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ILR
Lois E. Marshall
Institute for Learning in
Retirement at
Bergen Community College
Spring 2020
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Institute for Learning in Retirement
400 Paramus Road, Room Tec-115
Paramus, New Jersey 07652-1595
(201) 447-7156
The Division of Continuing Education,
Corporate and Public Sector Training
As January rolls by and most look forward to some relief from the frigid
weather, ILR is hard at work ensuring that your Spring 2020 semester
with us will be spectacular.
Every semester I am amazed and grateful for the increased interest and
enthusiasm from both students and instructors. We are excited to offer
excellent courses this Spring, many of your favorite instructors, as well
as exceptional new ones, will present fantastic programs.
I hope you join us for the Spring 2020 semester. Please visit our
website at ilr.bergen.edu to learn more about the ILR. If you have
questions or are interested in teaching, please call the office at 201-
447-7156.
Thank you for being part of the ILR at BCC; it is truly an honor to lead
this vibrant community!
With gratitude,
Darrilyn Di Nardo
ILR Program Supervisor
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Institute for Learning in Retirement (ILR)
Spring 2020 Program Information
(201) 447-7156
ilr@bergen.edu
Location
The ILR office is located in the Technology Education Center (TEC), Room
TEC115. The TEC building is next to the Pitkin Education Center (Pitkin), the
main building. ILR courses are held in various classrooms on all campuses.
Classroom locations are posted daily in Pitkin at the Welcome Counter by
the Student Center entrance and the IT Help Desk by the Public Safety area
as well as outside room TEC115. There is also a recorded room assignment
message updated every Sunday afternoon, call (201) 447-7156 then press 2
after the voice message begins.
ILR Registration
Registration will only be available online beginning Tuesday,
February 18, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. Visit ilr.bergen.edu/courses then
follow the prompts to register. Payment is by credit card. The Spring
2020 membership fee is $125.00. If you are a returning student from Fall
2018, please use your current User Name and Password to register. If you do
not remember your login credentials, please call the ILR office at least
two weeks prior to the registration date to receive the information.
**The ILR does not issue refunds.**
Courses
Your membership fee entitles you to choose up to 4 courses. ** The ILR is
very popular and space is limited, so please only sign up for classes you plan to
attend and only attend classes for which you are registered. **
Bonus Courses
For everyone!! Some courses are designated with ** as bonus courses. You may
register for 1 of these courses in addition to the courses you are paying for.
** The ILR is very popular and space is limited, so please only sign up for classes you
plan to attend and only attend classes for which you are registered. **
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Course Dates
The ILR is in session on days that the College as a whole is open. Some of
these days are holidays.
As a student, you have the ability to check your calendars for holidays, other
important dates, and conflicts in your schedule, before choosing your
classes each semester. Once course dates are set, it is difficult, if not impossible,
to change them. Please use your best discretion in choosing classes.
ID Card
All returning members who have an ID Card and would like to update it,
should stop by TEC115 to receive a new semester sticker.
All members who do not have an ID Card and would like to receive one need
to obtain a Student ID Number from the ILR, then stop by the Public Safety
Department located in the Pitkin Building, first floor, room L-154.
Parking
Park in student parking only. Most classes on the Paramus Campus are
accessible from Parking Lot B.
Public Transportation & Bergen Community College inter-campus
Shuttle (BCC Shuttle)
NJ Transit: Buses run regularly to campus check www.njtransit.com for
schedules and to verify they stop on Campus.
Paramus Campus
Bus Numbers: 163 (stop on Paramus Road), 175, 751, 755, 756, 772 (stop
at the Student Center)
Hackensack Campus
There are many buses that stop in Hackensack, please check
www.njtransit.com for the bus number and schedule.
Lyndhurst/Meadowlands Campus
Bus Numbers: 76, 192
BCC Shuttle: shuttle runs at 30 minute intervals.
The shuttle is provided to all members of the BCC community to connect
the Paramus campus and the Lyndhurst/Meadowlands Campus. For a
current schedule please log onto www.bergen.edu/bccshuttle.
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Benefits of ILR Membership
Cafeteria – BCC cafeteria (Pitkin Building, 2nd Floor) is open Monday to
Thursday 7:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.; Friday 7:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Dunkin’ Donuts
is located in the Student Center (Pitkin Building) and is open weekdays 7:30
A.M. to 8:00 P.M. and Saturday 7:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Hours vary during
holidays and break weeks.
Dental Hygiene Clinic – This on-campus program is open to ILR members
with a Student ID card. Call (201) 447-7180 for an appointment. There is a
minimal charge for this service.
Fitness Room and Swimming Pool – Schedule and Medical Release forms
are available in the Office of Health Service room HS 100 Pitkin. You must
complete a Medical Release form and return it to room HS 100 to receive a
medical card before you can use the facilities. You must also present your
Student ID card.
Sidney Silverman Library – ILR members may borrow items from the BCC
Library by presenting their Student ID card at the desk.
Emergency Closings
In the event that the College will be closed or have a delayed opening,
official notification is available from the following services:
• BCCs Emergency Notification System register at
https://bergen.sendwordnow.com/HomePage.aspx
• BCC website: www.bergen.edu
• Call the College’s main telephone number (201) 447-7100
• Log on to www.1010wins.com to sign up for email notification of
college closings
• Listen to radio stations: WCBS/880, WOR/710, 1010 Wins, WVNJ 1160
• Watch News 12 NJ TV on Cablevision
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***PLEASE NOTE***
• Classrooms are not available until the scheduled start time of an ILR
course. If you arrive before the start time, please wait in the student
center, cafeteria or any area designated for students.
