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Volume XXVI | Summer 2022
Leisure
Learning
Summer 2022 Course Guide
City Sweets
and Tour
Delights
• ALGA Beer Company Tour
• Bubba’s Sweet Spot
• Chrisoula’s Cheesecake Shoppe
• Five Sisters Blues Cafe
plus
• FPAN Museum and Lab Experience
• The Chappie James Museum
of Pensacola
and more!
Registration Opens
April 18!
leisurelearning@uwf.edu
uwf.edu/leisurelearning
Why join Leisure Learning?
For more than 20 years, UWF Leisure Learning has provided stimulating
programs for seasoned adults who are interested in joining a spirited
community of intellectual contemporaries and lifelong learners.
Our diverse lineup of classes offer you the opportunity to explore Pensacola and the
surrounding areas, discover exciting research and ideas or learn new skills—all while
making friends.
Become a member and start
attending class in May!
1. Review this catalog and select your classes.
2. Register and pay for your annual membership
and individual classes in one of 3 easy ways. (Page 21)
3. Learn more about Nautilus Card benefits
for UWF Leisure Learning members. (Page 23)
4. Enjoy class!
Registration Opens April 18!
How does the UWF Leisure Classes start May 23!
Learning membership work? Three Easy Ways to Register:
The $40 annual membership fee covers Register for classes online at
12 months from the date you join. With your uwf.edu/leisurelearning, call us
membership, you are entitled to: at 850.473.7468 or mail in the
• Register for all Leisure Learning classes, registration form located in this
tours and events. catalog. More on Page 21.
• A virtual UWF parking pass for parking on
the UWF Pensacola campus. Give the Gift of
• A class catalog mailed to you every Lifelong Learning
semester. Buy a Leisure Learning membership
Learn more about membership perks gift card! Call 850.473.7468 to order.
on Page 23!
Questions? Call us at 850.473.7468. Connect with us on Facebook!
facebook.com/uwfleisurelearning
Leisure Learning is a program of UWF Continuing Education, a premier regional provider
of high-quality credit and non-credit courses, community programming, customized training,
CEUs and conference planning. uwf.edu/continuinged
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The Value of Volunteering:
Three benefits of giving back
BY HEATHER FLETCHER
“One of the great ironies of life is this: He or she who serves
almost always benefits more than he or she who is served.” Volunteer with Friends
— Gordon Hinckle of Leisure Learning
These organizations are involved
This summer, consider donating time always something new to glean from
with Leisure Learning and rely on
to a local cause or organization—you each experience. You not only learn
volunteers for a variety of duties.
may benefit from it more than you new things and perspectives from
If you’ve enjoyed a course by any
think! Volunteering is a valuable your work, but also the people you
of these organizations, consider
investment to organizations and the work alongside. It isn’t surprising
getting involved by reaching out
populations they serve, but did you that giving back can fuel inspiration,
and donating your time.
know it has also been found to have curiosity and creativity.
prominent physical and emotional Florida Public Archaeology
benefits? Here are three ways that Volunteer with Leisure Learning Network (FPAN) (pg.8)
giving back supports lifelong learning. Join the Curriculum committee Mari Thornton, 850-595-0050
to brainstorm class ideas, identify United Way of West
1. Build community and purpose instructors and plan the next Florida (pg.6)
Fellow volunteers are often semester’s course schedule. Janet McCoy, 850-434-3157
passionate about the same causes— Become a Leisure Learning Liaison Emerald Coast Wildlife
this bonding experience of working for classes you are already attending Refuge (pg.9)
with others can lead to new and get to know your fellow Leisure Crystie Baker, 850-684-1485
relationships and even long-term Learners better. Teach a class to
Guardian Ad Litem
friendships. Research has found that share your expertise, talent or hobby
Volunteer Program
people who donate their time feel with fellow Leisure Learners. No
Joan Irby, 850-565-0279
more confident, capable and useful previous teaching experience is
which translates to a greater sense required. If you’d like to get involved Navarre Beach Sea Turtle
of purpose and accomplishment. with Leisure Learning, contact Conservation Center
us at leisurelearning@uwf.edu or 850-565-0279
2. Live a longer, healthier life 850.473.7468. Roy Hyatt Environmental Center
The National Institute on Aging Molly O'Connor, 850-937-2117
reports that volunteering promotes The Gordon Community Art Center
brain activity and improves Christine Kellogg, 850-857-8961
a person's cognitive and
heart health. Additional
research has also found that
meaningful participation in
volunteering can lower the
risk of dementia and other
health problems, as well
as improve mental health,
quality of life and overall
life satisfaction.
3. Continue learning and
growing in new ways
Since many volunteer
opportunities involve
exchanging information and
skills, you can be sure there is
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Make the Most of Your
Leisure Learning Membership
BY HEATHER FLETCHER
Get out and about this spring with a
Leisure Learning membership! Just
as physical exercise strengthens
the heart and other organs, mental
exercise protects and keeps your
brain young. Leisure Learning offers
you the opportunity to energize your
mind, make new friends and become
part of a growing and vibrant
community of lifelong learners.
Your $40 annual Leisure Learning
membership allows you to register
for spring, summer and fall courses, event. *Limited to those who have and many pre-loaded applications,
but did you know it also comes never attended Leisure Learning such as Word, Excel, Powerpoint
with a myriad of additional perks? courses before. and digital image editors. Use your
Here are tips to maximizing your Nautilus Card to check out books and
membership benefits and making Teach a Leisure Learning Class DVDs from the Circulation Desk on
your membership work for you! What are you most passionate about? the 1st floor.
Consider sharing your expertise,
Plan Your Schedule and Register talent or hobby for a Leisure Learning Attend Events at the UWF Center
for Courses Early course! No previous teaching for Fine and Performing Arts
By planning your semester schedule experience is required—just a strong The UWF Center for Fine and
in advance and registering for desire to share with your peers. Performing Arts plays host to various
courses early, you ensure your on-campus and community arts
spot in our most popular courses. Get Involved organizations, with performances in
Registering for courses is easy Have an idea for a class? Get involved Music, Dance, Theatre and Opera.
and can be done online, by mail by working with others to brainstorm With a UWF Nautilus Card, Leisure
or by phone. See page 21 for full class ideas, identify volunteer Learning members receive $5
registration instructions. instructors and plan the course admission fees to CFPA events.
schedule. The Curriculum Committee
Follow Leisure Learning meets 3-4 times each semester to Develop New Skills Online
on Facebook establish the next semester's schedule. Want to expand your skill-set even
Stay connected to Leisure Learning further? Stretch your mind by
and other members as well as keep Obtain a UWF Nautilus Card learning to speak a new language
up-to-date on new courses, catalog Members of Leisure Learning are or begin a new hobby. A variety of
announcements and events. Follow eligible to purchase a UWF Nautilus 6-week online enrichment courses
us at Facebook.com/UWFLeisure card for only $10. This official UWF provide the flexibility to gain new
Learning and be a part of our online identification card can be used for skills on your own time. Visit https://
community! access to many campus facilities. www.ed2go.com/uwf/ to browse the
Call the Student Support Office to catalog.
