Nutrition

Nutrition classes will be held Mondays for six weeks from 1 - 2:30 pm in the senior center classroom starting October 2 and ending November 6. The instructor is Erin Fredericks MScN, a nutritionist and health educator. ENCORE is working with Larry at the senior center to present these nutrition classes.

Discover how your body works and the rainbow of foods and nutrients which help your body to function at its best. These six classes focus on the needs of older adults and how Food can affect the aging experience. Each week for 6 weeks we will look at common health conditions and concerns with a food plan that supports our well-being. We will learn to improve digestion, strengthen muscles and bones, protect our brain and heart, quiet chronic inflammation, care for gallbladder, liver, and kidneys, and understand our lymphatic system.

Come learn with FAMILIAR foods – and feel more confident
about your eating choices – thrivewithfamiliarfoods.com

OCEANOGRAPHY
Ed Joyce, Instructor
Meeting 1
9/27
Introduction & Course Overview
Meeting 2
10/4
Plate Tectonics & The Ocean Floor - 📖
Meeting 3
10/11
Waves & Beaches - 📖
Meeting 4
10/18
Coastal Ocean - 📖
Meeting 5
10/25
Ocean Circulation & Tides - 📖
Meeting 6
11/1
Marine Life & Biologic Productivity - 📖
Meeting 7
11/8
Pelagic & Benthic Marine Life - 📖
Meeting 8
11/15
Climate Change & Course Review - 📖

Learn about the oceans that make up most of the world we live in. The dynamic Ed Joyce will be teaching this exciting and enlightening course on Wednesdays from 10:45 to 12:45 in the Senior Center classroom beginning September 27 and ending November 15. For more information, please email the instructor at edjoyce1590@gmail.com.

Exploring Science

Beginning fall term on Thursday, September 28 in the Sorensen dining room, classes will be held weekly from 10:30 am to noon until November 16. However, due to a scheduling conflict with the monthly ASC Membership meeting, there will be no class sessions on the third Thursday of each month. So there will be only six classes for this coming Spring term rather than the usual eight.

The first class topics will be chosen from among the hundreds of PBS Nova series but there will be other sources we use to meet the expectations of class members. The goal is to make discovering a wide variety of science topics a more enjoyable and rewarding experience which is sure to attract more members to science.

Michael Kinney with Karen Elder . . . 503-994-2080

ENCORE Fall 2023 Online Writing Short Course

Awaken the Writer Within You!

3 Reasons in 8 Sessions to Become the Writer You Were Born to Be

  1. Experience the Joy of Writing
  2. Share Your Writing with Others, Get Constructive Feedback, and Improve
  3. Find the Fame and Fortune*
      * Note: Additional Coursework, Perseverance, and Luck May Be Required.

This Course Offers 3 Types of Constructive Feedback to Help You Improve:

  1. Real-Time (in class)
  2. Recorded Audio (emailed mp4 file)
  3. Recorded Video (viewable/downloadable)

ENCORE Fall 2023’s Writing Exchange Online Short Course begins Tuesday, September 25, (and runs just 8 weeks till Tuesday, November 14) from 9:45 to 11:45 A.M.

For more information about ENCORE’s Writing Exchange  online class and how to access it, please email the instructor, Eric Anderson, at EricCAnder@aol.com or call (503) 325-3131.

Humanist Discussions

Humanist Discussions is a group effort on Zoom in which we explore various aspects of the human condition. Each week we nominate and select a topic to discuss the following week. Over the intervening week, we exchange websites and articles pertaining to the topic selected. There is no requirement to review them, but the discussion is much improved when members of the group have made an effort to inform themselves about the upcoming topic. All are welcome to join.

Classes are held Monday mornings from 10:00 to noon. To join, send an email to todlundy@gmail.com with “Humanist Discussions” in the title of your email please.

Tod

Some Recent ENCORE Course Titles
Critical Reasoning Promise of Pragmatism Aging Gracefully Yoga
Writing Exchange Fauna of the Pacific Coast The US Constitution
Women’s Heart Health Exploring Computers Humanist Discussion
All Around the Universe Everything Equine All About Making Pies
The Other Slavery Our Local Seafood Industry What’s in the News?
Literary Sharing Philosophical Questions Birds of Clatsop County
Ceramics Cooking for 1 or 2, Part Deuz Comparative Literature
Philosophy with Seth Tichenor Science Exchange German History
Global Warming and the Economy Confucius: Learning to be a Sage
The Aging Brain Shading and Coloring with Pencils Contra Dancing
Mediterranean Peoples and Places Retirement: A Time to be T.I.D.Y
Senior Stitchery Investments for a Changing World Reading Aloud
Downloading Photos Crochet…It Starts with a Chain Dendrology
Pop-Up Series Forest Perspectives in Oregon Bridge Instruction
AARP Smart Driving Course Hand Embroidery Stretchyo (Yoga)
Terrorism Road Scholar The New Testament as a Historical Text
Justice & Violence: Broken Treaties & Promises Watercolor Painting
Talking About Writing Pope Francis: On Care for Our Common Home
Books: Ireland’s Potato Famine 1845-1851 A Canticle for Leibowitz
Woman Hollering Creek Running Eagle the Warrior Girl Folk Dance
Foundations of Buddhism Where in the World Have You Been?
The Mediterranean Region: 2000 BCE to 500 CE Building Websites
Object Drawing Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Logging
Logic All Things Chinese Art and Politics of the Documentary

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