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  • #D Zoom 201 - Instructor Assistant for Zoom Class, SU25
  • Item: OZS-404-SU25
    Tuition: $0.00
    Days: Tu     Dates: 7/22/2025 - 7/22/2025
    Sessions: 1     Times: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM     
    Room: Zoom 3     Building: Online       
    Enroll Min: 3    Remaining Seats: 16
    Instructor: Sharon Sherman
    If you are a more experienced participant, let’s dig deeper into features such as managing participants, chat, reactions, audio and video nuances, sharing, and controls. Review essential controls, especially concerning audio or video. Experience breakout rooms, polls, and backgrounds. Review signing up for a free account, downloading apps on multiple devices, and signing in with a meeting ID. Prepare to be an OLLI instructor assistant for a Zoom class.


    OPEN to the Public. Registration is Required.
    *This class will be recorded
 

  • #F Munch & Learn: How to Festival - Prescott Film Festival!, SU25
  • Item: OZP-406-SU25
    Tuition: $0.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 6/12/2025 - 6/12/2025
    Sessions: 1     Times: 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM     
    Room: Zoom 1     Building: Online       
    Enroll Min: 1    Remaining Seats: 74
    Instructor:
    What is a Film Festival? Why do over 100 volunteers work year after year to bring Prescott Film Festival to the community? What does it bring to the community? How can you get involved? Find the answers and more from the Founder and Director of the Prescott Film Festival, Helen Stephenson.


    OPEN to the Public. Registration is Required.
    *This class will be recorded
 

  • #H Munch & Learn: Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, SU25
  • Item: OZP-408-SU25
    Tuition: $0.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 6/26/2025 - 6/26/2025
    Sessions: 1     Times: 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM     
    Room: Zoom 1     Building: Online       
    Enroll Min: 1    Remaining Seats: 71
    Instructor: Rudy Arena
    Julie Rogers is one of the sixteen grandchildren of western film and television stars, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Julie shares heartwarming memories of her grandparents, describing them as humble and charismatic individuals who treated everyone equally, regardless of fame. Growing up during their peak popularity in the 50s and 60s, the author did not realize their grandparents were famous, viewing them simply as Grandma and Grandpa. They were ordinary people who lived extraordinary lives.


    OPEN to the Public. Registration is Required.
    *This class will be recorded
 

  • #J Munch & Learn: Hyman Rickover, SU25
  • Item: OZP-410-SU25
    Tuition: $0.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 7/10/2025 - 7/10/2025
    Sessions: 1     Times: 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM     
    Room: Zoom 1     Building: Online       
    Enroll Min: 1    Remaining Seats: 72
    Instructor: Rudy Arena
    Chiam Rykower, who immigrated to the U.S. at age six, became a pivotal figure in the U.S. Navy, particularly through his work in nuclear propulsion. Hyman Rickover, known as "The Greatest Engineer Who Ever Lived," challenged the Navy's bureaucracy, leading to significant advancements in submarine technology and the establishment of a skilled engineering corps dedicated to nuclear power. In this course Bill Weiss will discuss, Mr. Rickover's relentless determination and innovative approach that transformed the Navy and ensured its strategic relevance in the postwar era.


    OPEN to the Public. Registration is Required.
    *This class will be recorded
 

  • #L Munch & Learn: The Monsters of Yavapai County, SU25
  • Item: OZP-412-SU25
    Tuition: $0.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 7/17/2025 - 7/17/2025
    Sessions: 1     Times: 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM     
    Room: Zoom 1     Building: Online       
    Enroll Min: 1    Remaining Seats: 62
    Instructor: Rudy Arena
    What a surprise it must have been to find a giant skull while digging a well. Drew Desmond, the President of the Prescott Western Heritage Foundation and an author with significant readership, will talk of the many odd and huge human and animal remains that once lived in Yavapai County. So strange that it drew the Smithsonian Museum to check the diggings. Join us!


    OPEN to the Public. Registration is Required.
    *This class will be recorded
 

  • #N Munch & Learn: Exploring the History of Prescott, SU25
  • Item: OZP-414-SU25
    Tuition: $0.00
    Days: Th     Dates: 7/24/2025 - 7/24/2025
    Sessions: 1     Times: 12:30 PM - 1:45 PM     
    Room: Zoom 1     Building: Online       
    Enroll Min: 1    Remaining Seats: 56
    Instructor:
    Join Mayor Phil Goode for a captivating exploration of the history behind the name "Prescott." Have you ever wondered why we pronounce it "Preskitt" instead of "Prescott"? Discover the fascinating factors that have shaped our nation and how they directly influenced the formation of our town. In this presentation, we’ll dive into the legacies of Col. William Prescott and William Hickling Prescott, uncovering their legendary contributions that helped shape our community into the remarkable place it is today. Don't miss this chance to gain a deeper understanding of our town’s rich history!


    OPEN to the Public. Registration is Required.
    *This class will be recorded
 

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