Invite a Friend* request proof of your membership
Share your love of Leisure Learning! and additional instructions for Reach Out
Members are encouraged to obtaining your card. The Student Support Center is always
bring a new friend to a class as an here to help you discover the right
introduction to the program. The Utilize Library Computers, class for you, register for upcoming
class price will apply. If your friend Databases and Check-Out Materials courses and answer all of your
joins Leisure Learning, you AND your The on-campus John C. Pace Library questions. We are here to help! Email
friend will receive a credit voucher has over 100 desktop computers. All us at leisurelearning@uwf.edu or call
for a future Leisure Learning class or workstations provide internet access 850.473.7468.
4 uwf.edu/leisurelearning | 850.473.7468 | Summer 2022TOPICS AT A GLANCE SUMMER 2022
Culture, Travel and Tours
Calendar.........................................................................11
ALGA Beer Company Tour.............................................. 16
Class Locations & Directions..................................... 18
De Luna Coffee Company Tour and Tasting...............9
Instructors and Curriculum Council......................... 20
Registration Form....................................................... 21 FPAN Museum and Lab Experience..............................8
Membership Information........................................... 23 Oyster Bay Boutique Hotel...............................................7
Directions to class — see Page 18. Pensacola Blue Wahoos Game........................................8
St. Joseph Catholic Church Tour.....................................7
St. Michael's Cemetery........................................................6
Registration Opens April 18, 2022.
UWF Campus Tour: Hop off, Hop On.......................... 16
WUWF Public Radio Station Tour................................ 16
Arts and Literature
Calling all Bookies: “Fifty Words for Rain”..................9
Gardening and Environment
PenArts at The Gordon: “The Revolutionists”
Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge........................................9
— Meet & Greet..................................................................8
Habitat Restoration: Pollinator Gardening................10
Quayside Art Gallery......................................................... 15
The Traveling Panhandle Butterfly House.................10
Randy New: Life as a Sculptor.......................................10
Reading Short Stories With Youngsters:
What Fun!............................................................................6 History and Current Affairs
Downtown Historic Trust Tour....................................... 15
Business, Finance and Technology On the Other Hand...
Planning for Long Term Care............................................7 Current Affairs Discussions......................................... 16
Probate: What You Need to Know...............................10 Studying the Holocaust Through Literature............. 15
Qualifying for Medicaid While Protecting Sultana: The Worst U.S. Maritime Disaster................ 17
Your Assets.......................................................................10 The Chappie James Museum of Pensacola............... 16
UWF Center for Cybersecurity........................................6
Science and Health
Culinary and Food Get Connected to Volunteering with RSVP:
Bodacious Family of Shops: Two for One: Retired Senior Volunteer Program.............................6
Coffee & Salad Demo......................................................6
Pensacola State College Planetarium:
Bubba's Sweet Spot.............................................................9 “Out There, The Quest for
Chrisoula's Cheesecake Shoppe Bakery: Extrasolar Worlds”...........................................................9
Koulourake Demonstration...........................................7
Five Sisters Blues Cafe........................................................8
McGuire's Irish Pub Talk and Lunch............................. 15
The Tuscan Oven Pizzeria................................................ 15
Important Information: Credit Cards and other forms of payment are accepted. Phone and online
registrations are highly recommended. If mailing a check, contact the Leisure Learning office or check
classes online to make sure they are not already full.
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Mondays Bodacious Family of Shops Two for
One: Coffee & Salad Demo
St. Michael’s Cemetery Join us in the upstairs kitchen at Bodacious for a talk and
Kick-off the summer semester with Mike Thomin of the tasting experience with Alan Bates, owner of Fix Coffee
Florida Public Archaeology Network as he brings us on a Company. Alan does a terrific job of explaining the
tour of St. Michael’s Cemetery. The cemetery is an open-air roasting of beans and every aspect of the coffee business.
museum of the history of Pensacola and Mike will introduce You will even have the opportunity to view his roaster
us to some of the inhabitants and monuments. Mike is on the ground floor of the shop. Susan Ozburn will take
always a hit with class participants and we are excited to see over for the second hour of this class to talk about the oils
what this tour has in store. Meet at the southwest gate on and vinegars used in salad making and provide samples
Alcaniz at the corner of Garden Street. of three salads that can be purchased at Bodacious. This
is a two-for-one experience for class participants! All in
23-May | Mon 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM | $15
attendance will receive a 10% discount on purchases
Instructor: Mike Thomin
St. Michael’s Cemetery from the shop following the class—gadgets, cheese,
wine or whatever strikes your fancy. Plan to apply your
discount and get a deal that day.
6-Jun | Mon 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM | $30
Instructor: Alan Bates and Susan Ozburn
Bodacious Shops So Gourmet Kitchen
Reading Short Stories With
Youngsters: What Fun! — 2 Sessions
Neil Gaiman, celebrated author of illustrated fantasy
says, “Short stories are tiny windows into other worlds
and other minds and other dreams. They are journeys
you can make to the far side of the universe and still be
back in time for dinner.” Reading with youngsters is one
of life’s great pleasures. Sharing short fiction engages
EVENT SPOTLIGHT: all ages from toddler to teen. Join us as we talk about
some of the best ideas for reading aloud and read for one
UWF Center for Cybersecurity another from three great storytellers: Rudyard Kipling,
Tour the UWF Center for Cybersecurity with Beatrix Potter and Neil Gaiman.
