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Sioux Falls, Brookingsand Vermillion

www.olliuc.orgOLLI PHONE NUMBERS: (605) 274-9528 or 274-9529

for Sioux Falls and Vermillion

(605) 688-4077 Brookings

Chamberlain course catalog sent separately

OSHERLIFELONGLEARNINGINSTITUTE

Fall 2017September - OctOber

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OLLI Partners in Learning:Our Partners in Learning PrOvide us with cLassrOOm sPace and Other cOnsideratiOns.

OLLI Financial Partners:Our sincerest thanks tO the fOLLOwing sPOnsOrs whO dOnate financiaL suPPOrt and services tO OLLi.

First Lutheran Church Brookings

OrriOn and Edith BargEr MEMOrial

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Learn for the love of it!Classes s Travel s Lectures s Films s Active Learning

What is OLLI?The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) brings together curious people who want to learn for the love of it - no grades, no tests, just fun! OLLI aims to engage the mind, stimulate the senses, and foster learning through an affordable program of classes, travel, lectures, films and active learning opportunities.

Classes are offered in the fall, winter, and spring of each academic year and span a broad range of interests from history and current events to creative arts and other mind-expanding topics. OLLI instructors are a mix of university professors, peer enthusiasts, and experts in their fields. We would love to have you join us!

What an OLLI membership gets you:

OLLI FALL 2017 REGISTRATIONONLINE REGISTRATION OPENS AT NOON ON AUGUST 21

Nancy Wehrkamp, Director of OLLI in South Dakota

}Unlimited class enrollment in each term at all locations

}Access to travel, active learning opportunities and discounted tickets for select local programs

}Chance to expand your horizons beyond those of your career

}Opportunities to get involved by teaching, shaping future courses, marketing, and other volunteer roles

}Choose from over 150 classes every term

}Learn from and interact with live instructors

}Meet interesting people and make new friends as you learn

}Stay involved with the world around you

}Refresh your mind and viewpoint while becoming a more informed citizen

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Class Title & Instructor Pg Class Title & Instructor Pg

History and Current EventsSD Art & Ag Museums (Hilderbrand) Mon 12 TED Talks (Stevens) Wed 21Europe & Persian Gulf (Schorn) Mon 12 Burma Travel (Doolittles) Wed 23Civil War Campaigns (Hoskins) Mon 13 A South Dakota Life (Sutton) Wed 24National Music & W. H. Over Museums (Hilderbrand) Mon 13 Heritage Park Tour (Berdahl/

Hilderbrand) Thurs 25

Early Sioux Falls (Hoskins) Mon 14 SF News & Issues (Hilderbrand/Halleen) Thurs 25

Geopolitics (Granholm) Mon 15 Presidential Powers (Burns) Thurs 26

U.S. Space Program (Hicks) Mon 15 Stockyards Exhibit (Hoesing) Thurs 27

Travel Photography (Rasmussen) Tues 17 Religious Liberty (Thompson) Thurs 27

Historic Preservation (Wilson) Tues 18 Tour of Hutterite Colony (Wipf) Thurs 28

Lobbyists (Duncan/Dougherty) Tues 18 Avoid Fake News (Van Maanen) Thurs 28

Behind the Scenes of Dances With Wolves movie (Stevens) Tues 19 Tennessee Johnson (Hollingsworth) Fri 30

State of Business in Sioux Falls (Schwan) Tues 20 Path to SD Supreme Court Justice

(Amundson) Fri 30

Cambodian Assimilation (Ouch) Tues 20 Legislative Preview (Owens/Miller) Fri 31Health and Wellness

Yoga-Evening (Dion) Mon 13 Avera Orthopedics (Ambrose/Klinkhammer) Wed 22

Gentle Yoga (Austin) Mon 13 Midco® Aquatic Center (Pearson) Wed 23Chair Yoga (Austin) Mon 14 Parkinson’s (Tranberg/Tidwell) Wed 24

Avera Integrative Medicine (Flickema/Williams/Jones) Mon 14 The Greatest Gift (Berdahl) Thurs 25

Sanford Cancer Cntr (Tollefson) Mon 16 Thrive to 105 (Koerner) Thurs 28T’ai Chi (Kersbergen) Tues 17 Dementia & Alzheimer’s (Raines) Thurs 28Senior Living Choices (Scott) Tues 18 Who Checks What? (Kvale) Fri 29

Advance Care Planning (Cazer) Tues 20 Kayaking (Klawitter) Fri 30Avera eCARE (Kennedy) Wed 20 Strength Training (Oplinger) Fri 30Developing Brain (Weimer) Wed 22

Literature and WritingSiouxland Libraries (Neeves/Borchert) Mon 15 Life & Writings of William Faulkner

(Schneider) Wed 21

Writing a Book of Poetry (Cole) Mon 16 ABCs of Social Media (Nelson) Wed 22

Sioux Falls - starting on Page 12 (Locations listed on page 11 and in class descriptions)

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History and Current EventsSD Art & Ag Museums (Hilderbrand) Mon 12 TED Talks (Stevens) Wed 21Europe & Persian Gulf (Schorn) Mon 12 Burma Travel (Doolittles) Wed 23Civil War Campaigns (Hoskins) Mon 13 A South Dakota Life (Sutton) Wed 24National Music & W. H. Over Museums (Hilderbrand) Mon 13 Heritage Park Tour (Berdahl/

Hilderbrand) Thurs 25

Early Sioux Falls (Hoskins) Mon 14 SF News & Issues (Hilderbrand/Halleen) Thurs 25

Geopolitics (Granholm) Mon 15 Presidential Powers (Burns) Thurs 26

U.S. Space Program (Hicks) Mon 15 Stockyards Exhibit (Hoesing) Thurs 27

Travel Photography (Rasmussen) Tues 17 Religious Liberty (Thompson) Thurs 27

Historic Preservation (Wilson) Tues 18 Tour of Hutterite Colony (Wipf) Thurs 28

Lobbyists (Duncan/Dougherty) Tues 18 Avoid Fake News (Van Maanen) Thurs 28

Behind the Scenes of Dances With Wolves movie (Stevens) Tues 19 Tennessee Johnson (Hollingsworth) Fri 30

State of Business in Sioux Falls (Schwan) Tues 20 Path to SD Supreme Court Justice

(Amundson) Fri 30

Cambodian Assimilation (Ouch) Tues 20 Legislative Preview (Owens/Miller) Fri 31Health and Wellness

Yoga-Evening (Dion) Mon 13 Avera Orthopedics (Ambrose/Klinkhammer) Wed 22

Gentle Yoga (Austin) Mon 13 Midco® Aquatic Center (Pearson) Wed 23Chair Yoga (Austin) Mon 14 Parkinson’s (Tranberg/Tidwell) Wed 24

Avera Integrative Medicine (Flickema/Williams/Jones) Mon 14 The Greatest Gift (Berdahl) Thurs 25

Sanford Cancer Cntr (Tollefson) Mon 16 Thrive to 105 (Koerner) Thurs 28T’ai Chi (Kersbergen) Tues 17 Dementia & Alzheimer’s (Raines) Thurs 28Senior Living Choices (Scott) Tues 18 Who Checks What? (Kvale) Fri 29

Advance Care Planning (Cazer) Tues 20 Kayaking (Klawitter) Fri 30Avera eCARE (Kennedy) Wed 20 Strength Training (Oplinger) Fri 30Developing Brain (Weimer) Wed 22

Literature and WritingSiouxland Libraries (Neeves/Borchert) Mon 15 Life & Writings of William Faulkner

(Schneider) Wed 21

Writing a Book of Poetry (Cole) Mon 16 ABCs of Social Media (Nelson) Wed 22


Writing Your Life Story (Oliver) Wed 23 Visual Journaling (Walsh) Fri 29

One Book SD (Olbertson) Thurs 24 Deadwood Trip Information Class (Olbertson) Thurs 30

Bonding with Bread and Broth (Olbertson) Thurs 26 Deadwood Trip - SD Book Festival

(Olbertson) Thurs-Sun 30

Science, Math & Technology

Mammals at the Zoo (Spencer) Mon 12 Looking at Earth from Space (Daniels/Loveland/Peterson/Lacey) Wed 22

Quarry Tours-A&B (Gansz/Pollema) Tues 16 Global Financial System (Johnson) Wed 24Good Earth State Park (Henning/Nuncio) Tues 16 Protecting Public Health

(Heirholzer) Thurs 25

African Bird Safari (Chapman) Tues 16 Single Stream Recycling - A & B (Begley) Fri

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Native American Observations of Weather & Climate (Gallo) Tues 17 Sailing By Hand and By Stars

(Paulsens) Fri31

Can I Trust This Website? (Gebhart) Tues 19

Creative ArtsRavelry (Enright) Mon 13 Clay Studio (Maltese) Thurs 27

Jazz Artists of Today (Joyce) Tues 19 Fall Floral Collage (Barney) Thurs 27

Northern Plains Art (Veglahn) Tues 19 “Woodblock” Prints (Rinaldo) Thurs 27

Fused Glass (Bird) Tues 19 Colorful Quotes (Rinaldo) Thurs 28Chinese Brush Painting (Rinaldo) Thurs 25 Autumn Drawing (Barney) Thurs 28

Broadway (Ruhberg/Polzin) Thurs 26 Origami Exploration (Maltese) Fri 29

Coffee & Canvas: Rural Landscape (Rinaldo) Thurs

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Expanding Your MindLuther (Stenson) Mon 12 Model Railroading (Hanson) Wed 21Casseroles (Chapman) Mon 14 Ethnic Groceries (Enright/Fuller) Wed 23Cooking Vegetables Right (Wirsing) Mon 15 Chaplain’s Role (Oldhams) Wed 24From Cradle to Career (Hanson) Mon 15 Tri-Faith (Sietstra/Dreiske) Fri 29Babylonian Exile - A & B (Storm) Tues 17 Chinese Food Culture (Li) Fri 29

Acoustic Guitar Making (Rieck) Tues 18 John Calvin (Hitchcock) Fri 31

Dutch Oven Cooking (Klawitter) Wed 20Baseball, Preachers & Funerals (Schrag) Fri

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Lunch around SF (Enright/Fuller) Wed 21

Sioux Falls (continued) (Locations listed on page 11 and in class descriptions)

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History and Current Events

Presidential Powers (Burns) Tues 33 TED Talks (Brandt/Joffer) Thurs 36

Great River Road South (MacDonald) Wed 35 U.S. Race Relations Since

1950s (Miller/Rogers) Fri 37

Health and Wellness

Gentle Yoga (Nelson) Mon 32 T’ai Chi Workshop (Kersbergen) Fri 37

Kayaking (Steen) Tues 33 Sound Meditation (Yoder) Fri 38Pickleball (Berseth) Tues 33

Literature and Writing

Hypocrite in a Pouffy White Dress - Book Study (Haug) Mon 33

One Book SD: Kitchens of the Great Midwest - Book Study (Haug) Thurs

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Two Boards and a Passion (Gerberding) Wed 36 Shakespeare Uncovered

(Brandt) Thurs 37

Science, Math & TechnologyBasic Human Genetics (Sutton Butler) Tues 34 GeoMythography (Gritzner)

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Creative ArtsSD Art Museum, SD Ag Museum & McCrory Gardens Tours (Hilderbrand) Mon

32 Copper Tooling (Hoffelt) Wed 35

Tour McCrory Gardens and Flower Arrangement (Lind-Thielke) Mon 32 Bring Your Garden Inside

(Morton) Thurs 36

Tony Bennett and The Great America Songbook (Johnson) Wed 35

Expanding Your MindBeginning Bridge (Roberts) Mon & Th 32 Best Breads (DeBates) Wed 35

Wine Pairing & 3-Course Dinner at Pheasant Restaurant (Johnson) Tues 34 Caring for Photographs

(Van Buren) Thurs 37

Pumpkins and Beer (Houck/Sandersons) Tues

34 Garden to Table (Veenis/Henry) Sat 38

Caring for Textiles (Van Buren) Wed 35

Brookings - starting on Page 32 (Locations listed on page 38 and in class descriptions)

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History and Current EventsTED Talks (Holland) Mon 39 Yankton Tour (Tieman) Thurs 43

Brazil’s Pantanal (Smalls) Mon 39 W. H. Over Museum (Schlenker) Thurs 43

National Music & W. H. Over Museums (Hilderbrand) Mon 39 Great River Road South

(MacDonald) Fri 44

Europe and the Persian Gulf (Schorn) Mon 40 Baseball, Preachers & Funerals

(Schrag) Fri 44

Historic Preservation 101 (Wilson) Thurs 42 Political Climate (Muenster/

Wilson) Fri 44

Health and WellnessIntroduction to T’ai Chi (Kersbergen) Tues 41 Sound Meditation (Yoder) Fri 44

Emerging Food Trends (Vogel) Thurs 43

Literature and WritingOne Book SD: Kitchens of the Great Midwest - Book Study (Zuercher) Tues

40 Magic of Movies - Act V (Simons) Tues 41

The Evolution of Beauty - Book Study (Vermillion Library staff) Tues 40 eResources (Vermillion Library

staff) Thurs 42

Science, Math & Technology

Know Your Car (Gregoire/Weiss/Morse) Thurs 42

Creative ArtsPine Needle Basket(Olson) Mon & Wed 39 Beginning Knitting 101 (King)

Thurs 43

Make a Wood Cutting Board (Olson) Wed 41 Music in Films (Thiel) Fri 43

Ceramics (Beeman) Thurs 42

Expanding Your Mind

Roadhouse Rendezvous (Zimmer) Tues 40 Play Pinochle (Tieman) Wed 41

Vermillion - starting on Page 39 (Locations listed on page 45 and in class descriptions)

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Membership Options: ONLINE REGISTRATION OPENS ON AUGUST 21 AT NOON.Fees paid online will show up as a charge to USD AUTHORIZE.NET.Full Year Membership:

* Sioux Falls: $170 for all courses and lectures at all locations for a full year (3 terms).

* Brookings and Vermillion: $120 for all courses and lectures at all locations for a full year (3 terms).

One Term Membership: $70 for all courses and lectures at all locations for the upcoming term for Sioux Falls members; $60 for Brookings and Vermillion members. Please call for Chamberlain prices.For all membership options: Field trips and some courses may require an additional supplies or transportation fee; these are clearly marked.We encourage you to pay membership fees and class fees on our

website: www.olliuc.org.

