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The Fleer Center for Adult Education at Salem College invites you to participate in a variety of non-credit courses
through the Courses for Community program.
This fall, there are more than 60 exciting opportunities to increase your knowledge and activity level, improve your
lifestyle and provide personal enjoyment – all on the beautiful Salem College campus. We offer something for everyone.
For example:
• We are excited to offer a new series in the program, Money Matters.
• The expansion of the Professional and Prep Series provides numerous opportunities for
professionals seeking continuing education/renewal credits.
• We continue to offer our popular Wine Series along with the Live Well Series and
our growing Writing Series.
The registration fees are competitive, yet affordable, and class sizes are limited in order to enhance the learning
environment and encourage interaction among participants. For those seeking professional acknowledgement,
certificates of completion are available upon request. Numerous courses qualify for educator renewal credits. Required
documentation is provided.
Courses are individually priced with group/friend discounts available in the Live Well Series and the Health and Fitness
Series. We encourage you to review these series to see what will spark your interest. What better way to enjoy the fall
season than to learn something new!
Give the gift of knowledge with a customized gift certificate for any occasion. The popular SAT preparation classes
make great gifts from parents or grandparents. Our Wine Series classes make excellent gifts, as well. They are
educational, fun and provide an outlet for people to gather and learn about the many facets of wine.
For general information about the Courses for Community program, visit our website at www.salem.edu/cfc or call
336/721-2855.
Many thanks to Old Salem Museums & Gardens for their generosity in providing facilities.
Courses for Community Calendar by Start Date
August
31 SAT Prep – Critical Reading/
Writing, V1
september
2 SAT Prep – Math, M1
13 Bridge – Bidding in the
21st Century
13 Drawing Portraits 101
13 Beginning Class,
Piano for Adults
13 GMAT Prep Review
14 Deconstruct Your Clothing –
Reconstruct Your Style
14 A Guide To Complete
Financial Management
14 Drawing Animals and
Pet Portraits
14 Developing Rituals of
Healing for Loss & Life
Transitions
14 Belly Dancing, Option I
14 Designing Rugs for
Your Home
15 Painting Workshop, Option I
15 Autumn in the Kitchen
Garden
16 Intermediate Bridge
16 Road of Retirement – The
Process of Managing
Retirement Income
16 Spanish-Relaxed – For
Advanced Beginners
16 Query Writing Workshop
17 GRE Prep Review
18 Biennial Workshop
18 Creative Writing Boot Camp
20 Fall for Golf
21 Introduction to French
Conversation
21 Introduction to Wine
22 Glass Mosaic Plates
22 Portraits in Prose:
Writing the Memoir
23 Basics of Grantseeking
23 Ballroom Dancing
25 Microsoft Office 2007
Workshop
27 You Can Write the Story of
Your Life
29 Introduction to Home
Furnishings Fabrication
october
5 Trotting Tuesdays
6 Paper Bag Scrapbooking,
Option I
6 Wines of the New World
6 Get the Real Dirt on Clean
8 PRAXIS Prep Workshop
9 Autumn Tour of Reynolda
Gardens
18 Shag Lessons
18 Zumba "Gold"
19 SAT Prep – Math, M2
20 Afro-Modern Dance
20 Pie Pans, Rusty Nails and
Random Relatives – Estate
Sales and Downsizing
20 Cyber Scams in America
21 SAT Prep – Critical Reading/
Writing, V2
21 Writing Picture Books
Workshop
21 Paper Bag Scrapbooking,
Option II
21 Tea 101
21 Facing Your Finances Alone
21 Freelance Writing For Profit
21 RetireWISE
22 SketchUP Essentials
25 Planning for a Comfortable
Retirement
november
1 Children's Drawing –
Adventures of Brother Bunny
2 Belly Dancing, Option II
2 Writing on the Back Porch
2 Flowers and Still Life
Painting
2 Using Social Media to
Enhance Yourself or
Your Business
3 Painting Workshop,
Option II
4 Wine and Food Pairings
9 Continuing French
Conversation
30 In Focus ... The Wines of
Monticello and Thomas
Jefferson
Art Series
Drawing Portraits 101 (Verano)
Learn to draw people the classical way; elevate
your artistic skills when you learn techniques
for drawing faces with tonal shading and
accurate modeling. Bring drawing tablets,
charcoal sticks and kneaded erasers.
Mondays, September 13 – October 25
6:30 – 9:00 p.m. ($130)
Drawing Animals and Pet
Portraits (Verano)
Draw animals with step-by-step instruction
using basic shapes and building tone. Bring
photo or reference pictures to create a finished
pencil drawing. Supplies needed: drawing
tablet, 2B, 4B, 6B pencils and eraser.
Tuesdays, September 14 – October 26
6:30 – 9:00 p.m. ($130)
Painting Workshop - Option I
and Option II (Verano)
Enjoy and benefit from weekly painting classes
that explore color, design and composition;
individual attention and a focus on making
your work stronger through demonstrations
using proper value, color, line and texture.
You may work in acrylic, watercolor or water-
based paint.
Option I:
Wednesdays, September 15 – October 27
12:30 – 3:00 p.m. ($130)
Option II:
Wednesdays, November 3 – December 8
12:30 – 3:00 p.m. ($130)
Art classes will not meet the week of October 11-15 (Salem College’s fall break).
Glass Mosaic Plates
(Pettinati-Longinotti)
Learn creative skills of decorative mosaic using
the medium of glass with original design.
Bring a glass cutter suitable for stained glass,
running pliers, grozing pliers, small bench
brush with dust pan and scrap stained glass of
the colors you desire to use. Additional supply
list will be provided at the first class.
Wednesdays, September 22 – November 3
7:00 – 9:00 p.m. ($60)
Children’s Drawing – The
Adventures of Brother Bunny
(Verano)
Young artists, ages 7 -12, will enjoy
exploring the gardens of Old Salem and
drawing Brother Bunny and his Old Salem
friends including Murphy Mole, Henry
Rooster, Steph the Squirrel and Salem’s
flock of guineas. Bring: drawing pad, #2
pencil, colored pencils, eraser, and an ultra
fine sharpie; towel to sit on and snack
recommended.
Mondays, November 1 – December 6
4:00 – 6:30 p.m. ($130)
Flowers and Still-life Painting
(Verano)
Learn how to paint beautiful flowers, drapery
and still-life objects. Bring watercolor, acrylic
or water-based paints, along with canvas and
favorite still-life objects.
Tuesdays, November 2 – December 7
6:30 – 9:00 p.m. ($130)
Wine Series
Introduction to Wine (Heye)
Get acquainted with wine terminology,
labels and the lore of historical and regional
differences in wine. Learn to evaluate wines
as you taste the major grape varieties from
around the world. The final class takes place at
a local vineyard.
Tuesdays, September 21, 28 and October 5
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. ($70)
Wines of the New World (Heye)
Explore the world of wine from Australia,
New Zealand, South America, South Africa
and the United States as you leisurely sample
and discuss their like-named grapes with
unique tastes from each region.
Wednesdays, October 6, 20 and 27
