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wisconsin union WINTER/SPRING • 2013 CATALOG

NEW

! Spring Food Fling Shake off those winter blues and get inspired by

earth’s spring renewal. Local produce is just

hitting our markets and you know what you want to do -

Join the dance! We will prepare a multiple course meal

using the new spring bounty, dancing with culinary

delights from a masterful chef. All supplies included in

course price, just bring your appetite and a container for

any leftovers. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Sabi Atteyih is a

world traveler, Madison-based, Mediterranean Chef

since 1984, now Culinary Team Member of the

Wisconsin Union.

#5415.501 SUN Noon-4pm, April 27 $49.50(Student/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Food for Love – Healthy, Simple Recipes Get inspiration for fun, easy-to-make foods that

say “I love food.” We will prepare a five course meal

that focuses on healthy simple recipes that will wow the

ones you love to cook for. Discover new and easy

culinary delights to add to your repertoire with a

masterful chef. All supplies included in course price, just

bring your appetite and a container for any leftovers.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Sabi Atteyih.

#5410.401 SUN Noon-4pm, Feb 2 $49.50(Student/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Quick & Easy Indian Cooking Are you intrigued by Indian cuisine? Do you want

to eat healthy and tasty food on a budget? Do

you like home-made meals that are quick and easy to

make? Indian cooking does not need to be difficult,

time-consuming or an expensive affair. You will learn to

make a complete 3-course Indian meal. Feature Lentil

Stew (soup or side), Mango Lassi, Fragrant Cumin Rice

with a side of Spinach-Lentil Daal and Potato Fry, Raita

(dip) and Kheer (dessert). All Ingredients, equipment

and recipes are provided. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

Poonam Rao has 15 years experience teaching Indian

cooking and handicrafts.

#5400.501 SUN 1-3pm, March 30 $29.50(Student/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Cooking with Chocolate: Valentine’s Day Edition Come have fun with that classic Valentine’s

Day treat - chocolate! We will start with dark

chocolate and white chocolate fondues and, dip

fresh strawberries! Next will come personalized

dark chocolate-chocolate chip mini-breads with

a chocolate spread (Bring a container to take the

spread home). Finally, get thoroughly chocolate by

making a nice supply of haystacks with cinnamon

hearts. Take home what you bake/make. Recipes

included. $10-$15 supply fee payable to Instructor.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Susan Hagstrom.

#5510.401 TUE 6:30-9pm, Feb 11 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Adventurous Chocolate Baking

Using chocolate as the medium, we will explore

different dietary delights. Preparing three recipes

- Flourless Chocolate Cake, Black Bean Brownies, and

Microwave Mint Brownies in a mug - will open the

participants to new ways of cooking. There will be

samples to bring home (Bring your own mug) and

recipes to study with even more alternatives to play

with on your own. $10-$15 supply fee payable to

Instructor. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Susan Hagstrom.

Ever since attending International cuisine courses as

a child she has been, through show and taste,

demonstrating intense creativity in the culinary field.

#5500.401 SUN 1-3pm, Feb 9 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

A World of Whiskeys In Gaelic, whiskey (uisge-beatha) means the “the water

of life.” Beyond the hype of marketing and centuries-old

reputations is the story of whiskey and its many varieties

across Scotland, Ireland, Canada, the United States

and beyond. Join us for an evening of light sampling

and exploration of the stories behind Scotch, Bourbon,

Rye and more. Join the owner of one of the ten best

whiskey bars in America on a journey through (some

of) the world of whiskeys. We will sample five to six

different styles from the Isles to North America. Come

and enhance your enjoyment of the water of life! Proof

of age required at class. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Bill

Rogers is the owner of the Malt House Tavern, selected

as one of the 10 best whiskey bars in America by Zagat.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Kim Tschudy.

#5575.501 MON 6:30-8:30pm, March 24 $19.50(Student/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Rum – The Spirit of the Times Rum has a deep rooted history, both in the Caribbean

and the US. From culture to food it has left its imprint

and continues to do so today. Here is an opportunity

to take a historical and sensory journey, learning more

about this great beverage that has been a major part of

the development and growth of this region of the world.

We will sample varieties of Rum, some ethnic foods and

even the music associated with this great drink. Proof of

age required at class. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Mark

Alfred is a longtime transplant from the Caribbean to

the state of Wisconsin. Growing up on the island of

Trinidad, rum has been part of his blood and history.

#5577.501 TUE 6-8pm, April 1 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

The Wednesday Wine Series Join us in the Prairie Fire Winebar at Union South as

we sample and learn the stories of a variety of wines.

We will tour the wine landscape, sample a variety of

wines and your course fee also includes a sampling

of complementary light appetizers. Presented in

cooperation with Wisconsin Union Dining Services and

the Prairie Fire Winebar. 1 Meeting each. INSTRUCTOR:

Greg Huber is a Certified Specialist of Wine by the

Society of Wine Educators. He is known for offering

informative and fun wine tastings.

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! A Tour of Italy The Wednesday Wines Series takes you to Italy,

or at least a tour of Italian Wines. Italy is home to

the oldest wine making regions in the world and its wine

varieties are many. We will do our best to survey the

range and variety available from Italy. No doubt, some

of these wines will surprise you.

#5540.401 WED 6:30-8:30pm, Feb 19 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Red & White Blends Puzzled whether to open a red or a white wine

tonight? Join us for an exploration of the latest

trend in wine - blended red and white wines. We will

explore some of the better new wines, the clever

names, and the vintners at the forefront of this

emerging wine genre.

#5540.402 WED 6:30-8:30pm, March 12 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

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! ABC (Anything But Chardonnay) Come explore the world of white wines outside of

the realm of Chardonnay. White wines offer a

huge amount of variety once one gets past just

grabbing the Chard! We will survey other white wine

options with the goal of adding several new whites to

your preferred wine list.

#5540.501 WED 6:30-8:30pm, April 16 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Renew and rejuvenate yourself out of winter and into fresh opportunities

through lots of new offerings! Whether you are looking to travel,

garden, get in shape, or just learn something new, winter and spring

Mini Courses are sure to have what you are looking for. Register early to

insure your space in the courses that you want…

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Green & Growing! Learn everything you need to know about

organic gardening.

Fun with Food Cure your culinary cravings and reinvent

your recipe collection!

Meditative Arts Chakras, Aura Energy, Self-Renewal,

Natural Remedies…

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Drink and DrawFrom brewing your own to painting a masterpiece! Crafts, Crafts, Crafts DIY jewelry, dyeing, pottery, and more! Sing and Swing One-on-one music lessons & endless dance opportunities. A Fitter YouWorkout your way with self-defense, yoga, & self discovery! Nature CallsGo birding, fly fishing and more... Facing the FutureTravel, digital technology, finance, and landing your perfect job. Registration InfoRegister in 4 easy ways.

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! Homebrewing 101 Do you like beer? Ever thought about

making your own? It’s fun and easier

than you might think. We will cover the basics

of beer and beer making with Madison’s

homebrewing experts for over 40 years.

Together we will brew and bottle two batches

of homebrew, learn some beer history,

become familiar with the ingredients that go

into beer, and do a little beer tasting. Course

fee includes all supplies, and you will take

home a six pack of the beer we make

together. 2 Sessions. INSTRUCTORS: Ryan

Browne and Ben Feifarek, of Madison’s Wine

& Hop Shop and avid homebrewers.

#5550.101 SUN 5-8pm, June 1&15 $39.50(Students/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Beer Geek 101 It has been said that life is too short to

drink bad beer, and it’s true! Become a

beer geek (not a snob!). Learn how to

experience and judge beers using all five of

your senses. Join a national rank Beer Judge

on a journey through the world of beers and

the ingredients that make them. We will

sample ten different styles, light to dark, and

use each to learn more about judging flavor,

aroma, mouth-feel and much more. Join us

and enhance your beer geekdom! Proof of age

required at class. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

Bill Rogers is the owner of the Malt House

Tavern, voted Madison’s favorite beer bar. He

is a cofounder of Madison Craft Beer Week, a

20-year home brewer and has been Chairman

of the Great Taste of the Midwest five times.

#5570.501 MON 6:30-8:30pm, April 14 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Belgian Beers They have been making beer in

Belgium since the first crusades and

many think the art of beer making has been

perfected here. From Trappist to Abbey beers,

Dubbels, to Flemish Reds, Belgians are some

of the most flavorful and exiting beers to be

had. We will sample a variety of Belgians and

use each to learn more about judging and

appreciating what many consider the finest

beers in the world. Join us and enhance your

beer domain! Proof of age required at class.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Bill Rogers.

#5572.401 TUE 6:30-8:30pm, Feb 18 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

DRAWN TO ART

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! Cartooning: Creating Your Character The art of the hand rendered cartoon continues to be

appreciated and celebrated even in this growing digital age.

Whether you just have a vague idea, or have been doodling

the same character for years, join us and more fully develop

your concept. We will cover both the drawing/graphic end

and the content/story part of successful cartooning. Work

with a veteran artist to advance your art of cartooning and

fully create your own cartoon character. Short supply list at

registration. No class 3/19. 3 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Jay

Rath has been published by MAD magazine and The Onion,

and worked on both the Astroboy and Doug TV shows.

#1310.401 WED 6:30-8pm, March 5-26 $39.50(Students/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

The Basics of Drawing Creating images begins with the capacity to observe

what is right in front of you. The standard basic teaching

tools in any academic drawing class are an ebony pencil,

a kneaded eraser and a nice big page to sketch on. It

is truly surprising how many endless hours of discovery

can start with taking a class like this. Get inspired,

take in pointers from a seasoned artist and learn from

other students like yourself. Get your hand warmed up

for a lifestyle of visual exploration. You will create line

variations, spatial depth, volume, composition, texture,

light and shadow while a using range of subjects like

flowers, fruit and nostalgic objects. Add supply cost.

5 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Jeremy Anacker,

experienced instructor with a BFA from UW-Madison

and private art school training.

#1320.401 MON 7-10pm, Feb 3-March 3 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

The Zen of Drawing It is shocking and surprising to discover how much

your mind gets in the way of what is right in front of

you. See what this means first hand as we will use fun

facts and pointers from neural science and the world of

perception games. It takes active work to move aside

your mental conditioning and emotional limitations

in order to open your consciousness in lasting ways.

We will show you how you can find an endless well of

creativity for use in visual projects and ways of being

and living that can radically enhance your experience

of life. You will create line variations, spatial depth,

volume, composition, texture, light and shadow while

using a range of subjects like flowers, fruit and nostalgic

objects. Add supply cost. 3 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR:

Jeremy Anacker, experienced instructor with a BFA from

UW-Madison and private art school training..