Class Cancellations or Changes:On occasion, classes are canceled or changed due to weather or other reasons. Here’s how to find out about class changes: • Check your email frequently throughout the term. In the event of a

sudden class cancellation or change, emails will be sent to all OLLI members registered for classes that day to the email address on file.

• Check the website: www.olliuc.org. • Call 274-9528 in Sioux Falls or 688-4077 in Brookings.

Directions to Classes at University Center• I-29 to Exit 83 (60th Street N) • West on 60th Street N• South on Career Avenue• Science & Technology Building ~ For questions, call 274-9528

OLLI classroom (#108) is located at University Center (UC) in Sioux Falls at 4701 N. Career Avenue, in the Science & Technology Building, on the SW corner of UC campus. OLLI offices are also in this building. Classes may also be held at the classroom building, 4801 N. Career Avenue (University Center-Admin. Bldg. on the NW corner of campus). Avera Hall is located near the front door in the University Center-Admin. Bldg. Parking at UC is free to OLLI members; please use the orange OLLI parking permit (which can be requested from our office). If you park illegally you may receive a ticket (parking longer than 2 hours in posted “2 hour visitor parking” lot or parking in handicapped or “state car only” parking spaces).

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Membership Form Membership fees are non-refundable.

Register online: www.olliuc.org, or fill out this registration form. CLASS REGISTRATION BEGINS AUGUST 21 AT NOON. We encourage you to pay membership fees and class fees on our website: www.olliuc.org.

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Sioux Falls Brookings/Vermillion$170 Full-Year Membership $120

$ 70 One-Term Membership $ 60

$ + Optional Tax-deductible Contribution to OLLI (Thank you!) + $

$ Total (Make checks payable to USD-OLLI) Total $Membership sign-up and payment questions for Chamberlain - call (605)274-9528

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q I would like to hear about OLLI volunteer opportunities.

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CLASS REGISTRATION BEGINS AUGUST 21 AT NOON.You may add / drop classes and pay fees on our website: www.olliuc.org. Activity fees are due at time of registration.Enrollment is on a “first come, first served” basis. OLLI reserves the right to cancel classes due to low enrollment or unforeseen events.

Be considerate of fellow OLLI members. Cancel your registration if you decide not to attend a class. Your seat can then be filled by another OLLI member. Cancel classes at www.olliuc.org, or you can call or email us.

Be sure to note locations, dates and times for each class as listed in the course sections of the catalog.

To save postage and for instant confirmation of your classes, register online at www.olliuc.org. If you do not have internet access, please complete and return this form. Include appropriate Activity Fees. Please note: activity fees paid online will show up as a charge to USD AUTHORIZE.NET.

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Mail to: OLLI at University Center / South Dakota 4801 N Career Avenue Sioux Falls, SD 57107

Mailing your registration form

does NOT guarantee a seat if a class is full when your

form arrives. Your confirmation is instant if you register online.

Fall 2017 Class Registration

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Due to road construction,

enter UC parking lot

from Annika Ave - the street

leading to Walmart - for

Avera Hall parking

Graduate Education & Applied

Research Bldg (GEAR)

Avera Hall is located in the

Administration Bldg. (Rm #186)

OLLI classroom is in Science &

Technology Bldg.(Room #108)

Additional Parking

EntranceScience & Technology Bldg

60th Street N.West of Exit #83

University Center CampUs

OLLI CLASSROOM #108 IS In the UnIveRSIty CenteR SCIenCe & teChnOLOgy BUILdIng

4701 n CAReeR AvenUe, SIOUx FALLS

AveRA hALL IS In the UnIveRSIty CenteR AdMInStRAtIOn BUILdIng

4801 n CAReeR AvenUe, SIOUx FALLS

Additional classroom locations in Sioux Falls (Carefully note classroom locations to avoid going to the wrong location.)

~ Other locations are given in the course descriptions ~Great Plains Zoo 805 S Kiwanis Ave 367-7003

W.H. Lyons Fairgrounds 100 N Lyon Blvd (off west 12th Street) 367-7178

Old Courthouse Museum 200 W 6th St 367-4210Our Savior’s Lutheran Church 909 W 33rd St 336-2942Outdoor Campus 4500 S Oxbow Ave 362-2777Pettigrew Home & Museum 131 N Duluth Ave 367-7097

Ronning Library 3100 E 49th St 367-8140

Sioux Falls Seminary 2100 S Summit Ave 336-6588Siouxland Libraries/Downtown Library 200 N Dakota Ave 367-8720Trail Ridge Senior Living Community 3408 W Ralph Rogers Rd 339-4847Washington Pavilion 301 S Main Ave 367-6000

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Sioux Falls CoursesDUE TO SPACE CONSIDERATIONS, THESE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ARE ABBREVIATED. READ THE FULL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ONLINE AT www.OLLIUC.ORg.mOndaYs SD Art Museum, SD Ag Museum and McCrory Gardens Tours – Brookings – 1 day trip with David Hilderbrand

Monday Sept 11 9:00a Meet at University Center, 4801 N Career Ave

We will tour the museums with a picnic lunch in the Gardens. Meet in the University Center west parking lot and caravan to Brookings. Participants may arrange their own carpooling if they wish. (Enter UC parking lot from Annika Ave - the road leading to Walmart.) There are no admission charges; however, donations are appreciated. Participants will pay for a picnic lunch on the day of the trip. Limit: 30

Luther and the Concept of Freedom – 3 sessions with Sarah StensonMondays Sept 11 - Sept 25 10-11:00a Sioux Falls Seminary

Many people have understood Martin Luther’s thought and theology as a milestone for our understanding of religious freedom in the modern world. In this course, we will look at Luther’s concept of freedom and how it shaped people’s lives 500 years ago – and still shapes our lives today. Limit: 75Marquee Mammals of the Great Plains Zoo – 4 sessions with Leigh SpencerMondays Sept 11 - Oct 2 10:00a-Noon Great Plains Zoo

Explore the biology, ecology, and conservation of four of our most popular species: snow monkeys, Amur tigers, black rhinos, and giraffes. We’ll focus on one species each week, including a visit to their exhibit. Limit: 25Areas of Interest: Europe and the Persian Gulf – 2 sessions with Tim SchornMondays Sept 11 & 18 3-5:00p University Center, Avera Hall

This course will discuss two regions of importance and interest to the U.S., Europe and the Persian/Arabian Gulf. We will view the growing integration and cooperation since WWII. Then we will focus on the diversity within the Gulf region. (Enter UC parking lot from Annika Ave - the road leading to Walmart.) LIMIT: 125

The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows. ~ Sydney J. Harris

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Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls

Mindfulness and Movement: Yoga for You – Evening – 7 sessions with Meagan Dion

Mondays Sept 11 - Oct 30(skip Oct 9) 6-7:00p Our Savior’s Church

Labyrinth RoomExplore different yoga poses, linking a gentle yoga flow movement with your breath. Learn pose variations to take with you to other yoga classes, being true to the flexibility, range of movement, and strength in your own body. Bring a yoga mat, water bottles, athletic or lounge clothes, and any other props. Limit: 25

Ravelry: A Resource for Knitters, Crocheters, Spinners and Weavers – 1 session with Mary EnrightMonday Sept 25 1-3:00p OLLI Classroom #108, University Center

Ravelry is THE website for a variety of fiber arts. It’s a resource for the fiber community, even if the user never puts anything into it. It’s changed the industry and has connected people worldwide. Learn how to use the website to enhance your craft. Limit: 20

Civil War Campaigns in Dakota Territory – 1 session with Bill HoskinsMonday Sept 25 3-5:00p Old Courthouse Museum

The Civil War, while fought on the battlefields of the east coast and in the south, touched every state in the nation. This course covers the impact of the War on a national level, while highlighting campaigns in South Dakota. The class will also have an opportunity to examine authentic artifacts from the War. Limit: 40

National Music and W. H. Over Museums – Vermillion – 1 session with David Hilderbrand and Museum Guides

Monday Oct 2 9:00a - 4:00p

Meet at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church to arrange your own carpool

We will have a guided tour of the W. H. Over and National Music Museums with time to tour on your own. In between, we will have lunch at Café Brule. Participants will pay for their own admission to the museums, if charged, and their own lunch. Limit: 30

Morning Gentle Yoga – 4 sessions with Bev Austin

Mondays Oct 2 - Oct 30(skip Oct 9) 9-10:00a Our Savior’s Church

Labyrinth RoomStart your day with a dynamic yet gentle yoga practice that is suitable to new or continuing students. While less physically demanding, you will realize yoga’s transformative benefits. We’ll

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link breath with movement; use modifications and props to honor the body; perform poses for balance, strength, and range of motion. Please bring a yoga mat, towel or blanket, washcloth or eyebag, and a strap; wear comfortable loose-fitting clothing. Limit: 40

Morning Yoga on the Chair – 4 sessions with Bev Austin

Mondays Oct 2 - Oct 30 (skip Oct 9)

10:15 - 11:15a

Our Savior’s ChurchLabyrinth Room

Gentle yet not too “wimpy,” this class is appropriate for new or continuing students. Seated and standing poses help improve breath, strength, flexibility, stability, and mental awareness. Wear comfortable loose-fitting clothing. Props are not required. Limit: 40

Avera Integrative Medicine Series – 3 sessions with Dawn Flickema, Sally Williams & Marcia Jones

Mondays Oct 2 - Oct 30(Skip Oct 9 & 23) 1-2:00p Avera Prairie Center

1000 East 23rd Street10/2: Acupuncture and Aromatherapy – We will discuss the benefits of acupuncture to stimulate your body’s natural healing process. Evidence shows this treatment can ease pain, nausea, headaches, anxiety and other conditions.10/16: Health Coaching and Weight Management – We will introduce you to the benefits of health coaching. Setting goals and staying accountable to those goals is key to long-term success. 10/30: We will discuss how to enhance your physical and mental well-being by utilizing mind, body movements using Yoga, T’ai Chi, mindfulness support group and Singing Bowls/Meditation. Limit:30

Casseroles: Past, Present and Future – 1 session with Doug Chapman

Monday Oct 2 1-4:00p First Methodist Church, 401 S SpringFrom Grandma’s famous Tuna Casserole to elegant chafing dishes of Lobster Thermidor, let’s think and perhaps re-think casseroles. The “casserole” is named after the simple earthenware dish it is made in: the French “Cassole.” The definition of a casserole is always going to be flexible. Whether plain or fancy, what’s important is they are all “one dish meals.” Limit: 12

Early Sioux Falls History – 1 session with Bill HoskinsMonday Oct 2 3-5:00p Pettigrew Museum, 131 N Duluth

Learn about the struggle to found early Sioux Falls, from its founding by two vital town companies to its incorporation in 1883. Discover the stories of the early founders of our great community. Limit: 36

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Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls Cooking Vegetables Right – 4 sessions with Nancy Wirsing

Mondays Oct 16 & 23

10-11:30a1-2:30p

Our Savior’s Church, Downstairs Kitchen**2 TIMES PER DAY**

Whole Foods Techniques for Overcoming Processed-Foods Dependence – This is a practical, hands-on, workshop-formatted course designed to furnish those who enroll with fundamental knowledge and skills needed to put them on the road to cooking nourishing meals. There will be tasting of the recipes prepared in class. Recipes will be distributed. Limit: 12

Geopolitics: How Geography Shapes History – 3 sessions with Nels GranholmMondays Oct 16-30 10-11:30a Trail Ridge Senior Living Comm.

We will review Tim Marshall’s book, Prisoners of Geography (2015). Following our analysis we will enjoy a broader understanding of how geography shapes national destiny. Books can be purchased at Barnes & Noble, online or other booksellers. Limit: 30

Siouxland Libraries: Our History and Mission – 2 sessions with Dan Neeves and James Borchert

Mondays Oct 16-23 1-2:30p Siouxland Libraries/Downtown Library, 200 N Dakota Ave

We will discuss the history of Siouxland Libraries, from the beginning of the SF Public Library to the merger with the County library system in 1995, and where libraries are headed in the future. Limit: 40

Every Child. Every Step. From Cradle to Career – 1 session with Candy HansonMonday Oct 16 3-4:00p OLLI Classroom #108, University Center

It’s been said that all a child needs to succeed is a little help, a little hope, and someone who believes in them. Thrive’s mission is to make sure all children succeed, from cradle to career. Limit: 40

V-2 and Saturn V: The Holocaust and the Apollo Program – 1 session with Patrick HicksMonday Oct 16 4-6:00p Our Savior’s Church, Friendship Room

The United States was able to land on the moon due, in part, to the skill of German rocket scientists. Many of these scientists, however, were war criminals. This lecture will focus on the secret underground concentration camp of Dora-Mittlebau. What the U.S. found there created our space program. Limit: 50

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Late Summer Plums: The Making of a Book of Poetry – 1 session with Kevin L. ColeMonday Oct 30 1-3:00p OLLI Classroom #108, University Center

Consists of a lecture about poetry itself – origins, why, how, etc. – and how to approach publishing a book of poetry, and a presentation of instructor’s own book of poetry, Late Summer Plums. Limit: 40

Sanford Cancer Center Tour – 1 session with Kelly TollefsonMonday Oct 30 4-5:00p Sanford Cancer Center, 1309 W 17th St

Established in 1982, Sanford Cancer Center in Sioux Falls provides patients with the latest cancer treatments. Join OLLI as we tour this medical facility. Limit: 20

tuesdaYsQuarry – History Discussion and Tour (Session A or B) – 1 session with Kevin Gansz & Billy Pollema Non-refundable activity fee of $7 payable to OLLI at registration.

