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Basic Spanish for Beginners Part 2

$120

with Vanesa Roberts

Calendar Aug 27, 2024 at 5:15 pm, runs for 6 weeks

This is a Level A1 course with basic grammar and vocabulary. However, a little knowledge of Spanish is required. You will learn some everyday conversations, using mainly the present verb tense.

*This class will be held in Gotaas Hall room H104.

Instructor Bio:

Hola! My name is Vanesa Roberts.  I was born and raised in Argentina.  I love learning about different cultures and the magic of language.  I started teaching in Argentina and with all the years I have already been in the USA, I add up to over 20 years of experience in the field of education.  In my free time, I like to be with my family.  We love to travel, and whenever we have a chance, we go camping and hiking.  Bakeries are a must-stop at our destinations, especially those with European or Argentine-style pastries. Let’s say that music, friends, adventure, faith, as well as dancing, baking, teaching, laughing, and spending tons of time with my family makes me the person I am today.  What about you?  Are you ready for this Spanish adventure?  Let’s do it! 

 

 You may email Vanesa if you have questions about the course.

 vanesaroberts11@gmail.com

Traditional Plants and Remedies of the Ozarks

$55

with Robin Moore

Calendar Sep 11, 2024 at 10:30 am

Traditional Plants and Remedies of the Ozarks

Community Herbalism-Connecting People and Plants. Building Health and Relationships. 4 classes to include lecture classes and one make and take class.Teaching traditional plant remedies of the ozarks.

Instructor BIO:

I am Robin Moore, Certified Community Herbalist, a Native of Fulton County Arkansas. I am a wife, Mother, Grandmother and Friend to many with over 30 years of experience using and teaching about herbs. I learned food preservation, homesteading skills and Folk medicine traditions from family and mentors, studied under several Herbalist including Matthew Wood, Phyllis D. Light and I attended the Appalachian Center for Natural Health (ACNH).

I continue to pass on the Traditional ways of using local plants to support health, connect with nature and build Community, these relationships are essential for nurturing our mind, body and spirit. I hope to inspire you to learn and pass on these traditions to future generations.

Creating Influence Through Your Communication Style

$299

with Kim Worlow

Calendar Oct 3, 2024 at 8:30 am

Successful leaders focus less (if at all) on what to say in order to get people to take action. Instead, effective leaders focus on how they can "be" in order to embody a message that inspires others to accomplish a task, create a powerful team or relationship, and/or join forces to complete a mission. Delivering an inspiring message requires a leader to be fully engaged at the highest possible level with his/her role, task, and .. message in order to connect successfully with those around him/her. By operating at a highly anabolic level, a leader taps his/her/highest levels of energy in order to attract and create opportunities. Your current energy level is felt by everyone all of the time. Some energy levels attract and some repel different people. Conversations take place at all levels of energy. Each sentence and each word, depending upon how it is said, as well as everything that is not said out loud, will impact the leader's ability to engage his/her audience.

OBJECTIVES:

  • Learn skills/abilities to become a more conscious leader
    • Does your message impact temporarily or permanently?
    • Do you inspire people to take action or cause them to deflate and retreat?
  • Identify the energy blocks that hold you back from being the leader you want to be.
  • Identify 5 different perspectives that laders use to communicate and what they produce.
  • Construct your ideal image of an Influential Communicator

Lunch will be provided.

 

Elementary Spanish Part 3

$120

with Vanesa Roberts

Calendar Oct 15, 2024 at 5:15 pm, runs for 6 weeks

This is a Level A2 course. In this course you will review the use of the present verb tenses and you will start being able to speak about your past experiences. Grammar, basic vocabulary, and lots of conversational opportunities.

*This class will be held in Gotaas Hall room H104.

Instructor Bio:

Hola! My name is Vanesa Roberts.  I was born and raised in Argentina.  I love learning about different cultures and the magic of language.  I started teaching in Argentina and with all the years I have already been in the USA, I add up to over 20 years of experience in the field of education.  In my free time, I like to be with my family.  We love to travel, and whenever we have a chance, we go camping and hiking.  Bakeries are a must-stop at our destinations, especially those with European or Argentine-style pastries. Let’s say that music, friends, adventure, faith, as well as dancing, baking, teaching, laughing, and spending tons of time with my family makes me the person I am today.  What about you?  Are you ready for this Spanish adventure?  Let’s do it! 

 

 You may email Vanesa if you have questions about the course.

vanesaroberts11@gmail.com

Winter Herbs For Health

$55

with Robin Moore

Calendar Oct 16, 2024 at 10:30 am

Winter Herbs For Health

Community Herbalism-Connecting People and Plants. Building Health and Relationships. 4 classes to include lecture classes and one make and take class.Teaching traditional plant remedies of the ozarks.

Instructor BIO

I am Robin Moore, Certified Community Herbalist, a Native of Fulton County Arkansas. I am a wife, Mother, Grandmother and Friend to many with over 30 years of experience using and teaching about herbs. I learned food preservation, homesteading skills and Folk medicine traditions from family and mentors, studied under several Herbalist including Matthew Wood, Phyllis D. Light and I attended the Appalachian Center for Natural Health (ACNH).

I continue to pass on the Traditional ways of using local plants to support health, connect with nature and build Community, these relationships are essential for nurturing our mind, body and spirit. I hope to inspire you to learn and pass on these traditions to future generations.

Homestead Herbal Tea Garden

$55

with Robin Moore

Calendar Oct 30, 2024 at 10:30 am

Homestead Herbal Tea Garden

Community Herbalism-Connecting People and Plants. Building Health and Relationships. 4 Classes to inlcude lecture classes and one make and take class.Teaching traditional plant remedies of the ozarks.

Instructor BIO

I am Robin Moore, Certified Community Herbalist, a Native of Fulton County Arkansas. I am a wife, Mother, Grandmother and Friend to many with over 30 years of experience using and teaching about herbs. I learned food preservation, homesteading skills and Folk medicine traditions from family and mentors, studied under several Herbalist including Matthew Wood, Phyllis D. Light and I attended the Appalachian Center for Natural Health (ACNH).

I continue to pass on the Traditional ways of using local plants to support health, connect with nature and build Community, these relationships are essential for nurturing our mind, body and spirit. I hope to inspire you to learn and pass on these traditions to future generations.

Herbal Tea Blending, hands on make and take class.

$65

with Robin Moore

Calendar Nov 6, 2024 at 10:30 am

Herbal Tea Blending, hands on make and take class.

Community Herbalism-Connecting People and Plants. Building Health and Relationships. 4 Classes to inlcude lecture classes and one make and take class.Teaching traditional plant remedies of the ozarks.

Instructor BIO

I am Robin Moore, Certified Community Herbalist, a Native of Fulton County Arkansas. I am a wife, Mother, Grandmother and Friend to many with over 30 years of experience using and teaching about herbs. I learned food preservation, homesteading skills and Folk medicine traditions from family and mentors, studied under several Herbalist including Matthew Wood, Phyllis D. Light and I attended the Appalachian Center for Natural Health (ACNH).

I continue to pass on the Traditional ways of using local plants to support health, connect with nature and build Community, these relationships are essential for nurturing our mind, body and spirit. I hope to inspire you to learn and pass on these traditions to future generations.





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