#1325.501 WED 7-10pm, March 26-April 9 $39.50(Students/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

Drawing the Figure Learn the language of drawing and how to convey a

convincing figure! Through instruction and practice,

you will learn the basics of light on form and to render

3-dimensional form as a 2-dimensional drawing on

paper. Class is designed for any skill level, artists of

all experience welcome! Bring $10 for model fees to

first class session. 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Zack

Zdrale, Masters Degree from the Academy of Art in San

Francisco, his paintings have been exhibited throughout

the United States and Europe.

#1327.401 TUE 6-9pm, Feb 11-March 11 $64.50(Students/U.Mem)$74.50(Fac/Staff)

Painting the Figure: Oil Paints Learn basic oil painting techniques to create a three

dimensional, luminous figure in oil paint. Through

instruction and practice, you will learn the basics of

light, color, and value form and to render 3-dimensional

form as a painting. Class is designed for any skill level,

artists of all experience welcome! Participants will

complete 3 paintings. Bring $10 for model fees to first

class session. 5 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Zack Zdrale.

#1328.501 TUE 6-8pm, March 25-April 22 $64.50(Students/U.Mem)$74.50(Fac/Staff)

Zentangle® Basics Looking for a way to unwind from stress, focus your

thoughts, or explore your creative side? Learn the

creative and relaxing process of the Zentangle®

art form. By using easy to learn repetitive patterns

and deliberate pen strokes, you will create an

abstract piece of art while entering into a relaxed

and focused meditative state. Includes high quality

supply kit containing all the necessary art. 1 Meeting.

INSTRUCTOR: Diane Knauff, certified Zentangle®

teacher and self-taught multimedia artist.

#1290.401 TUE 6:30-9pm, Feb 18 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Zentangle® – Zendalas: A Love Affair with Shape Like bread and butter or peanut butter and jelly,

bringing together Zentangle® and mandala art creates a

delicious meditative and creative practice that produces a

beautiful Zentangle®-inspired work of art. Introduces the

use of Zentangle® patterns and techniques to create a

mandala. We will begin by using a mandala template to

learn how to use intuitive methods of combining patterns

with defined geometric spaces. Then continue by creating

your own personal mandala structure and adding patterns

to complete it for a uniquely personal piece of art.

Previous enrollment in Zentangle® Basics or equivalent

expected. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Diane Knauff.

#1295.401 MON 6:30-8:30pm, March 4&11 $64.50(Students/U.Mem)$74.50(Fac/Staff)

Zentangle® Inspired Art Have you been wanting to think outside the

Zentangle® box? Zentangle® Inspired Art (ZIA) is

art that uses the philosophy and patterns of Zentangle®

but is bigger or smaller, more colorful, and can include

representational images. You can go wherever your

imagination takes you. We will use a variety of papers,

art boards and mark making tools to learn how to bring

color, texture and depth to your work and create unique

pieces of art. Prerequisite: Zentangle® Basics. Bring

supply kit from the Basics class. Course fee includes

all other supplies but you are encouraged to bring

additional coloring supplies so you can bring out your

inner Da Vinci.

#1296.501 TUE 6:30-8:30pm, April 1-April 15 $99.50(Students/U.Mem)$109.50(Fac/Staff)

The Art of Henna Henna has been used in the eastern Mediterranean to

adorn the human body as part of social and holiday

celebrations since the late Bronze Age. Markings

consistent with Henna have been found on the statuettes

of young women dating between 1500 and 500 BC.

Using this organic plant based dye you will learn how to

use henna to create beautiful, temporary tattoo patterns.

We will go through a step-by-step process for making

your own henna paste and creating designs. All materials

supplied. No prior experience needed for this hands-on

class. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Poonam Rao has 15 years

experience teaching arts and doing art fairs, specializing

in Indian handicrafts.

#1300.401 WED 6:30-8pm, Feb 19 $14.50(Students/U.Mem)$24.50(Fac/Staff)

Watercolor Painting For All Levels Whether you’re just starting out or want to refine your

watercolor skills, join us as we explore various painting

styles and develop our own! Choose your subject matter

and incorporate various watercolor techniques such

as washes, glazing, brush handling, color theory, and

textural effects--all in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.

Additional supply cost - supply list available upon

registration. 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Luci Shirek,

accomplished landscape, floral and house portrait artist

with a BFA from UW-Madison.

#1350.501 TUE 5:30-8:30pm, April1-April 22 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

One-Night Masterpieces Real paints, real canvas! Create your painted

masterpiece in one night. No previous painting

experience required. Let our accomplished artists lead

you through the steps to creating your own classic using

acrylic paints. We provide the canvas, the paints, the

brushes -- You take home a finished painting. Make it

a painting party night, register with friends! 1 Meeting

each. INSTRUCTOR: Phil Salamone received his BFA at

the UW Madison and studied classical painting in NYC

at the Art Students League, the Water St. Atelier, and

the Grand Central Academy of Art.

Starry Madison Night Let our accomplished artist lead you through the steps

to creating a Madison version of the classic painting,

using acrylic paints.

#1330.401 THR 7-9:30pm, Feb 20 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Spring Flowers Let our accomplished artist lead you through the

steps to creating a classic spring flower painting,

using acrylic paints.

#1330.501 MON 7-9:30pm, April 7 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Wisconsin Geology Weekend Journey to the Northern Highlands to experience a

weekend of exciting geology. View the landscape

from the descendant of a Precambrian mountain. Feel the

spray of spectacular waterfalls tumbling over ancient

volcanic ridges and fault escarpments. Hike along the

beautiful gorges carved by eons of water rushing over

some of the oldest rocks exposed at the earth’s surface.

Trip involves hiking of moderate difficulty. Course fee

includes park entrance fees, transportation, and lodging

based on double occupancy. Trip is on rain or shine.

1 Classroom meeting plus weekend trip. INSTRUCTOR:

Heidi Conde is a former DNR Educator and Naturalist and

has a degree in Earth Science.

#4405.101 FRI 6-8pm, June 6 + SAT&SUN, June 7&8 $199.50(Student/U.Mem) $209.50(Fac/Staff)

Astronomy Afield Celebrate spring with an incredible planetary

show that stars Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Mercury

and the moon! Understand the apparent motion

of celestial bodies, then apply your understanding

in dark sky observing sessions. You will learn to

use a planisphere to find your way around the

heavens and make a lunar flip book, your own handy

reference to the lunar cycle. In the dark skies west

of Madison, you will learn to “star hop” and use a

telescope with a 10-inch mirror. Includes classroom

sessions, guided field observing, and hands-on

training in the use of a finder and telescope. Car

pooling to observing sessions (held after each

classroom session) discussed in class. No class

5/21. 3 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Heidi Conde is a

former DNR Educator and Naturalist who has taught

astronomy for over ten years.

#4430.501 WED 7-11pm, May 7-28 $49.50(Students/U.Mem) $59.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Astronomy - The Chicago Connection Explore the universe right in our own backyard!

Start with a visit to historic Yerkes Observatory, a

University of Chicago facility in Williams Bay,

Wisconsin, and the birthplace of modern astrophysics.

Yerkes houses the largest functioning refracting

telescope in the world and interesting museum

exhibits in an architecturally fascinating building,

ornate with celestial and other motifs. Continue your

astronomical tour at our country’s first planetarium—

the Adler Planetarium on Chicago’s lakefront. The

Adler features a museum with excellent exhibits about

astronomy and space exploration. Time for a show in

one of the three museum theaters and dinner at one of

Chicago’s premier, yet affordable, restaurants. Course

fee includes transportation and entrance fees.

1 Meeting. TRIP LEADER: Heidi Conde.

#4432.501 SAT 7:30am-10pm, April 26 $94.50(Student/U.Mem) $104.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Hwy 69 Pub Crawl Wisconsin State Highway 69, as is winds south of

Verona, includes a fine collection of historic

Wisconsin pubs. Join us as we explore this resource and

see how these gathering places fit into the history of

southern Wisconsin. We will drive to Monroe and work

our way back towards Madison. In Monroe we will start

with a Minhas Brewery tour (includes unlimited tasting

and your take-away “six-pack”) and see the finest

collection of breweryana in the world. We will include

Baumgartner’s, where you can test your resolve to enjoy

a liver sausage and onion or limburger sandwich. We

will then make additional stops, including Puempel’s

Olde Tavern in New Glarus, with its original cherrywood

bar, folk murals and curious ceiling decoration. Course

fee includes transportation and brewery tour fee,

responsible for own food and beverage expenses.

INSTRUCTOR: Kim Tschudy, a native of New Glarus, has

been active in historic preservation for years. He has

published six historic books.

#4510.501 SAT 11:30am-6pm, April 12 $59.50(Student/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

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! Walden West: WI Authors & A Sense of Place Borrowing the title from what many consider

some of August Derleth’s best writing, we will embark

on a Wisconsin Authors road trip. Join us as we explore

the places that greatly impacted three of Wisconsin’s

great authors – their Thoreau’s Walden – August

Derleth, Aldo Leopold and John Muir. Each had much

broader influence than Wisconsin, but where molded

by the Wisconsin environment, greatly influencing each

one’s life work. With stops in “Sac Prairie”, the Shack,

Fountain Lake and more, we hope to get a truer sense

of the places and spaces that inspired these three

Wisconsin leaders. Course fee includes transportation.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Kim Tschudy.

#4512.501 SAT 9am-6pm, April 26 $59.50(Student/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

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GET CRAFTYThe Wisconsin Union Craftshop The new open art studio space will open at Memorial

Union in September of 2014. In the meantime we keep

the Craftshop spirit alive with these course offerings.

Simple Silk Scarf Dyeing Come create stunning yet easy to make silk scarves. You

will learn new techniques to dye silk fabric. Each person

will create 2 scarves in this class. They make great gifts!

Register with a friend, no art background necessary.

Bring an old shirt or apron, rubber gloves, spray bottle,

a small towel and enjoy an evening of fun. $10.00

material fee paid to Instructor at class. Meets at the

Madison Senior Center. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Nancy

Welch, has an art degree and teaches playful art classes.

#1540.501 THR 6-9pm, May 8 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Rag Rug Making Learn how to make the classic rag rug. Whether starting

your cottage business or just looking for the enjoyment of

fabric upcyling and crafting, learn the steps in rug creation.

Come ready to work the first session, you will craft a rag rug

by the end of the course. Fabric/rag supplies at registration,

bring to first class. Homework not required, but may be

needed to complete this rug. 3 meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Liz

McConkey, teacher and experienced seamstress who wants

to share this fun hobby with you!