Tuesdays Sept 12 (A)Sept 19 (B) 8-11:00a Start & end at OLLI Classroom

#108, University CenterQuartzite stone has been used as a building material for over 100 years in many of the area’s most iconic buildings. Prior to the bus tour, Kevin Gansz will give a historical presentation of the Quarry. The “Into the Pit” tour will take you down into the Concrete Materials quarry near I-29. Sign up for either Session A or B, but not both. Limit: 23

Good Earth State Park Tour – 1 session with Jim Henning & Jen Nuncio

Tuesday Sept 12 9-11:00a Good Earth State Park26924 480th Ave, Sioux Falls

Participants will have the opportunity to learn more about Good Earth State Park at Blood Run with a short talk by park staff, an exhibit tour, and viewing of the park’s film followed by a guided walk along one of Good Earth’s trails. Call (605) 213-1036 for directions. Limit: 60

Go Wild! An African Safari Through South Africa’s Eastern Cape – 1 session with Doug Chapman

Tuesday Sept 12 10-Noon Outdoor CampusJoin Doug on a cultural, avian and mammal tour of Eastern South Africa. From “Joberg” to Durban and ending in the Incredible Kruger National Park, this adventure is packed with Lions, but no Tigers or Bears. But still....Oh! My! Limit: 50

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Babylonian Exile (Session A) – 6 sessions with Jill StormTuesdays Sept 12 - Oct 17 10:30a - 12:30p Ronning Library

Everything you know – or think you know – about your religious tradition was influenced by one historical event – and it’s not the one you think! Through lecture and discussion, learn how the Babylonian Exile shaped Judaism, Christianity and Islam – and how, regardless of your tradition, it continues to affect you today. Limit: 40

T’ai Chi – 8 sessions with Kim Kersbergen

Tuesdays Sept 12 - Oct 31 11a-Noon Our Savior’s Church Fellowship Hall

This class is for people who are new to T’ai Chi as well as those who want to improve their practice. Enjoy gentle, intentional movements that support balance, flexibility, and wellness. Learn the importance of mindful breathing. A simple form will be taught along with low-impact movements that create an easy flow of movements. Limit: 40

Babylonian Exile (Session B) – 6 sessions with Jill Storm

Tuesdays Sept 12 - Oct 17 1-3:00p Ronning Library

See description above (Session A). Limit: 40

Native American Historical Observations of Weather and Climate – 1 session with Kevin GalloTuesday Sept 19 1-2:30p Classroom #107, University Center

Topics covered will include Native American documentation of historical events that include weather and climate events and research to compare the documented events to climate observations made at U.S. Army forts and other available information. Limit: 40

When in Rome - What I Learned About Travel Photography in Rome, Florence, Venice & Paris – 1 session with Ken Rasmussen

Tuesday Sept 19 1-3:00p OLLI Classroom #108 University Center

Are you planning a trip? Will you be taking photographs? This session will focus on Rome, Florence, Venice and Paris as illustrations for approaches to travel photography. Limit: 40

Some people look for a beautiful place, others make a place beautiful.~ Hazarat Inayat Khan

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Where Do You Want to Live? – 4 sessions with Harriet ScottTuesdays Sept 19 - Oct 10 1-3:00p Locations listed below

Affordable, accessible and well-located housing is central to quality of life for people of all ages, but especially for older adults. Join the class touring four independent and assisted living sites in Sioux Falls. These sites are new or have expanded recently. Driving and parking instructions will be provided for registrants. Limit: 30Go to the Main Entrance: 9/19: Dow Rummel Village, 1321 W Dow Rummel St, SF; 370-5248 9/26: The Inn At Westport, 4000 S Westport Ave, SF; 362-121010/3: Washington Crossing Sr. Living, 4709 E 6th St, SF; 271-927310/10: Phillips Avenue lofts, 601 N Phillips Ave, and The Bluffs at Willow Run, 7900 E Arrowhead PkwyHistoric Preservation 101 – Concentrating on Deadwood – 1 session with Jim WilsonTuesday Sept 19 3:30-5p OLLI Classroom #108, University Center

Presentation will cover: Limit: 401. The economics and tax benefits of preservation2. Historic Preservation rules, laws and regulations3. How to restore your historic building: materials, techniques, craftsmanship, including windows, roofs, siding, and electrical4. Historic Preservation in South Dakota, land of infinite variety

Acoustic Guitar Making: Theory and Practice – 1 session with Josh RieckTuesday Sept 19 4-6:00p Trail Ridge Senior Living Community

We will discuss modern techniques and theories used in the construction of acoustic guitars. Our session will include information about body sizes, material selection, bracing patterns, decorative aspects and modern innovations in guitar making. Limit: 40Lobbyists – What They Do and How They Do It – 1 session with Drew Duncan & Tim DoughertyTuesday Sept 19 6-8:00p Trail Ridge Senior Living Community

This course will provide an insider view of lobbying in SD. The instructors are two seasoned lobbyists who represent a wide variety of business interests at the State Capitol. They will talk about the various types of lobbyists, the regulation of lobbying, lobbying techniques, and the influence of lobbyists on the legislative process. Limit: 60

Today you are you! That is truer than true! There is no one alive who is you-er than you! ~ Dr. Seuss

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Look at Popular Jazz Artists of Today – 1 session with Rob JoyceTuesday Sept 26 1-4:00p University Center, Avera Hall

Jazz artists of today will be presented with musical examples and video clips. Contemporary Jazz artists as well as today’s traditional or straight ahead Jazz musicians will be examined. Artists such as Wynton Marsalis, Pat Metheny, Maria Schnider, Kurt Elling, and more! (Enter UC parkinglot from Annika Ave - the road leading to Walmart.) Limit: 125

Focus on the Collection: Contemporary Northern Plains Tribal Art – 1 session with Nancy Veglahn

Tuesday Oct 3 1-3:00p Washington PavilionVisual Arts Center/Egger Gallery

An in-depth tour of the Egger Gallery, which features the collection of Northern Plains Tribal Art, containing contemporary Native artwork. See how contemporary Native artists engage with Native American artistic traditions in the context of contemporary fine art. Limit: 20

On Set, Behind the Camera: South Dakota Location Filming of Dances With Wolves – 4 sessions with Bill StevensTuesdays Oct 3-24 7-9:00p University Center, Avera Hall

(Enter UC parking lot from Annika Ave - the road leading to Walmart.) Through extensive narration, questions and answers, still photography and video/audio, Bill will describe the 1989 filming at six main SD locations, including props, posters, and materials. On Oct 24 - we will watch Dances with Wolves - time is changed to 6-10:00pm. Limit: 125Fused Glass– 1 session with Ken Bird Non-refundable activity fee of $20 payable to OLLI at registration.

Tuesday Oct 10 10-Noon Dakota Stained Glass, 2300 N WestportParticipants may choose to make a fused glass picture frame, wind chimes, night light, magnet, jewelry, scatter platter, double serving dish or seasonal plate. Project cost will range from $15-$45. Pictures and costs of projects are on Dakota Stained Glass’ website (www.dakotastainedglass.com) under “adult activities.” Additional cost will be added if student chooses an item that has additional cost. Limit: 12

Can I Trust this Website? – 2 sessions with Tim Gebhart

Tuesdays Oct 17 & 24 1-3:00p OLLI Classroom #108 at University Center

This course will help you evaluate websites using critical thinking skills and examining the website and information about it. Limit: 40

A party without cake is just a meeting ~ Julia Child

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State of Business in Sioux Falls – 1 session with Jodi SchwanTuesday Oct 24 10-11:30a University Center, Avera Hall

Business media veteran and new business owner, Jodi will deliver an overview of business and development in Sioux Falls. Jodi is the former editor of the Sioux Falls Business Journal who now runs her own business news website. (Enter UC parking lot from Annika Ave - the road leading to Walmart.) Limit: 125Cambodian Immigrant and Assimilating into American Culture – 1 session with Sieha Yos Ouch

Tuesday Oct 24 4-5:00p Ronning LibrarySieha will talk about becoming an American: the differences in food, culture and tradition, and how these shaped him as an individual. Limit: 30

Starting the Conversation: Advance Care Planning – 1 session with Karla CazerTuesday Oct 31 10-11:30a Our Savior’s Church, Friendship Room

Who will speak for you in the sudden event you cannot speak for yourself? Planning your future healthcare decisions is truly a gift to your family and friends! Learn how to initiate this often uncomfortable conversation. Create your advance care document with the guidance of a certified ACP facilitator. Limit: 30

wednesdaYs Avera eCARE Tour – 1 session with Nicole Kennedy

Wednesday Sept 6 9-10:00a Avera eCARE, 4500 N LewisTour a one-of-a-kind building. In 2009, Avera eCARE established a virtual hospital hub staffed 24/7 by full-time clinical experts dedicated to telemedicine who collaborate in a single physical space to deliver quality patient care – just as they do at traditional hospitals. The difference? eCARE clinicians work together in a central facility filled with computer screens, sophisticated software, interactive video cameras and phones that connect them to many locations. Limit: 14

Dutch Oven Cooking – 1 session with Derek KlawitterWednesday Sept 6 9:00a-Noon Outdoor Campus

Anything you can cook in your oven or crock pot, you can cook in a dutch oven. Whether you want a meal of chicken and rice, pot roast and potatoes, chili, or even pizza, a dutch oven does a great job! Join Derek as he shares the basics of cooking using a dutch oven. Donations for supplies is appreciated, but not required. Limit: 15

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TED Talks – 4 sessions with Bob Stevens

Wednesdays Sept 6 - 27

9:30-11:30a

OLLI Classroom #108 at University Center

TED talks are lectures by remarkable people, free to the world at www.ted.com. Each talk is 10-20 minutes and involves innovative, articulate persons conducting cutting-edge research, engaging in amazing community projects, or thinking through old problems in creative new ways. Each week we’ll watch three talks. Limit: 40

Ring Around the City - for Lunch – 5 sessions with Mary Enright & Suzanne Fuller

Wednesdays Sept 6 - Oct 4 11:30-1:00p See listing below

Join Mary and Suzanne as they search for restaurant gems in towns ringing Sioux Falls. Start the ring on September 6 and then weekly follow the ring around Sioux Falls: 9/6: Safari Bar and Grill, 25795 475th Ave, Renner; 231-4835 9/13: ‘O’ So Good, 529 Main Ave, Garretson; 594-36009/20: Brandon Steak House, 1308 Rushmore Dr, Brandon; 582-63879/27: Tea Steak House, 215 S Main St, Tea; 368-966710/4: The Goat, 116 W SD Hwy 38, Hartford; 528-6040 Participants will drive themselves to the restaurant, order and pay for their own food. Limit: 20

Life and Writings of William Faulkner – 4 sessions with Jeannine Schneider

Wednesdays Sept 6-27 1-3:00p OLLI Classroom #108 at University Center

William Faulkner, a literary giant of the 20th Century, won two Pulitzer prizes. Come visit his fictional world of Yoknapatawpha County in Mississippi, read his Southern Gothic, A Rose for Emily, other short stories, and the short novel, As I Lay Dying. We will also explore some of his screen plays. Required reading: As I Lay Dying – approximately $8.50 at Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Limit: 30

Model Railroading and Model Railroad Layout Tour – 2 sessions w/Wayne Hanson & Sioux Valley Model Engineers Society Club

Wednesdays Sept 6Oct 4 1-3:00p W. H. Lyons Fairgrounds

Railroad Exhibit Bldg.We will visit the model railroad club of Sioux Falls permanent model railroad display located at the W. H. Lyons Fairgrounds. It will include a short presentation by the members of the Sioux Valley Model Engineers Society (SVMES) on the history of model railroading as well as the many aspects of the hobby such as the modeling of trains,

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laying track, the electronics of a layout and buildingscenery. Layout viewing is very limited for wheelchair visitors. Limit: 15

Looking at Earth from Space – 3 sessions with EROS Center staff

Wednesdays Sept 6-20 3:30-5p University Center, Avera Hall

(Enter UC parking lot from Annika Ave - the road leading to Walmart.)9/6: What it Takes to Capture Landsat Images by Doug Daniels 9/13: Landsat’s Role in Understanding a Changing Earth by Tom Loveland 9/13: Exploring Wildland Fire and Its Impacts on the Landscape by Birgit Peterson 9/20: International Space Agency Collaboration on Earth Science Missions by Jenn Lacey Limit: 40

Navigating the Developing Brain – 1 session with Jill Weimer

Wednesday Sept 6 4:00 - 5:00p

Sanford Research Center, Coyote Room2301 E 60th Street N (use SE entrance by globe)

Dr. Weimer’s studies focus on how the brain forms during development and how disruption in this process leads to neuropediatric disease. This class will highlight a recent success story the Weimer lab had in development and screening of a gene therapy program for the treatment of a rare, deadly pediatric disease called CLN6-Batten disease. Limit: 60Avera Medical Group Orthopedics and Sports Medicine – 2 sessions with Thomas Ambrose & Nancy Klinkhammer

Wednesdays Sept 13Sept 20

Noon-1:00p1-2:00p

Avera Prairie Center Benedictine Rm, 1000 E 23rd St

9/13: Noon-1:00pm - Hip and Knee Pain – We will discuss treatment options, both conservative approaches and surgical options. When injury or pain keeps you from activities you enjoy, you’ll benefit from experienced physicians, orthopedic surgeons, therapists and other specialists who work together to help you feel and move better.9/20: 1-2:00pm – Physical Therapy of Hip and Knee Pain – We will discuss therapy options for hip and knee pain. The goal of physical therapy is to evaluate and treat orthopedic issues to help you fully recover from an illness or injury. Limit: 30

ABCs of Social Media – 4 sessions with Kathy NelsonWednesdays Sept 13 - Oct 4 1-3:00p University Center, Rm #107

Staying current with the trends and changes in the social media world can be difficult. This series will give you a basic understanding of how to use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest. Limit: 15

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Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls Writing Your Life Story – 6 sessions with Bev Oliver

Wednesdays Sept 20 - Oct 25 9-11:30a University Center, Rm #106

Write life story episodes in each of six workshops. Recall forgotten life events through timeline-lifegraphs and memory-stretching activities. Simple literary devices are introduced and practiced each week as you write your personal tales. Bring paper and pencils or laptop computer or electronic device with word-processing capabilities. Required textbook: Writing Your Life: A Guide to Writing Autobiographies (Fourth Edition, Waco, TX: Prufrock Press) by Mary Borg. More information on OLLI website. Limit: 36

Midco® Aquatic Center Tour – 1 session with Jean Pearson

Wednesday Sept 27 10-11:00a Midco® Aquatic Center 1601 S Western Ave

We are excited to provide an exclusive tour of the recently opened Midco® Aquatic Center. This facility opened on October 13, 2017 – the first public indoor waterpark facility in Sioux Falls. Limit: 15

They Call it Myanmar; We Call it Burma – 1 session with Wally & Sharon DoolittleWednesday Sept 27 3-4:30p Trail Ridge Senior Living Comm.