Assistant Director Guy Garrett. This is the
13-Jun & 20-Jun | Mon 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $20
regional hub for cybersecurity where education, Instructor: Stephanie McNeill, MPS
research, instruction and training takes place Florida Public Archaeology Network
under the direction of six faculty members. They
were recognized in 2020 for their Innovations Get Connected to Volunteering
in Cybersecurity in Education. Cybersecurity
with RSVP: Retired Senior
is everyone’s business. Join the class to gain an
understanding of what that means. Take the Volunteer Program
elevator on the right of the Studer Community Volunteering benefits volunteers, as well as the people
Institute building’s front entrance to the second and organizations that are served. It is a way to
floor and gather outside the glass walls to wait for contribute to our community while also improving our
our group to meet. own outlook on life. This session will explore: ten ways
volunteers can benefit from their community service;
27-Jun | Mon 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM | $15
Instructor: Guy Garrett how COVID, government regulations and technology
Studer Community Institute are changing the world of volunteering; how volunteers
can connect with local service opportunities through
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Tuesdays
Planning for Long Term Care
Pre-Registration Required
This seminar will inform you of the emotional and
financial impact a long-term event could have on your
EVENT SPOTLIGHT: family, how to plan so that the burden may be lessened
and provide an explanation of why planning is so critical,
Chrisoula’s Cheesecake especially for women. Learn about some actionable
Shoppe Bakery: Koulourake strategies for cash management/savings, asset allocation,
Demonstration diversification and portfolio rebalancing. Pat Broadus is
Chrisoula and Tony Hilion have invited us back to dedicated to guiding those looking to retire and those
their cozy business on Garden Street for another already retired through a comprehensive retirement
delicious demonstration. This time, Chrisoula will planning process, focusing on long-term planning,
teach us a simple and successful cheesecake recipe risk and lifestyle review and retirement income needs.
and demonstrate how to make the tasty cheesecakes As a lifelong learner, he strongly believes in the value
for sale at her shop. Come at 9:30 a.m. to enjoy of education. Pat is a veteran of the U.S. Army, holds
complimentary coffee or tea and purchase a mini a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from St. Bernard
cheesecake that you can enjoy during your visit. You College and is a designated Chartered Retirement
may want to carry home a sweet or savory treat as Planning Counselor and Retirement Income Certified
well! Lunch service is temporarily suspended since Professional®. *Please Note: This session is free to Leisure
the pandemic but we will enjoy being together, Learning members, pre-registration is required.
having a demonstration and a tasty treat. Plenty 24-May | Tue 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM | Free
of parking is available out front and lots of good Instructor: Patrick Broadus
feelings are experienced within the shop. Florida Public Archaeology Network
7-Jun | Tue 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $20 Oyster Bay Boutique Hotel
Instructor: Chrisoula Hulion
Chrisoula’s Cheesecake Shoppe Bakery and Cafe Located just off Seville Square, Mallory Studer and
Jessica Barry will guide us around this attractive addition
to Pensacola. It is a delight both inside and out with
a blend of sophisticated and coastal architecture and
design. You will certainly see soft beauty in the character
the AmeriCorps RSVP program for those aged 55+; and and comfort of this new place to stay or hold an event.
how to find and sign up for service opportunities through Come for coffee, information and an experience you will
the “Get Connected” portal on the United Way of West want to share in conversation with others.
Florida website. Bring your questions, enthusiasm and 24-May | Tue 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM | $15
maybe even a digital device. You will gain knowledge Instructor: Jessica Barry and Mallory Studer
about volunteering, participate in a service activity and Oyster Bay Boutique Hotel
have the opportunity to register for RSVP and/or “Get
Connected” before the session ends. St. Joseph Catholic Church Tour
11-Jul | Mon 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM | $15 Martin Lewis will take us through the historic St. Joseph
Instructor: Dr. Janet Rice McCoy and Julia Helton church. Founded in 1891, we will learn the history of the
United Way of West Florida Community Room church and view the magnificent stained glass windows
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made in Germany. We will also walk through the Walker guided tour. The special exhibit in progress will definitely
Building, previously known as Our Lady of the Angeles be of interest to you! There is so much inspiration offered
Hospital, which served as a maternity hospital during at FPAN whose archaeologists are great friends of Leisure
segregation. Martin will show us the parish hall and the Learning. Some of our members have become volunteers
grounds on the property. Learn about Pensacola’s history in the lab as a result of a class previously enjoyed. There is
during the time when people were segregated even to much to be learned and enjoyed with a little knowledge
worship. Do not miss this opportunity to learn more of archaeology, so join us for this class.
about local history. 14-Jun | Tue 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
31-May | Tue 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | $15 Instructor: Nicole Grinnan and Mike Thomin
Instructor: Martin Lewis Florida Public Archaeology Network Museum
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Five Sisters Blues Cafe
FPAN Museum and Lab Experience Blues artists share top billing with creole style Southern
Nicole Grinnan and Mike Thomin are joining forces to fare in this energetic historic space in the Belmont
provide a double treat in our favorite classroom building. DeVilliers area of Pensacola. This was the epicenter
Bring an apron or old shirt to wear as we work in the of African American business and social life and the
lab to sort through artifacts from local archaeological progression of musical culture made its mark here. The
sites. After that, we will visit the first floor museum for a five Johnson sisters shared their down-home delicious food
secrets so all of us can still enjoy the heart and soul food
offered at this establishment. Learn about this and more as
Maria Goldberg of the Great Southern Restaurant Chain
shares the historical information that will be included in
the talk before we order our lunch preferences. We will pay
individually after we enjoy our lunches.
21-Jun | Tue 10:15 AM - 12:00 PM | $15
Instructor: Maria Goldberg and Kady Reeves
Five Sisters Blues Cafe
PenArts at The Gordon: “The
Revolutionists” — Meet & Greet
Join us for a peek behind the scenes at the making of
the upcoming production of Lauren Gunderson’s The
EVENT SPOTLIGHT:
Revolutionists. Lauren Gunderson is arguably the most
Pensacola Blue Wahoos Game popular and prolific American playwright today and
Let’s go out to the ballgame and watch the Pensacola her play, “The Revolutionists”, is making its Pensacola
Blue Wahoos play the Montgomery Biscuits! Enjoy premier in July. Set during the Reign of Terror of the
award-winning customer service and the beautiful French Revolution, this is a comedic, yet moving tale
ballpark views Blue Wahoos Stadium has to offer about a quartet of the women who historically existed in
while watching the stars of tomorrow play on the same time and place but never actually met. Three
Pensacola Bay! Registration fees for this event are for of the characters were actual women who lived during
reserved box seats. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. Sign up the French Revolution and the fourth is a compilation
soon; limited seating available! Friends and family of many female revolutionaries in Saint Domingue, the
are welcome to attend! Please Note: Registration closes nation we now call Haiti. Come meet and chat with
some of our creative team, designers, and actors. Meals
June 17, 2022.
and drinks are included in the class tuition.