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. ($75)
Wine classes will not meet the week of October 11-15 (Salem College’s fall break).
Participants in the Wine Series must be 21.
Wine & Food Pairings (Heye)
Be at ease when selecting wines to
complement casual hors d’oeuvres as well as
the finest meals. Learn the ins and outs of
which wine to serve with your menu. Dessert
wines will also be covered.
Thursdays, November 4, 11 and 18
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. ($75)
In Focus ... The Wines of
Monticello and Thomas Jefferson
(Heye)
Our third president was said to have a galaxy
of interests, but his lifelong passion was wine.
We will explore his life in wine and taste
wines he would have known. Because of the
quality of the wines, this class is limited to 14
participants.
Tuesdays, November 30 and December 7
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. ($80)
Health and Fitness Series
Shag Lessons (Holcomb)
For the beginner to intermediate dancer.
Enjoy the fun while practicing and/or
learning the basic steps to shag dance. Shag
dancing is a great form of exercise for all ages
and is an enjoyable form of entertainment.
Class will not meet September 27 and
October 11. Partner not required.
Mondays, October 18 – November 15
6:00 – 7:00 p.m. ($55 or 2/ $100)
Zumba Gold (Holcomb)
For the active older adult, the true beginner
and/or people who do not exercise on a
regular basis: dance away to Latin songs,
country, oldies and a variety of upbeat
music. Class will not meet September 27
and October 11. Easier to keep up with than
regular Zumba while still being great fun.
Mondays, October 18 – November 15
7:00 – 8:00 p.m. ($55 or 2/$100)
Fall for Golf (Nixon)
Learn the fundamentals of the game of golf.
Wear comfortable clothing and tennis or golf
shoes and bring clubs, if you have them. The
instructor will do a full-swing video analysis
and teach proper grip, stance and alignment.
The rules and etiquette of golf will also be
discussed. This course will be held at a local
course.
Mondays, September 20 – October 18
5:30 – 6:30 p.m. ($80)
Ballroom Dancing (Econ)
This course is an introduction to basic
ballroom dance steps. You will learn the steps
to the Waltz, Foxtrot, Rumba, Cha Cha and
Swing. Class will not meet October 11. Partner
not required.
Thursdays, September 23 – November 4
7:00 – 8:30 p.m. ($55 or 2/$100)
Trotting Tuesdays (Lovell)
This course will be held at Cash Lovell Stables
in Winston-Salem on five Tuesday nights.
The facility is an indoor riding facility where
you’ll learn the basics of safe and fun English
horseback riding. This course is open to
beginner-level teens and adult riders, as well as
those who are returning to the saddle.
Tuesdays, October 5 – November 2
7:00 -8:00 p.m. ($165)
Afro-Modern Dance (Saleem)
You’ll learn isolation movement exercises and
stretches to give you strength and control as
you learn rhythmic steps and choreography
from Caribbean, Haitian and Cuban folk
cultures. Comfortably fitting clothing or fitness
gear is preferred (no jeans). Experience is not
required.
Wednesdays, October 20 – November 10
6:30 – 7:30 p.m. ($55 or 2/$100)
Belly Dancing Option I
(Whitt)
This class is for the beginner or the dancer
who would like a review of the basics. Learn
correct belly dance posture; basic isolation
moves, such as hip drops; figure eights,
torso, head and hip slides; hip circles; and
traveling moves. Comfortable clothing is
suggested.
Tuesdays, September 14 – October 26
6:45 – 8:15 p.m. ($55 or 2/$100)
Belly Dancing Option II
(Whitt)
Continues from Option I with additional
layering and more advanced movements.
Refine your skills and enjoy the element of
exercise during this course. Comfortable
clothing is suggested.
Tuesdays, November 2 – December 14
6.00 – 7:30 p.m. ($55 or 2/$100)
Money Matters Series … A to Z
A Guide to Complete Financial
Management (Cutchin)
This course will cover all areas of personal
financial management. You will learn
investment choices and gain insight into
establishing financial objectives, retirement
goals and budgeting.
Tuesday/Thursday, September 14/16, 21/23
and 28/30
6:30 – 8:00 p.m. ($45 for one or $60 couple)
Road of Retirement – The
Process of Managing Retirement
Income (Moser)
Soon-to-be retirees and the already retired
need to develop and follow a retirement
income plan that balances current lifestyle and
long-term sustainability of their retirement
portfolio. Educate yourself on key issues
unique to the retired; learn how to preserve
purchasing power, how to avoid common
pitfalls of converting savings into monthly
spending and about the difference between
“lifestyle” policy and “spending” policy. Estate
issues will be addressed so that you may be
in a better position to leave a legacy for loved
ones or to causes you support.
Thursdays, September 16 - October 7
2:00 – 3:30 p.m. ($45 for one or $60 couple)
Cyber Scams in America RetireWISE, Knowledge, Planning for a Comfortable
(Mathosian) Guidance, Answers (Davis, Retirement (Moser)
Recognize the red flags of the most popular Bridges) Is retirement 0 to 10 years away? This course is
scams happening today. You will receive tips Learn to integrate your savings and designed for those aged 45 years and older to
on how to protect yourself from becoming investments, your insurance, government- give you the tools necessary to make informed
a victim and what to do if you do become sponsored programs and your employee decisions regarding your financial future.
a victim. Topics include identity thefts, benefits to begin building a retirement plan This mini “boot-camp” offers you tools that
investment frauds, loan frauds, mortgage that makes the most of what you have. You are necessary to making informed decisions.
frauds, Nigerian letter schemes, sweepstakes will receive a workbook that will be a helpful You will receive a 140-page workbook that
swindles, charity frauds, internet frauds and resource afterwards. Designed for those is designed to be used in class and used as a
more. considering retirement within the next 15 reference tool afterward.
Wednesdays, October 20 – November 10 years. Mondays, October 25 – November 15
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. ($45 for one or $60 couple) Thursdays, October 21 – November 11 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. ($45 for one or $60 couple)
6:30 – 9:00 p.m. ($45 for one or $60 couple)
Facing Your Finances Alone
(Johnson)
If you are facing handling your finances for
the first time or just learning to make financial
decisions on your own again, come learn the
key steps to handling any financial decision.
Learn strategies to address these challenges
such as prioritizing goals and learning the
fundamentals of investing. This course is
specifically designed for women but men are
also welcome to attend.
Thursdays, October 21 – November 4
6:30 – 8:00 p.m. ($40)
The information in these classes is designed for educational purposes only; no specific financial services or product will be emphasized.
Writing Series

