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2008 COURSES Note: We reserve the right to cancel courses due to insufficient enrollment or other circumstances beyond our control. We do not assume any responsibility, either real or implied, for the damage to or loss of personal property or injury of any student on premises or off-site. Note: You may download a PDF version of the courses by clicking here. Please be aware that this is a large file and may take a few minutes or more to download, and it requires Adobe Reader to view and print. If you don't have Adobe reader you can get it from www.adobe.com. 1. Basic Beading &
Stringing Beginners - Learn techniques for constructing and finishing professional looking jewelry. Projects will include earrings, bracelets, and necklaces. Materials Fee: $25 (includes supplies and beads for three projects) paid to instructor at first class. Group A: (Kulkin) -- (No Class 9/29, 10/13) Group B: (Kulkin) -- No Class 10/1, 10/8 Group C: (Rodgers)
-- No
class 9/25, 10/9, 11/20 8
Beginners Classes Beginners Plus - Focus will be placed on design, with more complicated and technical projects. Create a necklace or bracelet working with multi-strands, chain earrings, and a knotted necklace with silk cord. Send a stamped self-addressed envelope to receive a supply list prior to class. Group D: (Rodgers) - No Class 10/10 6
Beginners Plus Classes 2. Chinese Brush Painting --- NEW! Learn the techniques of Chinese flower and animal painting through a wide range of brush strokes. Simplicity of composition creates a harmony that is part of the nature and spirit of this medium. No art experience required. 10 Wednesdays: 9/10-12/10
6:30-8:30 PM DFHS, 117 3. Learn to Knit Learn (or re-learn) basic skills such as knit, purl, cast on, cast off, create a neat edge, etc., so you can design and knit your own scarf or shawl. Materials Fee: $30 (yarn and needles for first project) paid to instructor at first class. 10 Thursdays: 9/11-12/11 7-8:30 PM
AHS, Teach. Rm 4. Drawing from the Artist Within Explore the basic techniques of drawing in a variety of methods and media. Instruction includes clear observation and rendering of still lives, landscape, including plein air techniques, line and gesture drawing. Bring the following materials: 14" x 17" drawing pad, 2B, HB, and 3B pencils, sharpener, and kneaded and white erasers. 10 Wednesdays: 9/17 - 12/10 HHS, 207 5. Stained Glass Mixed Levels Beginners learn the copper-foil method of stained-glass construction. Course covers skills of designing, cutting, foiling, and soldering. Intermediate & Advanced (should bring their tools) and learn advanced techniques including how to work in three dimension. Materials Fee: $120, (glass for first project and most tools) paid to instructor at first class. 8 Tuesdays: 9/23-11/25 6:30-9:30 PM AMS, 405 6. Watercolor Techniques
Learn to handle watercolor in a spontaneous, creative manner. Emphasis is on composition, value, form, and color mixing. Classes are divided into three segments: demonstration, painting, and critique. New Students: Send a stamped self-addressed envelope to receive a supply list in advance of class. ~ All classes held in AHS, 112 ~ 10
Wednesdays: 9/10-12/3 (No class 10/1, 10/8,
11/26) 7. Legally Preserving Family Assets Learn how to avoid estate taxes and nursing home costs, regardless of your net worth, while continuing to maintain control over your assets. Topics will include Wills, Trusts, Long-Term Care Planning and the use of various legal techniques. Monday:
9/22 7:30-9:30 PM AHS, 103 8. Long Term Care Insurance --- NEW! Learn and understand the options that best fit an individual when planning against a long term care illness. Explore different approaches to protecting ones assets, lifestyles, and independence. Emphasis will be placed on New York State Partnership Plans. Wednesday: 11/5 7-8:30 PM DFHS, 110 9. Retirement Planning for Today Prepare financially for retirement. Learn tips to: generate a steady income, protect assets from erosion, minimize taxes, and provide for a secure retirement. Workbook: $25, paid to NFP Securities, Inc. at first class. Course fee is for singles and/or couples. 3 Tuesdays:
10/7-10/21 7-9:30 PM AMS, LIB 10. Dale Carnegie
Immersion Seminar Join this Nationally Accredited Seminar and achieve real performance improvement. Become more equipped to perform as a persuasive communicator, creative problem solver, and intelligent risk-taker. Develop a take charge attitude that will help get you organized as a confident, enthusiastic leader. Fee: $1695 - Check with your employer, you may be eligible for reimbursement. To Register Call: 212-836-0752. You are welcome to bring snacks, as these classes are long. Also, bring a bag lunch, as you will be allotted a half hour to eat. 3 Saturdays: 10/18-11/ 1 8:15-4:15 PM AMS, Auditorium Back to top11. Chinese Dance for
Children This class is designed to teach traditional Chinese dances. Some classes feature tumbling, juggling sticks and acrobatic moves associated with Peking Opera. 14 Saturdays: 9/13-1/17 GROUP A: (Age 3-4)
10:10-10:50 AM HHS, Corridor No class 10/11, 11/29, 12/20, 12/27 & 1/3/2009 15% off for second child in same family - Please include childs birth date(s) on registration form ** Child must have prior dance experience 12. Rising Star: Chinese Language/Culture This program serves children 2 - 4 years old. The class is designed to deepen a family's understanding and appreciation of the Chinese culture through play, music, language, and food. Parents are required to stay with their child(ren) during the class. Materials Fee: $15, paid to instructor at first class. 10 Saturdays:
9/13-11/22 9-10 AM HHS,
125 15% off for second child in same family - Please include childs birth date(s) on registration form Back to top13. The
nation's leader in SAT preparation: 30 hours of instruction, 4 practice exams,
small classes, amazing instructors and a 24-hour Hastings (Tues / Thurs) September 9 HHS, 223 Classes start at 5:00 PM 14. Kaplan Test Prep & Admissions Higher Scores Guaranteed in Kaplans PSAT, SAT and ACT Prep courses. SAT or ACT includes 12 sessions: four, 4-hour practice tests, and eight, 2.5-hour lessons. Comprehensive PSAT/SAT courses are 17 sessions. Students receive personalized feedback. Call 800-KAP-TEST or go to kaptest.com, mention Inter-Village for a discounted rate of $699. Ardsley (Mon / Wed) September 17 AHS, 104 Classes start at 5:30 PM Back to topClasses are taught using software from the host school. Although versions vary, the basics will be covered. 15. Excel for Beginners Learn how to track and report data including budgets, forecasts, financial reports and more. Apply basic mathematic calculations, sort information, and format a document. Computer efficiency is essential in taking this class. 4 Wednesdays: 9/17-10/22 7-9 PM
HHS,
Lab C 16. Gentle Introduction to the PC This class is designed for first-time computer users. After reviewing the components of the computer, the functions of the software and the use of the keyboard and mouse, students will learn how to use the Internet for correspondence and information. 4 Tuesdays: 9/16-10/14 7-9 PM HHS, Lab C 17. Photoshop & Digital Photography Learn the basics of Adobe Photoshop including manipulation of images, retouching, scanning, printing and the use of digital cameras. Computer efficiency is essential. Students need Adobe Photoshop 7, CS, CS2, or CS3 for home use, prior to the first session. (Adobe Elements 4 - 6 may be used, but Photoshop is preferred.) 8
Wednesdays: 10/15-12/10 7:30- 9:30
PM HHS, Lab B 18. Word 2007 in Become familiar
with 2 Saturdays:
9/13-9/20 8:30- 11:30 AM AHS, 244 19. WORD for Beginners Learn how to create, edit, and print documents and envelopes. Use Microsoft features to copy and move text, change margins and line spacing, center, bold, underline, italicize, check spelling and grammar, and use the program's "Help" feature. 4 Mondays: 9/15-10/20 7-9 PM HHS, Lab C 20. WORD, Intermediate This course is a continuation of WORD for Beginners or for those who have some experience, but want to learn more about the advanced functions. 4 Mondays: 11/10 12/1 7-9 PM HHS,
