Sep 22 Tuesday
You can become a confident, skilled public speaker! Visit our weekly public speaking workshop for guidance, learning, practice, feedback, and fun. Lose the fear. Contact us now. Visiting is free. Tuesdays, 11:45 CT. Online. https://hinoonhsv.toastmastersclubs.org/
“If you can’t communicate and talk to other people and get across your ideas, you’re giving up your potential.” - Warren Buffet
Confidence is the first thing you will gain by participating in our workshop. By practicing public speaking, in our safe space, almost like magic, it quits being scary.
In Toastmasters you learn & practice presentation, listening, evaluation and leadership skills; overcome your fear of public speaking; boost your soft skills; develop your personal speaking style; and much more.
Hi-Noon guests often say, "it feels like home".
Computer and Smartphone tutoring for adults at three FOCUS 50+ locations. Available for 9 weeks. Register HERE: https://lift.culverhouse.ua.edu/classes/computer-skills-training/
Young artists in grades 2-3 explore a variety of artistic mediums, practice creative thinking and problem solving, develop new tools for self-expression, and, most importantly, have fun making art! Our teaching artist will guide young artists through projects tailored to their age and skill levels to help them develop as artists and build important creative skills.
Dr. Anne Glerum will present a USA Faculty Clarinet Recital on Tuesday, September 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the USA Laidlaw Performing Arts Center Recital Hall. Dr. Glerum will be collaborating with USA faculty pianist Dr. Robert Holm in this performance. Works on the program include Gryphon by Theresa Martin and Camille Saint-Saëns' opus 167 Clarinet Sonata.
Sep 23 Wednesday
Free Computer & Smartphone Tutoring. One on One sessions available.
Young artists in grades 6-8 continue to improve upon their art-making skills with a focus on foundations and conceptual thinking.
Young artists who wish to apply to the Alabama School of Fine Arts will receive guidance during the application process including portfolio review and development.
All skill levels are welcome.
Sep 24 Thursday
City Center Art for high school students is a rigorous multi-media art class with a balance of foundations/essential skills and independent projects. With guidance from the teaching artist, students will increase their observational drawing skills, further their technical control of various mediums and develop and execute individually conceived projects to further their technical control of various mediums and strengthen their conceptual skills.
In addition, students will learn about art-related careers and opportunities. Juniors and seniors receive guidance for college applications and essays while building visual arts portfolios to increase college opportunities.
Community discussion focused on litter removal and prevention in the Lower Cahaba River watershed. For more information, contact Emily Nichols at 334-844-5509 or ekn0001@auburn.edu.