The Next Step… A Query Writing
Workshop (Bryant)
How do you write the one-page query letter
that will get you out of the slush pile and onto
the client list? We will analyze examples of
successful (and not-so-successful) query letters;
discuss the pros and cons of the author-agent
relationship; discuss how to find an agent; and
analyze your own letter based on the criteria
discussed in the first session.
Thursdays, September 16 – 30
6:00 – 8:00 p.m. ($60)
Portraits in Prose: Writing the
Memoir (McMillan)
This class will help you identify the intention
for the memoir; establish a structure; learn
about the importance of framing the questions
and good listening to ghost-writing a memoir;
basic writing skills that will make the story
come to life; photographs as tools to trigger
memories; and how to publish. Please read,
prior to the first class, Old Friend from Far
Away: The Practice of Writing Memoir by Natalie
Goldberg. Bring a spiral-bound notebook and
writing pen.
Freelance Writing for Profit
(Mathosian)
This course will teach you to think like an
editor and identify magazines, newspapers and
trade publications for your freelance writing.
Learn how to successfully query editors, price
your work and make multiple sales from your
articles and stories. Class will use the text On
Writing Well by William Zisner. Class will not
meet November 11, 25.
Thursdays, October 21 – December 9
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. ($80)
Writing on the Back Porch
(Woodring)
Explore free-writing prompts and techniques
in fiction-, nonfiction-, and poetry-writing
designed to open new realms of possibility
when it comes to expressing yourself on
paper. This course will focus on an informal,
no-pressure approach to generating new ideas
and practicing essential skills of writing-as-
discovery.
Tuesdays, November 2 – 16
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. ($60)