• Do not block corridors or in any way interrupt a class prior to its end
time.
• Help keep everyone safe. Allow students to exit a classroom before
entering.
• Since classroom space is limited, it is important you register only for
courses you will be able to attend. If you know you will miss more than
one session, please forgo registering for the course.
• If you register for a course and later decide you do not wish to begin the
course, call or stop by the ILR office to let us know.
• The college reserves the right to make changes to courses when
necessary. Every effort will be made to inform course registrants in
advance.
• Please arrive to your class on time and have your cell phones turned off.
• The ILR does not issue refunds.
• Canceling your credit card payment through your credit card company,
will result in a $35.00 processing fee from the ILR. Failure to pay the fee
will result in delayed registration.
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REGISTRATION WILL ONLY BE AVAILABLE ONLINE
BEGINNING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2020, AT 10:00 A.M.
VISIT:
ilr.bergen.edu/courses
THEN FOLLOW THE PROMPTS TO REGISTER
MONDAY Course Offerings
The Discovery Series: IR-640
“A Walk on the High Line,” “The History of Local Area Canals,”
“The History of Paterson,” and “Howard Pyle and the Brandywine
Illustrators.”
By way of an illustrated slide presentation, take A Walk on the High
Line and discover how the High Line was transformed from a historic
elevated freight rail to one of New York City’s most popular parks.
Uncover the History of Local Area Canals, e.g., Erie, Delaware and
Lehigh (D&L), and Morris Canals, why they were built, how they
affected the region, how they operated, and much more. Discover the
rich History of Paterson and how it shaped our nation: Alexander
Hamilton, the Great Falls, economic independence from British
manufacturers, silk mills and much more. Howard Pyle and the
Illustrators of Brandywine, learn about the rapid growth of
publishing in America during and following the Civil War, how it led to
the “golden age of illustration.” This is a slice of Americana not to be
missed.
Instructor is a licensed New York City tour guide, traveler, amateur
photographer, art and architecture information researcher, and
possesses a natural curiosity about many things.
Mondays: February 24, March 2, 16, 23
Room: TBA / Time: 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Instructors: Mario Medici
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New York City & Immigrants IR-875
We will read and discuss five novels about the immigrant experience in
NYC written by first and second generation immigrants. We will
examine why immigrants came to America, how the different
generations handled the changes, and the impact of the city upon
their families. The books we will discuss are Bread Givers, The
Fortunate Pilgrim, Girl Translation, The Reluctant Fundamentalist,
Behold the Dreamers. Please read Bread Givers by Anzia Yezierska
for the first class.
Mondays: February 24, March 2, 16, 23, 30
Room: TBA / Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Instructors: Emily Ginder
In “The Record” IR-256
Meet your favorite editors, columnists and writers from The Record and
learn more about the current newspaper industry.
Mondays: February 24, March 2, 16, 23, 30, April 6
Room: TBA / Time: 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
Instructors: Various speakers from The Record
**“An Anti-Semitic Miscarriage of Justice:
The Rosenberg Case” IR-867
We will discuss the hysteria that affected the trial of atomic bomb
spies, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
Monday: March 2
Room: TBA / Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Instructor: Dick Burnon
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
What would you do if…? IR-883
Based on the book, Book of Questions by Gregory Stock, this course will
be a discussion on how we would act during life situations.
Mondays: March 16, 23, 30, April 6
Room: TBA / Time: 12:30 – 1:45 p.m.
Instructors: Fred Sauberman & Lou Oddo
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Religions of the World IR-529
Our discussions will focus on three major religions – Judaism,
Christianity, and Islam. These religions are called the Religions of the
Book, since the books of Scripture are fundamental to their faith.
These religions are part of our daily global and local news. Many of our
family, friends, and neighbors belong to one of these three religions.
Does understanding of these religions help us understand today’s
religious/political turmoil?
Mondays: March 16, 23, 30, April 6, 13
Room: TBA / Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Instructors: Gloria Thomas
Legendary Gun Slingers of the Old West IR-866
· Billy The Kid
· Jesse James
· Wild Bill Hickok
· Bat Masterson
Mondays: March 16, 23, 30, April 6
Room: TBA / Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Instructor: Dick Burnon
Factionalism: The Evolution of the
American Political System IR-885
“Factionalism is a spirit not to be encouraged...” George Washington,
1796 Farewell Address. Despite Washington's misgivings,
factionalism–political parties–has been a cornerstone of American
political life since before the Revolution. This course will trace the
evolution of the American two-party system from the Patriots and
Loyalists to today's Democrats and Republicans while also studying
such long-vanished parties as the Federalists; the Whigs and the
original Socialists. The course will also examine the impact of short-
term parties such as the Free Solders; Constitutional Unionists, Bull
Moose Progressives and Dixiecrats. What impact did third-party
candidates---TR; Wallace; Perot, Debs---have on the contemporary
national debate? And will the two-party system survive...or will it
splinter into a three-party system: Socialists; Centrists and
Conservatives?
Mondays: March 23, 30, April 6, 20, 27, May 4
Room: TBA / Time: 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Instructor: James Devine
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Learn to Paint & Draw from the Classics IR-726
Get inspired!! Escape the every day and embrace your inner artist in
this encouraging non-judgmental art class. We will learn about the
artist and their different techniques, and then we will paint and draw
from one of their works of art. Some of the artists we will explore are
Georgia O’Keeffe, Mark Rothko, Gustav Klimt, and Romare Bearden.
