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• FALL 2015 CONCERT SCHEDuLE •Aire Peruano: Music for Piano and Flute by Peruvian ComposersMCC faculty member Carmen Rodríguez-Peralta, piano, and Orlando Cela,flute, will perform Peruvian works inspired by indigenous melodies,rhythms and instruments. Piano solos by Pablo Chávez Aguilar andEnrique Iturriaga, a flute solo by Celso Garrico-Lecca, and pieces for flute and piano by Clotilde Arias, Andrés Sasand GabrielaLena Frank will be performed. 12:30 p.m. • Wednesday, Oct. 28Federal Building Assembly Room • Lowell Campus

Boston Saxophone Quartet A unique blend of musicians combining a range of repertoire andexperience in wind performance, this ensemble performs in a variety ofstyles, from the Renaissance to the present. For this concert, the group willplay selections from the Civil War, WWI and WWII eras.3 p.m. • Sunday, Nov. 1 • MCC Concert Hall • Bedford Campus

Wurud Min a’Sharq – Flowers from the East Co-sponsored by MCC’s Interdisciplinary Weekend 2015: “The MiddleEast,” the concert will feature Nabil Ata, ‘ud (Arabic lute) and TarabChorus. They will present a selection of Middle Eastern instrumentalpieces and songs in the Arabic language, concentrating on the classicalgenre. MCC faculty member Johannah Segarich, mezzo soprano, will alsobe on the program. She and Ata will provide commentary on thefundamentals of Arabic music and the different styles performed.3 p.m. • Saturday, Nov. 7 • MCC Concert Hall • Bedford Campus

Sonya Ovrutsky Fensome, PianoAn internationally acclaimed concert pianist and passionate musiceducator, Sonya Ovrutsky Fensome will perform a recital of works byMaurice Ravel, Igor Stravinsky, and Camille Saint-Saens.8 p.m. • Friday, Nov. 13 • MCC Concert Hall • Bedford Campus

Chamber Music for Voice, Viola & PianoMCC faculty members Anna Ward, soprano, and Carmen Rodriguez-Peralta, piano, will be joined by Drew Ricciardi, violist, to perform works forvoice, viola and piano, and voice and piano by Johann Sebastian Bach,Franz Schubert, Gustav Mahler and William Bolcom.8 p.m. • Friday, Nov. 2 • MCC Concert Hall • Bedford Campus

Student RecitalMCC student singers and instrumentalists will perform.12:30 p.m. • Monday, Dec. 14 • MCC Concert Hall • Bedford Campus

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� Heroes and Choice MIL 651 30

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Ed HardingAnchor, WCVB Channel 5 Fall 2015 Opening Session1:30 – 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, October 7Bedford Campus Center Café East

Ed Harding is co-anchor for the NewsCenter 5 early-evening and late newscasts. Previously, he co-anchored the EyeOpener and NewsCenter 5 at 11 p.m.. Harding joined the EyeOpener team in 2000 and added his duties at 11 p.m. in 2004. Prior to joining the EyeOpener, he had been the weekend sports anchor and reporter for Channel 5 since 1988.

Before joining WCVB, Harding was sports director and principal sports anchor for WISH-TV, the CBS affiliate in Indianapolis. At WISH, he anchored and produced the 6 p.m. and 11 p.m.sportscasts, co-produced and reported the station’s annual “Indy 500” special, and was producer and host of The Colts Today, the NFL Indianapolis Colts coach’s show. For three years, he providedlive reports and color commentary for Colts games on WIBC Radio. While in the midwest, Harding won two Indiana Associated Press Awards and was named Best TV Sportscaster by Indianapolis Magazine.

A native of Newton, Harding graduated from Emerson College in Boston. He lives in Wellesley withhis wife. Now considered empty-nesters, the Hardings are very proud of their two children. One is ateacher in Hudson, and the other is a weekend anchor with the NBC affiliate in Kennewick, Wash.

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Thursday ClassesMIL 651 30Heroes and ChoiceToday we will discuss Aristotle and his Philosophy,specifically the concept of choice and personalresponsibility. We will also discuss the hero andjourney archetypes as established by Homer. Theseconcepts will lay the foundation for a discussion ofpopular culture movies and TV shows such as TheAvengers, XMen, and Agent Carter, the choices thecharacters make, and the universal lessons learned. Presenter: Cheryl Hunter, English Faculty, MCC

Henderson Hall 210October 22 MIL 651 30

MIL 652 30The Hot Food Cool Planet WorkshopWhat do organic growing methods, food waste, meatconsumption, and locally grown food have to do withclimate change? Come learn the answers to thesequestions and more. Sonia DeMarta has been talkingabout this issue for many years and will help you learnto reduce your carbon "food"print with a simplecooking demonstration at the end.Presenter: Sonia Demarta, Whole Foods