Creative Writing Boot Camp
(Knox-Brown/Mills/Mepham)
Stretch your creative muscles in this afternoon
class! Salem’s creative writing faculty will help
you explore a variety of craft issues and will
offer inspiring invention exercises to get you
going on new fiction and poetry projects.
Open only to young women in grades 11 and
12. Certificates of Completion provided.
Saturday, September 18
1:00 – 3:00 p.m. ($20)
Wednesdays, September 22 – November 3
7:00 – 9:00 p.m. ($80)
The Story of Your Life … and
Everyone Has One (Rider)
Recall and organize your life story! Participants
are led through themes that are the common
threads in the fabric of life: family, health
and body, money, life and death. Each week
write and share a two-page story in a small
group setting to help you find new meaning in
the stories of your own life. Participants will
complete the course with a collection of their
own stories to pass on to family and friends.
Mondays, September 27 – November 1
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. ($75)
Writing Picture Books Workshop
(Bryant)
Learn more about what publishers and buyers
are looking for, with special focus on character
and plot development; writing on particular
themes; and the most common pitfalls for new
and/or unpublished writers. You’ll share your
writing with the class for gentle critiques and
constructive criticism in the final session. Class
will not meet on November 11.
Thursdays, October 21 – November 18
6:00 - 8:00 p.m. ($75)