Students are responsible for their own supplies. Supplies needed are
2b pencil, kneaded eraser and sketch pad. Also, watercolor set,
watercolor pad 9x12, mixing tray, brushes: round number 10, and a
container for water. One-on-one art instruction with demonstrations.
Basic knowledge preferred.
Mondays: March 23, 30, April 6, 13, 20
Room: TBA / Time: 2:30 – 4:00p.m.
Instructor: Pierina Panebianco
Learn to Draw: Sketching on Toner Paper IR-872
In this course, you will learn how to use a
combination of black-and-white pencils on gray
toned paper to create striking affects that are
achievable to even less experienced artists.
Through five different studies, you will see how
to use black and white pencil for both loose and
delicate affects. We will draw portraits, animals,
still life etc. Basic knowledge preferred.
Students are responsible for their own supplies.
Supplies needed are one 2b pencil, one white
pencil, kneaded eraser and one gray tone
sketchpad Strathmore 400 series tone gray 9x12.
Mondays: March 23, 30, April 6, 13, 20
Room: TBA / Time: 4:00 – 5:00p.m.
Instructor: Pierina Panebianco
Documentaries: Women Who
Have Impacted American Society IR-874
th
In 2020, we will be celebrating the 100 anniversary of women finally
gaining suffrage. During the first class, we will view the history of
suffrage in the United States. In the following weeks, we will learn
about women, either famous or forgotten, who made a difference in
society through their leadership or advocacy.
Mondays: April 6, 13, 20, 27, May 4
Room: TBA / Time: 1:00 -3:00 p.m.
Instructors: Emily Ginder
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A Volatile Mix of History and Politics: Part 6 IR-865
· The Plot To Kill George Washington
· Huey Long: The Louisiana Kingfish
· Paul Robeson: Civil Rights Activist
· Branch Rickey: Baseball Pioneer
Mondays: April 13, 20, 27, May 4
Room: TBA / Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Instructor: Dick Burnon
TUESDAY Course Offerings
Modern French Painting: From Matisse to the 21st Century IR - 846
This course will examine contemporary French painting, beginning
with the influence of Cezanne and discussing the works of significant
modern artists like Matisse, Picasso, the Cubists, Chagall, Nikke de St.
Phalle, Yves Klein, Christo, among others.
Tuesdays: February 25, March 3, 17, 24
Room: TBA / Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Instructor: Ronnie Friedman
“Hot Topics” in the News IR – 355
Discuss the “hot” topics and controversial issues in today’s news. Share
your thoughts and opinions.
Tuesdays: March 3, 17, 24, April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5
Room: TBA/ Time: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Instructor: Fred Sauberman & Alan Benstock
Suspension of Disbelief IR- 871
This term we will explore films that ask you to “suspend disbelief” and
see what could never be possible in the real world.
Films
1) Death Takes a Holiday
2) Resurrection
3) The Night has a Thousand Eyes
4) Stranger than Fiction
5) Devil and Daniel Webster
6) An Inspector Calls
Tuesdays: March 17, 24, April 7, 14, 21, 28
Room: TBA / Time: 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Instructor: Theo Solomon, BCC Faculty
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Improv: Theater without a Script IR – 547
If you like to have fun, this is the course for you! This theater course
consists of popular improvisation/Theater games. Students will be
given situations and they will make up a story using their own words
(there is nothing to read or memorize), small groups will interview
famous people (dead or alive) on current topics. Along the way, you
will learn about performance and stagecraft. Most of all we have lots
of laughs.
Tuesdays: March 24, April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5
Room: TBA/ Time: 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
Instructor: Various Presenters
Enjoying Short Stories IR – 055
Short stories recommended by class members and/or teacher will be
discussed. Please read stories before each class. Copies of all stories
will be available for student pick-up a week before the first class.
Tuesdays: March 24, April 14, 21, May 5
Room: TBA/ Time: 3:15 – 4:45 p.m.
Instructor: Marsha Rosen
Provoke Your Thinking IR – 844
Each class will start with a thought-provoking video followed by a
discussion. The names of the videos are: Renewable Energy, Sinking
city-New York, The Secret of Tuxedo Park, League of Denial-NFL
Concussion Crisis, and Forks Over Knives.
Tuesdays: April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5
Room: TBA/ Time: 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Instructor: Ted Arin
Beginning Ballroom IR – 792
Put on your dancing shoes and access your inner Fred Astaire (or
Ginger Rodgers). This is a fun way to exercise your body and mind
while learning beginner ballroom dancing. Swing along with us as we
Waltz, Rumba, Lindy, Merengue, and maybe even Tango. No
experience necessary.
Tuesdays: April 7, 14, 21, 28
Room: TBA/ Time: 10:00 – 11:15 p.m.
Instructor: Christine DeVito
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Rags to Riches and the American Dream IR-869
Horatio Alger wrote 100 books which sold 20 million copies. This class
uses his first novel Ragged Dick to examine Alger’s popular rags to
riches format. Next, we will study three self-made Americans who
personify the American dream. Andrew Carnegie rose from poverty to
establish a steel empire and then gave away 90% of his wealth. Madam
C J Walker, a child of slaves, created a hair care company to become the
first black female millionaire. Berry Gordy, founded the Motown record
label and launched the careers of the Supremes, Temptations, and the
Jackson Five.
The class is taught using the documentary format combining lecture
and film.
