Yay! It's almost spring! UMA Senior College spring classes start on March 20!

Classes are free to members of Maine senior colleges. And we’ve got lots of choices!

History

· Quagmire: America and the War in Viet Nam

· Maine History Tour (a travel class)—full

Science

· Relevance of Geology to Modern Life

· Identifying Maine Trees

· Rocks and Walks: an Outdoor Journey Through Some of Maine’s Geologic History (a travel class)—full

Health

· Whole Food: Plant-Based Diets to Support Healthy Aging—full

· Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues

Languages

· Spanish 2.25—Zoom only

· Advanced Spanish 3.75

· Spanish 2.25—In-person

Art

· Escape into the 75th: A Virtual Tour of the Farnsworth and the Art of Maine

· Art Meets Math: Create Artwork exhibiting Geometric Designs

· Unruly Art Journaling—full

· Central Maine's Modern Architectural History (1900 to the Present)

Psychology

· Empathic Intuition

· Listening

· The Prosperity State of Mind

Music

· Jazz Standards, Part 2

· 1959: The Year That Changed Jazz

· The American Songbook

Spring Lecture Series (8 lectures)

Writing: Writers’ Workshop

Pétanque

Classic Films: Viewing and Discussion of 8 Classic Films

How to register for classes:

Click on the following link to the Spring classes and Lectures page.

Select “Learn more” for the class you’re interested in.

Next, click on the blue “Add to Cart” button.

The blue “View Cart” button appears. Click on it.

Ignore the information about membership.

Then, click on the blue “Proceed to Checkout” button.

Fill in the required information.

You will notice a box under “Additional Information.” Write the name of your senior college here (if you are a senior college member).

Check the appropriate box under “Covid Information.”

Click on “Place Order.”

You are registered! You will receive an email confirming your registration.

For more information or help, call the UMASC office: at 207-621-3551 or email: office@umasc.org. Emails often receive the quickest response because they are instantly distributed to the staff at home.

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