#1675.501 MON 5:30-8:30pm, April 7-21 $49.50(Students/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

Pounded Flower Art Hammer flower petals and leaves onto cotton linter,

watercolor paper and fabric for the most beautiful and

magical transfers. You can make them into note cards, book

marks or framed art by using the original art or making

color copies. You can also scan the art and use transfers

for permanent art onto clothing, hats, drapes, quilts or

whatever you can dream up. These make great gifts. No

art background needed, just come create. $10 material fee

for paper, fabric and paints. Meets at the Madison Senior

Center. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Nancy Welch.

#1555.501 THR 6-9pm, May 29 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Nature & Leaf Printing on Fabric & Paper Learn to transfer prints of leaves onto fabrics, cards

and papers to create beautiful art, note cards, t-shirts

and great gifts. This is an easy from of art with exciting

results! Register with a friend and enjoy a creative

evening. Paints, papers and fabrics to practice on are

provided. Bring a t-shirt, shopping bag, napkins, or

whatever you would like to print on. Additional short

supply list at registration. $10 material fee paid to

instructor at class. Meets at the Madison Senior Center.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Nancy Welch.

#1560.501 TUE 6-9pm, April 1 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Intro to Lapidary Lapidary is the art of cutting, polishing or engraving

stones. See how you can take a rough rock such as an

agate or jasper and turn it into a work of art suitable for

incorporating into jewelry. Designed for the beginner and

a great complement to jewelry making. Learn safety and

the basic skill techniques to saw, grind, sand, and polish

many different types of rock into cabochons. A cabochon

is a gemstone which has been shaped and polished

as opposed to faceted. The resulting form is usually a

convex top with a flat bottom. Successful completion of

the course results in certification to utilize the lab during

open shop periods. Additional supply cost depends on

project(s) and includes some personal protection gear.

Meets at the Madison Gem & Mineral Club facility near

Rimrock Rd. and the W. Beltline. Presented in cooperation

with the Madison Gem & Mineral Club. 6 Meetings.

INSTRUCTOR: Madison Gem & Mineral Club.

#1750.401 WED 5:15-9:15pm, Feb 5-March 12 #1750.501 WED 5:15-9:15pm, March 26-April 30 $109.50(Students/U.Mem)$119.50(Fac/Staff)

Wire Wrapped Stone Pendant Learn how to use wire-wrapping techniques to create

a custom setting for a cabochon stone. Learn design

and technique basics that will have you wire-wrapping

on your own. This class is perfect for those with some

basic wirework experience. Additional supply costs

$3-$5. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Alison Lesniak is an

independent jewelry artist and experienced teacher.

#6222.501 WED 6:30-9:30pm, April 2 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

Mosaic Dichroic Glass Pendants Explore the vibrant colors of dichroic glass while making

two pendants. You will mosaic two projects. We will

tack fuse one pendant, then full fuse the other to render

two different style pendants. This is a fun night making

great gifts for the holiday season. Your pendants will be

ready for pick up the next day. Course fee includes all

supplies. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Carol Giffin teaches

nationally, PMC and stained glass artist.

#6270.501 WED 6:30-8:30pm, April 23 $39.50(Student/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

Handmade Riveted Pendant You do not need a lot of tools, dangerous torches or

other hot stuff to make beautiful jewelry! Create a unique

riveted pendant as you learn how to cut, shape, texture,

join and finish metal to make unique jewelry designs. We

will explore design connection techniques using rivets and

how to use them to make great jewelry. Add supply costs

approx. $4. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Alison Lesniak.

#6226.401 TUE 6:30-9:30pm, Feb 25&March 4 $39.50(Student/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

Precious Metal Clay Silver Pendant Learn how to make a solid fine silver pendant by using

a roller and textures with precious metal clay. Discover

a new hobby you can do at home and make sensational

gifts. You will manipulate the clay, dry and refine the

pendant, then torch fire your clay into solid silver. Ta Da!

You have jewelry. Course fee includes all supplies.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Carol Giffin.

#6230.501 WED 6:30-9:30pm, April 30 $64.50(Student/U.Mem)$74.50(Fac/Staff)

Chainmail Bracelets Try your hand at chainmail and learn to make a bracelet

using the European 4-in-1 technique. Learn to make

your own jump rings and clasps, too! No jewelry making

experience required, those with previous experience

welcome. Additional supply cost approx. $5. 1 Meeting.

INSTRUCTOR: Alison Lesniak.

#6223.401 WED 6:30-9:30pm, Feb 26 #6223.501 MON 6:30-9:30pm, April 28 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

Custom Handmade Earrings Learn to create unique and stylish earrings using basic wire

jewelry construction techniques. Each participant will have

the opportunity to make 3 pairs of earrings using sterling

silver wire and beads - bead drop earrings, wire-link

designs and beaded wire-wrapped earrings. Learn jewelry

making techniques you can do anywhere with minimal

equipment. No jewelry making experience is necessary.

Supply list at registration, additional supply cost approx.

$8. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Alison Lesniak.

#6224.401 MON 6:30-9:30pm, Feb 10 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

Charming Bracelets

Go beyond basic bead stringing and learn to create

beautiful jewelry bracelet designs using the “wrapped

loop” technique. You will design and assemble your

own unique bracelet design using beads and wire.

Also learn to make jewelry findings like clasps, catches

and headpins. No previous jewelry making experience

required, those with experience welcome. Supply list at

registration. Additional supply cost approx. $3.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Alison Lesniak.

#6225.501 TUE 6:30-9:30pm, March 25 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Pottery Painting – Indian Style Are you intrigued by the detailed mural patterns of

India? Do you love Indian motifs? Learn to create

Indian mural style artworks on pottery - great for gift-

giving and home decoration. Learn various techniques,

working on pre-made terracotta plates and pots. All

materials provided and you leave class with a finished

piece in this hands-on course. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

Poonam Rao has 15 years experience teaching arts and

doing art fairs, specializing in Indian handicrafts.

#6020.501 TUE 6:30-8:30pm, April 15 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Hypertufa Garden Pottery You can make your own garden planters! And do it really

inexpensively, too. If you liked mud pies as a kid, you will

love making Hypertufa pottery. Hypertufa is a lightweight

concrete that you can easily form into planters, birdbaths,

stepping stones and even sculpted statues. We will go

over the basic recipe and techniques for making pots and

planters. You will create and take home your own garden

project. Course fee includes all supplies for a small to

medium garden planter. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Kris

Rasmussen is a UW-Madison grad and owner of the

Wisconsin Artisans Gallery in Merrimac.

#6300.501 SAT 10am-Noon, April 12 #6300.502 THR 6-8pm, April 24 $24.50(Students/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

Polymer Clay Jewelry Package Register yourself for any two of the three

Polymer Clay courses below and receive

$10 off total enrollment fee! Applies to

classes #6231, #6232, and #6233. Use this

registration to choose your classes and pay

$10 less in registration fees.

#6234.401 Dates & times below. $39(U.Mem)$49(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Polymer Clay: Jewelry with Hand-Carved Stamps

Learn the basics of polymer clay while

designing your own jewelry! If you have

ever wanted to try using polymer clay or

making your own beads, this is the class for

you. You will get to create your own hand-

carved stamps to make unique pendants

and beads with. Perfect for beginners.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Alison Lesniak

is an independent jewelry artist and an

experienced teacher.

#6231.401 THR 6:30-9:30pm, Mar 6 #6231.501 TUE 6:30-9:30pm, April 8 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Beginner Polymer Clay: Pendants and Beads Want to learn a fun, simple technique

for polymer clay? Discover how to make

colorful patterns in polymer clay using

Mokume Gane, a layering technique. At the

end of the class you will get to take home

several custom-made beads and pendants.

No polymer clay experience necessary.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Alison Lesniak.

#6232.401 MON 6:30-9:30pm, Feb 17 #6232.501 THR 6:30-9:30pm, March 27 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Continuing Polymer Clay: Pendants and Beads Can’t get enough of polymer clay?

Then this class is for you! Learn to make

beautiful kaleidoscope designs using the art of

Millefiori, an ancient technique that produces

fun, unique results. You will get to make

several pendants and/or beads. Polymer Clay:

Jewelry with Hand-Carved Stamps, Beginner

Polymer Clay: Pendants and Beads, or

equivalent experience expected. 1 Meeting.

INSTRUCTOR: Alison Lesniak.

#6233.501 WED 6:30-9:30pm, April 16 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Making Holograms Have you always wondered how you make those

great 3-D pictures called holograms? Now you

can learn. Using a pocket laser pointer you will create

and take home your own hologram image to show off to

friends and family. Explore this simple and accessible

process while creating a hologram of a small object of

your choice. Course fee includes all materials.

Suggestions for best objects for creating a hologram

supplied at registration. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR:

David Jonsson, studied holography at The School of the

Art Institute of Chicago, artist, musician, barefoot

runner and real estate investor.

#1725.401 TUE 6:30-8pm, Feb 25&March 4 $49.50(Students/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

UNIQUELY YOURS Basic Medical Spanish Develop your basic Spanish language skills in health

care scenarios. Enhance your ability to provide quality

care and build relationships with Spanish-speaking

patients. Spanish grammar and medical vocabulary for

concrete health care situations covered, including things

like admissions, health history and physical exams. All

levels of Spanish welcome, learning materials included in

course fee. 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Marisol Bedrinana

is a native Spanish speaker and experienced tutor.

#3070.401 MON 6:30-8pm, Feb 13-March 6 #3070.501 MON 6:30-8pm, March 31-April 21 $54.50(Students/U.Mem)$64.50(Fac/Staff)

Murder, Mayhem & Becoming a Private Eye What’s it like to be a real private detective? If you love

reading and solving mysteries them and you watch

crime shows on TV, this class is for you. Find out what

a real detective does. Kay started out with a legal pad

and a murder case. She will tell you about some of her

best cases, and how you too can become a real Private

Eye. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Kay Price, owner of Price

Detective Agency.

#4580.401 MON 7-9pm, Feb 24 $24.50(Students/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

Fiction Writing Take your writing to the next level! We will learn the

tools and techniques of fiction writing, including the art

of dialogue, character development, and how to bring

your reader’s imagination to life. Ideal for those looking

for new ways to defeat writer’s block. Participants

will develop their skills through writing exercises and

critiques of student work, all in a safe and supportive

environment. 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: John Fons,

professional writer.

#1430.401 TUE 6:30-9:30pm, Feb 11-March 4 #1430.501 WED 6:30-9:30pm, April 2-23 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Getting Published in Magazines

Do you want to see your name in print? Do you

have great ideas that people would want to read

about? Getting published in today’s glossy magazine

market is not just for staff writers living in New York City.