Wally and Sharon’s bucket list didn’t include travel to Myanmar, but an opportunity to spend three weeks discovering life in a country locked in the Middle Ages and ruled for over 50 years by a military dictatorship was too enticing to pass up. Join them for a photo narrative of their adventure. Limit: 30

Ethnic Grocery Stores – 4 sessions with Mary Enright & Suzanne Fuller

Wednesdays Oct 4-25 9:30-11a See listing below

You’ve eaten at a great ethnic restaurant and are inspired to try to recreate one of the dishes at home. Where do you buy the ingredients and how do you use them? Join Mary and Suzanne as they lead tours of four ethnic grocery stores in Sioux Falls: Limit: 1010/4: Nikki’s La Mexicana, 905 E. 8th Street; 335-410010/11: Beryozka Store, 3301 E. 26th Street; 334-333410/18: Philippine Oriental Food, 1105 N Minnesota Ave; 271-259910/25: Dar El Salaam, 1030 N. Minnesota Ave; 275-9147(Phone numbers are listed for your convenience - you do not need to call to reserve your spot.)

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Role of a Chaplain – 4 sessions with Jim & Hazel Oldham, guest presentersWednesdays Oct 4-25 1-3:00p OLLI Classroom #108, University Cntr

We will explore the role of the chaplain in various settings, including medical, correctional, military, and law enforcement. We will view the film, Chaplains: On the Front Lines of Faith. Limit: 40

Sutton Ranch and a South Dakota Life – 1 session with Matt SuttonWednesday Oct 11 1-3:00p University Center, Admin. Bldg, Rm #250

Matt Sutton, born in the heart of the depression, is a third generation rancher and part of the Sutton Ranch near Onida, SD. He shares his life story of 80 years and South Dakota history as he participated in many milestones of our common experience. (Enter UC parking lot from Annika Ave - the road leading to Walmart.) Limit:60

Parkinson’s Disease – 2 sessions with Mary Tranberg & Mary TidwellWednesdays Oct 18, 25 10a-Noon OLLI Classroom #108 at UC

Four years ago, Mary Tidwell and Mary Tranberg were both diagnosed with Parkinson’s, a chronic, progressive, degenerative disease. They will share knowledge of Parkinson’s and their journeys coping with such a diagnosis, as well as how they feel friends and family can best support persons facing a chronic condition. Limit: 40

Our Global Financial System: The Crisis of 2008 – Can it Happen Again? – 2 sessions with Jerry W. Johnson

Wednesdays Oct 18, 25 4-5:00p Ronning LibraryThe financial crisis of 2007-2008 has been widely studied by economists. We will discuss in this course whether current conditions in the financial industry can result in a similar outcome.” Limit: 30

thursdaYsOne Book SD: Kitchens of the Great Midwest – 1 session with Sharon Olbertson

Thursday Sept 7 10a-Noon AARP Bldg, 5101 S Nevada Ave Room #150

This is not a recipe book! The reader encounters a story and characters described as “charming,” “big-hearted,” “quirky,” “sensory,” “big-hearted.” Readers will recognize not only Midwestern neighbors, but also the foods which propel the characters into our hearts. Textbook, Kitchens of the Great Midwest, by J. Ryan Stradal, available on loan at the OLLI office/supplied by the SD Humanities organization. Make arrangements to pick up your copy by calling 274-9528. Limit: 25

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Thursday Sept 7 1-3:00p Washington Pavilion, 301 S Main AveThis ancient art form is elegant, serene, and not as hard as it looks! Explore Chinese paintbrush control and a variety of basic strokes to paint sparrows and goldfish. Lisa Rinaldo is an experienced art educator whose mission is to help adults find the “artist within.” Limit: 16

Tour of Heritage Park Buildings at Augustana University – 1 session with Charles Berdahl & David Hilderbrand

Thursday Sept 7 2-3:30p Meet at Heritage Park, 1111 W 33rd St, west of Our Savior’s Church

These buildings all have their story in how they contributed to the pioneer experience in SD. Included are a prairie homestead house on the Historic Register and the cabin in which Giants in the Earth was written, a country church and school. Limit: 40

Protecting Public Health in SD – 1 session with Mark Hierholzer

Thursday Sept 14 9-11:00a SF Water Reclamation Plant4500 N Sycamore Ave

Tour the facility and understand the remarkable work being done to safeguard our water and plan for future challenges in providing safe water for South Dakota. There is a short classroom presentation before and after the tour. Some walking and standing required. Meet at the plant, phone 367-8188 for directions. Limit: 40

The Greatest Gift – 1 session with Alan Berdahl

Thursday Sept 14 10a-Noon Dakota Lions Sight & Health4501 W 61st Street North

Take a revealing tour of the Eye Bank facility. Topics include the need for organ and tissue donation; how to become a donor, what that means; and the many ways that donated tissue is used to restore life, sight and health. Held at Dakota Lions Sight & Health, a fully wheelchair accessible building. Refreshments will be served. Limit: 15

Sioux Falls News and Issues – 4 sessions with David Hilderbrand and Shirley Halleen

Thursdays Sept 14 - Oct 12 (skip Sept 28) 10-11:30a Our Savior’s Lutheran

Church, Fellowship HallThis course will provide the opportunity to talk through a range of current events/controversial issues of relevance to the Sioux Falls region or of national interest. The leaders will serve as facilitators and

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“devil’s advocates” to bring to the group a variety of perspectives on the topic of the day. The topic for each session will be selected from current events and will be announced by email to the attendees a few days prior to each session. Limit: 50

Bonding with Bread and Broth – 6 sessions with Sharon Olbertson

Thursdays Sept 14 - Oct 19 10a-Noon AARP Bldg, 5101 S Nevada Ave

Room #150Like Water for Chocolate (novel) by Laura Esquirel and Monsoon Diary (memoir) by Shoba Narayan are both narratives about families. Blended into the family stories are references to the foods that commemorate their special moments. As for centuries, “breaking bread” together forms a bond of mutual respect, love, and family lore. Limit: 25

Constitutional Scope and Limitations of U.S. Presidential Powers – 3 sessions with Bob Burns

Thursdays Sept 14 - 28 1-3:30p University Center, Avera Hall

Our Savior’s Church, Friendship RmWe will discuss competing theories of U.S. presidential powers as advanced by scholars and past U.S. presidents; power and influence exercised by U.S. presidents in their multiple roles; and a series of U.S. Supreme Court rulings regarding powers of the U.S. president under Article II of the U.S. Constitution. (Enter UC parking lot from Annika Ave - the road leading to Walmart.) Limit: 125

Broadway and Beyond – 2 sessions with Regina Ruhberg & TJ Polzin Non-refundable activity fee of $7 payable to OLLI at registration.

Thursdays Sept 14 Oct 12 1-3:00p Washington Pavilion, Belbas Theater

Learn about the history and origin of your favorite 2017-2018 Pavilion Performance Series shows. Hear the ins and outs of the booking process along with the touring schedules. For show listings discussed, go to www.olliuc.org. Limit: 50

Coffee and Canvas: Rural Landscape – 1 session with Lisa Rinaldo Non-refundable activity fee of $7 payable to OLLI at registration.Thursday Sept 21 1-3:00p Washington Pavilion, Carver Classroom

Learn different brush strokes and techniques for working with acrylic paint on canvas. The artist will walk through the painting step-by-step to give guidance to beginning painters while allowing more advanced artists to take some liberty with their piece. Create a quaint scene with a little grey barn and a field of brilliant yellow flowers. Limit: 20

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Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls • Sioux Falls Clay Studio – 4 sessions with Mercedes Maltese Non-refundable activity fee of $12 payable to OLLI at registration.

Thursdays & Fridays

Sept 28, 29 Oct 5, 6 10a-Noon Washington Pavilion

Rogers Clay ClassroomThis course covers a range of wheel-throwing pottery skills. You will learn how to build a variety of useful and attractive pieces of pottery. Trimming and glazing techniques and hand-building clay methods will be explored. All levels are welcome. Dress for mess! Limit: 14

Fall Floral Collage – 1 session with Tara Barney Non-refundable activity fee of $7 payable to OLLI at registration.

Thursday Sept 28 1-3:00p Washington Pavilion, Carver Classroom

Explore the world of collage and create a composition which is a delight to the eye! Bring photographs of fall flowers such as sunflowers or mums, or use pictures from our magazines to create a collage full of autumn colors. All levels are welcome. Limit: 16

Stockyards Ag Experience Barn Tour – 1 session with Jennifer Hoesing Thursday Oct 5 1-2:00p Ag Experience Barn, 309 E Falls Park Dr

Learn about food and farming in the historic 1880s barn at Falls Park. The Stockyards Ag Experience Barn opened in March 2017 with a mission of connecting visitors to agriculture. We will explore the Barn’s two exhibits: the Stockyards history exhibit and the Farm-to-Table story,which connects the historical legacy to contemporary ag. Limit: 20

Japanese “Woodblock” Prints – 1 session with Lisa Rinaldo Non-refundable activity fee of $7 payable to OLLI at registration.

Thursday Oct 5 1-3:30p Washington Pavilion, Carver ClassroomThis class will give you time to make a set of your own greeting cards for the holiday season! Learn an introductory printmaking method using Styrofoam instead of wood and carve Thanksgiving and Christmas designs to print on your greeting cards Limit: 16

Religious Liberty in America: History and Challenges – 3 sessions with Philip Thompson

Thursdays Oct 5-26 (skip Oct 19) 3-4:00p Sioux Falls Seminary

Religious liberty is called our “first freedom.” We will examine the history and development of religious liberty in colonial America to the present. We will also examine some recent judicial and legislative debates concerning religious liberty. Limit: 45

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Tour to Old Elm Spring Hutterite Colony – 1 session with Joseph Wipf

Thursday Oct 12 9:00a - 2:00p

Meet at University Center far west parking lot to carpool

(Enter UC west parking lot from Annika Ave - the road leading to Walmart.) We will travel to the Colony near Bridgewater. Colony minister Joseph Wipf will lead the tour and answer questions. The Colony will provide lunch. Limit: 15

Thrive to 105 – 1 session with JoEllen KoernerThursday Oct 19 10:30a-Noon Trail Ridge Senior Living Comm.

How is it that the centenarians make up the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. population – even though the majority rarely visit their doctors? Reclaim your natural state by reconnecting with your blueprint for wholeness – and have fun while doing it! Limit: 50

Colorful Quotes – 1 session with Lisa Rinaldo Non-refundable activity fee of $7 payable to OLLI at registration.Thursday Oct 19 1-3:00p Washington Pavilion, Carver Classroom

Bring a favorite quote or poem of 2-3 lines to print in block letters, then watercolor over in bright hues. A selection of quotes will also be provided by the instructor. Leave with a beautiful creation! Limit: 16

How to Avoid Fake News – 1 session with Michelle Van Maanen Thursday Oct 19 3:30-5:30p OLLI Classroom #108, University Center

Find out how to distinguish easily between factual and fictional news and why you should care about the difference. Limit: 40

Dementia and Alzheimer’s – 1 session with Tom & Lee Raines, panelThursday Oct 26 10:30a-12:30p Ronning Library

Panel format consisting of Lee (caregiver), Tom (person with dementia),Kathi Herreid and Leslie Morrow (Alzheimer’s Association). Our goal is to enlighten to prevent hiding the disease. Limit: 40

Autumn Harvest Drawing – 1 session with Tara Barney Non-refundable activity fee of $7 payable to OLLI at registration.Thursday Oct 26 1-3:30p Washington Pavilion, Carver Classroom

No matter your level, everyone will enjoy learning and practicing drawing techniques. Create a still life of a bowl filled with apples. Learn to create hues with colored pencils to finish your work of art, which will be frame-ready when you take it home! Limit: 16

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fridaYs Origami Exploration – 1 session with Mercedes MalteseNon-refundable activity fee of $7 payable to OLLI at registration.Friday Sept 8 10a-Noon Washington Pavilion, Carver Classroom

Learn about the history of origami as you learn and practice multiple folding techniques to create works of paper art. Then walk through Everist Gallery to enjoy Above the Fold, an international traveling exhibition of the world’s best origami. Limit: 16

Building Together: Jewish, Christian, Muslim Neighbors (Including trip to the Tri-Faith Initiative in Omaha) – 3 sessions with Marcia Sietstra & Jennifer DreiskeNon-refundable activity fee of $40 payable to OLLI at registration.

FridaysSept 8Sept 15Sept 29

10-11:30a 7:30a-6p10-Noon

Spirit of Peace, 6509 Cliff AveTrip - meet in Spirit of Peace parking lot

Spirit of Peace, 6509 Cliff AveThis course includes two class sessions in Sioux Falls and an all-day road trip to Omaha for the Tri-Faith Initiative (skip 9/22). The 1st and 3rd sessions will focus on 2 case studies. Students will receive each case study in advance of the session (3-7 pages). Limit: 50

Visual Journaling for Non-Artists – 1 session with Lori WalshFriday Sept 8 2-4:00p Trail Ridge Senior Living Community

Expand your journaling for self-awareness with an exploration of visual journaling techniques. Special materials: Each participant should bring some kind of journal, pen or pencil, scissors, and three magazines you are willing to cut up. Limit: 20

Experience Chinese Food Culture – 1 session with Liwen LiFriday Sept 15 10-11:30a Our Savior’s Church, Fellowship Hall

This class is a combination of lecture and hands–on learning. We will describe the Chinese dumpling tradition and teach students how to make them in class. We will sample the finished product. Limit: 15

Who Checks What? – 1 session with Lara Kvale Friday Sept 15 1-3:00p Our Savior’s Church, Fellowship Hall

From restaurants to day cares, scales to fertilizer storage facilities, learn about what State Inspectors do to keep you, your family, the environment and even your wallet safe. Limit: 40

Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending. ~ Carl Bard

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Trip to Deadwood for the SD Book Festival – 3 day trip with host Sharon OlbertsonNon-refundable activity fee of $286 payable to OLLI at registration.