Lab C 21. Cake Decorating - Session I Build the foundation of skills needed for the professional, the homemaker or the enthusiast. This is a hands-on class that will teach torting, filling, icing and piping techniques. 4 Tuesdays: 10/7 10/28 7-9:30 PM IHS, S101 Session II -(must have completed Session I) Take your cake decorating skills to the next level! Learn new piping techniques with eight new flowers, Royal icing, color flow, and the basket weave. Materials Fee: $10 for each session, paid to instructor at first class (full color lesson plan, and supplies for first lesson.) Send a stamped self-addressed envelope to receive an additional supply list in advance of class. 4 Tuesdays: 11/18 12/9 7-9:30 PM IHS, S101 22. Indian Cuisine --- NEW! Join chef Navjot in exploring the basics of Indian cuisine and the cooking methods employed in the Indian subcontinent. Enjoy lecture, demonstration, tasting, and some hands-on preparation. Edibles Fee: $15,payable to instructor in class. Tuesday: 9/23 7-9:30 PM IHS, S101 23. Meet the Chefs Take pleasure in a culinary treat that will have you coming back for more. Observe meal preparations, followed by a tasting of the prepared food(s). A non-alcoholic beverage and recipes will be supplied, and food substitutions may occur when necessary. Chutney Masala, Indian Bistro Join Chef/Owner Navjot Arora, as he
prepares a Chutney Masala salad, chicken tikka masala, saag paneer, basmati
rice, naan bread, and mango lassi. This
is a new restaurant with an attentive wait staff, and an amazing view of the Blue Moon Mexican
Cafe Join the staff of Blue Moon, and see how
authentic Mexican cuisine is prepared. Start off with traditional Guacamole,
Chips and a Quesadilla. Observe how the Chef prepares some of the following
foods: Burrito, Chimichanga, Enchilada, Nacho, and Tostadas, to name a few.
This is a new restaurant in the heart of Fee: $14 Registration to IVCE, plus Sampling Fee of $12, payable to restaurant. Back to top24. Body Sculpt Work on all the muscle groups to keep strong and balanced. Bring an exercise mat, hand held weights, and a water bottle. Comfortable clothing and sneakers are recommended. 10
Thursdays: 9/11-12/11 7-8
PM AHS, Caf 25. FaceProp Yoga FaceProp Yoga is a non-surgical face lift that restores and rejuvenates the body, mind, and spirit. Class consists of gentle yoga postures and breathing techniques, which stretch and strengthen facial muscles with acupressure, massage and relaxation. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. 10 Thursdays:
9/11-11/20 1-2:15 PM Atria 26. Learn to Swim (Adults) Learn to swim and exercise with other adults. Whether you are learning for the first time or correcting technique, its never too late to learn. 16 Tuesdays: 9/16-2/10
7-8 PM AMS, Pool 27. Personal Training --- NEW! Utilizing interactive lecturing and hands-on practical experience, this course covers the content necessary to successfully pass the National Council on Strength & Fitness - Certified Personal Trainer Exam (NCSF-CPT) Content areas include: exercise physiology, anatomy, nutrition/weight management, exercise prescription, health screening/evaluation, and special populations. Fee: $500 (includes textbook, study guide, lab manual, and DVD) 13 Thursdays:
9/18-1/22 7-9:30 PM AHS, 103 28. Pilates Mat Strengthen the muscles of the abdomen, buttocks, lower and upper back through a series of controlled movements performed with fluidity and breath. Improved alignment, flexibility, toned and well balanced muscles are the benefits of Pilates. Bring a mat, and wear comfortable clothes. 10 Tuesdays:
9/16-12/2 7-8:15 PM DL,