With creativity, a little legwork and the right words, you

have all you need to sell your story. Learn from a

successful writer of both online and printed articles and

stories. Bring your ideas to class and together we will

turn them into sellable concepts and pitches that will

have editors saying, “Yes!” 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR:

Carrie Anton, professional freelance writer.

#1420.401 MON 6:30-8pm, Feb 10&17 #1420.501 TUE 6:30-8pm, April 22&29 $39.50(Students/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

Juggling for Anyone! Anyone can learn how to juggle, even you! Learn the

“three ball cascade” before working your way up

to a number of trick variations including three and

four ball tricks, rings, and clubs. For beginners and

experienced jugglers alike. Learn to juggle. It is fun,

it is therapeutic, and you will amaze your friends!

5 meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Melonhead, a member of

the International Jugglers Association.

#4700.401 TUE 7:30-9pm, Feb 4-March 4 $39.50(Student/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

Acting Techniques: For Your Life or On Stage! Whether you are an aspiring actor wanting to nail that

audition, a business professional making presentations

in the office or just interested in taking the mystery out

of acting, this course is for you! Through focusing on

improvisation, personality exercises, theater games and

character building you will learn to lose your inhibitions

and improve your presentation in only five weeks.

5 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Kevin Croak, a casting

director, has been teaching acting for over 20 years.

He has appeared in over 300 films and 100 plays.

#1820.401 TUE 5:30-8pm, Feb 4-March 4 #1820.501 TUE 5:30-8pm, April 1-29 $49.50(Students/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

The Filmmaker’s Perspective: Cultural Trust Getting the Shot Without Getting Shot With Rick Ray Join us as an accomplished filmmaker shares his stories

and philosophy of successfully working within unique and

varied cultures. Director/cinematographer Rick Ray shares

the stories behind his most compelling footage. From

sneaking past the Khmer Rouge to outrunning Somali

bandits he will offer international travelers and aspiring

videographer tips on how to get past angry Indian mobs

and how to talk your way out of Ethiopian jail. Hear the

story behind the shot, and how to survive in the process.

The presenter has created numerous films that explore

cultures from around the world, Vietnam to Morocco,

Africa to Tibet. Rick Ray will present his film Lost Worlds

of the Middle East at the Travel Adventure Series the

evenings of April 21 and 22. Offered in cooperation with

the Wisconsin Union Theater.

#3020.501 MON Noon-1pm, April 21 FREE – Preregistration Required

WINTER/SPRING • 2013 CATALOG

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MUSIC 1-ON-1 Voice Private Lessons Whether you are an experienced performer or have only

sung in the shower, voice lessons can help. Sharpen

your skills and learn to better communicate through

your singing in the relaxed atmosphere of private

lessons. You will become more comfortable with your

voice while working on basic musicianship, correct vocal

production, proper breathing, and correct diction. All

singing levels welcome! Bring music that you’d love to

sing to the lesson. 45 minute private lessons. Choose

from available time slots. 5 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR:

Margaret Ingraham, voice teacher for over 40 years,

MFA in acting and professional AEA actress who has

acted in theaters across America including eight years in

Chicago theater.

Choose a 45-minute time slot during these available times! #7180.401 MON 6-9pm, Feb 3-March 3 #7180.402 TUE 6-9pm, Feb 4-March 4 #7180.501 MON 6-9pm, March 24-April 21 #7180.502 TUE 6-9pm, March 25-April 22 $119.50(Students/U.Mem)$129.50(Fac/Staff)

Harmonica Private Lessons The harmonica is a popular, easy-to-learn, and

expressive musical instrument. Single notes, melodies,

blues, bent notes and improvisation are covered in

these one-on-one lessons. Beginners and advanced

players welcome. Music reading unnecessary.

Participants must provide their own harmonica. Choose

from available 30-minute time slots starting on the hour

and half hour during the dates and times listed below.

5 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: DeWayne Keyes has taught

over 1500 people to play harmonica!

#7400.401 MON 11am-4pm, Feb 3-March 3 #7400.402 THR 3-8pm, Feb 6-March 6 #7400.501 MON 11am-4pm, March 24-April 21 #7400.502 THR 3-8pm, March 27-April 24 $69.50(Students/U.Mem)$79.50(Fac/Staff)

Guitar/Ukulele Private Lessons Interested in learning or improving your playing?

Whether it’s guitar or ukulele, finger style, rock, blues,

or jazz, whether you consider yourself a beginner or an

experienced player - there’s something here for you!

Explore chords, scales, techniques, theory, whatever

you like. Material covered will be determined by

your ability, experience, and interests. All skill levels

welcome-yes, even beginners! Access to guitar/ukulele

required. Five 30-minute private lessons; choose from

available time slots. Lessons start on the hour and half

hour. INSTRUCTOR: Richard Gordon, performer and

private music instructor.

#7460.401 TUE 6-9pm, Feb 4-March 4 #7460.501 TUE 6-9pm, March 25-April 22 $69.50(Students/U.Mem)$79.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Piano Basics with Chords Have you always wanted to play the piano but

simply have not had the time? Wish you could

play a bunch of your favorite songs and not spend

months learning them? Learn a simple method of piano

playing, using chords, specifically designed for busy

people like you. The chord method will have you playing

your favorite songs immediately and give you the tools

to expand. Designed for those new to playing the piano,

covers simple music theory, basic note playing and the

chord playing technique. Course fee includes DVD and

instructional book ($30 value). 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

Roman Blenski, experienced piano instructor excited to

share basic piano and chord methods.

#7200.401 WED 6-8:30pm, Feb 5 #7200.402 SAT 9:30am-Noon, Feb 22 #7200.501 SAT 9:30am-Noon, March 29 $49.50(Stud/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Intermediate Piano with Chords Ok, so you know how to play basic piano but it

seems very overwhelming to learn new music. You

simply don’t have the time for traditional classes and the

idea of reading new sheet music may be intimidating.

Learn this simple method of learning to play piano using

chords taking the complexity out of music. You will be

playing your favorite tunes immediately. Designed for the

person that is acquainted with reading sheet music and

simple music theory. Covers expanding basic chord

knowledge and puts to work the basic concepts you have

already learned with fun new patterns. 1 Meeting.

INSTRUCTOR: Roman Blenski.

#7201.501 SAT 1-3:30pm, March 29 $49.50(Stud/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

GRAB A PARTNERNote to Ballroom Dancers Couples recommended, partners are not guaranteed

for single registrants. NO refund of course fee if you

are not able to find a partner in class. Please do not

wear tennis shoes or sandals. A hard-soled shoe is best.

NOTE: Course fees are per individual, not per couple.

Ballroom Basics Workshop A relaxed, flexible, fun introduction to partnership

dancing. An easy presentation of basic steps, music and

style of the most popular social dances: Foxtrot, Waltz,

Salsa, and Swing. This course is designed to make you

feel comfortable and confident when someone says...

“Let’s Dance!” 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Christine

Stickland, enthusiastic ISTD certified dance professional.

#2210.401 SUN 7-9pm, Feb 2 #2210.501 SUN 3-5pm, April 27 $14.50(Students/U.Mem)$24.50(Fac/Staff)

Your Wedding Dance Workshop Learn an easy, stress-free routine to get you through the

reception’s first dance, whether you are getting married,

a member of the wedding party, or just want to impress

your friends on the dance floor! This workshop offers

help in choosing your music and dance style to fit the

occasion. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Christine Stickland.

#2220.401 SUN 3-5pm, March 2 #2220.501 SUN 7-9pm, April 27 $14.50(Students/U.Mem)$24.50(Fac/Staff)

Swing, Swing, Swing Workshop A fun, fast-paced workshop to help you try on the

different styles and steps of East Coast Swing. Features

several types of Swing - from triple step to jitterbug. We

will dance to the big band rhythms of the 40s, R+B of

the 60s and try on a little Rockabilly for fun! 1 Meeting.

INSTRUCTOR: Christine Stickland.

#2230.401 SUN 3-5pm, Feb 2 #2230.501 SUN 5-7pm, April 27 $14.50(Students/U.Mem)$24.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Romantic Dances Workshop Celebrate Valentine’s Day by spending an

afternoon dancing with your sweetheart! With

a focus on the elegant Waltz and the sensual Rumba,

you will learn the basic steps and how to dance in

unison with your partner. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

Christine Stickland.

#2231.401 SUN 5-7pm, Feb 2 $14.50(Students/U.Mem)$24.50(Fac/Staff).

NEW

! Salsa Workshop Come and learn the basic steps and turns of salsa

dancing--a spicy Latin dance that will definitely

keep you moving. This class is high energy fun!

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Christine Stickland.

#2330.401 SUN 7-9pm, March 2 $14.50(Students/U.Mem)$24.50(Fac/Staff)

The Tango Workshop Warm up your nights with the sultry Tango! Learn the

basics of this classic and fun Latin dance. We’ll work

on American Style Tango and discuss how to give the

dance some Argentinean flair! 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

Christine Stickland.

#2360.401 SUN 5-7pm, March 2 $14.50(Students/U.Mem)$24.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Beginner Night Club Two-Step Frequently danced to mid-tempo ballads, Night

Club Two-Step is a smooth romantic dance for all

ages. With many moves in common with Bolero and

Rumba, the swing and sway style promotes a smooth

look and feel to this elegant, fun, and easy dance. You

will be able to express yourself and set the mood of the

dance by applying romantic moves at nightclubs,

weddings and other social events. Couples

recommended, partners not guaranteed for single

registrants. There will be no class 4/16. 5 Meetings.

INSTRUCTORS: Mike and Deb Moe, dance enthusiasts

with over 15 years of dancing experience.

#2110.501 WED 6:30-7:30pm, March 26-April 30 #59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

The Tango Shape up your dance moves with this popular, Latin

dance! You will be sure to impress dancers everywhere

with your new knowledge and skill in the Tango.

Couples recommended, partners not guaranteed

in class. 5 Meetings. There will be no class on 4/16.

INSTRUCTORS: Mike and Deb Moe.

#2150.401 WED 8-9pm, Feb 5-March 5 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

Beginning Cha Cha The Cha Cha is an exciting syncopated Latin dance with

Cuban origins that gets its name for the distinct rhythm

of its footwork. Get out on the dance floor and learn

the basic, easy to master moves. Expand your dancing

enjoyment with a playful, dynamic dance that is suited

for many genres. There will be no class on 4/16.

