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- A Course is Born In Person
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Maximum Enrollment: 12
Have you taken OLLI courses and thought maybe it would be fun to try your hand at teaching a class? Or maybe you have already plunged into teaching, but you would like some extra help in preparation and organization. Over the course of eight weeks, we will take you through all the steps, beginning with selecting a topic and ending with teaching a sample class. We will talk about possible formats, bolster your research skills, and provide you with lots of information about effectively working with OLLI scholars. By the end of this hands-on class, you will be well on your way to becoming a dedicated OLLI instructor.
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- BE READY Before, During and After the Disaster In Person
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Maximum Enrollment: 25
Are you ready for the next disaster? Lexington is at risk for tornadoes, heavy snow/ice storms, hazardous materials releases, power outages, droughts and other emergencies. Learn ways to be prepared and how to recover. Includes local/ FEMA and other assistance.
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- Beginning Bridge, Bidding SIG In Person
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Maximum Enrollment: 24
This is a beginning course. Open to anyone who is interested in learning how to play or becoming reacquainted with the game of bridge. Topics include modern bidding, play of the hand, beginning defense and scoring. This course is the first in a series of three bridge classes: bidding, play of the hand and defense.
Saturday, March 7 is Orientation Day with lunch break.
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- Learning to Play Bridge: Play of the Hand SIG In Person
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Maximum Enrollment: 32
This SIG will introduce students to scenarios they will encounter when playing bridge hands. They will learn to develop tricks, eliminate losers, and use entries to their hand and the dummy. This SIG is a continuation of the beginning bridge SIG. Participants will use progressive techniques to learn and improve their play. Topics include making a plan of play, developing tricks, and making the contract.
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- The Organized Way to Make Decisions In Person
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Maximum Enrollment: 25
Have you ever struggled with making decisions on expensive purchases? This course offers a method of separating Needs and Wants in order to be able to evaluate which solution meets your criteria the best. Instead of keeping all of the information in your head, this teaches you how to write it down and grade the choices.
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- Understanding the Electrical and Plumbing Systems in Your Home In Person
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Maximum Enrollment: 30
I will explain how electricity is provided to and throughout your house. Topics will include a full description of terms as well as some basic information about the electrical code used. Alternative power systems will be discussed as well as scams on the market. Plumbing systems will also be described for knowledge and evaluation of proposals you might face at some time.
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- Writing a "Legacy Letter" Zoom
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Fee: $30.00
Dates: 3/4/2026 - 3/25/2026
Times: 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Days: W
Sessions: 4
Building: ZOOM
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Instructor: Jay Sherwin
Maximum Enrollment: 25
A legacy letter (also called an “ethical will”) is a written document that allows you to share your life lessons, express your values and transmit your blessings to future generations. A legacy letter is shorter than a memoir, typically just a few pages. Writing one is a rewarding experience that creates an enduring gift for family, friends and loved ones. This course includes discussion and brief writing exercises to help you examine your life history, explore your values and complete your own legacy letter.
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