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ART 956 Beginner/Intermediate Stained Glass

Discover the art of stained glass! Learn the fundamentals of creating beautiful stained-glass projects in this hands-on class designed for both beginners and intermediate students. Develop your skills in scoring, cutting, and assembling glass pieces using hand tools. Some manual dexterity is required.

SYN: 31517
Mondays, 6/1 - 8/24
10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Location: Laurel College Center
Instructor: Holloman

ART 911 Introduction to Watercolor

This course in watercolor painting will begin with the basics, introducing students to various brushes, paper, and paints. Then the students will dive into various painting techniques associated with different watercolor painting styles. A watercolor sketchbook, pencil, brushes, and a watercolor paint set are required for this course.

SYN: 31514
Mondays, 6/11-8/24
1-3 p.m.
Location: University Town Center
Instructor: Schreib

ART 913 Hands, Feet, and Face Drawing

This course in hands, feet, and face drawing is for advanced students who want to deepen their understanding of the most complex components of human anatomy. We will use several tools, such as human proportions, linear/nonlinear perspective, and basic construction, to enhance how we approach hands, feet, and faces in our drawings. This course will require an 8.5x11 sketch pad, a pencil, and an eraser, which will be the student's responsibility. An intermediate to advanced knowledge of figure drawing is recommended, but not required, for this course.

SYN: 31515
Mondays, 6/1 - 8/24
3-5 p.m. 
Location: University Town Center
Instructor: Schreib

ART 913 Introduction to Figure Drawing

Learn to draw the human figure with accuracy and confidence by breaking the body down into simple, manageable shapes. This course explores proportion, structure, and how individual elements work together to create a cohesive and realistic form. Students will develop foundational drawing skills while gaining a deeper understanding of the human body.

Students are required to provide their own materials, including an 8.5" x 11" sketch pad, pencil, and eraser.

SYN: 31516
Tuesdays, 5/26 - 8/18
3:30-5:30 p.m.
Location: University Town Center
Instructor: Schreib

HES 910 Chair Yoga with Weights, Standing Yoga, and Classic Tai Chi

This class combines gentle movement practices to support strength, flexibility, and overall well-being. Each session begins with 50–60 minutes of chair yoga focused on stretching, toning, and light strength-building exercises using hand weights, followed by standing yoga to improve balance and stability.

The class concludes with 50–60 minutes of Tai Chi, emphasizing slow, intentional movements designed to enhance coordination, mental clarity, and balance. This course is suitable for a variety of fitness levels and is ideal for individuals seeking a low-impact approach to physical activity.

SYN: 31535
Tuesdays, 5/26 - 8/18
2-4 p.m.
Format: Virtual (Zoom)
Instructor: Verdi

ART 903 Add Sculpture to Your Life: Become Three-Dimensional

Explore the art of wire sculpture by learning techniques to create small- to medium-sized three-dimensional figures that can stand independently, and two-dimensional designs suitable for wall display. Students will develop skills in shaping, joining, and balancing wire to bring expressive forms to life. Projects may also serve as armatures for clay work, offering a foundation for mixed-media exploration. A list of affordable aluminum wire materials will be provided prior to the start of class.

SYN: 31536
Wednesdays, 5/27 - 8/19
2-4 p.m.
Format: Virtual (Zoom)
Instructor: Verdi

HES 910 Allergy-Free Fabulous Recipes Cooked in Your Kitchen on Zoom

Join this engaging, live Zoom cooking class and explore flavors from around the world from the comfort of your kitchen. Recipes are emailed one week in advance and include helpful shopping tips to ensure you’re fully prepared. Cook along in real time while receiving step-by-step guidance and the opportunity to ask questions throughout the process.

Menus are thoughtfully designed to accommodate a variety of dietary needs, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free, nut-free, and low-sodium options—making this class accessible and enjoyable for every lifestyle.

SYN: 31537
Fridays, 5/29 - 8/21
2:30-4:30 p.m. 
Format: Virtual (Zoom)
Instructor: Verdi

HES 910 Chair and Standing Yoga and Light Weights Fusion with Classic Tai Chi

Enjoy a well-rounded class designed to support strength, flexibility, and overall wellness. Each session begins with 45–50 minutes of chair yoga focused on gentle stretching, toning, and light strength-building exercises using hand weights, followed by standing yoga to improve balance and stability.

The class concludes with 45–50 minutes of Tai Chi, featuring slow, intentional movements that promote coordination, mental clarity, and improved balance. This course is suitable for a wide range of fitness levels and is ideal for those seeking a low-impact approach to physical activity.

SYN: 31538
Saturdays, 5/30 - 8/22
10 a.m.-Noon
Format: Virtual (Zoom)
Instructor: Verdi

HES 910 Chair Pilates, Weights, Ballet Barre, and Classic Tai

This class features low-impact exercises focused on strength, balance, and flexibility. Enjoy 30 minutes of Chair Pilates with weights, followed by 30 minutes of Senior Ballet Barre using a chair for balance—offering a safe and effective workout. The session concludes with 50-60 minutes of Classic Tai Chi to enhance mind-body harmony.

SYN: 31539
Thursdays, 5/28 - 8/20
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Format: Zoom
Instructor: Verdi

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Tilandra Rhyne, MBA, MSM-PM

Program Director
rhynetn@pgcc.edu
301-546-6505

Ola Akinade, BS

Program Coordinator, Residential Care Facilities
akinadoj@pgcc.edu
301-546-0036

Susan Gagnon, MA

Program Coordinator, Senior Health and Fitness
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301-546-0072

Crystal Pope, MA, CHES

Program Coordinator, Personal Enrichment
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301-546-0882

Najah Majors

Administrative Associate
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301-546-0923