5 Meetings. INSTRUCTORS: Mike and Deb Moe.

#2190.501 WED 8-9pm, March 26-April 30 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

Beginning Rumba Heat up your winter with one of the most popular Latin

dances - the Rumba! Rumba’s slow, sensual rhythms are

ideally suited to creating warm winter nights. One of the

most popular social dances, the rumba is widely considered

to be the dance of romance. With two instructors you’ll

see all the moves demonstrated by a couple, not just one

person. Couples recommended, partners not guaranteed in

class. 5 Meetings. INSTRUCTORS: Mike and Deb Moe.

#2191.401 WED 6:30-7:30pm, Feb 5-March 5 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

Learn to Dance: Fox Trot & Swing Learn the steps that will help you to navigate around

the dance floor in these two popular dances. Great for

nightclubs, wedding receptions and holiday parties.

Fundamentals include timing, step patterns and lead and

follow. Beginners welcome; no experience necessary. Singles

are welcome but couples are recommended; partners

are not guaranteed for single registrants. 2 Meetings.

INSTRUCTORS: Tom Choudoir and partner Debby Morfey,

dance instructors with over 30 years of experience.

#2130.401 MON 6-7:30pm, Feb 3&10 #2130.501 MON 6-7:30pm, April 7&14 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Learn to Dance: Waltz & Salsa Learn the spicy hot moves of the exciting Latin dance

salsa and then slow it down with the romantic waltz.

All the bases covered. Perfect dances for a Caribbean

getaway, even if it is just in your imagination! Basics

covered include step patterns, timing, lead, and

follow. Beginners welcome; no experience necessary.

Singles are welcome but couples are recommended;

partners are not guaranteed for single registrants.

2 Meetings. INSTRUCTORS: Tom Choudoir and

partner Debby Morfey, dance instructors with over

30 years of experience.

#2133.401 MON 6-7:30pm, Feb 17&24 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Learn to Dance: Tango & Merengue Time to try two of the more exotic dances. Tango and

Merengue will bring out the inner dancer in you. Don’t

let the rest of the dancers have all of the fun, learn these

dances now! Learn these fun and useful Latin dances in

two short weeks. These dances fit to popular music as

well as Latin music. They will work in myriad situations.

Fundamentals covered include step patterns, timing,

lead and follow. Beginners welcome; no experience

necessary. Singles are welcome but couples are

recommended; partners are not guaranteed for single

registrants. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTORS: Tom Choudoir

and Debby Morfey.

#2134.501 MON 6-7:30pm, March 24&31 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

AND A NEW DANCE…Introduction to Pole Dancing Pole dancing is no longer just for strippers! Build

confidence, flexibility and strength through this unique

and fun fitness activity. In this introductory class you will

learn safe technique, basic pole moves and some spins

using a portable pole. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Jackie

Steinhauer, owner of Aerial Bliss pole dancing studio.

#2445.401 SUN 5:30-7pm, Feb 9 $2245.501 SUN 5:30-7pm, April 6

Beginning Belly Dance Discover for yourself this ancient, beautiful and

sensuous dance. You will develop body isolations,

flexibility, posture, basic walking patterns, dance

movements and start your own routine. No class 3/20.

6 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Mona N’wal, an enthusiastic

instructor who wants to bring dance into your life.

#2430.401 THR 6-7:30pm, Feb 20-April 3 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

Continuing Belly Dance For those wishing to build on basic isolation and

movements started in Beginning Belly Dance or other

belly dance classes. New movements added, with

focus on building these into the complete dance form.

No class 3/20. 6 Meetings.

#2435.401 THR 7:30-9pm, Feb 20-April 3 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

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NEW MOVES

NEW

! Workout Like a Rower Learn to use that machine at your gym. Indoor

rowing is an excellent full body exercise for all

your fitness goals. It is a great alternative when winter

conditions are unsuitable for running or XC skiing. Learn

safe “erg” technique and how to use the Performance

Monitor computer from avid rowing Instructors.

3 Meetings. Presented in cooperation with the Mendota

Rowing Club. INSTRUCTORS: Mendota Rowing Club

(MRC) instructors. MRC is a non-profit community

organization focused on providing rowing for all.

#2700.401 MON 6:45-8pm, Jan 6-20 #2700.402 TUE 6:45-8pm, Jan 7-21 #2700.403 MON 6:45-8pm, March 3-17 #2700.404 TUE 6:45-8pm, March 4-18 $60(Students/U.Mem)$70(Fac/Staff)

Kickboxing Fundamentals We will break down proper technique for striking with

power from a strong stance. Learn punches, elbow and

knee strikes, kicks and footwork while building strength

and coordination and gaining confidence! Excellent for

beginners and seasoned kickboxers alike—a great way

to prepare for our Master Kickboxing or Shaolin Kempo

Karate classes. 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Villari’s

Martial Arts Instructors.

#2770.401 WED 5-6pm, Feb 5-Feb 26 #2770.501 WED 5-6pm, April 9-April 30 $39.50(Students/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

Shaolin Kempo Karate Open to all adults with no previous martial arts

experience necessary. Learn to use the movements of the

crane, snake, tiger, leopard and dragon to maximize your

strengths and minimize your weaknesses. Appropriate for

any body type, this mixed style of martial arts not only

improves flexibility, strength and mind-body connection,

but also provides practical self-defense skills and builds

confidence. No uniform necessary, but please wear

comfortable clothing. 6 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Villari’s

Martial Arts Instructors.

#2765.401 MON&WED 6-7pm, Feb 3-Feb 19 #2765.402 TUE&THR Noon-1pm, Feb 4-Feb 20 #2765.403 TUE&THR 7-8pm, Feb 4-Feb 20 #2765.501 MON&WED 6-7pm, April 7-April 23 #2765.502 TUE&THR Noon-1pm, April 8-April 24 #2765.503 TUE&THR 7-8pm, April 8-April 24 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

S.A.F.E Self-Defense for Women by Women Learn strategic responses to transform fear to

awareness, doubt to confidence. Includes the dos and

don’ts of walking alone at night, how to reduce risk in

social and dating situations, responding to advances of

“creepers” of all kinds, and physically fighting to keep

you safe. Women-only discussion; trained male practice

attackers. 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Ali Trevino-

Murphy is a 2nd degree black belt instructor of Shaolin

Kempo Karate and a sexual assault prevention activist.

#2760.401 SAT 2-3:30pm, Feb 8-March 1 #2760.501 SAT 2-3:30pm, April 12-May 3 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

YOGA MINDED Burn, Baby, Burn Yoga Did you know that yoga can be fat-burning? Join

us for a yoga workout aimed at that belly fat. Along

the way you will gain better health and vitality while

learning an enjoyable routine to burn that belly fat.

We will use yoga to work on the endocrine system,

which in turn will help balance hormones responsible

for water retention, hunger, mood swings and food

cravings. A natural addition to the class includes

stretching, firming and toning abdominal and leg

muscles. Both beginners and those with yoga

experience welcome. 6 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR:

Courtney Seidel is a certified Yoga instructor.

#2677.401 TUE 6-7pm, Feb 4-March 11 #22677.501 TUE 6-7pm, March 25-April 29 $49.50(Students/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

PiYo: Yoga + Pilates Enjoy the benefits of yoga and Pilates in this new class

that blends the best of both. Improve muscle balance

and posture. Increase strength and flexibility while

developing a stronger core. Gives you a new way to

connect mind and body while getting a fully integrated

workout that is fun and easy. All fitness levels are

welcome. Learn to apply the basics and best of yoga

postures and pilates movements and feel great after

each workout. 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Ellen Utter

has been teaching for over five years, and has instructed

Stretch, Stretch, Stretch Pilates for All Levels and Pilates

for your Sport mini courses. She holds certifications in

Pilates, Yoga, and PiYo.

#2604.401 MON 6:30-7:30pm, Feb 17-March 10 #2604.501 MON 6:30-7:30pm, March 31-April 21 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Gentle Yoga Has yoga been recommended by a physical therapist,

doctor or your own research? Here is a low impact

class with big results aimed at those who require a

workout with less physical demand. Perfect if you are

recovering from an injury, working around a permanent

injury, dealing with back or neck pain, pregnant

OR want to try yoga for the first time. No previous

experience needed. 6 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR:

Courtney Seidel is a certified Yoga instructor.

#2668.401 MON 5:30-6:30pm, Feb 3-March 10 #2668.501 MON 5:30-6:30pm, March 24-April 28 $49.50(Students/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

Yoga At Noon Here is a powerful, practical technology for health, fitness

and all around transformation. You can improve overall

body function through emotional balance, weight loss,

elimination of negative habits, and a consistent sense of

well-being. Meets at Memorial Union. Sec 402, no class

3/17 & 3/20, Sec 501, no class 5/26. 10/11 Meetings.

INSTRUCTORS: Lisa Lawrence, certified yoga instructor

with over 30 years experience teaching Kundalini Yoga

nationwide, assisted by Mary Hoddy.

#2650.401 MON&THR Noon-1pm, Feb 3-March 6 #2650.402 MON&THR Noon-1pm, March 10-April 17 #2650.501 MON&THR Noon-1pm, April 21-May29 $89.50(Students/U.Mem)$99.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Stress Less with Yoga Whether it is the stress of exams, post-

graduate deadlines, or the anxiety of entering

and staying in today’s job market, we all need to learn

as much as possible how to relieve the damaging

effects these stressors may have on us. There are

both challenging and therapeutic teachings to awaken

the healing power of breath and compassion for all

beings. Get inspiration to find true alignment in your

heart and spirit. No previous experience required.

6 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Lisa Lawrence, certified

yoga instructor with over 30 years experience

teaching Kundalini Yoga nationwide.

#2667.401 MON 5-6pm, Feb 3-March 10 #2667.501 MON 5-6pm, March 24-April 28 $54.50(Students/U.Mem)$64.50(Fac/Staff)

HEALTH WISE

NEW

! Sit, Stand, Reach, Lift Shoulders hurt after a day at the computer?

Family nagging you to stand up straighter? Even

with daily exercise, what we do the rest of the day has a

major impact on our posture and movement patterns.

We will learn alignment and movement principles to

increase body awareness and identify problem

postures. Find greater ease and coordination in

everyday activities through practice and interactive

teaching. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Jacobs,

certified Somatic Movement Educator and professional

dancer. Over 10 years experience teaching movement,

dance, and applied anatomy.

#2630.401 SAT 1-4pm, Feb 8 $19.50(Student/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Moving Comfortable Through Skeletal Alignment Your skeleton takes you through life! Increase

your skeletal awareness to improve posture and shift

uncomfortable movement patterns. We will use visual

and guided practice to learn simple exercises and

techniques for individual alignment that can be practiced

lifelong! 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Jacobs.