28-Jun | Tue 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM | $14
Community Maritime Park 5-Jul | Tue 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM | $25
Instructor: Christine Kellogg
The Gordon Community Art Center
8 uwf.edu/leisurelearning | 850.473.7468 | Summer 2022been carefully hand selected, and each is as unique as
Pensacola itself.
19-Jul | Tue 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM | $15
Instructor: Brett Lemox
De Luna Coffee Company
Wednesdays
Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge
ECWR is honored to provide this unique glimpse into the
world of wildlife and share our passion for conservation.
We will learn about wildlife rehabilitation, signs of wildlife,
EVENT SPOTLIGHT:
animal ambassadors, invasive species, biodiversity and
Pensacola State College more! If you would like to bring items for donation, we are
always in need of paper towels, hand sanitizer, unscented
Planetarium: “Out There, The baby wipes, laundry detergent, bleach, antibacterial hand
Quest for Extrasolar Worlds” soap, carabiners and Clorox/Lysol wipes. Join us for a
“Out There, The Quest for Extrasolar Worlds,” tells unique experience you will not soon forget!
the story of how human curiosity has driven us to 25-May | Wed 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM | $15
look outwards for millennia, to discover and explore Instructor: Crystie Baker
new and distant worlds and to find the unfamiliar Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge
and extraordinary forms of life that could exist in the
mysterious realms of the Universe. The show features Calling all Bookies: “Fifty Words
the primitive science fiction of early civilizations, for Rain”
to the future space missions that will observe the Read the book “Fifty Words For Rain” by Asha Lemmie
Universe in greater than ever detail and travel to the and join the Bookies for a lively discussion of a young
surfaces and oceans of moons in our Solar System. woman’s quest for acceptance in post-World War II
The show will be followed by an additional short Japan. This is a heartrending story of an aristocratic
presentation of the night sky of that day. Japanese child and her African-American GI lover.
12-Jul | Tue 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | $15 Everyone gets to add to the discussion so be prepared to
Instructor: Billy Jackson offer your comments and questions.
Pensacola State College Planetarium, Bldg. 21
1-Jun | Wed 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM | $15
Instructor: Dr. Louise Tolbert
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Bubba’s Sweet Spot
De Luna Coffee Company Tour Store manager Eric Grote has moved Bubba’s Sweet Spot
and Tasting across the street into the same building as Bodacious.
There’s nothing like the smell of fresh coffee! De This larger space includes seating and a wonderful mural
Luna Coffee Company is owned and operated by by local artist, Joe Hobbs. The sights and smells are the
Pensacola native Ed Lemox. Join us as Ed Lemox and same and we will have a delicious experience at the shop
Rudy Martinez gives us a behind-the-scenes look into that Bubba Watson says is his “dream come true.” Eric
everything coffee—from different blends to roasting and will give a talk along with a demonstration of candy
tasting. Lemox Coffee Distribution has been operating making. Come for fun, information and sweet treats and
in Pensacola since 2003. At De Luna Coffee, a division go back in time to your childhood.
of Lemox Coffee Distribution, they pride themselves on 8-Jun | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM | $15
the highest quality. Premium beans from around the Instructor: Eric Grote
world are roasted in small batches. Their blends have Bubba’s Sweet Spot
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Randy New: Life as a Sculptor exhibit. The Panhandle Butterfly House recently unveiled
Randy New is a local sculptor, painter and muralist. He their traveling facility designed to take the experience
will share a detailed presentation that takes us through the of learning and spending time with butterflies to the
steps required to create a bronze public statue. All of his community. Enjoy the elegant flight of the butterfly,
projects start with simple conversations between the artist delight in their brilliant colors and become immersed in
and the client. Eventually, a story develops or in Randy’s the fragrances and beauty of the flowers. See for yourself
own words, “The narrative phase.” Randy has created the butterfly life cycle, a butterfly nursery and butterflies
many exquisite bronze statues throughout our community. in flight. Become more aware of the importance of
preserving our habitats and using appropriate integrated
This is a unique presentation you do not want to miss!
pest management and the numerous efforts being made
15-Jun | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
globally to preserve and enhance butterfly habitats.
Instructor: Randy New
Florida Public Archaeology Network 22-Jun | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $15
Instructor: Jenny Weber
The Traveling Panhandle Butterfly Florida Public Archaeology Network
House Probate: What You Need to Know
Become a flutter with excitement as you experience
Join us for an interesting and informative presentation
this immersive, educational and interactive traveling
of the Florida Probate System and learn how it may
affect you. Nicholas Medley will clarify the three types
of probate and their differences. He will also present
the general probate process, the role of the personal
representative/petitioner, creditors’ claims on the estate
along with the classes of exempt assets since not all assets
are ‘’probate assets.’’ Mr. Medley will enlighten everyone
as to the typical range of fees for the various legal services
involved, and a discussion will follow the presentation to
address the many questions that usually arise.
6-Jul | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $15
Instructor: Nicholas Medley
J. Earle Bowden Building, Classroom #2
EVENT SPOTLIGHT:
Qualifying for Medicaid While
Habitat Restoration:
Protecting Your Assets
Pollinator Gardening
Local elder law and estate attorney Nicholas Medley will
Dig into why people need to begin gardening to
present an informative and easy-to-understand class on the
restore habitats for wildlife and how small efforts
subject of Medicaid planning. Mr. Medley will share specific
can result in major changes. In this engaging class,
detailed procedures on how to arrange your personal assets
you will learn why this is critically important now,
so that you or your spouse can qualify for Medicaid to
things you can do that will make a difference when
pay for skilled nursing home care without having to spend
done collectively and how to choose plants that will
all of your assets first. The merits of medical and personal
have the most impact. Paul Bennett’s property covers
power of attorneys and special needs planning will also
Northwest Florida’s three major ecosystems. Before
be discussed. Following the presentation, there will be a
our session, please watch the YouTube video: "Dr.
question and answer session so that attendees can get more
Doug Tallamy’s talk to the Orange FL Audubon" (a
information on the topics covered.
link will be sent in registration confirmation).
