required to participate. FreeTue., 9:15–10:45 am152 S. Delsea DriveGlassboro, NJ 08028

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Academy of Life Long Learning Membership FormRegistration is Easy!Simply complete the form below and return it to the Division of Continuing Education. The Academy of Lifelong Learning annual membership fee is $90. Proof of age is required for all members.Please return this form with your check — payable to Rowan College at Gloucester County — by mail or in person to: Rowan College at Gloucester County, Continuing Education Center, 1492 Tanyard Road, Sewell, NJ 08080

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Refund/Withdrawal PolicyThe Academy for Lifelong Learning (ALL) is a membership organization that offers courses specifically designed for active adults, age 50+.No refunds are given for yearly Academy for Lifelong Learning membership fees. Regarding classes, members must officially withdraw before class begins to receive a refund for the course fee. Otherwise, no refund will be given.

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ALL-100-01 Academy of Lifelong Learning Membership Fee $90

Course Registration

Are you 60 years young?Are you now engaged in volunteer work? Would you like to be?

1400 Tanyard Road, Sewell , New Jersey 08080 856-468-5000 • RCGC.edu

If your answer to any one of these questions is “YES,” the SENIOR CORPS Community Service program would like to hear from you.

Sponsored by RSVP, the United Way of Gloucester County, Rowan College at Gloucester County and the Gloucester County Department on Aging

Please call 856-468-1742 or visit us on our website at RCGC.edu/ce/communityservice

Are you interested in having the Academy of Lifelong Learning offer courses at your local community center

or 55+ retirement communities?

Please contact us at 856-468-1742 or email Academy@rcgc.edu.

Is Medicare Costing You Too Much?

MIPPA of Gloucester County (Medicare Improvements for Patient & Provider Act)

Can Help YouPrograms available:

SLMB/QI, PAAD, Senior GoldFree Medicare counseling available

1400 Tanyard Road, Sewell, NJ 08080

For more information call 856-468-1742

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