Tuesdays: April 7, 14, 21, 28
Room: TBA/ Time: 1:00 – 2:30 a.m.
Instructor: Rick Feingold
Makers of History VI IR-868
We will look at and discuss the careers of famous people, spiced up
with some little known facts about them: Jefferson, Louis XIV, Frederick
Douglass, Cleopatra.
Tuesdays: April 7, 14, 21, 28
Room: TBA/ Time: 2:00 – 3:15 a.m.
Instructor: Manfred Weidhorn, Ph.D.
Selected Topics in U.S History IR-602
The Class will cover the following Presidents: James Madison, FDR,
Harry Truman, and Dwight Eisenhower. NOTE: This class will meet on
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Tuesdays & Thursdays: April 21 (Tuesday), 23 (Thursday), 28
(Tuesday), 30 (Thursday), May 5 (Tuesday)
Room: TBA / Time: 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
Instructor: Tom DeStefano
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**Cultivating Joy by Embracing Your Inner Child IR-880
In childhood, joy is a natural experience. But as we enter the
responsibilities of adulthood, we are pulled further and further away
from this once-natural spark. Do you have an appetite for a little more
joy in your life? Then join me on this adventure across the senses as we
reignite your flame of joy by visiting with your inner youngster.
Participants should bring a childhood photo from age 8 or so (a photo
on your phone is fine) Caution - giggles and smiles lie just ahead!
Tuesday: April 28
Room: TBA / Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Instructor: Rosemary Donnelly
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
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** AARP Driver Safety Course IR-088
This AARP Driver Safety course offers the attendee an important
opportunity to learn how to drive more efficiently and safely. The
course contains up-to-date information about changes over time in
ourselves, our vehicles, and our roads. The content of this course can
help boost safety awareness, refresh and improve driving skills,
minimize crash risk, increase confidence, prolong mobility, and
maintain independence. AARP requires an additional fee,
$15.00/Member of AARP; $20.00/non-member, payable by check
at the beginning of class. This course is all day, please bring your
lunch.
Tuesday: May 5
Room: TBA / Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Instructor: Frank Biamonte
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
**A discussion of the New York Yankees 1956 to 1979 IR-877
Sheldon Stone, a 1970s and 1980s Major League Baseball Agent, will
lead a discussion of the NY Yankees from 1956 to 1979. This Yankee
presentation is a discussion rather than a lecture. Sheldon will
moderate while answering questions and recounting interesting and
amusing situations that he experienced while representing players in
the 1970s and early 80s. Sheldon has been privy to inside and personal
baseball information as far back as 1960 when he was a kid. Sheldon
further knew Mickey Mantle and Elston Howard when he was growing
up and would spend time with them and their teammates at Yankee
Stadium hours before a game. He is a Baseball Raconteur. JOIN US!!
Tuesday: May 5
Room: TBA / Time: 2:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Instructor: Sheldon Stone
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
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WEDNESDAY Course Offerings
Watercolors IR-619
This course is designed for anyone with a reasonably good
understanding of how to handle watercolor techniques. Discussions
and demonstrations provide students with unlimited information
regarding color mixing, wet on wet painting, dry brush and much
more. Students are responsible for their own supplies. Supplies
needed are: watercolor set, watercolor pad 8X10 or 9X12 rough paper,
mixing tray, brushes: round #10, #8, flat #1/2, rigger brush (long haired
brush).
Wednesdays: February 26, March 4, 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6
Room: TBA / Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Instructor: Barry Shiff
Sketching IR-676
This course is designed for anyone with a reasonably good
understanding of the art of sketching using pencils. Students are
responsible for their own supplies. Supplies needed: 2H HB 2b 4b,
6b, general sketching pencils 2b, 4b, 6b, Pencils, colored pencils, art
stix, kneaded eraser, sketch pad and photos to sketch.
Wednesdays: February 26, March 4, 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6
Room: TBA / Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Instructor: Barry Shiff
Road Trip to Vibrant Longevity IR-870
Drawing from Ancient Healing Practices and cutting edge Science
every week we will explore a variety of natural cumulative healing
practices sure to stimulate the mind, ignite the spirit & revitalize the
body. This class will involve some physical movement; all levels
welcome, a chair type activity will be the norm as well as
meditation/mindfulness practices along with color therapy, sound
therapy, yoga, Tai chi and so much more. Course will also include a
weekly lecture. Students are encouraged to wear flat shoes,
comfortable clothes and bring a notebook and writing implement.
Pack your bags & leave what you have learned about growing old &
infirm behind. Instead, set your eyes toward a healthy, empowered
age of exciting beauty, adventure, wisdom & vibrancy.
Wednesdays: February 26, March 4, 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6
Room: TBA / Time: 12:00 – 1:15 p.m.
Instructor: Toni R. Chianetta, Founder of Sanctuary Den
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**Desert Delights: The Richness of “Desolation” IR-886
Take a close-up look at desert life, from below the sand to the
mountains – yes mountains! We’ll discuss different kinds of deserts
and look at some options beyond the usual tourist experiences.
Instructor Emily Kratzer worked at The Desert Sun newspaper in Palm
Springs, CA, for five years and has visited deserts in Arizona and New
Mexico. She will share some desert lore and more. You are invited to
share comments and insights.