13-Jul | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $15
29-Jun | Wed 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM | $15 Instructor: Nicholas Medley
Instructor: Elizabeth Major J. Earle Bowden Building, Classroom #2
Paul Bennett’s Coastal Habitat
Classes Continued on Page 15
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St. Michael’s Planning for Emerald Coast Downtown
Cemetery Long Term Care Wildlife Refuge Historic Trust
Tour
1 PM - 2:30 PM
Oyster Bay
Boutique Hotel
UWF Campus
Closed
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1 PM - 2:15 PM 1 PM - 2:30 PM 10:15 AM - 10 AM - 11:15 AM
St. Joseph’s Calling all 12:30 PM On the
Catholic Church Bookies: “Fifty McGuire’s Irish Other Hand...
Tour Words for Rain” Pub Current Affairs
Discussions
1 PM - 3 PM
UWF Campus
Memorial Day Tour - Hop off,
UWF Campus Hop On
Closed
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St. Joseph’s Calling all 12:30 PM On the
Catholic Church Bookies: “Fifty McGuire’s Irish Other Hand...
Tour Words for Rain” Pub Current Affairs
Discussions
1 PM - 3 PM
UWF Campus
Tour - Hop off,
Hop On
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10 AM - 12 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM 10 AM - 11 AM 10:15 AM - 12 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Bodacious Family Chrisoula’s Bubba’s Sweet Tuscan Oven On the
of Shops: Two Cheesecake Spot Pizzeria Other Hand...
for One: Coffee Shoppe Bakery Current Affairs
& Salad Demo and Cafe Discussions
1 PM - 2:30 PM
Chappie James
Museum of
Pensacola
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10AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 11:30 AM - 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Reading Short FPAN Museum Randy New: Life 12:30 PM On the
Stories With and Lab as a Sculptor Quayside Art Other Hand...
Youngsters – Experience Gallery Current Affairs
What Fun! Discussions
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10AM - 11:30 AM 10:15 AM - 12 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM 1 PM - 2:30 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Reading Short Five Sisters The Traveling Studying the On the Other
Stories With Blues Cafe Panhandle Holocaust Hand...
Youngsters – Butterfly House Through Current Affairs
What Fun! Literature Discussions - 4
(Online) Sessions
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10 AM - 11:00 AM 6 PM - 10 PM 1 PM - 3:30 PM 1 PM - 2:30 PM
UWF Center for Pensacola Blue Habitat Studying the
Cybersecurity Wahoos Game Restoration: Holocaust
Pollinator Through
Gardening Literature
(Online)
12 uwf.edu/leisurelearning | 850.473.7468 | Summer 2022JULY 2022 CLASS SCHEDULE
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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10 AM - 11:00 AM 6 PM - 10 PM 1 PM - 3:30 PM 1 PM - 2:30 PM
UWF Center for Pensacola Blue Habitat Studying the
Cybersecurity Wahoos Game Restoration: Holocaust
Pollinator Through
Gardening Literature
(Online)
UWF Campus
Closed
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5:30 PM - 7 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM 1 PM - 2:30 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM
PenArts at The Probate: What Studying the WUWF Public
Gordon: “The You Need to Holocaust Radio Station
Revolutionists” Know Through Tour
— Meet & Greet Literature
(Face-to-Face)
Independence Day
UWF Campus
Closed
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 PM - 2:30 PM 1 PM - 2 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM 1 PM - 2:30 PM 1 PM - 2 PM
Get Connected Pensacola Qualifying for Studying the ALGA Beer
to Volunteering State College Medicaid While Holocaust Company
with RSVP: Planetarium Protecting Your Through
Retired Senior Assets Literature
Volunteer (Online)
Program
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9 AM - 10 AM 1 PM - 2:30 PM 1 PM - 2 PM
De Luna Coffee Studying the Sultana: The
Company Holocaust Worst U.S.
Through Maritime Disaster
Literature
(Face-to-Face)
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for UWF
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Learning
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participation in programs like UWF Leisure
Learning, which fosters educational
enrichment and growth. Gifts to UWF Leisure
Learning are an important factor in enhancing
the educational experience for our members.
Your generous support guarantees that
we can continue to offer a superb quality
programing at an unmatched value.
Please add Leisure Learning
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Please make checks payable to:
UWF Foundation - Leisure Learning
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Leisure Learning is a program of UWF Continuing Education, a premier regional
provider of high-quality credit and non-credit courses, community programming,
customized training, CEUs and conference planning. uwf.edu/continuingedContinued from Page 10 meet at 10:15 a.m. so Deanna can speak with us before
the customers start arriving. Ask questions about the
Thursdays wood fired oven and its cooking procedure. Deanna is
a welcoming host who is eager to have her first Leisure
McGuire’s Irish Pub Talk and Lunch Learning class on site. We will pay individually after we
Perry Hunter will join us in a private McGuire’s room to enjoy the great food offered at this special spot.
take us back to 1977 when the iconic restaurant opened 9-Jun | Thu 10:15 AM - 12:00 PM | $15
as a small neighborhood pub. He will trace the history Instructor: Deanna Lamarche
starting in 1982 when the restaurant moved to its current Tuscan Oven Pizzeria
location which was the original 1927 Old Firehouse. He
Quayside Art Gallery
may share some of McGuire’s secrets and will certainly
encourage you to ask questions. Perry will begin his talk The largest cooperative gallery in the Southeastern United
at 10:15 then we will be the first to put in our lunch orders States is right here in downtown Pensacola. Gallery
that day. Whether you have the Thursday special for $9.99 director Kathy Pasco will welcome us to the building
or enjoy some other generous lunch portion, you will which dates back to 1873 and was once the headquarters
for the Germania Steam Fire Engine and Hose Company.
receive good value for your money and delicious food.
You will enjoy seeing the building as much as experiencing
2-Jun | Thu 10:15 AM - 12:30 PM | $15 the three floors of original art. Several artists will be on
Instructor: Perry Hunter
McGuire’s Irish Pub
hand to answer questions and provide demonstrations. You
will see photographs, paintings and works done in clay,
The Tuscan Oven Pizzeria glass, metal and wood. You may want to buy something
Join us for lunch and to learn about this Ninth Avenue at this free, extensive art show. Be prepared to experience
pizzeria with proprietor Deanna Lamarche. We will a delightful visit to an exciting place at the corner of
Zaragossa and Jefferson Streets.