Writing classes will not meet the week of October 11-15 (Salem College’s fall break).
Personal Enrichment Series
Beginning Group Class Piano
for Adults (Swenson)
This is a nine-week “mini-mester” introducing
you to basic music reading skills and a
healthy approach to the keyboard. Prepare
to have fun while learning in an encouraging
atmosphere. Our facilities accommodate up
to seven students, which allows for group and
individual attention each week. Course fee
includes the text, Alfred’s Piano 101. Class will
not meet on October 11.
Mondays, September 13 – November 15
7:00 – 8:00 p.m. ($125)
Bridge, Bidding in the 21st
Century-for Beginners (Goins)
This course is the first of an ACBL accredited
series that introduces you to the Five Card
Major approach to bidding. You will play
pre-dealt hands, discuss and enjoy class
interaction. Please purchase Bidding in the
21st Century, ACBL series, current edition.
Class will not meet October 11.
Mondays, September 13 – November 15
10:00 a.m. – Noon ($80)
Designing Rugs for Your Home
(Cooper)
Add energy, spirit and enthusiasm to your
home by making the floor as interesting as the
furnishings. We’ll explore how to create a focal
point on the floor with a well-designed rug,
recognize design elements in the room and
create a scaled drawing. Final class will meet
at the artist’s studio in Washington Park for a
demonstration and a tour.
Tuesdays, September 14 – 28
7:00 – 9:30 p.m.
and one Saturday, October 9
9:00 a.m. – Noon ($80)
Autumn in the Kitchen Garden
(Bare)
Autumn can be the finest season for gardening
in the Piedmont. Look at the special
considerations for successful cultivation of
the autumn garden including techniques for
getting cool season crops started in the heat
of summer, dealing with pests and protection
from cold weather.
Wednesdays, September 15 – 29
6:00 – 7:30 p.m. ($45)
Spanish for Experienced
Beginners (Henson)
Enhance your speaking skills by learning new
aspects of the structure of the language and
thematic vocabulary common in daily use.
This class is great for educators and business
people who have experience in Spanish and
are looking to refine their skills. Bring along
a thematic vocabulary book or dictionary.
Renewal credits are available. Class will not
meet October 14.
Thursdays, September 16 – October 28
5:30 – 7:30 p.m. ($75)
Intermediate Bridge (Goins)
This course is based on 21st Century bridge
techniques and is designed to help you
improve your bidding, play of the hand
and defense. You will play pre-dealt hands,
discuss and enjoy the challenge of various new
conventions while improving your skills. Class
will not meet October 14.
Thursdays, September 16 – November 18
10:00 a.m. – Noon ($80)
Biennial Workshop (Bare)
Though annuals and perennials are
well known, biennials remain relatively
undiscovered. Planted in the fall for spring
flowering, beautiful plants such as sweet
peas, foxgloves, wallflowers, sweet williams,
English daisies and others thrive in Piedmont
gardens. In this “hands on” workshop you will
plant seeds while learning about a wealth of
wonderful biennials. All materials covered in
course fee. Bring your garden gloves! Course
meets in Reynolda Gardens Greenhouse.
Saturday, September 18
10:00 a.m. – Noon ($30)
Introduction to French
Conversation (Wallace)
This introduction to the beautiful French
language will unlock the mysteries of
pronunciation, introduce basic sentence
construction and begin building a useful
vocabulary. The CDs accompanying the text
provide guidance and practice outside of class.
In class we will use a variety of activities to
build skills in a fun setting. Please bring with
you Living Language: French Complete Course.
Class will not meet October 12.
Tuesdays, September 21 - November 2
6:00 - 8:30 p.m. ($75)