Wednesdays: March 18, 25
Room: TBA / Time: 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Instructor: Emily Kratzer
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
Senior Issues We Need to Talk About IR-848
There are a hundred issues we can talk about. The students will decide
the choice of topics. Some examples or topics would be: clutter,
meaning of my life, tipping, any health topic, money, depression,
relatives, family, grandchildren, boundaries, loss of “power” or ability,
spousal difference, volunteering, exercise, diet, use of time, conflicts of
loyalty, “enabling”’ obsessiveness and compulsions, neighbors, travel,
etc. Bring your issues and concerns!
Wednesdays: March 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22
Room: TBA/ Time: 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Instructor: Fred Sauberman
Moral and Ethical Choices IR-557
A discussion of the moral and ethical dilemmas and/or choices that
confront us. They can be a personal or a public dilemma. Each student
will be required to bring in at least one dilemma. The teacher will offer
many dilemmas too.
Wednesdays: March 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22
Room: TBA / Time:: 1:00 – 2:15
Instructor: Fred Sauberman
Family History 101 IR-827
More people are interested in their family’s past. This course covers the
basics of searching records in the US, such as census and vital records.
We will discuss both traditional and online resources – therefore
students must be familiar with navigating the internet. Note this
course covers the prerequisite material required for the “DNA and
Genealogy” course, which will be offered in the fall semester. This
course is sponsored by the Genealogical Society of Bergen County.
Wednesdays: March 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15
Room: TBA/ Time: 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Instructor: Fred Voss
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Contemporary Issues in French IR-234
Parlez-vous francais? Un peu? Assez bien?
If you already know basic French vocabulary and grammar, put it to
use for getting information and giving information. We get
information from reading French newspapers. We read about events
and issues in the United States, in France and in other parts of the
world that give us concern. We get information about how the French
news media view the U.S.
The class is conducted in mostly French. Class members are
encouraged to use French to ask questions, to add their information, to
express their thoughts and opinions, to learn to understand and
participate in discussions in French.
The classroom ambiance in informal, relaxed, friendly and supportive. Most
of the class members are “repeaters.” They came once and then stuck with
it. They represent varying professions and specialties. They enjoy each
other and a lively “esprit de corps.” The instructor enjoys it too.
P.S Once in a while, a brief grammar check is slipped in, as needed.
Wednesdays: March 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6
Room: TBA / Time: 3:15 – 4:45 p.m.
Instructor: Virginia Rauch, Ed.D.
Retiree’s Guide to Financial Fitness IR-393
The value of good advice is more important than ever. Discuss how
lowering your investment fees (often substantially!) can impact your
returns. Learn about investment products, and how inflation can erode
your retirement income. Learn ways to potentially lower your risk in
the stock market, IRA issues, the proper mix, and type of bonds, stocks
and alternatives; long-term care coverage, minimizing your estate
taxes, and other financial issues. A review of some sophisticated
products that offer lower risk ways to make respectable returns.
This course is given by an advisor in one of the largest independent
financial planning firms in the NY/NJ area. He is a Certified Financial
Planner with 28 years of experience and a graduate of the U.S. Military
Academy at West Point, NY.
Wednesdays: March 25, April 1, 15, 22
Room: TBA / Time: 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
Instructor: David R. Chepauskas, CFP
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**The United States and China Relationship IR-805
Join the class discussion as we explore the history and present
relationship of US and China relationship from 1898 - 2019, business
and trade between Frenemies as well as the game of STEM (Science,
Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
Wednesday: March 25
Room: TBA/ Time: 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Instructor: Yiyang Xia, Senior Commentator of NTD TV
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
Financial Planning in Retirement IR-860
Retirement is often looked as a ‘finish line.’ In reality, it is a new phase
in your financial life which can span as long as your working years.
Retirement typically presents more questions than answers. What will
be my medical expenses? Who will make decisions on my behalf if I
have diminished financial capacity? What are my insurance needs?
Most important, will I outlive my retirement assets? This course
analyzes many aspects of financial planning including, investment
management, insurance planning, tax planning, and estate planning.
The objective of this course is to help retirees navigate through the
uncertainty of retirement and plan accordingly.
Wednesdays: April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6
Room: TBA / Time: 12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Instructor: Traphagen Financial Group
**Let's Travel to Many Places, Quickly! IR-878
In two hours, we will move quickly through 31 countries in Europe,
Scandinavia, the Middle East, Indo China plus the U.S. and many
islands and mountains. Hop aboard as we explore the countryside,
villages, sights and sites of many countries and make stops in the great
cities of London, Paris, Rome, Florence, Venice, Madrid, Athens,
Moscow, Jerusalem, Singapore and many others. The instructor’s
photographs, many of which were selected by Travel & Leisure for
inclusion in their contest, accompanied with descriptive comments will
remind the well-travelled of places they have visited and may entice
others to plan a visit to a specific country, city or place.
Wednesday: May 6
Room: TBA/ Time: 1:00 – 3:00p.m.
Instructor: Marvin J. Rothenberg
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
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THURSDAY Course Offerings
The Golden Age of Pop Music – Spring 2020 Edition IR-881
Do you remember songs from the Golden Age of Pop Music, song
standards primarily from the 1920-1960 period? The music in our
course will feature songwriters like Richard Rodgers, George Gershwin,
Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern, Harry Warren and others. They
wrote for Broadway, Hollywood and Tin Pan Alley. Each class will have
a unique theme, with musical selections and background discussion.
Thursdays: February 27, March 5, 19, 26, April 2
Room: TBA / Time:10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Instructor: Joe Weisfeld, Ph.D.