16-Jun | Thu 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM | $15
Instructor: Kathy Pasco
Quayside Art Gallery
Studying the Holocaust Through
Literature— 3 Sessions Online & 2
Sessions Face-to-Face
Join us for this 5 week class to gain more insight on
literature and the acts of resistance and rescue during
the Holocaust. In the first three weeks, we will study the
Holocaust including its historical overview and focused
EVENT SPOTLIGHT: information about its acts of resistance and rescue.
During weeks three and five, we will discuss literary in-
Downtown Historic Trust Tour terpretations of the Holocaust. We will study “The Paris
Ross Pristera, Historic Preservationist for the UWF Library,” by Janet Skeslien Charles (2021), and other
Historic Trust, will do a special tour for us during readings provided by the instructor. We will conclude
which we will learn about the fascinating history of with debriefing and reflection. Online classes will be June
the 1921 L&N caboose and the 1904 T.R. Miller 23, June 30 and July 14. The July 7 and July 21 classes
locomotive. We will meet at the caboose and then will be in-person meetings to discuss Holocaust literature
move on to a behind-the-scenes tour of the Museum and to offer reflection time. If someone is unable to
of Industry and the 1805 LaValle House. attend the in-person meetings, the instructor will also
26-May | Thu 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $15 offer an online discussion time.
Instructor: Ross Pristera 23-Jun to 21-Jul | Thu 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM | $30
Museum of Industry Instructor: Pam Smith
Florida Public Archaeology Network & Online via Zoom
Register online at uwf.edu/leisurelearning | 850.473.7468 | Summer 2022 15CLASSES
Fridays and faults to the surface in ways which help us toward
the truth—not an easy thing, but always stimulating
On the Other Hand...Current Affairs and fun! And yes, there is much to talk about these days!
*Please Note: An email address is necessary to receive articles
Discussions — 4 Sessions in advance of the sessions. The views and opinions expressed
Bob will select an essay or item from the current media, in these discussions are solely those of the contributors and
possibly including short TED talks, to help us better participants. Views and opinions expressed do not represent
understand what has been happening, what the future Leisure Learning, the Leisure Learning staff and/or any
might bring, what is innovative or insightful, and what contributors to the program.
is on the bleeding edge. He looks for material which will
3-Jun to 24-Jun | Fri 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $25
engage your thinking and, while he tries for short and Instructor: Bob Robinson
easy reading, he makes no promises. The class and its Florida Public Archaeology Network
active discussion by all participants try to bring views
UWF Campus Tour: Hop off, Hop On
Teresa Burgess and the UWF student ambassadors in
their green jackets will provide commentary on the
history of UWF and the various buildings and areas
on our lovely, wooded campus. We will be in two
vans as we tour the campus to see places you haven’t
experienced before and become familiar with all the
exciting things UWF campus includes. Park in the
lot beside building 86 where the vans will load for an
afternoon UWF experience.
3-Jun | Fri 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | $15
Instructor: Theresa Burgess
UWF Building 86 (CEPS) Parking Lot
EVENT SPOTLIGHT: WUWF Public Radio Station Tour
The Chappie James Museum The world of mass media and its 24-hour news cycle has
dramatically changed the way we keep up with the world
of Pensacola around us. WUWF Public Media is working to balance
This historical museum showcases the life of General the need for information with the thirst for cultural
Daniel “Chappie” James, highlighting his life and enlightenment. Exercising both sides of your brain is
accomplishments. Born and raised in Pensacola and more important than ever. Get a behind-the-scenes look
educated at his mother’s school, he graduated from at how WUWF is using digital media to expand its
Washington High School and attended Tuskegee services to include classical music lovers and the visually
Institute where he became one of the famous Tuskegee impaired, in addition to the news junkies.
Airmen and served in the 99th Squadron. General
8-Jul | Fri 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $15
James is an inspiring role model for students interested
Instructor: Pat Crawford
in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. UWF Building 88 WUWF
The museum’s interactive center focuses on discipline,
teamwork, self-esteem and confidence—all essential
ALGA Beer Company Tour
to good leadership. Visitors can park in the small lot
located at 410 E Moreno St. or there is street parking Join us for a tour of East Hill’s newest neighborhood
on Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd. brewery. ALGA beer, once a home brew operation, has
already gained credibility and awards over the years for
10-Jun | Fri 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM | $15
Instructor: Britt James their classic, American style ales and lagers. Join us for a
Chappie James Museum of Pensacola tour and overview of their crafty brewing style and how
their brewery finally found a permanent space. “Since
16 uwf.edu/leisurelearning | 850.473.7468 | Summer 2022the beginning, our focus has been to not only make Connect with us on Facebook!
beer for Pensacola, but mostly, beer that we’re extremely facebook.com/uwfleisurelearning
proud of making.”
15-Jul | Fri 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | $15
Instructor: John Hodgdon II
ALGA Beer Company the Sultana is as great as that of the more famous Titanic,
and yet much more intriguing. Penny Schlaffer is a Civil
Sultana: The Worst U.S. Maritime War buff and amateur genealogist. Her great-great-grand-
father, Sgt. Samuel A. Dyer (Co. A, 3rd TN Cav)
Disaster
perished in the Sultana explosion. Penny’s goal is to help
The Sultana, a Civil War-era paddle-wheel steamboat, as many people learn about this terrible disaster that was
exploded and burned on the Mississippi River on April
all but lost to history.
27, 1865. During the greatest maritime disaster in
United States history, nearly 1,200 of more than 2,200 22-Jul | Fri 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | $15
Instructor: Penny Schlaffer
passengers and crew were killed in the explosion and fire Florida Public Archaeology Network
which sank the Sultana near Memphis. Designed to carry
only 376 passengers plus crew, investigations revealed
a litany of corrupt practices including kickbacks and
Discover More Online
bribes paid to high-ranking Union officers caused the UWF Continuing Education offers a wide variety of
boat’s overcrowding. This disaster has been overlooked 6-week online enrichment courses. From Drawing for the
in history since it was overshadowed by the assassination Absolute Beginner and Introduction to Guitar to Speed
of President Abraham Lincoln and the search for his Spanish and Write and Publish Your Nonfiction Book,
murderer. Events at the end of the Civil War conspired to these online courses provide the flexibility to gain new
wipe the memory of this tragic event from our national skills on your own time. Visit www.ed2go.com/uwf/ to
history for over 130 years. In its magnitude, the story of browse the online course catalog.