Gym 29. Senior Fitness This class is designed with the healthy senior in mind. Exercises are done to motivating music, most performed from a seated position. Benefits include increased strength and muscle tone, improved flexibility and balance. Resistance bands and exercise balls (optional) can be purchased in class. 15 Fridays:
9/12-1/16 2-3 PM Atria 30. Tai Chi Chuan for Beginners This ancient Chinese exercise calms the mind, relaxes the body, strengthens the legs, improves balance and coordination, and improves circulation of the hip joints. Yang-style, short form of Prof. Cheng Man-Ching, will be taught. Wear comfortable clothing and flat shoes. Home practice required. 20 Tuesdays:
9/93/3 7-8 PM HHS,
Cafe 31. Water Aerobics Tone your body without gravity, and experience the benefits of an aquatic workout. GROUP A: (No class 9/29, 10/13,
12/22, 12/29, 1/19/09) GROUP B: (No class 10/1, 10/8,
11/26, 12/24, 12/31) Res: $165 Res Sr: $151 Non-Res: $182 Non-Res Sr: $165 32. Water Pilates Get a great whole body workout with this stretch and strength training program. 16 Tuesdays:
9/16-2/10/09 8-9 PM AMS, Pool 33. Water Running This class combines cardiovascular training, stretching, and muscle toning. Flotation belts are worn to allow freedom while moving. Participants must be comfortable in deep water. GROUP A: (No class 9/29, 10/13,
12/22, 12/29, 1/19/09) GROUP B: (No class 10/1, 10/8,
11/26, 12/24, 12/31) Res: $165 Res Sr: $151 Non-Res: $182 Non-Res Sr: $165
Yoga is a holistic approach to health and well being, uniting mind, body, and spirit. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. Beginners GROUP A-2:
( GROUP A-3:
( Beginner Plus 10 Classes of Yoga Beginners/Beginners Plus 16 Classes of Yoga 35. Zumba
Gold Join this new dance/fitness program that is based on Latin and
International music.
Routines feature aerobic/fitness interval training with a
combination of fast and slow rhythms. So much fun, it does not feel like
exercise. Zumba Gold is specifically designed for older active
adults who want to get in or stay in shape. 10 Thursdays:
9/11-11/20 10 -11 AM
ACC 36. Canine Courtesy Learn humane, effective methods for
teaching practical obedience to your dog. Dogs that are aggressive toward other
dogs or humans will not be permitted to attend. All family members are
encouraged to participate. Young children under the age of five will need to be
supervised by a separate adult. Please,
No Dogs at First Class. 8 Saturdays:
9/13-11/8 AMS, Commons 37. CPR/AED Red Cross Certification* Learn to recognize and care for breathing,
choking and cardiac emergencies in adults, infants, and children. In addition,
learn how to use an AED - Automated External Defibrillator. FEE: $102 (includes lessons, text
and card) 2 Tuesdays, 10/21-10/28 6-10 PM IHS, 112 * Must attend all
classroom hours to receive certification 38.
Defensive Driving - Point Reduction* The National Safety
Councils Defensive Driving Course Completion of this
course results in a 3-year discount of 10% on the liability and collision
components of your automobile insurance, and a reduction of up to 4 violation
points on your current driving record. Classes
meet from 9-3:30, bring lunch! Fee: $55 GROUP A: Saturday, 10/4 DFMS, Library GROUP B: Saturday, 11/15 HHS, Lecture Rm * Must attend all classroom hours to receive certificate 39. Explore Meditation Come learn a simple yet
profound way to meditate, relieve stress and live each day more peacefully
and vibrantly. For beginners, a chance to experience what meditation can
do for you. For the experienced, a chance to expand perspectives and
refresh practices. GROUP A GROUP B Res: $62 Res Sr: $56 Non-Res: $68Non-Res Sr: $62 40. Fall Gardening --- NEW! Learn how to use plants and bulbs, adding beautiful color and texture to
your garden. Tuesday: 9/23 7-8:30 PM IHS,
L103 Res: $20 Res Sr: $18 Non-Res: $22 Non-Res Sr: $20 41. Fall / Winter Potting Design -- --- NEW! Using fall flora, learn how to properly pot plants and create beautiful
potting designs. Tuesday: 10/7 7-8:30 PM IHS, L103 42. Downsize? Rightsize?