**European River Cruising! IR-887
Join us for a fun and informative afternoon as we explore one of the
most popular trends in travel today, European River Cruising! Europe’s
enchanting network of rivers wind through cities and towns as old as
time. A river cruise in Europe provides the most captivating passage
through the history of this diverse continent. This fairy-tale Rhine
region is blessed with its collection of medieval castles. We will
spotlight a special trip we have planned and invite you to join us as we
sail from Amsterdam, during the peak tulip season to the majestic
Swiss Alps!
Thursday: March 5
Room: TBA / Time:12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Instructor: Sue Surat, Owner of Travel Trends
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
Laws Affecting Seniors IR-060
How to protect assets in the event of nursing home care, including
Medicaid planning and planning for admission to the Veteran's Home.
The importance and use of Powers of Attorney, Advanced Directives
(Medical Powers of Attorney and Living Wills), whether to purchase
long term health care insurance as well as a discusion of estate
planning using Wills and Trusts, and a clear explanation of the rules
concerning gifts and probate procedures. All will be presented in a
clear, concise “nuts and bolts” fashion.
Thursdays: March 5, 19, 26, April 2
Room: TBA / Time: 3:15 - 4:45 p.m.
Instructor: Robert J. Romano, Jr., Esq.
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Leonardo da Vinci: the Artist as Genius IR-456
The commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo
da Vinci in 2019, marked by a blockbuster exhibition at the Louvre in
Paris, is an ideal opportunity to re-examine the artist’s legacy. In many
ways, he is the most fitting example of the Universal Man – the
Renaissance artist who was skilled in wide-ranging disciplines such as
painting, sculpture and architecture, as well as scientific fields like
engineering, anatomy, botany and geology. Yet it was precisely the
nature of his genius that seems to have prevented Leonardo from
completing many of the projects he imagined. This course will
examine Leonardo’s career from his early training in Florence to his
death in France, and will consider some of the challenging aspects of
his oeuvre, from incomplete works to problematic attributions.
Thursdays: March 19, 26, April 2
Room: TBA / Time: 1:00 – 2:45 p.m.
Instructor: Denise Budd, Ph.D., BCC Faculty
**Erik Prince and the Rise of
Private Mercenary Armies
Around the World IR-879
We will explore the military industrial
complex and how it has further
evolved into the privatization of soldiers
and turn them into a commodity. The
first week will be about Erik Prince with
his creation of Blackwater and the other
companies he has developed around the
world, while the second week will focus on others who operate private
security and mercenary firms in other parts of the world and what it all
means when it comes to the financial incentives of geopolitics,
warfare, and instability around the world.
Thursdays: March 19, 26
Room: TBA / Time: 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
Instructor: Jeremy Levine
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
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Neurology 202 IR-882
Come join us as we explore various topics in Neurology. The covered
topics will be: Parkinsons, Head Trauma, Seizures and Peripheral
Neurology. In the session on Peripheral Neurology there will be a
potpourri of topics covered such as Neuropathy, Bell’s Palsy, Shingles
and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. No prior medical or scientific
background is necessary to participate. Please note that the Seizure
and Peripheral Neurology lectures have been given in semesters prior
to Fall 2019.
Thursdays: March 19, 26, April 2, 9
Room: TBA / Time: 2:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Instructor: Judith Lustig, MD
**Traditional Chinese Culture & Shen Yun IR-741
Every legend has its history. Every story has its truths. And the best is
rarely forgotten. For the past 5,000 years, China amassed a diverse
legacy of heroes, myths, and values that still resonate in the present.
The workshop takes you on an inspiring journey through video
and audio-slide presentation:
· Capture the essence of traditional Chinese culture and the beliefs
that are the foundation of various cultural forms, including dance,
music, martial arts, and education.
· Explore the meaning of Chinese characters and its connection to
the culture.
· Experience the gentle elegance and rich expressiveness of
classical Chinese dance - pioneers of many other art forms,
including acrobatics, Chinese opera, and Olympic gymnastics
flips.
· Feel the joy of the distinct Chinese sound of ancient instruments
with thousands of years of history.
· Discover the true China you've never known.
Thursday: March 26
Room: TBA/ Time: 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Instructor: Teresa Shen
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
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Introduction of Falun Dafa - An Ancient Chinese Mind and Body
Practice IR-740
Falun Dafa (also known as Falun Gong) is a powerful mind and body
practice that was revealed to the public in 1992 and spread to 100+
countries around the globe. This course will offer a brief introduction
of Falun Dafa and its characteristics, and help students learn the five
sets of meditation exercises.
The course has three sessions:
I. Introduction, Exercise 1 and 2.
II. Exercise 3 and 4. Review exercise 1 and 2.
III. Exercise 5. Review all 5 sets of exercises.
Please bring a sitting mat for the third session.
This program is provided by NJ Falun Dafa Association, a non-profit
organization that provides activities, advocacy and health education to
the public.
Thursdays: April 2, 9, 16
Room: TBA/ Time: 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Instructor: Jan Cao
DanceFit60
ELE D IR-818
A N C
C
Do you love to dance? Love the music of the 50’s. 60’s and 70’s? Have
you been searching for a fitness experience that is uplifting and
judgment-free, gentle on the body but jam-packed with joy? Then
please join me for DanceFit60, a fitness class that combines low
impact, lower speed movement with all the playful benefits of dance
exercise.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and sturdy sneakers and prepare to
have fun!