• Offering 100 events each year
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Please Note: Schedule and location changes will be
communicated through email. Be sure to check your email
leading up to the event.
ALGA Beer Company Chrisoula's Cheesecake Shoppe
2435 N 12th Ave. Bakery and Cafe
Pensacola, FL 32503 236 W Garden St. #2A
Located on the corner of 12th Pensacola, FL 32502
Avenue and Scott Street, 10 blocks Located downtown Pensacola
south of Texar Drive, or 4 blocks on Garden Street between North
north of Jordan street. (Formerly Spring and South Reus Streets. The
Main Campus:
the Brew Ha Ha restaurant). shop is in a small strip mall next to
University of West Florida 407.494.9148 other businesses. 850.438.5650
11000 University Pkwy.
Pensacola, FL 32514 Bodacious Shops Community Maritime Park
From 110: Take exit 13 (Davis 407 S Palafox St. 351 W Cedar St.
Hwy.) and go north. Stay in Pensacola, FL 32502 Pensacola, FL 32502
far left lane to follow signs Downtown Pensacola. Located on Downtown Pensacola, on Main
to University Pkwy. Turn left South Palafox Street between East Street between Spring and
onto University Pkwy. Stay Zarragossa and East Main Streets. De Villiers streets. Parking
in the right lane and follow 850.438.7857 information and map: https://
University Pkwy. until it ends. downtownpensacola.com/parking
Bubba's Sweet Spot
850.474.3491 850.934.8444
405 S Palafox St.
Historic Pensacola Campus Pensacola, FL 32502 De Luna Coffee Company
Downtown locations: Located in downtown Pensacola, 1014 Underwood Ave, Suite D
on Palafox between Zarragossa Pensacola, FL 32504
J. Earle Bowden Building
and Main Streets. The store is on Located on Underwood Avenue, off
120 Church St.
the west side of the road past 9th Avenue, next to Pensacola State
Pensacola, FL 32501
Bodacious Shops. 850.332.6696 College. 850.478.6371
Two-story building is located
on Church St. off of Tarragona Chappie James Museum Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge
St. behind the T.T. Wentworth of Pensacola 3051 Cloptons Cir.
museum. PARKING IS LIMITED 1606 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr Navarre, FL 32566
There is a paid lot on the corner Pensacola, FL 32503 From I-10, turn South onto Highway
of Church and Tarragona. BE From I-110S, take exit 3 toward 87. Drive 14.5 miles south. Turn
AWARE parking adjacent to the Maxwell and Jordan streets. Turn right onto Cloptons circle. Look
Bowden building because they left on Jordan, turn right on Dr. for white sign. Park outside of the
are private parking and have M.L.K. Jr Drive, destination will be fenced/gated area. Do not block the
Tow Away zone signs posted. on the left. Visitors can park in the driveway or gates (for emergency
850.595.5985 small lot located at 410 E Moreno vehicle access). 850.684.1485
St. or there is street parking on Dr.
Florida Public Five Sisters Blues Cafe
M.L.K. Jr Drive. 850.542.4721
Archaeology Network 421 W Belmont St.
207 E Main St. Pensacola, FL 32501
Pensacola, FL 32501 Located in downtown Pensacola,
Located just East of Tarragona on the corner of Belmont and De
St. on the corner of Main and Villiers streets. Heading west on
Barracks streets, next to The Cervantes, take a left on De Villiers
Fish House. Parking is available and the destination will be on the
behind the FPAN building, off of immediate left when you pass
Barracks St., or on the east side Belmont Street. 850.912.4856
near the park. 850.595.0050
18 uwf.edu/leisurelearning | 850.473.7468 | Summer 2022McGuire's Irish Pub Quayside Art Gallery The Gordon Community Art Center
600 E Gregory St. 17 E Zarragossa St. 306 N De Villiers St.
Pensacola, FL 32501 Pensacola, FL 32502 Pensacola, FL 32501
I-110 South, take exit 1A on the left. Located in downtown Pensacola From I-110 S, take Cervantes exit
Merge onto Chase Street, turn left on the corner of Jefferson and and head east. When you reach De
onto 12th Avenue, turn left onto Zarragossa streets. Heading west on Villiers, take a left, destination will
Gregory Street. Destination will be Garden street, turn left on Jefferson be on your left past Five Sisters
on the right. 850.433.6789 street. Take a right on Zarragossa Blues Cafe. 850.857.8961
street and the destination will be on
Museum of Industry Tuscan Oven Pizzeria
your left. 850.438.2363
200 Zaragoza St. 4801 N 9th Ave.
Pensacola, FL 32502 St. Joseph's Catholic Church Pensacola, FL 32503
Located downtown on the corner of 140 W. Government St. Located on 9th avenue, south of
Church and Tarragona streets. Near Pensacola, FL 32501 Bayou boulevard. The location
the Museum of Commerce. Located in downtown Pensacola is on the West side of the road.
850.595.5985 on the corner of Spring and 850.484.6836
Government Streets. 850.436.6461
Oyster Bay Boutique Hotel United Way of West Florida
400 Bayfront Pkwy. St. Michael's Cemetery 1301 W Government St.
Pensacola, FL 32502 6 S Alcaniz St. Pensacola, FL 32502
Located downtown on the corner Pensacola, FL 32502 From I-110 S take Cervantes exit and
of Bayfront parkway and Alcaniz St. Michael’s Cemetery is located on head west. Take a left on North A
street. Across from Fountain Park. the corner of Alcaniz and Garden St. and take a right on Government
850.912.8770 Streets, in the northern section of St. The location will be on your
the historical district of Pensacola, left between F and G Streets. The
Paul Bennett's Coastal Habitat
Florida. Meet at the SW gate on session will be in the Community
4648 Hickory Shores Dr.
Alcaniz at the corner of Garden Room at the back of the building.
