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Basic Watercolor from Life
with Patrick Corey, Windham/Raymond Adult Education
Watercolor is a great medium for creating artwork from life. In this course we will create watercolor drawings of still life objects. Topics discussed will include colors and how to mix them, brushes, basic techniques including wash and dry brush, process, and art supplies. A suggested supply list will be provided.
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CPR
with Charissa Kerr, Windham/Raymond Adult Education
Learn about adult, child and infant CPR and AED use, adult, child and infant choking, and how and when to call emergency services. Course includes use of manikins, video, certified instruction, practical components, and a certificate of completion. Practical time has been increased to ensure you have enough time to gain confidence in your skills. Optional workbook is available for $10 (cash please) from instructor at class.
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Cruising with Kelly
with KELLY MONROE, Noble Adult & Community Education
Are you interested in taking a cruise but not sure where to start? Come to this one night class with Kelly Monroe, owner of "In The Magic Travel". Learn about cruise lines, itineraries, departure ports, what to expect, how to proceed, and answers to your questions!
French for Travelers: Practical Language Skills for Your Journey
with France Hilbert, Ellsworth Adult and Community Education
This 6-week workshop is designed for beginners and those planning a trip to a French-speaking region. Through immersive, hands-on lessons, participants will learn essential phrases and vocabulary for everyday situations like ordering food, navigating transportation, and making local connections. Gain confidence in speaking and understanding French, while also exploring cultural tips to enhance your travel experience. This is a live, online class using ZOOM.
No class 02/17/25; makeup class, if needed, 03/17/25.
France Hilbert has taught classes at College of the Atlantic since 2018. She is a professional artist and art educator with an extensive resume of training and experience including major commissions and installations. Her artistic education began at the age of seven, when she was taught by her grandfather, the late artist Jaro Hilbert. From him, she received a thorough education in the classical tradition. She pursued her formal education at the National Fine Art Academy of Paris, France, (ENSBA), was an artist in residence in Copenhagen, studied German Expressionism in Berlin, and traveled extensively to paint and study around Europe and abroad. At the Art Students League of New York, she received a Merit Scholarship to master portraiture in painting and completed a Certificate in Sculpture. She was selected for “Model to Monument”, a sculpture program at The Academy of Art, Newington Cropsey Foundation, Hastings on Hudson, NY and received an Edward G. McDowell Travel Grant from the Art Students League of New York. Of her many public and private commissions, some are permanent installations. “Talma”, a 7-foot bronze sculpture is installed in the public square of the Theatre of the Valley of L’Yerres, in Brunoy, France. A pair of 4-foot bronze relief sculptures entitled ”The Calling” are installed at the Georgetown University Medical School building in Washington, DC.
Italian 3: Conversational
with Giovina Ferrante, Portland Adult Education
Reiki Information Event
with Kate Green, Windham/Raymond Adult Education
Reiki is a Japanese method of energy work that reduces stress, increases relaxation, and promotes healing. It is believed that the free and balanced flow of Ki (energy) through our chakras and meridians is the cause of health. When these channels are blocked, disease and illness occurs. Reiki helps bring the flow of energy back into balance. We will discuss the origins of Reiki, what is involved in an attunement, what a session looks like, setting up treatment space, and answer any questions. Students will learn a Reiki Technique to help remove negative energy.
Taming the "To Do" List
with Jill Braceland, Sanford Community Adult Education
Identify techniques that will help you organize your time. Suggestions offered include prioritizing, creating the "To Do" list, and underestimating time. Tips on how to stop procrastination, and being overwhelmed will also be discussed.
Jill Braceland has been successfully delivering and organizing seminars for adult education programs for more than 8 years. She has a reputation for offering seminars that are interactive, practical, and presented in an easy, friendly manner.
Outsmart the Scammers Seminar
with Chris Nolan, Mid-Coast School of Technology Adult Education
Incidents of fraud are on the rise, and scammers’ tactics are becoming more complex. This presentation will help give you the information you need to outsmart the scammers. During the program, we'll discuss how to spot certain red flags that may indicate a fraudulent encounter, resources you can turn to in the event you or loved ones are targeted, and steps you can take to protect yourself and others.
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