Henderson Hall 210November 5 MIL 652 30

MIL 653 30Lowell Makes Tour

Lowell Makes is a non-profit groupof local artists, engineers, makers,and thinkers who work together toprovide tools and learningresources to the public. We usethese resources to collaborate on

individual and community projects in order to promotescience, technology and art; while working andexperimenting on innovative ideas to encouragelearning within our community. Join us for a tour ofour facility at 47 Lee Street. On-street parking isavailable, or at the John Street Garage.Presenter: Eric Sacks, Lowell Makes

Off-site location: 47 Lee Street, LowellOctober 29 MIL 653 30

MIL 654 30President Mabry Presents…

MCC welcomed a new presidentin February. Dr. James C. Mabryholds a Ph.D in U.S History fromColumbia University and a Masterof Science degree from theLondon School of Economics.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in political sciencefrom Columbia University’s School of General Studiesand his associate degree from the University ofMaryland Overseas Division. It is this unconventionalpath to the presidency and the non-typical paths manyof our MCC students take that he will discuss in thisspecial session. Presenter: Dr. James C. Mabry, Middlesex Community College President

Café EastNovember 12 MIL 654 30

MIL 644 30 TED Talks

Alix Generous is a young womanwith a million and one ideas —she's done award-winningscience, helped develop newtechnology and tells a darn goodjoke (you'll see). She has

Asperger's, a form of autistic spectrum disorder thatcan impair the basic social skills required forcommunication, and she's worked hard for years tolearn how to share her thoughts with the world. In thisfunny, personal talk, she shares her story — and hervision for tools to help more people communicate theirbig ideas. Please view the TED Talk before class: • www.tedtalks.com• In Search box, key in: Alix Generous

Presenter: Peter Shea, MCC Director of Professional Development


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Monday ClassesMIL 632 30Fall Color

Learn why some New England treeschange their leaf color in the fall.Participants will have the opportunityto observe microscopic plant cells,discuss how water and sugars movethrough plants, and explore the

chemistry of plant pigments. This session will be held in alaboratory and include demonstrations, the use ofmicroscopes and procedures to separate plant pigments.Presenter: Jessie Klein, MCC faculty


MIL 601 “Action, Action.” The Films of Raoul Walsh

This semester we are returning to theroots of classic Hollywood cinemawith the viewing of selected films ofRaoul Walsh. Starting as a stageactor in New York, the young Walshmoved west in pursuit of adventure,

landing a role as John Wilkes Booth in D.W. Griffith’smasterpiece the Birth of a Nation. He learned the directingtrade as an assistant to Griffith and reached the peak of hiscareer in the late ’30s and ’40s with Warner Brothers. Hewas one of the originators of the gangster genre and amaster of several other Classic Hollywood genre. The films to be viewed are still TBA, but you’ll see someclassic Hollywood stars such as Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney, Ida Lupino, Teresa Wright, Virginia Mayo, and Gregory Peck in their prime!Presenter: Stan Hitron, retired MCC Humanities Chair and faculty member.

Henderson Hall Room 115

October 26 MIL 601 30November 2 MIL 601 31November 9 MIL 601 32 November 16 MIL 601 33 November 23 MIL 601 34

Tuesday ClassesMIL 633 30 Storytelling as Theater of the MindCome join us for this exciting workshop and participate increating stories inspired and prompted by recalling andsharing scenes from your own lives. Once there is comfortand familiarity with sharing memories and anecdotes fromone's life, the group will segue into sharing the instructor’sstorytelling experience as a Theater of the Mind. We willuse the tradition and dramatic artfulness of storytelling,imagination, memory, visualization and pantomimeas tools to craft a story.Presenter: Guy Peartree, a historical storyteller and MCC faculty


MIL 605 30 Exploring Hawaii

Join us as we visit the five largestislands of Hawaii: Hawai'i, Maui,Moloka'i, Kaua'i, and O'ahu. Thisprogram explores the natural beauty,the history, the culture, and thelanguage of Hawaii. We will take a

video tour two national parks and several nationalhistorical parks and wildlife refuges.Presenter: Ron Reynolds (along with his wife, Carol) has visited 45national parks in the past 11 years. They have taken day hikes on many ofthe trails in the parks. Ron has recorded these trips on video while Carolhas enjoyed photographing wild flowers and wildlife.


