Contact Dan Anhalt or Kim Schwamn (262) 335-5218 or dan.anhalt@uwc.edu or kim.schwamn@uwc.edu for registration, upcoming class dates, or to request a course schedule.
 

Comparative Religions (in conjunction with Cedar Ridge Community)

This course seeks to understand modern Hinduism and its basic concepts. The five basic concepts will be looked at and discussed. Hinduism originated in India and dominates the Indian religious landscape. Also known as the eternal tradition (Santana dharma) it incorporates a broad range of religious beliefs.

Date:                     Mondays: April7, 21, 28 and May 5
Time:                    2:00-3:00 pm
Location:             Cedar Ridge Community Campus
Fee:                      $25

Evenings with the Classics ( in conjunction with Cedar Ridge Community)

Here are two ideal opportunities to savor the cuisine and classical music of Italy and/or Germany. join us for a meal at Top of the Ridge Restaurant followed by a lecture by Dr. Daniel Ackley of UW-Washington County. Reserve a place for either or both of these evenings by April 24.

Dates:                 Thursday, May 29 - Italian Night
                            Thursday, June 5 -  German Night
Cost                   $20 per night
Location:           Top of the Ridge Restaurant, Cedar Ridge

Ballroom Dancing:

There are many reasons to take a ballroom dance class: it is great exercise, you get to listen to great music and socialize with great people, and you even improve your posture and grace.  Perhaps the best reason, though, is to simply experience the “magic” of ballroom dancing—when pixie dust floats down from the ceiling and you suddenly feel yourself floating across the dance floor.  Of course to get to that point, you need to learn a few things first.  That is where this course comes in.  Each month I teach just one dance so you can master some of its Beginner- and Intermediate-level patterns; I also supply a sprinkling of stylistics to help you smooth out your dancing.  (The pixie dust usually arrives towards the end of the third lesson.)

Instructor:
Michael Mattek is a faculty member of the UW-Colleges English Department, and faculty advisor/instructor for the student ballroom dance club at UWWC.   He has over a decade of experience teaching ballroom and swing dancing in the Milwaukee, Janesville, and West Bend areas.

Location:        UW-WC Cafeteria
Day:                 Mondays
Time:              7:00-8:00 p.m.            
           
Dates:             April 28-May 19    Wedding Sampler   Maximum: 24 students
                         June 9th -30th      Waltz          
                         July 7th - 28th Cha Cha
Fee:                 $40/person including 4 lessons                

Community Book Club

The Book Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month to discuss the monthly reading selection.

Dates:             Second Tuesday of each month
Time:              1:30 – 3:00 p.m.
Location:        Room FA 213A
Fee:                 $15.00 per semester
Facilitator:      Anne McCrimmon
 

Chicago Architectural Trip

A day long excursion to the windy city!  Trip includes a walking tour of architectural highlights of Chicago as well as a tour of a major architectural site, to be announced.

Date:                     Saturday, April 19th, 2008
Departure:            Bus departs promptly at 8:00 A.M. from UW-Washington County
Fee:                       Motor coach transportation is $45.00
                              Meals and museum admissions not included
 

Moraine Chorus

The Moraine Chorus is a mixed 'communiversity' chorus consisting of community members and UW-WC students. Performances are given in December and May and the repertoire includes great choral works by Mendelssohn, Brahms, Mozart, Bach and others, as well as lighter pieces. New members are welcome. There are no auditions and no experience is necessary to join.

Date/Time:              Mondays from 7:30-9:30pm
Location:                UW-WC Room FA229
Contact:                  Dr. Daniel Ackley
                                 daniel.ackley@uwc.edu
 

*Athletic programs are fully funded by participants