Fri - Sun Sept 22-24 7:00a - 5:00p

Meet at University Center far west parking lot

What is the SD Book Festival like? Attend the information session on the upcoming trip to Deadwood - Date: Thursday, Sept. 7, 1-2:00pm at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, Friendship Room. **See the OLLI website for more information, www.olliuc.org.** Limit: 28 ~ REGISTER BY FRIDAY, SEPT. 8. ~ Kayaking – 1 session with Derek KlawitterFriday Sept 22 1-2:30p Outdoor Campus, 4500 S Oxbow Ave

This class is designed for those with no or very limited experience. Participants need the physical ability to enter into and paddle a kayak with assistance and supervision of course leaders. Limit: 20

Tennessee Johnson (film) – 1 session with John Hollingsworth Friday Sept 22 1-3:00p OLLI Classroom #108, University Center

We will view and discuss the 1942 movie about the life, presidency and impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson. Limit: 40Single Stream Recycling (A) or (B) – 1 session with Marissa Begley

Friday Sept 29 (A)Oct 6 (B) 10-11:00a Millennium Recycling

305 E 50th St NorthSee the process up close and learn what you can recycle in your bin at home. We will answer your questions. Physical activity: The warehouse includes stairs and hazardous objects. Please wear closed-toed shoes. Protective gear will be provided. Limit: 15Strength Training for Seniors – 1 session with Macon OplingerFriday Sept 29 2-3:30p Great Life at Woodlake, 4600 S Tennis Ln

Explains the importance of strength training and conditioning as we age; includes demonstration and instruction in techniques. Limit: 20

My Path as a SD Circuit Court Trial Judge and SD Supreme Court Justice – 1 session with Robert Amundson

Friday Oct 6 10-Noon Our Savior’s Church, Friendship RoomHow do you become a judge or justice, and what does a trial judge or a supreme court justice do? This course will explain the process first-hand. Limit: 40

Imagination is more important than knowledge. ~ Albert Einstein

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Met Preview: Bellini’s Norma – 1 session with Monty Barnard Friday Oct 6 1-3:00p OLLI Classroom #108, University Center

Join OLLI as we preview the upcoming Met Opera Norma showing in the Met’s Live in HD series in theaters. The title character is a woman with emotions ranging from haughty and demanding, to desperately passionate, to vengeful and defiant. The singer who portrays her must convey all of this while also tackling some of the most vocally torturous music ever composed. Limit: 40

John Calvin, Architect of Geneva – 3 sessions w/Nathan HitchcockFridays Oct 13-27 9-10:30a Sioux Falls Seminary

John Calvin was much more than a theologian during the Protestant Reformation. He was also a brilliant administrator, serving as political architect of the unruly city-state. Limit: 40

Baseball, Preachers & Funerals – 1 session with Phyllis SchragFriday Oct 13 3-5:00p History Club Building, 758 S Phillips Ave

This “storytelling” type lecture is humorous yet poignant. Lessons gleaned from baseball, preachers, and funerals present a child’s perspective of life in a small town. This course is sponsored by the SD Humanities. Guests invited. Limit: 40

2018 Legislative Session – 1 session with David & Debra Owen and Dianna MillerFriday Oct 20 1-3:00p Trail Ridge Senior Living Community

The issues most likely to be addressed during the 2018 legislative session and how the legislature really works – which is different than the School House Rock version. Limit: 40

Sailing North to the Azores: By Hand and By Stars – 1 session with Thane & Brenda Paulsen

Friday Oct 27 1-2:30p Our Savior’s Church, Friendship RoomThrough this course we will share Thane’s sailing experience using celestial navigation on the sailing vessel Isbjorn from the British Virgin Islands to Bermuda, and, continuing on Isbjorn with Brenda crewing from Bermuda to the Azores. We will complete the course with highlights from a sailing reunion in Iceland. Limit: 40

You are never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read to a child.

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Brookings Courses DUE TO SPACE CONSIDERATIONS, THESE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ARE ABBREVIATED. READ THE FULL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ONLINE AT www.OLLIUC.ORg.mOndaYs SD Art Museum, SD Ag Museum and McCrory Gardens Tours– 1 day trip with David Hilderbrand

Monday Sept 11 10:00a Meet at SD Art Museum 1036 Medary Avenue

Join Sioux Falls OLLI group. The class will consist of a tour of the SD Art Museum, SD Ag Heritage Museum and McCrory Gardens in Brookings with a picnic lunch in the Gardens. There is no admission charge for any of the tours, although a donation is appreciated. Participants will pay for a picnic lunch on the day of the trip. Sign up online in the Sioux Falls registration section. Limit: 30

Beginning Bridge – 6 sessions with Ardelle RobertsMondays & Thursdays

Sept 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28 10-11:30a Brookings Activity Center

A Berkeley University study showed there are significant health benefits to playing bridge. Playing bridge regularly stimulates your brain and helps keep your memory active and your brain alert. It requires you to use math, strategy and concentration. Limit: 12

Tour McCrory Gardens and Make Your Own Flower Arrangement – 1 session with Christina Lind-ThielkeNon-refundable activity fee of $10 payable to OLLI at registration. Monday Sept 11 4-6:00p McCrory Gardens Visitor Center

Everyone had such a great time last year, we are hosting this flower arranging and tour of McCrory Gardens again! Enjoy a private, guided tour of McCrory Gardens, plus create a beautiful floral arrangement to take home. Bring a quart jar (or that size vase) from home. Rain date: Thursday, Sept. 14. Limit: 20

Gentle Yoga – 4 sessions with Megan Nelson

Mondays Sept 25-Oct 23 (skip Oct 9) 2-3:00p Prairie Soul, University Mall

986 22nd Avenue S, Suite B(Parking lot and studio are behind JC Penneys.) Yoga is non-competitive, and poses and movements can be modified to meet each

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Hypocrite in a Pouffy White Dress, by Susan Jane Gilman (Book Study) – 2 sessions with Mary Alice HaugMondays Oct 16 & 23 10-11:30a First Lutheran Church

Conversations about coming of age: Hypocrite in a Pouffy White Dress, by Susan Jane Gilman. In a writing style compared to David Sedaris’s, this work is a hilarious and poignant memoir of a girl who grew up in a hippie family in 1970s Manhattan. “Gilman’s recollections of moving bumpily toward adulthood are keenly observant,” wrote one reviewer. Limit: 25

tuesdaYs Kayaking – 1 session with Julie Steen

Tuesday Sept 12 10:30-Noon

Dakota Park Nature Center 1705 32nd St, Brookings

This class is designed for those with no or very limited experience in kayaking. There will be a classroom segment providing a safety orientation to kayak use and reviewing the basic skills needed to operate a kayak on a sheltered body of water. Following that, participants will move to the pond and take kayaks out on the water for individual practice in paddling. Participants need the physical ability to enter into and paddle a kayak with assistance and supervision of course leaders. Rain date: Sept. 19. Limit: 15

Constitutional Scope and Limitations of US Presidential Powers – 3 sessions with Bob BurnsTuesdays Sept 12 - 26 1:30-4p First Lutheran Church

We will discuss competing theories of U.S. presidential powers as advanced by scholars and past U.S. presidents; power and influence exercised by U.S. presidents in their multiple roles; and a series of U.S. Supreme Court rulings regarding powers of the U.S. president under Article II of the U.S. Constitution. Limit: 30

Pickleball – 2 sessions with Benda BersethTuesdays Sept 19 & 26 10-11:30a First Lutheran Church Gym

This course is an introduction to the rapidly growing sport of Pickleball, a great way to improve or maintain fitness and have fun. Instruction will cover the rules, strategy and information on local opportunities to play. All levels of ability are welcome. Limit: 16

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Wine Pairing and 3-Course Dinner at the Pheasant Restaurant – 1 session with Michael Johnson Non-refundable activity fee of $35 payable to OLLI at registration. Tuesday Sept 26 6:00p Pheasant Restaurant, 726 Main Ave S

Your host will guide you through some of the complexities of food and wine pairings and offer pointers on which wines to serve with the flavors of winter. Your registration confirmation will be your ticket to the dinner. If there are any dietary concerns or restrictions that the restaurant should be aware of, please notify the Pheasant Restaurant in advance at 692-4723. Guests of OLLI members invited. Call Kasey at 605-688-4077 to reserve guest’s participation. Price includes meal, wine, gratuity and great information regarding wine pairing. Limit:30

Basic Human Genetics – 4 sessions with Fedora Sutton ButlerTuesdays Oct 3 - 24 10-11:00a First Lutheran Church

Students will be introduced to the numbering and structures of human chromosomes. The behavior of the chromosomes in cell division will be explained. Genetic diseases resulting from failure of chromosome pairs to separate will be explained and discussed. Limit:10

GeoMythography – 3 sessions with Charles F. ‘Fritz’ GritznerTuesdays Oct 17 - 31 1:30-3:30p First Lutheran Church

GeoMythography is the study of geographic myths. The course, developed in the mid-1970s, was recognized by the Popular Culture Association as the “most innovative” popular culture geography course in the United States. This course will focus on misconceptions within the natural environment, historical events, and the contemporary human realm. Limit: 32

Pumpkins and Beer – 1 session with Charmaine Houck and Jan & Josie SandersonNon-refundable activity fee of $10 payable to OLLI at registration.

Tuesday Oct 17 4-6:00p Sanderson Gardens 47657 US Hwy 14, Aurora

Become a kid again! Meet at Sanderson Gardens and take a trailer ride to Sanderson’s pumpkin patch to pick your own pumpkin! Then, in the time it takes for the return trailer ride, become an adult! Taste a variety of pumpkin and spiced ales put together by Wooden Legs Brewery along with some artisan breads by Charmaine. Limit: 20

Autumn is the mellower season, and what we lose in flowers we more than gain in fruits. ~ Samuel Butler

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wednesdaYsCaring for Textiles – 1 session with Carrie Van BurenWednesday Sept 13 6:30-7:30p SD Ag Heritage Museum

This class will look at how to care for and preserve precious family heirlooms such as quilts, clothing items, and other textile products. Attendees are welcome to bring textile examples from home. This class will be led by the Museum’s Collections Coordinator Carrie Van Buren. Limit: 15

Tony Bennett and The Great American Songbook – 2 sessions with Corliss JohnsonWednesdays Sept 20, 27 10-11:30a Brookings Public Library

This study examines Tony Bennett’s devotion to preserving the music of The Great American Songbook through recordings from his early career to those from his nineties. Limit: 40

Great River Road - South – 2 sessions with Mike MacDonald

Wednesdays Sept 20 Oct 4

1:30-3:30p Brookings Public Library

A driving trip along the Lower Mississippi River from St. Louis to New Orleans with a look at the history, geography, economy and architecture of the region, including some of the people and events that have shaped the culture of the South. Limit: 40

Copper Tooling – 1 session with Linda HoffeltWednesday Oct 4 2-4:30p Brookings Arts Council, 524 4th St

Join Linda as she teaches you how to create beautiful artwork by copper tooling. Instructor will bring all the supplies needed for this art activity. Limit: 15

Sharing Your Best Breads – 1 session with Prudence DeBatesWednesday Oct 11 12:30-1:30p University Lutheran Center

Who doesn’t love the smell of warm bread and the large variety of this comfort food? Join OLLI as we prepare for Fall baking and share our favorite recipes and samples of the breads that we have baked and loved over the years. Limit: 20

When a father gives to his son, both laugh; When a son gives to his father, both cry. ~ William shakespeare

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Two Boards and a Passion – 4 sessions with Bette GerberdingWednesdays Oct 11 - Nov 1 2-3:30p Brookings Activity Center

This course will cover the history of the stage in America from its inception to the present day. Limit: 25

thursdaYsOne Book SD: Kitchens of the Great Midwest, by J. Ryan Stradal (Book Study) – 1 session with Mary Alice HaugThursday Sept 14 1:30-3p First Lutheran Church

Join OLLI to discuss the SD 2017 One Book: Kitchens of the Great Midwest, by J. Ryan Stradal. Review: “The magic lies in the way the main character—an elusive celebrity chef of destination dining—is revealed.” The book is a chronological series of vignettes, from an infancy in which her father feeds her pureed pork shoulder, to her 30s, when she is the celebrity chef hosting secret destination dinners at $5,000 a plate. One of NPR’s Best Books of 2015. Limit: 25

Bring Your Garden Inside – 1 session with Carol Morton Non-refundable activity fee of $12 payable to OLLI at registration. Thursday Sept 28 Noon-1:30p Hy-Vee, Brookings

Fall is upon us! Bring plants indoors with a gorgeous terrarium or dish garden you’ve created yourself – with a little guidance from a local expert! Bring your own dish to plant and any ornaments (or purchase at Hy-Vee) you would like to add. All other materials supplied. Limit: 20

TED Talks – 3 sessions with Linda Brandt & Pat JofferThursdays Oct 5 - 19 10-11:30a Dacotah Bank, Brookings

TED talks are lectures by remarkable people, free to the world at www.ted.com. Each talk is 10-20 minutes and involves innovative, articulate persons conducting cutting-edge research, engaging in amazing community projects, or thinking through old problems in creative new ways. These are well-prepared and articulated with visuals to aid the presentation. Our goal is an open and interesting discussion following each talk. You are welcome to bring your own coffee or tea. Limit: 20

Fall has always been my favorite season. The time when everything bursts with its last beauty, as if nature had been saving up all year for

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Each week the class will view one episode from the PBS series Shakespeare Uncovered and then follow the viewing with discussion of the video and the play it treats. The plays covered will be The Taming of the Shrew, Romeo and Juliet, and Othello. The PBS series combines history, biography, and iconic performances. Our own discussion will build on these elements and introduce additional ideas about the plays and their importance to us. We will begin with The Taming of the Shrew. We encourage participants to look over the plays we will be discussing. Whatever text you have available is fine. Good online texts are available at no cost from the Folger Shakespeare Library: http://www.folgerdigitaltexts.org/?chapter=4. Limit: 25

Caring for Photographs – 1 session with Carrie Van BurenThursday Nov 16 6:30-7:30p SD Agriculture Heritage Museum

This class will look at how to preserve photographs for future generations. Attendees are welcome to bring photograph examples from home. This class will be led by the Museum’s Collections Coordinator Carrie Van Buren. Limit: 15 ~ Open to the public. ~

fridaYsHow Far Have We Come Since the 1950s? – 3 sessions with John Miller and Larry Rogers

Fridays Sept 8-29(skip Sept 15) 10-11:30a Brookings Public Library

Students will be encouraged (but not required) to read two short books: James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time (1963) and Ta-Nehisi’s Between the World and Me (2015). We will also view the new documentary on Baldwin, I Am Not Your Negro. The class will discuss movie and book implications for the progress (or lack thereof) in race relations in America during the past half-century. Limit: 25

T’ai Chi Workshop – 1 workshop session with Kim KersbergenFriday Oct 13 1-4:00p First Lutheran Church, Gym

Experience a mind-body exercise that has been shown to improve balance and flexibility as well as reduce stress and encourage mindfulness. Gentle movements and breathing techniques will be practiced. There will also be some guided meditation. T’ai Chi and Qi Gong are gentle, low-impact forms of exercise accessible for people of any fitness level. Wear comfortable clothes. Limit: 40

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Sound Meditation – 1 session with Deb Yoder