#2635.401 MON 8-9:15pm, Feb 10-March 3 $39.50(Student/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Dealing with Fibromyalgia More than 5 million people in the United States

suffer with Fibromyalgia. Learn what the disease

is, how it is diagnosed, and the common symptoms. Gain

an understanding of alternative and natural treatments

that have been shown to successfully treat the causes

and alleviate the symptoms. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

Doctor Jeff Aberle has been a chiropractor in Madison

since 1997. He treats many different types of painful

conditions and focuses on postural correction and

natural remedies to restore health.

#3455.501 MON 7-9pm, March 31 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Homemade Healthcare Nourish and heal your body from the outside -

in through natural, home-made skin care and

first aid supplies. We will experiment with simple and

versatile recipes such as lotions, herbal salves, and

scrubs to leave your skin glowing! Ingredients include

items you have in your kitchen right now: basic kitchen

tools, fresh food ingredients, and organic herbs.

Everything will be made with no preservatives,

synthetics of unpronounceable ingredients. $7 supply

fee due to Instructor at class. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR:

Day Host-Jablonski is a self-health care educator and

experienced practitioner.

#3275.401 WED 6:30-9pm, Feb 19&26 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Meditation, Mindfulness & Inner Peace Learn to find your inner peace and make yourself feel

happier in minutes with simple skills you can practice

at home or the office. Here are challenging and

therapeutic teachings to awaken the healing power of

breath and compassion for all beings. Includes basic

meditation techniques, breathing exercises, other

mindfulness practices including basic yoga and a

demonstration of gong -- all with the goal of getting

closer to inner peace. All levels of previous experience

with meditation welcome. 6 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR:

Lisa Lawrence has over 30 years experience teaching

others how to take care of their own mind and body.

#3810.401 MON 6:15-7:30pm, Feb 3-March 10 #3810.501 MON 6:15-7:30pm, March 24-April 28 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Aura Energy Clinic Learn to improve your physical, mental, and

spiritual energy! Through information, awareness,

and simple aura massage techniques you can put

yourself at ease. A topic worth exploring and

experiencing. You will receive intuitive insights, a

reading of your energy self and an aura anatomy book

that the instructor helped to illustrate. Course fee

includes: The Nature of Auras by Larry Borth ($10 value).

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Jeremy Anacker is an energy

seer, Reiki Master, and the co-founder of a non-profit

specialty school.

#3284.401 MON 7:30-9:30pm, March 3 #3284.501 WED 7:30-9:30pm, April 30 $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Chakra Balancing & Clearing Chakras are energy centers, touch points in the body

located at major branchings of the human nervous

system, beginning with the base of the spinal column

and moving upward. Chakra education is awe inspiring,

especially if you take an experiential approach.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Jeremy Anacker.

#3293.501 WED 7:30-9:30pm, April 23 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

Tapping Away Negativity Be free of anxiety, worry, stress and more. The

residue from negative thinking and emotion sits in our

energetic meridians. As the natural flow of the life force

energy becomes impeded we can reinvigorate these

flows. Empower yourself with some basic self applied

techniques. 1 Session. INSTRUCTOR: Jeremy Anacker.

#3312.401 WED 7:30-9:30pm, Feb 12 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Intro to SoulCollage® In this workshop, you will learn about the

SoulCollage® process and how it can give you

intuitive information and greater self- understanding.

You will select images (provided) and combine them

on a 5” x 8” matt board (provided) making one or

more cards. No artistic talent is necessary to enjoy this

creative process. Each card represents one energy or

concept. SoulCollage® decks have 4 suits symbolizing

the multiple facets of you. Cards can be made

intuitively or intentionally. Common themes are: the

inner parts of your personality (Committee Suit),

people and pets that support you (Community Suit),

archetypes that guide you (Council Suit) and animals

representing your 7 energy centers or chakras

(Companions Suit). Additional supplies and materials

will be available from the instructor. 1 Meeting.

INSTRUCTOR: Dee Relyea, M.Ed is a Career and Life

Coach, and a SoulCollage® facilitator.

#3210.401 TUE 6-9pm, March 4 #3210.501 THR 6-9pm, April 17 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

[web] wisc.edu/minicourses [phone] 262.3156

WINTER/SPRING • 2013 CATALOG

GARDEN ON!

NEW

! The Business of Organic Farming Do you find yourself growing more than you,

your family and your neighbors can consume? Do you

have a passion for gardening and would like to grow

it into an income? Then this may be the class for you!

Learn how to turn your love of gardening into a

business. Learn the essentials of starting a market

gardening business and/or subscription garden (CSA-

Community Supported Agriculture). Learn how to

diversify your income, reduce expenses through seed

saving and possibly become a certified organic

producer. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Sonja Schlesner,

1997 UW-Madison graduate in Biological Aspects of

Conservation. Interned at Michael Fields Agricultural

Institute. Owns and runs Peach Tree Organic

Gardens, certified organic since 2012.

#3715.501 THR 7-9pm, April 17 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Make Your Own Organic Garden Want to start your own organic garden, but lost

where to begin? This course will tell you all you need to

know to create your own fabulous garden. Learn the

fundamentals of how to choose a location, determine

size, establish raised beds, increase soil fertility through

composting, manage pests and establish a crop rotation.

Learn to mix soil for starting seedlings and actually start

your own heirloom onions, shallots, celery and celeriac.

Walk away with a garden plan to implement and a seed

planting schedule as well as planted seed to eventually

plant in your garden! $5 supply fee due Instructor at

class. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Sonja Schlesner.

#3710.401 THR 7-9pm, Feb 20&27. $29.50(Students/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Organic Gardening Series Join us for a unique series on organic gardening.

Sign up for one or all. Each covers techniques

such as mixing soil to start seedlings, the conditions

necessary to grow the seedlings, when to transplant to

the garden and how to maintain and harvest the plants

will be discussed. Select from a variety of seeds, or

planted seed, to walk away with for your garden.

1 Meeting each. INSTRUCTOR: Sonja Schlesner.

Peppers, Lettuce & Basil Learn the essentials of growing heirloom lettuces,

peppers, and basil. $5 supply fee due to Instructor

at class.

#3711.401 THR 7-9pm, March 6 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Transplanting Seedlings Designed for students who have some seedlings

already growing, and may be noticing their plants

are outgrowing their pots! $2 supply fee due

Instructor at class.

#3712.501 THR 7-9pm, April 10 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Cole Crops Discover the essentials of growing Cole Crops,

including but not limited to cabbage, broccoli,

cauliflower, brussel sprouts, collard greens and

assorted kales. $5 supply fee due Instructor at class.

#3713.501 THR 7-9pm, March 27 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Heirloom Tomatoes Discover the essentials of growing heirloom

tomatoes. $5 supply fee due Instructor at class.

#3714.501 TUE 7-9pm, March 25 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Growing Blueberries in Dane County Anyone who has tried to grow blueberries in Dane County

knows it isn’t easy - but it can be done! Learn the tips and

tricks to make your blueberry plants a success. Topics

include soil type, soil and water pH, methods for testing

pH, how to transplant shrubs, blueberry varieties that

thrive in our climate, pruning, growing new plants from

cuttings, and dealing with garden pests and other issues.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Eric Johnson, a local gardener

who grows blueberries, raspberries and prairie plants on

Madison’s east side. In 2010, he harvested three gallons of

fruit from his blueberry shrubs.

#3670.401 SAT 10-11:30am, Feb 8 #3670.501 MON 7-8:30pm, March 24 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

Indoor Gardening Learn how to grow almost anything indoors. We will

discuss starting plants, how to buy plants, control

of pests and other issues. Learn how to set up your

own indoor system, including lights, for success with

both common and exotic plants. Brighten your home,

fight SAD, and grow just about anything year round.

Course fee includes plants for you to take home

and get your indoor garden started! Meets at the

Instructor’s home, approximately 40 minutes north

of Madison. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver,

experienced Instructor, currently has over 1,000

plants in his indoor garden including citrus trees with

fruit, Papaya and 35 varieties of Agave.

#3640.401 SAT 11am-2pm, March 8 $24.50(Students/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

NATURE CALLING

NEW

! Birding by Ear Imagine being able to name the birds you are

hearing as you walk the woods or sidewalk. Learn

to identify birds by their songs and calls. Understand

the difference between bird songs and calls. Develop

effective strategies for categorizing and learning bird

vocalizations, including the use of entertaining

mnemonic devices. We will explore the diversity of

birdsong in Wisconsin with a “simulated May”

immersion experience 31 birds strong and help “narrow

the field” of which birds sing what. Gain confidence and

competence in your birding practice by adding your

ears as a tool. Instructor’s book and DVD available for

(optional) purchase at class. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

S. H. Betchkal, ornithologist, author, TV journalist, and

talk show guest.

#4290.501 SAT 9am-Noon, April 26 $24.50(Students/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Habitat Hop – Birdwatching A birdwatching field trip with a master birder.

We will refine skills on how to better identify

birds, including by song and call. Let the author of All

This & Robins Too: A Guide to the 50 or So Best Places

to Find Birds in Wisconsin be your tour guide of one of

the Madison area’s very best birding spots - Nine

Spring Conservancy. Provide own transportation,

course meets rain or shine. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

S. H. Betchkal.

#4294.501 SAT 1-4pm, April 26 $24.50(Student/U.Mem) $34.50(Fac/Staff)

Birding Package – SAVE $10 Signs you up for both Birding by Ear

AND Habitat Hop: Birdwatching and you

SAVE $10. Use this course to register

for both and get your savings. Includes

the morning (9am-Noon) Birding by Ear

and the afternoon (1-4pm) Habitat Hop

courses. 2 Courses.

#4294.502 SAT 9am-4pm, April 26 $39(Student/U.Mem)$49(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Wisconsin’s Frogs & Toads What is that quacking sound coming from that

large puddle in the woods? Why am I hearing

sleigh bells in May? The male of each frog or toad

species has a unique call for attracting a mate. These

calls are used to survey their populations, and a

cadre of volunteers has done so in Wisconsin for

decades. The data are important because amphibians

are sensitive to environmental changes and in their

populations are indicators of environmental quality.

Learn how to identify the calls of the 13 species of

frogs and toads found in Wisconsin, and much more

about them. Accompany the Instructor on one of

three possible Buffalo County nighttime surveys and

learn how it is done. Course fee includes a CD and

book ($14 value). 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Heidi

Conde is a former DNR Educator and Naturalist who

has surveyed frogs and toads for four years.