Simplify! --- NEW! Whether
you are downsizing your home, just your possessions, or both, you are
part of an emerging trend. Clutter takes a toll. Create a
calmer, less cluttered environment that will energize your spirit.
Learn some techniques to get started and leave with a plan of action. Wednesday:
9/24 7-9 PM AHS, 102 43. Handwriting Analysis --- NEW! Discover handwriting analysis and how it is really brain writing that
reveals ones true personality (conscious & subconscious). Find out how to
uncover character, talent and capabilities as well as identify potential red
flags in someones persona. 2
Thursdays: 10/16-10/23 7-8:30
PM AHS, 101 44. Interior Design --- NEW! Join this fun and
informative class and learn about color schemes, furniture layout and
coordination of patterns & textures.
Review fabrics, flooring, wall covering, lighting, art, accessories, and
much more 4 Mondays: 10/20-11/10 7-8:30 PM AHS, 111 45. Introduction to
Digital Cameras Learn terms,
functions, icons & menus. Know when
to use a flash or what to do when an object is moving. Learn how to transfer pictures from your
camera to your computer, ordering prints, emailing images, sharing images
online, and much more. Pre-Requisite - Students must own a digital camera and be computer literate. 4 Wednesdays: 10/15-11/5 7-9 PM DFHS, 110 46. Introduction to German --- NEW! Learn how easy it can be
to learn words and phrases for both leisure and business. Book w/CDs: $44, mail payment with course fee. 10 Thursdays:
9/18-12/18 7-8:30 PM AHS, 100 47. Italian 10
Wednesdays: 9/10-12/10 DFHS, 211 This class is intended
for beginning students with little or no ability in speaking Italian. Book (Italian for Communication I): $30,
mail payment with course fee. GROUP B: Conversational 8:00-9:30
PM If you have knowledge of
the language please join this class. Book
(Italian for Communication II): $30, mail payment with course fee. Res: $140 Res Sr: $126 Non-Res: $154 Non-Res Sr: $140 48. Spanish The Beginners class is
intended for beginning students with little or no ability in speaking Spanish.
The Beginners Plus class is a continuation of the Beginners class. Both classes
will be using the same text. Book I: $30,
mail payment with course fee. GROUP A: Beginners
(No class 9/29, 10/13) GROUP B: Beginners
Plus (No class 12/22, 12/29, 1/19) Res: $112 Res Sr: $100 Non-Res: $124 Non-Res
Sr: $112 Conversational Spanish will focus on
advanced situational dialogues with interaction in the native language. (Prerequisite - Advanced
Spanish with emphasis on oral communication. Book II: $30,
mail payment with course fee. GROUP C: Conversational (No class 9/25, 10/9,
11/20, 11/27) 49. Mystery & Detective Fiction --- NEW! This
lecture/discussion course will examine 19th century origins of
mystery and detective fiction in the works of Edgar Allan Poe, Charles Dickens
(Bleak House), Wilkie Collins, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Make connections between
the fiction and Victorian historical and cultural events, especially famous
crimes that, in some cases, inspired the fiction. 8 Mondays: 10/20-12/8 7-8:30 PM AHS, 101 50. Greek - Sophocles' Oedipus Plays --- NEW! Explore the plays
that are the central core of Greek tragedy. Oedipus
the King is the dramatic masterpiece of Greek theater, and Oedipus at Colonus, Sophocles' last
play, offers a transcendent vision of the most tragic of heroes at the end of
his life. Recommended
Text:
Sophocles: The Three Theban Plays,
translated by Robert Fagles (Penguin Classics). 6 Wednesdays: 10/15-11/19 7:30-9PM HHS Room 223 51. How to Publish Your Book --- NEW! This how-to,
step-by-step course is designed to help beginners publish their own book using
the knowledge they already have. No
special skills required. 4 Mondays,
10/20-11/10 7-9 PM
AHS Room 100 52. Shakespeares Hamlet --- NEW! This
course offers a sustained close reading and discussion of Shakespeares Hamlet. Explore poetic vision and
philosophical insights into the human condition through this famed tragedy. Purchase Folger
Shakespeare Library Series Edition, read Act One, Scene One prior to first
class. 4 Mondays, 9/8-10/6 7-8:30
PM AHS Room 101 53.