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MIL 616 30 Coffee and Conversation with Marci and Caitlin of the M.I.L.E.S. Program

Join us for this end of the semester gathering. On Tuesday, December 1, we will gather todebrief the MILES semester. Come join us to talk about courses you liked, what could beimproved, and ideas for the future. We will provide the refreshments. There is noregistration or fee for this discussion, but RSVP to Caitlin Campopiano at 781-280-3570so we know how many to expect.

One meeting, Tuesday, Dec. 1, from 2 – 3 p.m. • Building 9, Room 113

MIL 655 Relationships in Later LifeThe focus of this workshop will be on relationships inlater life with a special emphasis on married couples. Itwill discuss how major events impact seniors such asdivorce, death of a spouse and retirement. It examinesthe major factors that contribute to a long term marriageand the issues involved in remarriage. Lastly it will lookat those seniors who never married. Presenter: Ed Alessi, faculty at MCC

Henderson Hall 212

October 27 MIL 655 30 November 3 MIL 655 31

MIL 646 30Immigration

Immigration is a hot topic todayand is likely to become hotter asthe 2016 Presidential Electionnears. Do you want to know moreabout immigration in the USA, itspast, present and possible future?

How does America fare when compared to the rest of theworld in the immigration debate? Why do we have“legal” and “illegal” immigrants in this country? Let’sexplore immigration in America together. Presenter: Maria Santos. Attorney Santos has been practicingimmigration law for over 20 years. She is a founding partner of Alphen& Santos, PC in Westford and has helped thousands of individuals,companies and organizations with immigration issues.


MIL 612 30What is Twitter?

If “tweets,” “followers,” “trends”and “hashtags” seem foreign to you– or if you just want to learn moreabout Twitter – join us for thisexciting session. This workshopwill provide a basic understanding

of Twitter, and provide tips & tricks designed to enhanceyour overall experience. Please note: Time will NOT bespent creating individual accounts in class.Presenter: Kathy Register and Tura Linderholm, MCC Office ofMarketing Communications

Academic Resource 108November 17 MIL 612 30

Wednesday ClassesMIL 634Native American Culture (World Cultures)Slides and commentary will touch on arts and crafts,ceremonies, attitudes on nature, land, community, menand women, child-rearing and healing. Discuss whymany feel that learning about indigenous beliefs andlifestyles can be helpful today.Presenter: Hope Luder

North Academic 103

October 21 MIL 634 30October 28 MIL 634 31November 4 MIL 634 32

MIL 647 30 Student Experience: Costa Rica

This past June, a group of studentsaccompanied MCC advisorVikram Sharma on a trip to CostaRica. While in Costa Rica, studentshad both a cultural immersion andan ecological conservation

experience. The program included service learningactivities focused on the protection of nature in CostaRica. Come hear more about the student experiences inthis session.Presenter: Vikram Sharma, MCC faculty and student advisor to Costa Rica trip


MIL 606 30MoroccoCome and explore the country of Morocco with JudyHogan, MCC Dean as she tells the story of her many visitsto this fabulous country. Perched on the northern tip ofAfrica on the Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea, Moroccoboasts warm, friendly people, a rich history and culture,and the most delicious cuisine. View pictures of Morocco’snational monuments and its people and be amazed as youlearn more about this fantastic country.Presenter: Judy Hogan, Dean of Business, Education and Public Services, MCC


MIL 648 30The Ever-Changing American EnglishCatch up on the changes in American English in thisdigital age. American English has always changedthroughout the centuries, but in the Twenty-firstCentury, technology has increased the number ofchanges. Class includes handouts and worksheets. Presenter: Linda Spencer


MIL 649 30Barnes Collection

The Barnes Foundation wasestablished by Albert C. Barnes in1922 to “promote the advancementof education and the appreciationof the fine arts and horticulture.”The Barnes holds one of the finest

collections of Post-Impressionist and early Modernpaintings, with extensive works by Pierre-AugusteRenoir, Paul Cézanne, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso,Henri Rousseau, Amedeo Modigliani, Chaim Soutineand Giorgio de Chirico, as well as American mastersCharles Demuth, William Glackens, Horace Pippin andMaurice Prendergast. Learn about Dr. Barnes, hiscollection and the recent controversy surrounding thispriceless collection.Presenter: Jennifer Aradhya, Director of MarketingCommunications, MCC


MIL 650 30“Nine” Documentary

Professor Jen Bauer will screen heraward-winning short-documentary,"NINE," and lead a discussionabout the process of filmmaking,covering both fiction anddocumentary film production.

Presenter: Jennifer Bauer, MCC Film Production faculty

North Academic 103November 18 MIL 650 30


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MILES · PDF filePiano solos by Pablo Chávez Aguilar and ... Lena Frank will be performed. ... landing a role as John Wilkes Booth in D.W. Griﬃth’s