#4300.501 WED 5:30-7:30pm, April 9 $39.50(Student/U.Mem)$49.50(Fac/Staff)

Wisconsin Authors: A Sense of Place See Page 2.

NEW

! Trout Fishing: A Life Skill Acquire a skill that will enrich the rest of your life!

We will explore the what, where, why, who and

when of spin fishing for trout: the necessary equipment

and skills to fool wild and wily native trout; the streams

and rivers, along with specific bends and runs that will

produce fish; blending in with streams and fields

unchanged from long before civilization; the best times

and conditions to fool and catch trout. Hands on skills

taught in class and in a last session, Saturday afternoon,

field trip. Car pooling for field trip discussed in class.

Having own basic equipment - rod, reel and spinners,

required. Alternate weather date for field session

discussed in class, no refunds for inability to attend

alternate date. 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Gary Balgord

has over 50 years experience successfully fishing

Wisconsin trout waters.

#4870.401 MON 6:30-9pm, Feb 17- March 3&SAT, March 8 #4870.501 MON 6:30-9pm, April 21- May 5&SAT, May 10 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Hooked on Fly Fishing Take the mystery out of fly fishing. Learn all the

basics of this lifelong sport without having to

spend lots of money on new equipment or travel. A

complete beginner’s course covering equipment, tackle

preparation and selection, casting techniques, fishing

strategies, stream ecology, entomology, reading a river,

and more. Includes demonstration of fly tying. Practice

casting in class, with your instructors’ help. Equipment

for practice casting session provided by Fontana Sports

Specialists, or use your own. Compare to other courses

costing up to twice as much or more! Course fee

includes manual to help you make the most of the class

plus the option to buy the Instructor’s book at reduced

fee. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTORS: Andy Morton and

Craig Amacker, have fished across North America, over

15 years experience teaching fishing.

#4860.401 TUE 6:30-9:30pm, March 4&11 $59.50(Students/U.Mem)$69.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Build Your Own Fly Rod There is not much more satisfying than

catching a trout on a fly rod you built yourself!

Learn how to design and build your own fly rod. We

will explore basic design, materials, construction

steps and finishing techniques as you build a four

piece, nine foot, 4wt fly rod. Course fee includes all

materials and a rod sock (approx. $100 value) for your

finished masterpiece. Be ready for some truly

satisfying fishing in the upcoming season with a new

fly rod that you built yourself. Course meets at the

Lussier Center, on Gammon Rd., west side of

Madison - directions at registration. 2 Meetings.

INSTRUCTOR: David Fowler, avid fisherman and

experienced instructor in building fly rods.

#4875.401 SAT&SUN, 9am-5pm, Feb 22&23 $149.50(Student/U.Mem)$159.50(Fac/Staff)

TRAVEL TIME

NEW

! Chinese Language & Culture Learn about five broad aspects of Chinese

culture: food, family, holidays, hobbies, and

travel and some language and terms associated with

each topic. Develop your cross-cultural communication

competence and basic command of grammar and

vocabulary needed to communicate in Chinese.

5 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Zhijian Lang, a native

Mandarin Chinese speaker and associate professor

with 20 years of teaching experience in China.

#3080.501 THR 7-8:30pm, March 27-April 24 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! America’s Hidden Gems Sometimes the greatest travel destinations are

much closer than you think - explore the tourism

gems of America, right in your own big backyard! Learn

about inexpensive, unique housing and transportation

options to maximize your funds and how budget-friendly

traveling in the U.S. can be! We will also discuss searching

for “off-the-beaten-path” fun and inexpensive outings and

activities. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Sherry BonDurant,

travel blogger and frugal traveling extraordinaire. She has

traveled all over the U.S. and to multiple countries in

Europe. Her favorite aspects of traveling include

experiencing new cultures, foods, and meeting locals.

#3081.401 WED 7-9pm, Feb 5 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Europe’s Hidden Gems Dreaming of traveling to Europe, but worried

about the sticker price? We will discuss traveling

Europe in style, on a budget! Learn about inexpensive,

unique housing and transportation options to maximize

your funds. We will also discuss searching for “off-the-

beaten-path” fun and inexpensive outings and

activities. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Sherry BonDurant,

travel blogger and frugal traveling extraordinaire.

#3082.401 WED 7-9pm, Feb 12 $19.50(Student/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Traveling Solo & Loving It Traveling solo can be one of the most rewarding

experiences of your life. You can see the sights of

Europe, the jungles of South America, ride the train

to the canyons of Arizona or follow your dream even if

you do choose to travel alone or with a well-selected

companion. Learn how to locate reliable resources

to create your own tour or connect with other tours.

Learn what to pack, ways to get around the language

barrier and how to find reasonable accommodations.

Most importantly, discover how to find the courage

to travel alone! 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Nancy

Welch, artist, creativity presenter and Sierra Club trip

leader with over 25 years of travel experience.

#3090.501 SAT 9am-Noon, April 5 $24.50(Student/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Become a Travel Blogger What better way to document your travel

adventures than by writing a travel blog? We

will discuss how to get started as a blogger, how to

choose a topic you love, and how to gain followers!

Discover the opportunities available for travel writers

and bloggers, the world is at your fingertips!

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Sherry BonDurant.

#3096.401 WED 7-9pm, Feb 19 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Languages for Travel Our language for travel courses are

designed for beginners. Make your travels

more comfortable and fun! Learn words and

phrases specific to traveling situations such

as ordering food, asking directions, etc.

Includes some discussion of the cultures

encountered where the language is spoken.

French for Travel Sec. 501, no class 4/20. 5 Meetings.

INSTRUCTOR: Mouhamadou Ndiaye is

from Senegal and has taught both French

and English.

#3030.401 SUN 3:30-5pm, Feb 2-March 2 #3030.501 SUN 3:30-5pm, March 30-May 4 $49.50(Students/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

Italian for Travel Also includes some discussion of Italian

culture. 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Giosue

Alagna, native of Italy, previous experience

in teaching, translating and interpreting.

#3050.401 MON 6-7:30pm, Feb 3-Feb 24 $3050.501 MON 6-7:30pm, March 24-April 14 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Chinese for Travel Also includes some discussion of

Chinese culture as well as an

overview of popular tourist destinations and

cities. 5 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Zhijian

Liang is a native Mandarin Chinese speaker

and associate professor with 20 years of

teaching experience at universities in China.

#3051.401 THR 7-8:30pm, Feb 6-March 6 $49.50(Students/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

Spanish for Travel 4 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Marisol

Bedrinana, native Spanish speaker,

experienced tutor with vast travel

experience in Spain and Latin America.

#3060.401 MON 6:30-8pm, Feb 10-March 3 $3060.501 TUE 6:30-8pm, April 1-April 22 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

6 F U L L C O U R S E I N F O & R E G I S T R AT I O N O N W E B

MINI COURSES • WISC.EDU/MINICOURSES

PHOTO ART

NEW

! Intro to Creative Digital Photography New to your digital camera? Just want to take

better, more interesting and creative pictures? Join us as

we explore the basics on our way to the creative side of

digital photography. We will go beyond the auto feature,

learning about composition, lighting, and more. Geared

toward point and shoot users, but all are welcome.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Patricia LaPointe, Master of

Fine Arts Photography graduate from UW-Madison.

#6730.401 TUE 5:30-8:30pm, Feb 18 $24.50(Students/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

Digital Photography 101 & 102 Your digital camera works fine as a “point and shoot”

but you want to make even better pictures. Learn how

in this class designed for the new or intermediate

digital photographer. We will cover all those confusing

technical issues and menu settings. A class all about

making you a better photographer! Many have said it is

the only photography class you may ever need. We will

look at photo basics with the digital camera in mind.

Understand your camera better as the nifty tool it is

and then get beyond the basics to get the picture your

mind’s eye sees. Includes basic printing techniques so

you can showcase your great new photos. 3 Meetings.

INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver, over 40 years experience as

a professional photographer.

#6740.401 MON 6-9pm, Feb 17-March 3 #6740.501 TUE 6-9pm, April 1-15 #6740.502 WED 6-9pm, April 16-30 $49.50(Student/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

Digital Photography 201 Advanced concepts to help you become a better

photographer no matter what the subject. Starting with

a quick review of important basics, we will go on and

cover histograms, “Expose to the Right,” Perspective,

and 8 other ways of getting the exposure correct on

your first shot. Completion of Digital 101 & 102 course

assumed. Bring your camera to all classes. 3 Meetings.

INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver.

#6744.501 MON 6-9pm, April 7-21 $49.50(Students/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff))

NEW

! Macro Photography Take great pictures of little things: wildflowers,

insects, jewelry, and more! An introduction to the

basics of macro photography from equipment needed

to fundamental techniques and methods. Applicable to

both digital and traditional photography. Saturday

session is photo field trip to Instructor’s property near

Portage, WI. Here we will concentrate on technique plus

dealing with issues like lighting, wind, and how to find

interesting subjects. Car pooling discussed in class.

Basic understanding of photography and camera

operation strongly recommended. 1 Meeting plus

weekend field session. INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver.

#6680.501 TUE 6-9pm, April 29 & SAT 1-5pm, May 3 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Photo Portraits Make your people pictures really pop! We will

explore photographic portraiture techniques,

composition and lighting all to help you take great

photo portraits. Explore body language, lenses and

perspective and the importance of lighting. Starting

with outdoor portraits and moving indoors, we will look

at different lights and arrangements of lights. Learn how

inexpensive accessories can add to your overall effect.

Bring a guest and complete a real photo portrait on a

weekend field trip. Here you will have the opportunity

to practice what you have learned and try out some of

the Instructor’s equipment and many portrait lenses.

Saturday session meets at Instructor’s home approx.

40 minutes north of Madison (and includes opportunity

to bring a guest/portrait model). Car pooling discussed

in class. Assumes basic camera handling knowledge.

Course is applicable to both digital and 35mm

photography. 2 Meetings includes weekend field

session. INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver

#6560.501 TUE 6-9pm, April 22 & SAT 1-4pm, April 26 $44.50(Student/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

Photo Composition: Better Photos by Design Every picture tells a story. And it tells a better story when

it’s a well designed composition. Explore the concepts

and techniques for creating great photo compositions.

We will look into individual lines, circles, and shapes and

how they affect your perception and enjoyment of an

image. Placement in the frame, grouping of elements and

implied direction are all part of the mix. Designed for those

comfortable with basic camera handling who want to create

great images. Applicable to both traditional and digital

photography. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver.