Introduction to Home
Furnishings Fabrication
(Crawford)
Terminology and styles of window treatments,
bedding and custom-sewn items will be fully
explored and basic construction techniques
and industry standards will be examined.
A field trip to Artistic Quilting in High
Point will provide firsthand knowledge of a
workroom in action.
Wednesdays, September 29 - November 10
1:00 - 4:00 p.m. ($100)
Paper Bag Scrapbook (Goliber)
Small scrapbooks are a beautiful way to
highlight photos that revolve around a single
subject such as a vacation, your children or
grandchildren or a favorite activity. In this
class we will create a mini scrapbook using
paper lunch bags and various scrapbooking
materials and embellishments. You will
complete a scrapbook in class; you’re welcome
to bring photos with you for your scrapbook.
All scrapbook materials are provided.
Option I:
Wednesday, October 6
6:00 – 9:00 p.m. ($25)
Option II:
Thursday, October 21
6:00 – 9:00 p.m. ($25)
Autumn Tour of Reynolda
Gardens (Bare)
October is often the most beautiful month
in the gardens of the Piedmont. This is
particularly true at Reynolda Gardens, when
the flowering of tender perennial plants
reaches its peak at mid-month. We will talk
about how these plants are used in the gardens
and how they are propagated for use next
year. The class will meet at Reynolda Gardens,
Greenhouse.
Saturday, October 9
10:00 a.m. – Noon ($25)
SketchUp Essentials (Granados)
Much has been written about implementing
Google SketchUp in the building shell and its
relationship to the environment or the site.
Fundamental concepts, ideas on how to create
objects and generate interior spaces, tips and
practical exercises are some of the areas this
course covers for first-time users.
Fridays, October 22 – November 19,
December 3
9:00 a.m. – Noon ($250)
Continuing French Conversation
(Wallace)
Practice French in different situations that
add to existing vocabulary and language skills.
Aspects of French culture and history will be
incorporated with information about travel in
France during this lively and fun course.
Tuesdays, November 9 – December 14
6:00 – 8:30 p.m. ($75)
Live Well Series
Developing Rituals of Healing
for Loss & Life Transitions
(LoCicero/Hawkins)
Many rituals help mark life’s events
(graduation, wedding, birth, death, etc.), yet
others leave us feeling empty and spiritually
depleted. Examine how healing rituals can be
developed and used to support difficult life
transitions. You will discover, develop and
utilize personal healing rituals.
Tuesdays, September 14 - October 4
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. ($40)
Deconstruct Your Clothing,
Reconstruct Your Style (Ruttle)
Do you have items in your closet that
you’d like to re-style/modernize? Learn to
deconstruct and reconstruct by detaching,
attaching, shortening, lengthening,
embellishing or mending. Bring to class
scissors, glue (suitable for fabric and leather),
sewing needles, thread, tape measure and three
items to be “re-designed” (purse, sweater, skirt,
hat, etc.).
Tuesdays, September 14 - October 26
6.00 - 8.30 p.m. ($40)
Get the Real Dirt on Clean
(McDermott)
Uncover the real “dirt” on clean. You will fully
understand the effects of cleaning products
on both personal health and the environment,
as well as have simple guidelines to making
effective choices that will positively enhance
personal health and environmental safety.
Wednesday and Thursday, October 6 & 7
6:30 - 8:00 p.m. ($30)
Pie Pans, Rusty Nails and
Random Relatives – Estate Sales
and Downsizing (Eickmeyer)
Discuss and plan how to prepare for a major
clean-out or a move to a smaller home and
how to organize for an estate or tag sale or
how to hire someone to do this for you. Most
of us are surrounded, possibly overwhelmed,
by the things we’ve collected and accumulated.
This presentation is full of information and
humor to make letting go fun and possibly
profitable and to make moving on easier.
Tuesdays, October 20 & 27
6:30 – 8:00 p.m. ($30)
Tea 101 (Isenberg)
Explore the world of tea as you sample
teas from many countries and learn about
tea history, varieties, processing, brewing
techniques and health benefits of drinking tea.
Bring a group of friends and enjoy an evening
out while learning about tea.
Thursday, October 21
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. ($20)
Professional and Prep Series
SAT Prep – Math and Critical
Reading and Writing (Nelson,
Britt, Freitag, Oakley)
Perform up to your potential on the SAT and
learn strategies for successfully taking tests.
Required text: Barron’s 24th Edition, How to
Prepare for the SAT. Option V1 and Option
M1 courses accommodate SAT testing dates
in October and November. Option V2 and
Option M2 courses accommodate SAT testing
dates in December and January.
Critical Reading/Writing
Option V1:
Tuesdays, August 31 – October 5
5:00 – 7:30 p.m
Option V2:
Thursdays, October 21 – December 2
(No class November 11, 25)
5:00 – 8:00 p.m
MATH
Option M1:
Thursdays, September 2 – October 7
5:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Option M2:
Tuesdays, October 19 – November 30
5:00 – 7:30 p.m.
($175 each or 2 courses for $325)
GMAT Prep Workshop (Hatch)
Meets over the course of three days and all
course materials are provided. Focus will be on
developing skills and to be successful on the
GMAT, including test item analysis, reading
strategies and vocabulary expansion.
Monday – Wednesday, September 13 – 15
4:00 – 9:00 p.m. ($325)
GRE Prep Workshop (Hatch)
During the 15 tutorial hours you will improve
your test-taking skills, increase reading speed,
enhance reading comprehension, reduce test-
taking anxiety and increase content knowledge.
Friday, September 17, 4:00 – 9:00 p.m.;
Saturday, September 18, 11:00 a.m. –
4:00 p.m. and
Friday, October 29, 4:00 – 9:00 p.m. ($325)
Basics of Grantseeking (Virgil)
Learn the basics of seeking grants and
preparing a proposal; learn about researching
and identifying potential funders as well as gain
a basic understanding of applying for grants.
Class will not meet on October 14.
Thursdays, September 23 – October 21
6:30 – 8:30 p.m. ($60)
PRAXIS I & II Prep Workshop
(Hatch)
Get ready to meet with success when taking
the PRAXIS while improving your test-taking
skills, increasing your reading speed and
comprehension, reducing your test-taking
anxiety and increasing content knowledge.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!!! $140
refunded to participants who attend all
sessions, and follow the workshop format but
do not pass the PRAXIS.
Friday, October 8, 4:00 – 9:00 p.m.;
Saturday, October 9, 11:00 a.m. –
4:00 p.m. and
Saturday, October 30, 11:00 a.m. –
4:00 p.m. ($325)
Microsoft Office 2007
Workshop (Thetford)
Ever need to send out a big mailing but
did not know how to make all the labels?
Need to see your budget in a hurry, but
don’t know how to make sense of it? This
is a beginning, intermediate and advanced
workshop that provides the ins and outs
of Microsoft Office 2007. Beginning
computer skills helpful but not required.
Saturdays, September 25 – October 9
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. ($150)
Using Social Media to Enhance
Yourself or Your Business
(Powell)
Look at the history of social media and
Web 2.0 and how to create, captivate and
convert in a social media environment.
Benefit your personal knowledge and/or
your business as you learn in a technology
lab setting. You’ll also learn about the dos
and don’ts of social media and how to
protect your online reputation.
Tuesdays, November 2 & 9
7:00 – 8:30 p.m. ($40)
 Main Hall.
To Register:

Hall, first floor.

for the first class.

CfC Program
Salem College

course description).
bankcard information to:

www.salem.edu for details.

with bankcard information.
601 South Church Street

are subject to terms of the tour.

Winston-Salem, NC 27101

mation letter on your car dashboard.

Fleer Center for Adult Education

Withdrawals & Refunds: Registrants who

Fleer Center for Adult Education office, Main

when registering. Not all courses carry CEUs.

confirmation before the course begins to learn

course is cancelled by Salem College, in which

Visitor’s Center. Please observe posted parking

Schedule Changes: Registrants are informed of

at the place of meeting, or in the front lobby of

- In person with check, cash or bankcard at the

2855 or 336/721-2669 if they have not received

Inclement Weather: Listen to local TV or radio

- Mail the completed form with a check or your

stations for inclement weather advisories or visit

(3) business days prior to the beginning of class.

notify the Fleer School of Adult Education/CfC
a $10 non-refundable administration fee, if they

in the course fee, you may find it at your favorite

course cancellations or changes. If we are unable

No refunds are given after that period unless the

based on participation in courses, at one unit per

you following Salem’s receipt of your registration

10 hours of attendance. They must be applied for

withdraw from a course receive a full refund, less

in writing (email, mail or in person) at least three

to reach you by phone or email, a notice is posted

Continuing Education Units: CEUs are awarded,

- Telephone 336/721-2855, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.,

around the Old Salem Square or at the Old Salem

where the course will be taught (if not specified in

regulations. Place permit mailed with your confir-

Parking: Park in the Fine Arts Center parking lot,

case, a full refund will be issued. Refunds for trips

bookstore. Order early to make certain you have it

Bookstore: If a book is required but is not included
and payment. Late registrants should call 336/721-
Confirmation: A confirmation letter will be sent to