Thursdays: April 9, 16, 23, 30, May 7
Room: TBA / Time: 11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
Instructor: Rosemary Donnelly
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**Baseball: Oddities & Ironies IR-808
Asked to describe baseball in a single word, pitcher Joaquin Andujar
gave a great answer: “youneverknow.” something odd, ironic, iconic, or
unusual happens every day, in one or many games, and even the most
rabid fan has trouble keeping up. This tongue-in-cheek course is
designed for both avid and casual fans, people who want to win trivia
contests and people who just want to laugh, have fun, and learn
something about America's one and only national pastime. Instructor
Dan Schlossberg is not only the author of 38 baseball books but also a
national baseball writer for and a confidant of many people
connected to major league baseball. In this class, students will learn
what is odd about the timing of Hank Aaron's home run record, what
Gaylord Perry had to do with the lunar landing, and why two major-
league pitchers traded families. The course includes a baseball power
point and guest speaker.
Thursdays: April 23, 30
Room:TBA / Time: 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.
Instructor: Dan Schlossberg
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
** The Impact of Healthcare Costs in Retirement IR-884
This course discusses the impact of healthcare cost in retirement. Most
people are not addressing the cost of Medicare and the Medicare Part
B premium and related surcharges due to income are deducted from
Social Security.
Thursday: May 7
Room: TBA / Time: 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Instructors: Macro Wealth Management, LLC - Theresa J. Yarosh, CFP®,
CLU®, ChFC®
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
FRIDAY Course Offerings
The Road to the Civil War IR-873
Like other conflicts, there were both long term and immediate causes of
the Civil War. This class will discuss both, with particular emphasis on the
events of the 1850s. We will explore some fundamental questions, such
as why the election of Abraham Lincoln would precipitate secession. Why
did so many attempts at compromise fail? Was the Civil War inevitable?
Fridays: March 6, 20, 27
Room: TBA / Time: 10:30 – 12:00
Instructor: Janet DiNardo-White
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Digital Cameras for the Technology Challenged IR-437
This course is for those who have a digital camera but do not know
how to use it. You’ll learn how to set up your camera as well as how to
download, organize, and get your images printed. You’ll also learn
how to use depth of field, lighting and composition to improve your
photographs, including pictures of friends and family. If all this
sounds complicated, don’t worry, we’ll keep it simple. This is a hands-
on course. Please bring your camera and the camera manual to class.
Enrollment is limited.
Fridays: March 20, 27, April 3, 10
Room: TBA / Time: 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
Instructor: Ray Turkin
Exercise Your Way to Health IR-445
Would you like to exercise while having fun? Come join us for a group
exercise class that is light on stress but heavy on results. Exercise your
body for strength, balance and even cognitive fitness. This class
concentrates on upper body, core, legs, coordination, and speed.
Walking, sitting and rising from a chair, getting into and out of a car,
and ascending and descending stairs will all become less arduous.
There will be chair and standing exercises utilizing free arm movement,
speed work, balance, multi-tasking, coordination, and ball/band
exercises. The class is one hour with plenty of time to ask questions
about individual concerns. Impress your friends with a renewed vigor;
impress yourself with a renewed strength. You have nothing to lose
and everything to gain!
Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes or sneakers with a non-
slip sole; eat a light snack and hydrate with at least a glass of water one
hour prior to class; feel free to bring bottled water to class.
Fridays: March 20, 27, April 3, 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8
Room: TBA / Time: 2:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Instructor: Richard Portugal, Founder of Fitness Senior Style, LLC
1-2-3 Crochet IR- 395
Beginners and advanced crocheters are welcome! Join the group for
two hours of crocheting and conversation. All are welcome to share in
the fun and enjoyment of this relaxing hobby.
Fridays: March 27, April 3, 17, 24, May 1
Room: TBA/ Time: 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Instructor: Eileen Sudol
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** Churchill: Britain’s Incomparable Leader IR-876
Winston Churchill’s life was a roller coaster of bitter failures and
glorious achievements, of which recent film biographies only scratch
the surface. This 2-week class tells the full story, including Churchill’s
youthful meteoric rise to the corridors of British political power, and his
ensuing setbacks in World War I and dubious party-switching that left
him, at middle age, a near-forgotten back-bencher. Only his prescient
diagnosis of Hitler’s threat propelled his resurgence, setting the stage
for his unparalleled leadership of Britain during World War II and
beyond. Also, Churchill’s support of Jewish causes, while far from
perfect, stood out compared with those of his British contemporaries.
Still, Churchill’s clinging to a dying British imperialism and stubborn
indifference to wartime India’s mass famine hastened the demise of
British rule. Throughout, we will listen to and watch Churchill’s
speeches, including the timeless addresses by which he steeled Britons
to resist the Nazis and warned the West of the Soviet Iron Curtain, and
defined the preeminent value of defending freedom in its hour of
maximum danger.
Fridays: March 6, 20
Room: TBA/ Time: 11:00 – 12:30 p.m.
Instructor: Jess Velona
**BONUS Course: this course is in addition to the four courses allotted per semester.
The views and opinions expressed in ILR courses are strictly those of the
instructors. The advice or information given by your instructor may not
coincide exactly with your own particular situation, we urge you to:
• Consult your broker or financial advisor before acting upon implied
or actual recommendations concerning the investment of your money.
• Consult your doctor before following any suggestions pertaining to
consumption of medically related products or other medical advice.
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REGISTRATION BEGINS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 AT 10:00 A.M.