Friday Oct 27 10-11:30a First Lutheran ChurchPractice yogic breathing techniques to consciously slow down, enjoy a meditation to begin releasing mind chatter, then be surrounded by the power of the sound and vibrations of the singing bowls as relaxation deepens on the physical, mental and cellular level. Limit: 30

saturdaY Garden to Table – 1 session with Karyn Veenis & Brittany Henry Non-refundable activity fee of $20 payable to OLLI at registratio

Saturday Sept 30 10:30a-12:30p Dacotah Bank

With an SDSU Extension grant for teachers, Karyn Veenis and Brittany Henry started a Garden Club at Patrick Henry Middle School in 2011. They will talk about school gardening and, using their homegrown herbs and vegetables, prepare and serve a delicious champagne brunch. Recipes will include eggs and cheese from SDSU Dairy. Participants will receive recipes for all dishes. Limit: 16

Brookings Locations:Brookings Activity Center 320 5th Avenue Brookings 692-4492Brookings Art Council 524 4th Street Brookings 692-4177

Brookings Public Library 515 3rd Street Brookings 692-9407Dacotah Bank 1441 6th St Brookings 692-8600Dakota Park Nature Center 1705 32nd St S Brookings 693-2233

First Lutheran Church 337 8th Street Brookings 692-6251Hy-Vee 790 22nd Avenue S Brookings 692-7317McCrory Gardens Visitor Center 631 22nd Avenue Brookings 688-6707

Pheasant Restaurant 726 Main Ave S Brookings 692-4723

Prairie Soul Yoga University Mall, 986 22nd Ave S, Suite B Brookings 692-1911

Sanderson Gardens 47657 US Hwy 14 Aurora, SD Brookings 693-4871

SD Ag Heritage Museum 977 11th Street Brookings 688-6226

SD Art Museum 1036 Medary Avenue Brookings 688-5423

University Lutheran Center 1404 8th Street Brookings 692-4880

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Mondays Sept 11 - Oct 30 (skip Oct 9) 10-11:30a Vermillion City Hall

TED talks are lectures by remarkable people, free to the world at www.ted.com. Each talk is 10-20 minutes and involves innovative, articulate persons conducting cutting-edge research, engaging in amazing community projects, or thinking through old problems in creative new ways. These are well-prepared and articulated with visuals to aid the presentation. Our goal is an open and interesting discussion following each talk. You are welcome to bring your own coffee or tea. LIMIT: 20

Pine Needle Basket – 4 sessions with Dawne OlsonNon-refundable activity fee of $15 payable to OLLI at registration. Mondays & Wednesdays

Sept 11, 13, 18 & 20 1-3:00p Four Winds Studio

46562 312th StreetPine Needle Basketry is an ancient method of basket making using pine needles tightly bound in a coil to create beautiful and functional baskets. You will complete a 5-6” diameter coiled pine needle basket. You will have the option to add ornamentation into the basket. All supplies provided, but feel free to bring your own scissors or a thimble if you wish. LIMIT: 10

Brazil’s Pantanal: The Serengeti of South America – 1 session with Gary & Jan SmallMonday Sept 25 1-2:30p Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library

The Pantanal is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is an immense wetland containing a rich diversity of wildlife. Gary and Jan will share their photos and discussion of the natural history – jaguars, giant otters, capybaras, jabiru storks, hyacinth macaws, and much more! LIMIT: 30

National Music and W. H. Over Museums – 1 session with David Hilderbrand and Museum GuidesMonday Oct 2 10:00a-3:00p W. H. Over Museum, 1110 University St

Join SF OLLI on this tour. Sign up online in the Sioux Falls registration section. Participants will have a guided tour of both the W. H. Over andNational Music Museums, followed by time to tour on your own.

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Areas of Interest: Europe and the Persian Gulf – 2 sessions with Tim Schorn

Mondays Oct 16 & 23 3-5:00p W. H. Over Museum, 1110 University StThis course will discuss two regions of importance and interest to the U.S., Europe and the Persian/Arabian Gulf. We will view the growing integration and cooperation since WWII. Then we will focus on the rise of and diversity within the Gulf region. LIMIT: 50

tuesdaYsRoadhouse Rendezvous – 4 sessions with Joyce Zimmer

Tuesdays Sept 12 - Oct 3 11:30a-1p See below for locationsJoin us to learn about these restaurants and also get “a taste” of what the Vermillion area has to offer. Class members are responsible for paying for their own meals and securing rides to the locations. We will visit four area Roadhouse eateries: LIMIT: 169/12: Bunyan’s, 1201 W Main St, Vermillion; 624-99719/19: Toby’s Lounge, 31364 Meckling Rd, Meckling; 624-99059/26: Murdo’s Aten Resort, 55421 NE-121, Crofton; (402) 388-445510/3: Spink Café, 31300 473rd Ave, Elk Point, SD 57025; 356-2663

One Book SD: Kitchens of the Great Midwest, by J. Ryan Stradalm (Book Study) – 1 session with Nancy ZuercherTuesday Sept 12 1:30-3p Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library

Join OLLI to discuss the South Dakota 2017 One Book. The book is a chronological series of vignettes, from an infancy in which her father feeds her pureed pork shoulder, to her 30s, when she is the celebrity chef hosting secret destination dinners at $5,000 a plate. LIMIT: 25

The Evolution of Beauty, by Richard O. Prum (Book Study) – 2 sessions with Library Personnel

Tuesdays Sept 19 & Oct 3 1:30-3p Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public

Library, Small Community RoomThe Evolution of Beauty: How Darwin’s Forgotten Theory of Mate Choice Shapes the Animal World – and Us was written by a Yale ornithologist. It is a captivating read for anyone with interest in science, art, or sex. The first session will focus on Chapters 1-6, and the second will focus on Chapters 7-12. LIMIT: 15

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illionIntroduction to T’ai Chi – 1 session with Kim Kersbergen

Tuesday Oct 17 2-5:00p National Guard Armory 603 Princeton Street, Vermillion

Experience a mind-body exercise that has been shown to improve balance and flexibility as well as reduce stress and encourage mindfulness. Gentle movements and breathing techniques will be practiced. There will also be some guided meditation. T’ai Chi and Qi Gong are gentle, low-impact forms of exercise accessible for people of any fitness level. Wear comfortable clothes. Limit: 40

Magic of Movies - Act V – 6 sessions with Betsy Simons

Tuesdays Sept 26 - Oct 31 10a-Noon Coyote Twin Theater

10 E Main StreetThis course is designed to enhance the enjoyment of movie classics as well as experience the art of movie making and learn fun facts about individual movies. The class will view these cinema classics: Nebraska, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, My Fair Lady and The Shawshank Redemption. An added bonus will be the viewing of the movies in the local theater’s new stadium auditorium! Limit: 50

wednesdaYsLearning to Play the Card Game: Pinochle – 4 sessions with Joanne Tieman

Wednesdays Sept 20 - Oct 11 10-Noon Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion

Public Library, Dakota RoomLearn to play 3-handed and 4-handed pinochle, a card game using a deck of 48 cards in four suits, ace through nine (A, 10, K, Q, J & 9) with two of each card in a suit. “Pinochle was very popular in rural South Dakota, and I don’t want it to fade away.” Limit: 16

Make a Wood Cutting Board – 2 sessions with Dawne Olson Non-refundable activity fee of $25 payable to OLLI at registration.

Wednesdays Oct 18 & 25 1-3:00p Four Winds Studio

46562 312th StreetYou will craft your own personalized cutting board either from a single piece of hardwood or by laminating hardwood strips together. The first week, you will choose your design and make a rough outline of your cutting board. The second week will give you time to do final shaping, sanding and finishing. You will have the option to personalize your cutting board with wood burning tools. Limit: 6

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Thursdays Sept 7 - Oct 26 4-6:00p Vermillion High School 1001 S Main Street

Participants will learn the four basic clay building techniques: coil, pinch, slab and wheel-thrown construction. Beginners welcome. Instructor will provide supplies. An additional $15 supplies fee will be paid to the instructor on the first day of class. Total fees - $40. Limit: 15

Historic Preservation 101 - Focusing on Deadwood, SD – 1 session with Jim WilsonThursday Sept 14 10-Noon Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library

Topics to be covered:1. The economics and tax benefits of preservation2. Historic Preservation rules, laws and regulations3. How to restore your historic building: materials, techniques, craftsmen, windows, roofs, siding, electrical.4. Historic Preservation in Deadwood and other South Dakota locations, land of infinite variety. Limit: 40

eResources at the Vermillion Public Library – 1 session with Library Staff

Thursday Sept 21 10:30-Noon Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library, Kozak Room

The Library has adopted some fun new eResources for use by patrons and would like to show you how to use them. Universal Class, OnePlay, Instant Flix, and more will be covered. Limit: 20

Know Your Car– 1 session with Troy Gregoire, Kevin Weiss & Adam MorseThursday Sept 21 7-8:30p Quality Motors, 401 W Cherry St, Vermillion

This course will range from basic maintenance to more complex maintenance issues. Regularly scheduled maintenance and lubrication using the manufacturer’s recommended type and formulation of oil, grease and liquids will help you keep your car on the road. Replacing normal wear-and-tear parts before they break is also a good path to follow on the road to long vehicle life. Come and learn! Limit: 20

it is the mark Of an educated mind tO be abLe tO entertain a thOught withOut accePting it. ~ aristOtLe

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The Mead Building, 610 Summit, was completed in 1909, and is located on the Human Services Campus north of Yankton. Named for and built by Dr. Leonard C. Mead, this building is a monument to Dr. Mead’s progressive attitude towards the positive treatment of mentally ill people. Dr. Mead felt that beautiful grounds and buildings were the key to helping his patients connect with some serenity in life. After the tour, we will dine at Luigi’s Italian Restaurant, 1208 Broadway Street. Participants will purchase their own lunch. Limit: 20

Emerging Hot New Healthy Food Trends 2017 – 1 session with Jozef VogelThursday Oct 5 10-11:00a Hy-Vee, 525 W Cherry St, Vermillion

Find out about the newest food trends from the Anaheim Expo West show with actual food samples. Limit: 25

Beginning Knitting 101 – 3 sessions with Carol King

Thursdays Oct 12-26 10a-Noon Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library, Small Room

Always wanted to learn how to knit? Hooray! Welcome to Knitting 101, your beginner’s instruction to knitting. You will learn and follow a series of knitting fundamentals, with step-by-step instruction for each basic knitting stitch. Participants: bring size 8 knitting needles, and skein of 4 ply yarn. Limit: 10

The W. H. Over Museum, History and Collections – 2 sessions with Evelyn SchlenkerThursdays Oct 12 & 19 1-2:30p W. H. Over Museum

Introduce participants to the history of the W. H. Over Museum and how collections are processed, stored, and exhibited. Limit: 30

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Fridays Sept 8 & 15 10a-Noon Coyote Twin Theater

10 E Main StreetWhat is the function of film music? The function of music in the movies is a very wide field. Music can serve several purposes that are either important on the emotional side of the movie or help/enhance the storytelling. Join Jason as OLLI members discover the impact that music plays in the quality and understanding of a film. Limit: 50

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Fridays Sept 22 Oct 6 (Skip Sept 29)

11:30a - 1:00p

Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library

A driving trip along the Lower Mississippi River from St. Louis to New Orleans with a look at the history, geography, economy and architecture of the region, including some of the people and events that have shaped the culture of the South. Limit: 40

Sound Meditation – 1 session with Deb Yoder

Friday Sept 29 11:30a - 1:00p Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library

Release and Relax: practice yogic breathing techniques to consciously slow down, enjoy a meditation to begin releasing mind chatter, then be surrounded by the power of the sound and vibrations of the singing bowls as relaxation deepens on the physical, mental and cellular level. Limit: 30

Baseball, Preachers and Funerals – 1 session with Phyllis Schrag

Friday Oct 13 11:30a - 1:30p Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library

A sequel to If you Have to Grow Up, it Might as Well Be in a Small Town, this “storytelling” type lecture is a humorous yet poignant look at small town life where all the town kids were needed to have their own “World Series,” preachers had their impact on children’s development, and funerals were simply a part of life. Lessons gleaned from baseball, preachers, and funerals present a child’s perspective of life in a small town. Guests Invited. Limit: 40

Political Climate – 2 sessions with Ted Muenster & Jim Wilson

Fridays Oct 20 & 27 11a-1:00p Edith B. Siegrist

Vermillion Public LibraryA humorous look at current issues facing the U.S. and the state of the political climate within our country. Guests are welcome! Limit: 40

For man, autumn is a time of harvest, of gathering together. For nature, it is a time of sowing, of scattering abroad.

~ Edwin Way Teale

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Vermillion • Verm




illionVermillion Locations:Four Winds Studio 46562 312th Street Vermillion 670-3300Coyote Twin Theater 10 E Main Street Vermillion 624-3331Hy-Vee 525 W Cherry Street Vermillion 624-5574National Guard Armory 603 Princeton Street Vermillion 677-7064

National Music Museum corner of Clark and Yale Streets

Vermillion 677-5306

W. H. Over Museum 1110 University Street Vermillion 659-6151

Quality Motors 401 W Cherry Street Vermillion 624-5585

Vermillion City Hall 25 Center Street Vermillion 677-7050

Vermillion High School 1001 E Main Street Vermillion 677-7035

Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library 18 Church Street Vermillion 677-7060

October gave a party;The leaves by hundreds came,—The Ashes, Oaks, and Maples,

And leaves of every name.The sunshine spread a carpet,And every thing was grand;

Miss Weather led the dancing;Professor Wind, the band....The sight was like a rainbow

New-fallen from the sky....~ George Cooper (1840–1927), “October’s Party,” c.1887

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• $5 rate (the lowest they offer!) is available to OLLI members for ANY Augustana Theatre or Music event (except Christmas Vespers).

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• Events at the Washington Pavilion must be purchased through the Pavilion Box Office (call 367-6000) or in person prior to the event.