Introduction to African Drumming Come experience the uplifting
rhythms, sounds and techniques of the djembe and dundun drums of 8 Wednesdays: 9/17-11/19 7:30-8:45 PM
HHS Band Rm 54.
Ballroom Dancing for Couples and Singles Get ready for special occasions by learning to dance. Beginners learn it all: the
Waltz, Fox Trot, Mambo, Rumba, Merengue, Cha-Cha, Tango and Lindy. Intermediate
Class will learn more intricate
steps. GROUP A: Beginners (No class 9/29,
10/13) GROUP B: Beginners (No class 9/29,
10/13) GROUP C: Beginners (No class 9/18, 10/9,
11/27) GROUP D: Intermediate (No class 9/18, 10/9,
11/27 *Last class will be held in the Ardsley High School Couple Single 55. Belly Dance for Beginners Enjoy the art of belly dancing in a fun
and non-judgmental atmosphere. Learn basic technique, dance style,
improvisation, and some choreography. 10 Wednesdays: 9/10-12/10 7-8 PM CRS,
54 56. Line
Dancing No partner needed! Come
have fun! Beginners learn the Cut a Rug, Ride Em Cowboy, Cuban
Walk, Tush Push, Cowboy Charleston, and more. Beginners Plus
learns 12 Tuesdays: 9/9-12/16 Res: $133 Res Sr: $120 Non-Res: $146 Non-Res Sr: $133 No class 9/16, 9/30, 11/11 57. Getting Paid To Talk
~An Introduction to
Professional Voice Acting~ Explore numerous aspects of voice acting work for
television, film, radio, books on tape, documentaries and the internet. Learn
the basics, including how to prepare the all - important demo. Students will
have the opportunity to ask questions, hear demos recorded by professional
voice actors, and record a commercial script under the direction of a producer. Monday 11/24 7-9:30 PM AHS, 103 58. Powerful Performing
On Stage --- NEW! Is there a powerful performer
within you waiting to be heard? Broadway veteran, Philip Hernandez, will lead
you through exercises, experimentation and play, and also help you carry your
voice into the light.This guided
evening, with musical accompaniment, can help you make maximum impact with your
audience. Bring your favorite tune, and join the fun. Monday 10/6 7-10 PM AHS, 105 59. Alvin Ailey
American Dance Company Alvin Ailey American Dance
Theater is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Our selected program will feature
live music performed by Wynton Marsalis* and the Jazz at Lincoln Center
Orchestra.Fee: $144 (transportation, orchestra seat, and gratuity) Wednesday, 12/17 * Subject to
change 60. Opera:
La Traviata Anja Harteros sings the role of Violetta, and Massimo
Giordano sings the role of Alfredo in Zeffirellis opulent and romantic
production. Fee: $135 (transportation, orchestra seat, and gratuity) Thursday, 11/6 Bus departs 61. StonecropGardens was originally the home of
Anne and Frank Cabot. The display
gardens cover an area of approximately twelve acres and incorporate a diverse
collection of gardens and plants, including woodland and water gardens, a grass
garden, raised alpine stone beds, cliff rock gardens, and an enclosed
English-style flower garden. It is advised that you wear comfortable
shoes that provide traction, since areas of the garden may be wet or slick. Fee:
$95 (transportation, two
hour walking tour, box lunch, and gratuity) * Rain or shine * Thursday, 9/25 62. UN Tour & Lunch with UN Delegates Enjoy a narrated
tour of the UN. Visit the chambers of the Security Council, the Trusteeship
Council, the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly Hall. An art
collection, presented by Member States will also be seen. After our tour, we
will have a buffet lunch in the Delegates Dining Room.
(transportation, one hour walking tour, buffet lunch, and
gratuity)
Tuesday, 10/14 |