VISIT:
ilr.bergen.edu/courses
THEN FOLLOW THE PROMPTS TO REGISTER
NOTICE: While on the grounds of any Bergen Community College location,
you may be photographed or videotaped. Your presence at the college will
serve as a voluntary grant to Bergen of the right to photograph your image
and to own, license, assign and/or use the same (and/or any portion
thereof) forever and throughout the world in any manner and/or media
including, without limitation, in programming and the advertisement and
promotion thereof. You will not receive any payment for such use and waive
any right to bring any action in law or equity against the college and its
past, present and future officers, agents, representatives, employees,
successors and assigns for such use. If you do not agree to the above terms
and do not wish to be photographed/taped, please remove yourself from
areas where photography/videotaping are taking place.
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Travel Section
Irish Rose Tour of Ireland (8 Nights, 9 Days)
Enjoy the best of Ireland, including Northern Ireland, with this relaxed
and inclusive itinerary! We will travel to Belfast and the colossal
Causeway Coast, Lonely Planet’s 2018 Best Region in the World to Visit.
Titanic enthusiasts will enjoy Titanic Belfast. From there our journey will
travel west along the Atlantic to the rugged cliffs of County Donegal.
Enjoy a visit to Glenveagh Castle & Gardens. This wonderful itinerary
includes a 2 night stay in a Midieval Castle!
Highlights:
• 8 Nights stay in first class or superior class hotels including a 2
night stay at Kilronan Castle Estate & Spa!
• Irish Cabaret show
• Panoramic city tours of Belfast & Derry
• Scenic drives of Donegal, Galway Bay & Ring of Kerry
• Belfast Tour with local guide
• Visits to: St. Patrick’s Centre, Giant's Causeway & Museum,
Titanic Belfast, Glenveagh Castle & Gardens, Slieve League Cliffs
with minibus transfers, Belleek Showroom, Arigna Mines tour &
Cliffs of Moher.
Package Includes:
• Eight Nights of First Class/Superior First Class accommodation
• Full Irish breakfast daily (except day of arrival)
• Seven hotel dinners
• Full sightseeing by Deluxe Touring Motorcoach
• All admissions fees
• Professional Irish driver/guide to escort you throughout
• Porterage of one (1) suitcase p.p.
• Tips & taxes in Ireland.
• Flight bag & portfolio of travel documents
8 Nights, 9 Days
Saturday, October 3 – Sunday, October 11, 2020
Twin....................$2288.00 Per Person (Land Only)
Single………..$2827.00
*Pre night Dublin Package available Oct. 1-3, 2020
2 Nights Dublin Hotel with roundtrip airport transfers and a 48 - Hour
Dublin Hop on Hop off bus pass for touring. Depart US September 30,
2020.
Twin…………$317.00 pp
Single……… .$504.00
*Gratuities to the driver/guide not included* Airfare will be available upon
request. A $250.00 pp non-refundable deposit is due upon registration. Travel
Insurance is also available and due upon. For more information or to register,
please contact Sue Surat 201-485-8751 sue.surat@cruiseplanners.com -
www.TravelTrendsbySue.com
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Travel Section
Tulips and the Rhine – Amsterdam to Basel
If you have never experienced an Emerald Waterways River Cruise, you
are in for a treat. Join us as we sail with from Amsterdam, during peak
Tulip Time. This wonderful Rhine River Cruise sails through Germany’s
charming medieval past and ends in the Swiss town of Basel. Maybe you
will want to extend your trip with a few nights in the beautiful city of
Lucerne? Or arrive early and enjoy the tulips in Amsterdam, whatever
your pleasure, this River Cruise will not disappoint.
Highlights:
• Visit to a Black Forest Village
• Guided tour of Heidelberg with wine tasting
• Tour of Koblenz and Visit to the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress
• Tour of Cologne’s Old Town
• Glass top canal boat tour in Amsterdam
• Black Forest Cake Assembling demonstration
• Guided tour of UNESCO World Heritage-listed Strasbourg’s old
town
For the Active:
• Guided hike through some of the Black Forest trails
• Active hike from Mount Königstuhl to Heidelberg
• Guided bike tour to Waterland
Inclusions:
• 20 superb meals including 7 Breakfasts (B), 6 Lunches (L),
7 Dinners (D)
• Captain's Welcome and Farewell Reception & Dinner
• Complimentary wine, beer and soft drinks served with lunch
and dinner on board
• 7 nights on board a beautiful state of the art River Cruise Ship
• Airport transfers to and from the ship
• Free Wi-Fi
• The services of a Cruise Director
• Port taxes and charges
• All tipping and gratuities
7 Nights, 8 Days – Tulips & the Rhine - Amsterdam to Basel
April 24, 2020 – May 1, 2020
Special Group Pricing & Perks, Beer & Wine all day long
Stateroom pricing starting at $2795.00
*Pre and Post Nights are available upon request.
Travel Insurance is also available and due upon registration.
For more information or to register, please contact Sue Surat 201-485-8751
sue.surat@cruiseplanners.com - www.TravelTrendsbySue.com
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ILR Registration for Spring 2020
Begins: Tuesday, February 18, 2020
Where: Online only
How: The ILR web page at
Ilr.bergen.edu/courses
THEN FOLLOW THE PROMPTS
ALL REGISTRATIONS ARE COMPLETED ONLINE
No computer, No Worries
We have your back!
The computer lab in Pitkin Education Center (S-343) will
be open for your convenience on Tuesday, February
18, 2020 between 9:45 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Remember to bring your credit card and valid email
address. If you are an ILR returning student
since Fall 2018, please bring your User Name
and Password.
If you do not remember your login credentials, please
call the ILR office at least two weeks prior to the
registration date to receive the information.
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