ABOUT THIS TERM’S PRESENTERS

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thOMAS AMBROSe, ii, Md, FaCS, an OrthOpEdiC SurgEOn at avEra MEdiCal grOup OrthOpEdiCS and SpOrtS MEdiCinE, SpECializing in adult rECOnStruCtivE SurgEry FOr knEES and hipS.ROBeRt A. AMUndSOn, Jd, iS a rEtirEd lawyEr, Sd CirCuit COurt trial JudgE and Sd SuprEME COurt JuStiCE and a lOng-tiME Olli MEMBEr.Bev AUStIn haS BEEn a StudEnt OF yOga SinCE 1991, rECEivEd tEaChEr training in 2001, thErapEutiC yOga training in 2003, Chair yOga CErtiFiCatiOn in 2009, and adaptivE yOga training in 2009. BEv iS alSO On Olli’S lEadErShip COunCil.MOnty BARnARd, MuSd, iS prOFESSOr EMErituS at auguStana univErSity; dirECtOr OF MuSiC at Calvary CathEdral; dirECtOr OF MuSiC and BaritOnE SOlOiSt at Mt. ziOn SynagOguE; and haS tOurEd with gOldOvSky OpEra thEatrE.tARA BARney haS a dEgrEE in graphiC COMMuniCatiOnS FrOM Sti and COMplEtEd COurSEwOrk in JEwElry, MEtalSMithing, and drawing & dESign. tara iS a COMMunity lEarning CEntEr inStruCtOr at thE waShingtOn paviliOn.JAnet BeeMAn, BFa/art and Ma/EduCatiOn, haS taught art FOr thE vErMilliOn SChOOlS FOr 15 yEarS and FOr Olli FOr 3 yEarS.MARISSA BegLey lEadS lOCal EduCatiOn EFFOrtS FOr MillEnniuM rECyCling and thEir partnEr COMpany, SEaM, whiCh prOvidES ElECtrOniCS rECyCling SErviCES.ALAn BeRdAhL iS thE COMMunity OutrEaCh/puBliC EduCatiOn COOrdinatOr FOr thE dakOta liOnS Sight & hEalth.ChARLeS BeRdAhL, d.div, iS prESidEnt OF thE nOrdland hEritagE FOundatiOn. hE lEadS tOurS OF thE hEritagE park BuildingS at auguStana univErSity.BendA BeRSeth iS a rEtirEd tEaChEr whO iS ExplOring gEnEalOgy. ShE iS tEaChing Olli MEMBErS aBOut piCklEBall thiS tErM.Ken BIRd iS a rESidEnt ExpErt and inStruCtOr at dakOta StainEd glaSS.JAMeS BORCheRt iS BranCh liBrarian at SiOuxland liBrariES, SiOux FallS.BRUCe BRAndt, phd/harvard, Ma & Ba, rECEntly rEtirEd FrOM SdSu, whErE hE waS a prOFESSOr OF EngliSh, SpECializing in rEnaiSSanCE litEraturE.LIndA BRAndt taught gErOntOlOgy at SdSu and wOrkEd aS a gEriatriC SOCial wOrkEr. linda iS a MEMBEr OF thE Olli lEadErShip COunCil.BOB BURnS, phd, iS a diStinguiShEd prOFESSOr EMErituS OF pOlitiCal SCiEnCE FrOM SdSu. hE iS a FaMiliar FaCE at Olli, having lECturEd prEviOuSly On thE FirSt aMEndMEnt, gEnEral ElECtiOnS, and OthEr tOpiCS. FedORA SUttOn BUtLeR, phd, iS an ExpErt in gEnEtiCS and gEnOMiCS with CErtiFiCatiOn FrOM StanFOrd univESity and haS taught FOr 25+ yEarS at SdSu.KARLA CAzeR, MSn, rn, CnS-BC, haS BEEn an rn at SanFOrd uSd MEdiCal CEntEr FOr 25 yEarS aS a CliniCal nurSE SpECialiSt in gErOntOlOgy, Faith COMMunity nurSE and CErtiFiEd advanCE CarE planning FaCilitatOr.dOUg ChApMAn, BFa, Ba, Ma/anglO-SaxOn; haS SpEnt Many yEarS lEading Birding tripS arOund thE wOrld, travEling tO MOrE than 35% OF thE wOrld’S COuntriES. dOug iS EditOr OF thE JOurnal OF Sd OrnithOlOgiStS’ uniOn, Sd Bird nOtES. dOug iS alSO an aCCOMpliShEd ChEF.KevIn COLe, phd, iS a pOEt and EngliSh prOFESSOr at uSF. hE haS puBliShEd Many SChOlarly artiClES. hE iS an nEh FEllOw and iS CurrEntly wOrking On a nOvEl.


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dOUg dAnIeLS, MS/COMputEr SCiEnCE, iS thE landSat MiSSiOn ManagEr (aErOSpaCE) at thE u.S. gEOlOgiCal SurvEy (uSgS) and haS wOrkEd with SatEllitE SyStEMS FOr 22 yEarS.pRUdenCe deBAteS haS taught Many Olli COurSES aBOut travEl and FOOd in Our BrOOkingS lOCatiOn; ShE iS an avid travElEr and haS livEd OvErSEaS.MeAgAn dIOn, MS/artS adMiniStratiOn, BS/art hiStOry, haS purSuEd hEr yOga paSSiOn, Earning hEr 200 ryt CErtiFiCatiOn. ShE tEaChES at thE yMCa/dOwntOwn.WALLy & ShAROn dOOLIttLe arE SiOux FallS nativES whO havE travElEd thrOughOut thE u.S., wEStErn EurOpE, SOuth aMEriCa and MyanMar.tIM dOUgheRty, Jd, haS praCtiCEd law and lOBBiEd in SOuth dakOta FOr 33 yEarS. hE rEprESEntS a variEty OF EntitiES with intErEStS in ManuFaCturing, tEChnOlOgy, tranSpOrtatiOn, Banking, hEalthCarE and COnStruCtiOn.dReW dUnCAn, Jd, haS praCtiCEd law and lOBBiEd in SOuth dakOta FOr 14 yEarS FOr CliEntS SuCh aS vErizOn wirElESS, phrMa, Eli lilly COrp and Many inSuranCE intErEStS.MARy enRIght iS an avid knittEr and gEOCaChEr. ShE rEtirEd in 2014 and iMMEdiatEly JOinEd Olli. ShE SErvES On thE Olli lEadErShip COunCil. dAWn FLICKeMA, Md, iS a FaMily MEdiCinE/intEgrativE MEdiCinE dOCtOr whO praCtiCES at avEra. ShE haS BEEn praCtiCing FOr 23 yEarS.SUzAnne FULLeR iS paSt prESidEnt OF Olli’S lEadErShip COunCil; ShE haS lEd Our EthniC rEStaurant tOur COurSES and thE BErkShirE hathaway annual MEEting trip and planning.KevIn gALLO, phd, iS a rESEarCh SCiEntiSt with nOaa and uSES SatEllitE OBSErvatiOnS FOr wEathEr and CliMatE analySES.KevIn gAnSz iS thE CuratOr OF EduCatiOn at thE SiOuxland MuSEuMS.tIM geBhARt, Jd, Ba/JOurnaliSM & pOlitiCal SCiEnCE. pEOplE thOught hE waS Crazy whEn hE BrOught a pC tO hiS FirSt day praCtiCing law in SiOux FallS 30 yEarS agO.Bette geRBeRdIng, Ba/EngliSh, Ma/thEatrE, phd, haS attEndEd ShakESpEarE SEMinarS thrOughOut thE COuntry and haS taught Many Olli ClaSSES.neLS gRAnhOLM, phd, iS a rEtirEd SdSu prOFESSOr OF BiOlOgy and haS taught ClaSSES On BiOEthiCS FOr OvEr 30 yEarS.tROy gRegOIRe OpEratES Quality MOtOrS lOCatEd in vErMilliOn. ChARLeS F. ‘FRItz’ gRItzneR, MFa, gEOgraphy prOFESSOr EMErituS at SdSu, rECipiEnt OF gEOrgE J. MillEr award FOr diStinguiShEd SErviCE, and diStinguiShEd tEaChing award FrOM thE aSSOCiatiOn OF aMEriCan gEOgraphErS.ShIRLey hALLeen iS a FOunding MEMBEr OF Olli in SiOux FallS. ShirlEy SErvEd in thE Sd lEgiSlaturE; ShE waS hOnOrEd aS OnE OF thE OutStanding SiOux FallS wOMEn lEadErS and iS in thE Sd hall OF FaME; ShE haS BEEn a wEEkly COluMniSt FOr thE arguS lEadEr SinCE 2005.CAndy hAnSOn Ba, Mpa/harvard, rECEntly BEgan a nEw pOSitiOn aS lEadEr OF SiOux FallS thrivE, a nEw prOgraM FrOM FOrward SiOux FallS.MARy ALICe hAUg,iS a rEtirEd SdSu EngliSh prOFESSOr; ShE writES and puBliShES StOriES aBOut partiCular tiMES, plaCES and pEOplE.


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JIM hennIng iS park ManagEr at gOOd Earth StatE park at BlOOd run.BRIttAny henRy, Ma, will BE tEaChing thE giFtEd prOgraM at MiCkElSOn MiddlE SChOOl and CaMElOt ElEMEntary thiS Fall.pAtRICK hICKS, phd, iS an award-winning authOr, a FOrMEr viSiting FEllOw at OxFOrd, and thE writEr-in-rESidEnCE at auguStana univErSity whErE hE tEaChES COurSES On CrEativE writing aS wEll aS iriSh litEraturE.MARK hIeRhOLzeR iS OpEratiOnS SupErviSOr at thE SiOux FallS watEr rEClaMatiOn plant.dAvId hILdeRBRAnd, phd, iS dEan EMErituS OF thE graduatE SChOOl and SdSu prOFESSOr EMErituS OF ChEMiStry. hE SErvES On thE Olli lEadErShip COunCil and iS thE CurrEnt COunCil prESidEnt.nAthAn hItChCOCK, phd, Ma, Ba dEgrEES FrOM uSd and thE univErSity OF EdinBurgh (SCOtland), tEaChES ChurCh hiStOry tO adultS at SF SEMinary.JennIFeR hOeSIng, Ma/artS adMiniStratiOn, SErvES aS ExECutivE dirECtOr OF thE StOCkyardS ag ExpEriEnCE in SiOux FallS. LIndA hOFFeLt waS an art tEaChEr in thE puBliC SChOOlS FOr 38 yEarS.RICh hOLLAnd iS a MEMBEr OF thE vErMilliOn City COunCil and iS a rEtirEd SpaCE EnginEEr with OvEr 40 yEarS OF ExpEriEnCE.JOhn hOLLIngSWORth wOrkEd aS dSu Math FaCulty at univErSity CEntEr FOr Many yEarS and iS nOw rEtirEd and an Olli MEMBEr and inStruCtOr.BILL hOSKInS, Ba/hiStOry, Ma/hiStOry, haS 30+ yEarS OF ExpEriEnCE with thE SiOuxland hEritagE MuSEuMS.ChARMAIne hOUCK haS Many yEarS OF ExpEriEnCE in prOFESSiOnal EvEnt planning; ShE SharES hEr lOvE OF prEMiuM CraFt BEEr and EduCatES patrOnS at wOOdEn lEgS BrEwing, BrOOkingS, Sd.pAt JOFFeR iS a rEtirEd SOCiOlOgy prOFESSOr FrOM SdSu.CORLISS JOhnSOn, BME, MS/MuSiC, d.M.a., taught BluES, Jazz and rOCk MuSiC, Jazz EnSEMBlES and Jazz iMprOv. SdSu MuSiC FaCulty FOr 35+ yEarS. JeRRy W. JOhnSOn, phd, iS rEtirEd dEan OF thE SChOOl OF BuSinESS at uSd. hE alSO SErvEd aS a viSiting SChOlar with thE JOint ECOnOMiC COMMittEE OF u.S. COngrESS and with thE COngrESSiOnal BudgEt OFFiCE in waShingtOn, dC.MIChAeL JOhnSOn iS gEnEral ManagEr OF phEaSant rEStaurant in BrOOkingS.MARCIA JOneS, BS, CES, aFaa CErtiFiCatiOn, iS SupErviSOr at intEgrativE MEdiCinE, avEra CanCEr inStitutE, SiOux FallS.ROB JOyCe, Ma/auguStana univErSity, haS taught MuSiC thErE FOr Many yEarS. hE iS thE ExECutivE dirECtOr OF thE SF Jazz and BluES SOCiEty.nICOLe Kennedy iS CurrEntly a MEMBEr OF thE Sd OCCupatiOnal thErapy aSSOCiatiOn and wOrkS FOr avEra intEgratEd thErapy SErviCES.KIM KeRSBeRgen haS BEEn lEading t’ai Chi ClaSSES FOr nEarly 16 yEarS. ShE haS wOrkEd with vEtEranS, SChOOl ChildrEn and SEniOrS.CAROL KIng tEaChES knitting 101 in vErMilliOn thiS tErM.deReK KLAWItteR iS a naturaliSt with thE Sd dEpt. OF gaME, FiSh & parkS. hE SErvES aS COMMunity EduCatiOn COOrdinatOr at thE OutdOOr CaMpuS.nAnCy KLInKhAMMeR, phySiCal thErapiSt, iS JOint and SpinE CarE COOrdinatOr at avEra OrthOpEdiCS and SpOrtS MEdiCinE.