Gulf Breeze, FL 32563
Street. Park on the corner on Free parking is available on the
Located in the Tiger Point area of
Alcaniz or in the lots across from street and in the parking lots closest
Gulf Breeze. From Highway 98, turn
the IHMC which is located at 243 to the building. 850.434.3157
north on Beechwood drive, then
Garden Street. 850.436.4643
take a right on Hickory Shores. The
destination will be on the left. Studer Community Institute
220 W Garden St.
Pensacola State College
Pensacola, FL 32502
Planetarium
Tall white building (formerly the Sun
1000 College Blvd.
Trust) located downtown, two blocks
Pensacola, FL 32504
west of Palafox Street. Parking is
Enter campus from Airport Blvd
available in the lot on Spring and
across from Steak N Shake. You will
Chase streets - yes there are signs
be right in front of the planetarium.
indicating private parking and
Parking is available anywhere in
numbered spaces, but it is the event
front of the planetarium in building
parking for that building. Classroom
21, except for the Green painted
is on the bottom floor next to the
curbs (faculty and staff).
main offices. 850.359.9595
850.484.1238
Have an idea for a class or tour?
We are always looking for instructors in Basic
Computers, U.S. and International History, Fine Arts,
Music, Theater, Social Media and Behind-the-Scenes
Tours. Email leisurelearning@uwf.edu.
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Leisure Learning thrives on the strength of our volunteers.
Summer 2022 Instructors
Crystie Baker Julia Helton Elizabeth Major Penny Schlaffer
Jessica Barry John Hodgdon II Dr. Janet Rice McCoy Pam Smith
Alan Bates Chrisoula Hulion Stephanie McNeill, MPS Mallory Studer
Patrick Broadus Perry Hunter Nicholas Medley Mike Thomin
Theresa Burgess Billy Jackson Randy New Dr. Louise Tolbert
Pat Crawford Britt James Susan Ozburn Jenny Weber
Guy Garrett Christine Kellogg Kathy Pasco
Maria Goldberg Deanna Lamarche Ross Pristera
Nicole Grinnan Brett Lemox Kady Reeves
Eric Grote Martin Lewis Bob Robinson
Curriculum Council Advisory Board
Pam Davis Dee Ingram
Nancy Clark
James Godfrey Robert Kugelman
Marie Robinson
David Hoffman Bob Robinson
Volunteer Opportunities Want to teach
Curriculum committee members earn a free class a Leisure Learning class?
for every class they organize. No minimum number
We are always looking for instructors in basic
required! Responsibilities include attending 2-3
computers, U.S. and International history, fine arts,
meetings per semester, contacting potential
music, theater and behind-the-scenes tours.
instructors, occasionally take attendance and be a
supportive presence in the classroom. Have an idea for a class? Visit the
“Want To Get Involved” page at
To get involved, send an email to leisurelearning@
uwf.edu/leisurelearning and submit
uwf.edu or call 850.473.7468.
an online course proposal.
ATTENTION WUWF DAY SPONSORS:
Support two organizations at one time!
Public radio listener support has become more important than ever! A WUWF
radio Day Sponsor pledge of $180/yr includes a WUWF MemberCard with
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five times on the day of your choice. It is a great way to announce a
special event for your favorite non-profit — Leisure Learning!
Call 850.474.2787 for information
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uwf.edu/leisurelearning | leisurelearning@uwf.edu | 850.473.7468
THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER! OFFICE HOURS
• Online - uwf.edu/leisurelearning Mon - Fri, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Mail - Fill out the registration form. Building 77, Room 149
• By Phone - To pay by Visa, Mastercard or American Express, 11000 University Parkway
call the Leisure Learning office at 850.473.7468. Pensacola, FL 32514
Important Information: Credit cards and other forms of payment are accepted.
Phone and online registrations are highly recommended. If mailing a check, contact the
Leisure Learning office or check classes online to make sure they are not already full.
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printing and postage costs. or call Student Support 850.473.7468 to check
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Never stop learning! Register today and enjoy quality instruction and social engagement!LEISURE LEARNING SUMMER 2022 REGISTRATION FORM
uwf.edu/leisurelearning | leisurelearning@uwf.edu | 850.473.7468
Mondays Thursdays
❑ $30 Bodacious Family of Shops: Two for One: ❑ $15
Downtown Historic Trust Tour
Coffee & Salad Demo ❑ $15
McGuire's Irish Pub Talk and Lunch
❑ $15 Get Connected to Volunteering with RSVP: ❑ $15
Quayside Art Gallery
Retired Senior Volunteer Program ❑ $30
Studying the Holocaust Through Literature
❑ $20 Reading Short Stories With Youngsters: — 3 Sessions Online & 2 Sessions
What Fun! — 2 Sessions Face-to-Face
❑ $15 St. Michael's Cemetery ❑ $15 The Tuscan Oven Pizzeria
❑ $15 UWF Center for Cybersecurity
Fridays
Tuesdays ❑ $15 ALGA Beer Company Tour
❑ $20 Chrisoula's Cheesecake Shoppe Bakery: ❑ $25 On the Other Hand...Current Affairs
Koulourake Demonstration Discussions — 4 Sessions
❑ $15 De Luna Coffee Company Tour and Tasting ❑ $15 Sultana: The Worst U.S. Maritime Disaster
❑ $15 Five Sisters Blues Cafe ❑ $15 The Chappie James Museum of Pensacola
❑ $15 FPAN Museum and Lab Experience ❑ $15 UWF Campus Tour: Hop off, Hop On
❑ $15 Oyster Bay Boutique Hotel ❑ $15 WUWF Public Radio Station Tour
❑ $25 PenArts at The Gordon: “The Revolutionists”
— Meet & Greet
❑ $14 Pensacola Blue Wahoos Game
Total Class Tuition: $
❑ $15 Pensacola State College Planetarium:
“Out There, The Quest for Extrasolar Worlds”
Schedule and location changes are communicated
❑ Free Planning for Long Term Care
through email. Check your email leading up to the event.
(Pre-Registration Required)
❑ $15 St. Joseph Catholic Church Tour
Registration Opens April 18, 2022.
Wednesdays Phone and online registrations are highly recommended.
If mailing a check, contact the Leisure Learning Student
❑ $15
Bubba's Sweet Spot Support office at 850.473.7468 or check classes online to
❑ $15
Calling all Bookies: “Fifty Words for Rain” make sure they are not already full.
❑ $15
Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge
❑ $15
Habitat Restoration: Pollinator Gardening
❑ $15
Probate: What You Need to Know
❑ $15
Qualifying for Medicaid While Protecting
Your Assets
❑ $15 Randy New: Life as a Sculptor
❑ $15 The Traveling Panhandle Butterfly House
Bring a Friend! Current members may bring a friend to a class. The class price will apply. If your friend joins
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