#6600.501 WED 6-9pm, April 2&9 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

Creative Smartphone Photography You can get amazing photos with that phone you carry

everywhere! We will explore shooting, on-phone editing

and uploading so you can share and/or print those great

photos. A hands on class including an intro to the use of

Snapseed, a powerful, free photo editing application.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Patricia LaPointe.

#6650.401 MON 5:30-8:30pm, March 10 $24.50(Students/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Great Photos Outside Photoshop Editing photos can be done affordably, outside

the world of Photoshop! We will explore basic photo

editing using Pixelmator (free trial download available).

This Mac-based application will allow you to get creative

with your photography, without spending a fortune on

software or software subscriptions. Provide own

MacBook or follow along with Instructor in a lecture

format. 3 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Patricia LaPointe.

#6760.501 MON 5:30-7:30pm, April 14-28 $49.50(Students/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Basic Commercial Photography If a picture is worth a 1,000 words, a great commercial

photo may be worth a $1,000! We will work on setups

for lighting and composition to document artwork, items to

sell online, or for your own creative projects. Bring an object/

small art piece you would like to capture and your digital

camera for this hands on photography class. 1 Meeting.

INSTRUCTOR: Patricia LaPointe.

#6800.501 MON 5:30-8:30pm, March 31 $24.50(Students/U.Mem)$34.50(Fac/Staff)

Photography One-on-One: Private Lesson Let a professional photographer and experienced instructor

help you improve your photography skills with personal

instruction. Working at any level, on most any subject, it’s

up to you. Topics could include setting up your new camera,

accessories, a specific type of photography, working with

photos on the computer and more. ONE 3 HOUR private,

one-on-one session in the field using your camera and also

the instructor’s extensive array of equipment. Schedule to fit

your availability, meets at Instructor’s home, approximately

40 miles north of Madison. INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver has

over 40 years of professional photo experience, 20 plus

years of teaching experience, and is a widely published and

recognized photographer.

#6500.501 Schedule with Instructor $99.50(Student/U.Mem)$109.50(Fac/Staff)

COMPUTATIONALDigital File & Photo Storage Never worry about losing your digital pictures, data

and other computer files again! Learn the 14 ways

things can be lost and how to avoid each. We will look

at formats, naming and approaches to organizing so

you can quickly locate your valuable files. Also explores

formats and approaches to insure security and safety.

Learn about the variety of options available from CD/

DVD’s and external hard drives to online services and

safes. Ensure long term and safe digital file storage!

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver.

#3103.401 TUE 6-9pm, March 4 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

Be a Better eBay Buyer & Seller You have visited the site, maybe even bought and/

or sold a few things. Now you’re ready to take the

next step at internet auctions. Learn how to “read” an

auction page to decide if you should bid or not. Learn

how to sell the stuff you no longer want, your options as

a seller, and how to make more money in the process!

Learn the ins and outs, the dos and don’ts from an

experience eBay Power Seller. Includes how to avoid

scams and how to find your niche for selling on the

internet. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver, eBay

Power Seller and experienced Instructor.

#3105.401 WED 6-9pm, Feb 26&March 5 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Be an iPad Master! Whether already a new owner of an iPad (or iPod)

or thinking about buying a new iPad, and

concerned about getting the most out of your

investment, here’s a class to help you master this

incredible computer innovation. Designed for beginners

and/or those overwhelmed by all those apps, we will

build your self confidence, explore application options

and make you comfortable with that new iPad. Class size

kept small to individual attention and learning from

each other. Bring your iPad or iPod if you have one.

1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Kay Price, experienced

instructor and devoted, non-geek, iPad user.

#3110.401 TUE 7-9pm, Feb 25 #3110.501 MON 7-9pm, April 7 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

Whose Computer Is It Anyways? You paid big money for a speedy computer that just

keeps getting slower. Wonder if your passwords and

credit card numbers are really safe? What is really running

on your desktop? Pop-ups, ads, spam, spyware ruining

your computing experience? With an emphasis on free

software and easy regular maintenance, we will look at

ways to get back in control of your computer and help it

run faster and safer. Some subtle differences between XP,

Visa and Windows 7 covered. Lots of useful and practical

information. Mac users will also find the material very

valuable. Primarily a lecture, demonstration course.

2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Gene Staver.

#3100.401 TUE 6-9pm, Feb 18 & 25 $44.50(Students/U.Mem)$54.50(Fac/Staff)

$ & SENSE

NEW

! The Buck Starts Here: Financial & Investing Basics Just like planning for a project or trip, there are

techniques that can help you identify and plan for reaching

your financial goals. Designed to help you evaluate your

financial situation and provide the tools you need to make

informed decisions. This is your chance to ask a financial

professional all those questions you have been wondering

about! We will explore goals, financial planning and the

question of working with a financial professional to

implement strategies. Look at the why and how of various

investment objectives plus ways to protect savings, secure

a comfortable retirement, or pay for a child’s college

tuition. Course fee includes a workbook (Approx.

$20 value) and a 30 minute one-on-one meeting with

Instructor outside of class. 3 Meetings plus individual

session. INSTRUCTOR: Laurie Ellis-McLeod is a Financial

Advisor specializing in comprehensive financial planning,

insurance solutions, and investments.

#3160.501 TUE 6-7:30pm, March 25-April 8 $49.50(Student/U.Mem)$59.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Stock Options: The Basics It is time to put your investing on auto-pilot! Learn

key options terms such as difference between stocks

and options, options chain, Options expiration, ITM, ATM

and OTM options, strike price, intrinsic value and time

value, options assignments, and exercise, and how options

can be used to leveraging and hedging. We will also discuss

risk mitigation strategies. 1 Meeting. Instructor: Hitendra

Mehta, Over 15 years of experience in Equity Options

trading and risk mitigation using varying options strategies.

#3170.401 TUE 6-9pm, Feb 4 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Stock Options: Investment Strategies Want a greater understanding of the complicated

world of money management and investment? We will

learn options strategies like covered call, naked sell-put

and butterfly. Discover the risk associated with each

strategy, and how to manage your investments to

minimize risk! 1 Meeting. Instructor: Hitendra Mehta.

#3185.401 TUE 6-9pm, Feb 11 $19.50(Students/U.Mem)$29.50(Fac/Staff)

Wills & Estate Planning for Everyone Just like paying for car or homeowner’s insurance or

saving money for retirement, creating an estate plan

is a critical piece of life’s puzzle. Whether you’re just

starting a family or looking ahead to your golden years,

protecting and planning for your assets brings peace of

mind to you and your loved ones while ensuring your

wishes are carried out in a way that is appropriate and

legally binding. Learn the basics of wills and estate

planning, including trusts and powers of attorney,

and why estate planning is important for everyone

regardless of age, income, or other factors. Fee includes

an individual 30-minute meeting with instructor at her

office. 1 Meeting plus individual meeting. INSTRUCTOR:

Attorney Juscha Robinson, a partner at Herrick &

Kasdorf, LLP, focusing on estate planning.

#3560.401 SUN 5:30-7:30pm, Feb 9 #3560.501 SUN 5:30-7:30pm, April 27 $34.50(Student/U.Mem)$44.50(Fac/Staff)

NEW

! Wills & Other Important Documents Regardless of your age, net worth, or health, you

will benefit from this class if you need to create your

own documents, update an existing estate plan, or

advise aging parents. Focuses on three important

things: planning for illness, death, and taxes. Topics

include: the role of your personal representative;

nominating a guardian if you have children who are

minors; the difference between non-probate and

probate property; how wills and trusts differ; the

purpose of a power of attorney and living will; when to

be concerned about estate taxes; and how anyone can

leave a legacy with an end of life gift. Reduce the cost

and the stress placed on yourself or your family in the

event of an illness or death by completing these

documents now. 1 Meeting. INSTRUCTOR: Attorney

Melinda Gustafson Gervasi, founded the Gustafson

Gervasi Law Office, LLC in 2005, where she focuses on

estate planning and probate.

#3565.401 WED 6:30-8:30pm, Feb 26 $34.50(Student/U.Mem)$44.50(Fac/Staff)

ON THE JOB…

NEW

! Find Your Dream Job! Are you still wondering what you want to be when

you “grow up?” Stuck in a mundane job that is

going nowhere? Attend this class and discover your many

talents and transferable skills that can qualify you for a

fulfilling career! You might even discover your calling and

plan a strategy to achieve it. With hands on in-class

activities, we’ll explore your many possibilities for fulfilling

work and define your “dream job”. Additionally, you will

receive a personalized packet of resources on job search

strategies and self-employment options. 2 Meetings.

INSTRUCTOR: Dee Relyea is a career and life coach with

20+ years in the employment industry. She teaches Mini

Courses on resumes and interviewing and instructs the

First Step for Starting a Business in the business school.

#3876.401 TUE 6-8pm, Feb 18&25 $29.50(Student/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Rock Your Resume! In this competitive job market, you need a resume that

will get you the interviews! Become a job seeker skilled at

resume writing. If you want to land your dream job, you’ve

got to have a resume that grabs your potential employer’s

attention, showcases your accomplishments, skills and

talents, and clearly illustrates that YOU are the best

candidate for the job. Learn the basics of formatting and

writing to optimize getting your resume into the “to be

interviewed” pile. You will work on writing/re-doing your

own resume. 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Dee Relyea.

#3873.501 WED 6-8pm, April 9&16 $29.50(Student/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

Job Seeker’s Special – SAVE $10 Register for both Rock Your Resume (#3873)

and Ignite Your Job Interview (#3875) and

SAVE $10. Choose this course selection to

register for both courses and pay $10 less in

course fees. Register today and save!

#3874.501 WED 6-8pm, April 9-30 $49(Student/U.Mem)$59(Fac/Staff)

Ignite Your Job Interview! Do you know how to answer the tough interview

questions, navigate a “group” interview, and best handle

phone interviews? Get the inside information to really

shine in interviews. We will go over the best practices for

interviewing, get some insight into what employers are

really asking, and learn the magic formula for answering

any question. You will receive a list of 20 questions to

formulate your answers to and in the second session

practice them so that you will interview with confidence

and professionalism. Be the candidate that stands above

the rest! 2 Meetings. INSTRUCTOR: Dee Relyea.

#3875.501 WED 6-8pm, April 23&30 $29.50(Student/U.Mem)$39.50(Fac/Staff)

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See Membership information on this page!

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additional person in the same course, as their guest, at

the same course fee level.

Specific Accommodations If you need accommodations please let us know

at the time of registration or call 265-6788 (TTY). We

cannot guarantee accessibility unless we receive prior

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and field trips, including those weapons as allowed under

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and individual lesson courses require three business day

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