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JOeLLen KOeRneR, phd, rn, haS 44 yEarS OF ExpEriEnCE in nurSing EduCatiOn/SErviCE/adMiniStratiOn. ShE iS a praCtiCing nurSE and CEO OF an OrganizatiOn with a SpECial EMphaSiS On hOliStiC hEalth and liFE BalanCE.LARA KvALe, BS/MiCrOBiOlOgy, wOrkS aS StatE inSpECtOr with Sd dEpartMEnt OF puBliC SaFEty FOr thE paSt 4 yEarS.Jenn LACey iS thE OBSErving SyStEMS BranCh ChiEF at thE uSgS ErOS CEntEr, OvErSEEing all SatEllitE MiSSiOn dEvElOpMEnt, OpEratiOnS, and partnErShipS in SuppOrt OF land SCiEnCE rESEarCh.LIWen LI iS a nativE OF hEBEi prOvinCE, China. ShE nOw wOrkS aS a ChinESE inStruCtOr in nOrthErn StatE univErSity.ChRIStInA LInd-thIeLKe iS aSSiStant gardEnEr/EduCatiOn COOrdinatOr at MCCrOry gardEnS.tOM LOveLAnd, BS, MS/gEOgraphy, phd/gEOgraphy,iS a rESEarChEr with thE uSgS ErOS CEntEr and FOCuSES On undErStanding land ChangE FrOM lOCal tO glOBal SCalES.MIKe MACdOnALd, graduatE OF uSd, rEtirEd SiOux FallS BuSinESSMan and iS an avid travElEr and Olli inStruCtOr.MeRCedeS MALteSe, a COMMunity lEarning CEntEr inStruCtOr at thE waShingtOn paviliOn, haS BEEn wOrking with Clay On thE whEEl and hand Building FOr 15+ yEarS. ShE StudiEd art EduCatiOn at SdSu.dIAnnA MILLeR, Ba, iS a SElF-EMplOyEd COnSultant/lOBByiSt.JOhn MILLeR iS a huManitiES COunCil SpEakEr whO haS puBliShEd SEvEn BOOkS and Many artiClES On thE u.S. and Sd pOlitiCal and Cultural hiStOry.AdAM MORSe iS an autO tECh at Quality MOtOrS in vErMilliOn.CAROL MORtOn iS a FlOriSt at thE BrOOkingS hy-vEE.ted MUenSteR SErvEd aS prESidEnt OF thE uSd FOundatiOn FrOM 1998 tO 2007. in 2009, thE uSd MuEnStEr univErSity CEntEr waS dEdiCatEd tO hOnOr tEd and hiS wiFE, karEn.dAn neeveS iS SiOuxland’S “tEEn lEadEr” liBrarian and OvErSEES SiOux FallS liBrary prOgraMMing FOr adOlESCEntS.KAthy neLSOn iS a SElF-trainEd and EduCatEd SOCial MEdia prOMOtEr. kathy wOrkS with BuSinESSES hElping thEM SuCCEEd in thE SOCial MEdia wOrld.MegAn neLSOn tEaChES yOga at prairiE SOul, BrOOkingS.Jen nUnCIO iS a StaFF naturaliSt and runS EduCatiOnal prOgraMS at gOOd Earth StatE park. ShAROn OLBeRtSOn, Ma+, aFtEr tEaChing high SChOOl, COllEgE ClaSSES and FEllOw tEaChErS, SharOn haS BEEn lEading diSCuSSiOnS with Olli MEMBErS FOr thE paSt 10 yEarS.JIM OLdhAM, M.div/BiBliCal StudiES & ChriStian MiniStriES, iS a rEtirEd ClErgyMan. and an Olli lEadErShip COunCil MEMBEr. JiM and hAzeL OLdhAM havE lEd Olli MEMBErS On an ExplOratiOn OF arEa ChurChES in prEviOuS tErMS.Bev OLIveR, BS/EngliSh and MS/EnvirOnMEntal intErprEtatiOn, haS taught Olli ClaSSES SinCE 2007.dAWne OLSOn, BS/EngliSh EduCatiOn, haS SpEnt 15 yEarS dOing rESEarCh and 20 yEarS in BuShCraFt and wildErnESS ExpEriEnCE.MACOn OpLIngeR iS a grEat liFE FitnESS SpECialiSt.


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SIehA yOS OUCh, BS/ManagEMEnt, Originally FrOM CaMBOdia, ManagEd phnOM pEnh rEStaurant, SiOux FallS.dAvId OWen iS prESidEnt OF thE Sd ChaMBEr OF COMMErCE and haS wOrkEd aS a lOBByiSt FOr 30+yEarS inCluding 19 SESSiOnS with thE Sd lEgiSlaturE.deBRA OWen, Jd, iS SEniOr StaFF attOrnEy at Sd BurEau OF huMan rESOurCES.BRendA pAULSen COMplEtEd hEr Edd in EduCatiOnal lEadErShip FrOM uSd in 2016, SailS thE CariBBEan and MEditErranEan with hEr huSBand, thanE.thAne pAULSen,BS/JOurnaliSM & MarkEting, a liCEnSEd Captain with alMOSt 30 yEarS OF Sailing ExpEriEnCE in Sd, thE CariBBEan and thE MEditErranEan.JeAn peARSOn, CErtiFiEd aFO, iS a rECrEatiOn prOgraM COOrdinatOr at thE MidCO® aQuatiC CEntEr in SiOux FallS.BIRgIt peteRSOn, phd, iS a gEOgraphEr with thE uSgS ErOS CEntEr FOCuSing On rEMOtE SEnSing tEChnOlOgiES FOr thE Study OF wildland FirE.BILLy pOLLeMA iS aggrEgatE diviSiOn ManagEr at COnCrEtE MatErialS.tJ pOLzIn iS thE aSSiStant ManagEr OF thE huSBy pErFOrMing artS CEntEr at thE waShingtOn paviliOn.tOM & Lee RAIneS, lEE waS a tEaChEr in thE dES MOinES arEa FOr 30 yEarS. ShE iS CurrEntly a CarEgivEr FOr hEr huSBand, tOM, whO haS Early OnSEt dEMEntia. tOM givES uS FirSt-hand aCCOunt OF hiS ExpEriEnCES with dEMEntia.Ken RASMUSSen, phd, iS a liFE-lOng StudEnt OF phOtOgraphy with 15 yEarS OF graduatE lEvEl tEaChing ExpEriEnCE.JOSh RIeCK, MM, haS Built apprOxiMatEly 50 inStruMEntS and rEpairEd thOuSandS SinCE COMplEting rElatEd COurSE wOrk in rEd wing, Mn in 2004.LISA RInALdO iS an ExpEriEnCEd art EduCatOr FOr thE COMMunity lEarning CEntEr at thE waShingtOn paviliOn; hEr MiSSiOn iS tO hElp adultS Find thE “artiSt within.”ARdeLLe ROBeRtS, BS, MS, phd, waS thE FOrMEr hEad OF thE dEpartMEnt OF ECOnOMiCS, SdSu and iS tEaChing a BridgE COurSE thiS tErM in BrOOkingS.LARRy ROgeRS, phd, prOFESSOr OF EduCatiOn EMErituS at SdSu, taught undErgraduatE and graduatE COurSES in SOCial StudiES tEaChing MEthOdS.RegInA RUhBeRg iS dirECtOr OF thE huSBy pErFOrMing artS CEntEr at thE waShingtOn paviliOn.JAn & JOSIe SAndeRSOn Own and OpEratE SandErSOn gardEnS in aurOra, Sd.eveLyn SChLenKeR, phd, iS uSd prOFESSOr OF BiOMEdiCal SCiEnCES. ShE iS lEading a tOur OF thE w.h. OvEr MuSEuM thiS tErM.JeAnnIne SChneIdeR, BS/BiOlOgy, Ma/EngliSh, aFtEr wOrking aS a MEdiCal tEChnOlOgiSt FOr 20 yEarS, ShE EarnEd an Ma in EngliSh and waS a COllEgE prOFESSOr FOr 12 yEarS. ShE haS taught Six prEviOuS Olli COurSES.tIM SChORn, phd, dirECtOr OF intErnatiOnal StudiES at uSd, iS a FaMiliar FaCE at Olli. hE haS taught ClaSSES On thE MiddlE EaSt and EurOpE.phyLLIS SChRAg iS a SpEakEr with Sd huManitiES and OwnS SChrag prOduCtiOnS and Quilt CrEatiOnS.JOdI SChWAn iS thE FOrMEr EditOr OF thE SiOux FallS BuSinESS JOurnal whO nOw runS hEr Own BuSinESS nEwS wEBSitE, and a COntEnt MarkEting FirM.hARRIet SCOtt, phd, aCSw, CSw-pip, iS ExECutivE dirECtOr at SEniOr CarE ManagEMEnt & COnSultatiOn.


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MARCIA SIetStRA, iS a rEtirEd paStOr within thE unitEd ChurCh OF ChriSt. ShE EarnEd a dOCtOratE OF MiniStry in 2012.BetSy SIMOnS taught high SChOOl EngliSh and SpEECh FOr 35 yEarS; BEtSy haS taught Many Olli ClaSSES On a variEty OF SuBJECtS.gARy SMALL, phd, prOFESSOr EMErituS OF BiOChEMiStry at uSd SChOOl OF MEdiCinE, EnJOyS travEling thrOughOut thE wOrld.JAn SMALL, rEtirEd uSd COOrdinatOr OF SpOnSOrEd prOgraMS, EnJOyS travEling thrOughOut thE wOrld.LeIgh SpenCeR, Ba, Ma, iS thE EduCatiOn SErviCES ManagEr at thE grEat plainS zOO with 13 yEarS OF ExpEriEnCE and haS taught audiEnCES OF all agES.JULIe Steen wOrkS FOr dakOta naturE park in BrOOkingS and haS taught SEvEral Olli COurSES SuCh aS kayaking and gEOCaChing.SARAh StenSOn, Jd, M. div., iS thE aSSOCiatE dirECtOr OF thE luthEr hOuSE OF Study in SF. ShE tEaChES tO StudEntS and rEgiOnal COMMunity grOupS.BILL StevenS waS a prOduCtiOn aSSiStant and van drivEr during thE FilMing, and prOduCtiOn COOrdinatOr OF thE planning COMMittEE FOr “danCES with wOlvES.”BOB StevenS iS a rEtirEd EduCatOr and CurrEnt dEBatE COaCh at O’gOrMan. hE rOutinEly takES StudEntS tO thE natiOnal dEBatE COMpEtitiOnS. BOB SErvES On thE Olli lEadErShip COunCil.JILL StORM, phd, haS taught hEBrEw, hEBrEw rEadingS, JudaiSM and ExplOring thE ChriStian Faith at auguStana univErSity; hEBrEw at SF SEMinary; and ClaSSES aBOut gEnESiS, JESuS, JudaiSM and OthEr BiBliCal SuBJECtS FOr Olli. MAtt SUttOn, iS a ranChEr, COwBOy, CattlE BrEEdEr, StatE lEgiSlatOr, Sd rEgEnt, and “FriEnd (Or FOE) tO nEarly EvEry SigniFiCant nEwSMakEr in SOuth dakOta SinCE 1950.”JASOn thIeL iS Ex. dirECtOr at vErMilliOn dOwntOwn Cultural aSSOCiatiOn.phILIp e. thOMpSOn, phd, M. div., haS SErvEd 15 yEarS On thE BOard OF thE BaptiSt JOint COMMittEE FOr rEligiOuS liBErty and haS wrOtE puBliCatiOnS and OFFErEd prESEntatiOnS in variOuS ChurChES and SChOOlS.MARy tIdWeLL iS a FOrMEr tEaChEr, living with parkinSOn’S. ShE attEndEd a natiOnal COnFErEnCE On parkinSOn’S, and will SharE inFOrMatiOn aBOut living with a ChrOniC diSEaSE.JOAnne tIeMAn, BSn, Ma, MSn, rEtirEd rn whO taught in thE nurSing dEpartMEntS at MMC and uSd, tEaChing ClaSSES, lEarning laBS and CliniCalS. ShE haS playEd pinOChlE SinCE ChildhOOd.KeLLy tOLLeFSOn, MBa, haS wOrkEd in wOrkFOrCE dEvElOpMEnt at SanFOrd hEalth SinCE 2004.MARy tRAnBeRg iS a FOrMEr tEaChEr whO haS BEEn diagnOSEd with parkinSOn’S. ShE iS EagEr tO SharE hEr paSSiOn aBOut living with a ChrOniC diSEaSE.CARRIe vAn BURen, Ma,Sd ag hEritagE MuSEuM COllECtiOnS SpECialiSt. MICheLLe vAn MAAnen, Edd, iS a uSd prOFESSOr with MOrE than 20 yEarS OF ExpEriEnCE in JOurnaliSM, tElEviSiOn & radiO ManagEMEnt, and puBliC rElatiOnS and OutrEaCh. KARyn veenIS, MA, is A retired educAtor froM sioux fAlls. she hAs been A gArdener And cook for MAny yeArs.nAnCy vegLAhn, M.a., M. litt, iS a rEtirEd EngliSh prOFESSOr (SdSu and uSF) and FOrMEr OwnEr OF thE BOOk ShOp in SiOux FallS. ShE SErvES aS a dOCEnt at thE viSual art CEntEr and haS alSO puBliShEd a nuMBEr OF BOOkS.


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JOzeF vOgeL haS 30+ yEarS OF rEtail FOOd ExpEriEnCE, attEnding FOOd tradE ShOwS annually. hE haS a paSSiOn FOr SpECialty FOOdS.LORI WALSh, Ba, iS a FrEElanCE writEr and BOOk CritiC whO haS puBliShEd hundrEdS OF FEaturE artiClES, rEviEwS, and ESSayS in nEwSpapErS and MagazinES. ShE writES a MOnthly COluMn FOr thE arguS lEadEr nEwSpapEr.JILL WeIMeR, phd, iS SEniOr dirECtOr OF thErapEutiC dEvElOpMEnt and aSSOCiatE SCiEntiSt in ChildrEn’S hEalth rESEarCh CEntEr and aSSOCiatE prOFESSOr FOr thE dEpt. OF pEdiatriCS at SanFOrd SChOOl OF MEdiCinE.KevIn WeISS iS an autO tECh at Quality MOtOrS. hE StudiEd at lakE arEa tEChniCal inStitutE and nOw livES in vErMilliOn.SALLy WILLIAMS, dO, wOrkS at avEra’S intEgrativE MEdiCinE CEntEr tO hElp patiEntS with altErnativE MEdiCinE OptiOnS.JIM WILSOn iS a rEtirEd COllEgE prOFESSOr with 30 yEarS OF ExpEriEnCE EduCating thE puBliC On hiStOriCal prESErvatiOn SuBJECtS. JiM SErvES On thE Olli lEadErShip COunCil. JOSeph WIpF iS MiniStEr OF thE rOCkpOrt huttEritE COlOny SOuthwESt OF alExandria, SOuth dakOta. nAnCy JOhnSOn WIRSIng, phd, Ma/intErnatiOnal StudiES, iS a pSyChOlOgiSt at avEra MEdiCal grOup pSyChiatry aSSOCiatES. ShE haS authOrEd a COOkBOOk FEaturing whOlE FOOd rECipES. deB yOdeR, CErtiFiEd harMOniC SOund thErapiSt, tEaChES yOga FOr avEra, dOES Singing BOwl thErapy FOr avEra, prinCE OF pEaCE and haS hEr Own BuSinESS, tiBEtan tEMplE 2010 SOundS. MICK zeRR, Bd, MS, taught at whS, inStruCtOr at kilian COllEgE and COlOradO tECh, On thE BOard OF dirECtOrS OF thE Sd OrnithOlOgiStS’ uniOn, and BlOOd run StatE park Bird FEEding COMplEx ManagEr.JOyCe zIMMeR haS BEEn a puBliC SChOOl EduCatOr FOr 27+ yEarS. ShE taught anCiEnt hiStOry at thE MiddlE SChOOl lEvEl.nAnCy zUeRCheR, Edd, wOrkEd aS aSSOCiatE prOFESSOr EMErituS OF EngliSh at uSd, and waS dakOta writing prOJECt dirECtOr 1989-2007.

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