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Course # Course Name Fee Start Date
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01FA10 SAT Prep – Critical Reading/Writing, V1 $175 8/31
02FA10 SAT Prep – Math, M1 $175 9/2
03FA10 Bridge – Bidding in the 21st Century $80 9/13
04FA10 Drawing Portraits 101 $130 9/13
05FA10 Beginning Class, Piano for Adults $125 9/13
06FA10 GMAT Prep Review $325 9/13
07FA10 Deconstruct Your Clothing – Reconstruct Your Style $40 9/14
Method of Payment:

08FA10 A Guide To Complete Financial Management $45 9/14

09FA10 Drawing Animals and Pet Portraits $130 9/14
10FA10 Developing Rituals of Healing for Loss & Life Transitions $40 9/14
11FA10 Belly Dancing, Option I $55 9/14
12FA10 Designing Rugs for Your Home $80 9/14
13FA10 Painting Workshop, Option I $130 9/15
14FA10 Autumn in the Kitchen Garden $45 9/15
15FA10 Intermediate Bridge $80 9/16
16FA10 Road of Retirement – The Process of $45 9/16
Managing Retirement Income
17FA10 Spanish-Relaxed – For Advanced Beginners $75 9/16
18FA10 Query Writing Workshop $60 9/16
19FA10 GRE Prep Review $325 9/17
20FA10 Biennial Workshop $30 9/18
Name on Card
Card Number
Total Number of Courses
Phone
Address
Name

21FA10 Creative Writing Boot Camp $20 9/18

22FA10 Fall for Golf $80 9/20
23FA10 Introduction to French Conversation $75 9/21
24FA10 Introduction to Wine $70 9/21
25FA10 Glass Mosaic Plates $60 9/22
26FA10 Portraits in Prose: Writing the Memoir $80 9/22
27FA10 Basics of Grantseeking $60 9/23
E-mail

28FA10 Ballroom Dancing $55 9/23

29FA10 Microsoft Office 2007 Workshop $150 9/25
Signature

30FA10 You Can Write the Story of Your life $75 9/27
Check (made payable to Salem College)

31FA10 Introduction to Home Furnishings Fabrication $100 9/29

32FA10 Trotting Tuesdays $165 10/5
33FA10 Paper Bag Scrapbooking, Option I $25 10/6
34FA10 Wines of the New World $75 10/6
Total Amount Due $

35FA10 Get the Real Dirt on Clean $30 10/6

36FA10 PRAXIS Prep Workshop $325 10/8
37FA10 Autumn Tour of Reynolda Gardens $25 10/9
38FA10 Shag Lessons $55 10/18
39FA10 Zumba "Gold" $55 10/18
Expiration Date
City

40FA10 SAT Prep – Math, M2 $175 10/19

Parent name if under 18 years old
Courses �or Community Re�istration

41FA10 Afro-Modern Dance $55 10/20

42FA10 Pie Pans, Rusty Nails and Random $30 10/20
Relatives – Estate Sales/Downsizing
43FA10 Cyber Scams in America $45 10/20
44FA10 SAT Prep – Critical Reading/Writing, V2 $175 10/21
45FA10 Writing Picture Books Workshop $75 10/21
V-CODE

46FA10 Paper Bag Scrapbooking, Option II $25 10/21

(PLEASE PRint)

47FA10 Tea 101 $20 10/21

State

48FA10 Facing Your Finances Alone $40 10/21

Credit Card (Visa or Mastercard)

49FA10 Freelance Writing For Profit $80 10/21

50FA10 RetireWISE $45 10/21
51FA10 SketchUP Essentials $250 10/22
52FA10 Planning for a Comfortable Retirement $45 10/25
53FA10 Children's Drawing-Adventures of Brother Bunny $130 11/1
Zip

54FA10 Belly Dancing, Option II $55 11/2

55FA10 Writing on the Back Porch $60 11/2
56FA10 Flowers and Still Life Painting $130 11/2
57FA10 Using Social Media to Enhance Yourself or Your Business $40 11/2
58FA10 Painting Workshop, Option II $130 11/3
59FA10 Wine and Food Pairings $75 11/4
60FA10 Continuing French Conversation $75 11/9
61FA10 In Focus ... The Wines of Monticello and Thomas Jefferson $80 11/30
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