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eNAUTILUS September 2006

NEWS from the North Carolina Center for Creative Retirement

A print version of this newsletter is available in the Reuter Center. 

In this issue of eNAUTILUS, learn more about:

Fall Orientation
 Free Catamount Concerts
 Teaching in College for Seniors
 Calendar of Coming Events
 Parking at Reuter Center
 Cable TV Public Access Opportunities
 Donors Scroll
 

Fall Orientation—especially for new members

Sunday, September 10, 1-3 pm in the Chestnut Ridge Room (102) will be your chance to learn more about programs and activities at the Reuter Center. You’ll gather with other members—both new and seasoned—learn ways to be involved, and become familiar with how things work at the Reuter Center. You’ll have a chance to sign up for Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and community outreach projects. There will be light refreshments.

Great Music—Free Concert

 The faculty from the outstanding music department of nearby Western Carolina University will perform several free concerts at the Reuter Center this fall. The first of this Catamount Concert series will be on Wednesday, September 13, 7-8:30 in the Chestnut Ridge Room (102). This first concert of the series will feature Eldred Spell (flute) and Lillian Pearson (piano). Dr. Spell is a popular recitalist, clinician and flute maker. He offers a unique blend of personal warmth, musical expression and knowledge of historical styles. Dr. Pearson is both a soloist and chamber musician. Her interest in the authentic performance of early music has led her to study both the fortepiano and harpsichord, which she teaches in addition to the piano. They will not only play, but will also answer questions. Come and enjoy.
 
 Interesting in Teaching in the College for Seniors?
Remember the course proposal deadline for the spring term is September 15. Proposal forms are available on the website or in the Reuter Center office.

Put These Events On Your Calendar

All are free, open to the public and will be held in the Chestnut Ridge Room (102). See the website and posters in the Reuter Center for additional detail.
Wed, Sept 13, 7-8:30 pm—Catamount Concert
Friday, Sept 15, 2:30-4 pm—Symphony Talk with Daniel Meyer
Friday, Sept 22, 11:45-1 pm—TGIF Lunch : “A Conversation with the City Manager”
Friday, Sept 29, 11:45-1 pm—TGIF Lunch: “Sensational Sabo”
Wed, Oct 4, 7-8:30 pm—Catamount Concert
Friday, Oct 6, 11:45-1 pm—TGIF Lunch: “Great Building in Asheville”
Friday, October 6, 1:15-3 pm—Special Event: “Seize the Play”
 

Looking for a Parking Space at the Reuter Center?

Eager to know about fall classes and activities? Your fall catalog should arrive during the week of August 7.
 

NCCCR on Public Access Cable TV? A Unique Opportunity

Have you ever thought about becoming a television producer, camera operator, video editor or even a show host? The Center for Creative Retirement is looking into forming a television production team in cooperation with Asheville’s new public access cable channel, URTV. URTV professionals will train volunteer for all these roles. Programs could be taped at Reuter Center, in the field, or at the URTV studio near downtown Asheville. If you are interested, please email NCCCR director Ron Manheimer (rmanheim@unca.edu).

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Donors for 2005-06 Highlighted

Annual “Scroll of Honor” donors to NCCCR for 2005-06 will find their names on a framed honor role now located beside the Wall of Honor in the upper level foyer of Reuter Center. NCCCR members and staff salute you and say “thanks!”

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ABOUT THIS NEWSLETTER

eNAUTILUS is the monthly newsletter of the
North Carolina Center for Creative Retirement

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For membership or other information, you may contact NCCCR at:

Reuter Center, CPO # 5000
UNC Asheville
One University Heights
Asheville, NC 28804-85 16
Phone: (828) 251-6140
e-mail: ncccr@unca.edu



The North Carolina Center for Creative Retirement is a community of learners of all ages and an integral part of the University of North Carolina Asheville since 1988. We support life-long learning through a variety of non-credit programs and workshops.

For more information, visit the NCCCR website at www.unca.edu/ncccr/

Nautilus logo  North Carolina Center for Creative Retirement
  Reuter Center, CPO # 5000
  The University of North Carolina at Asheville
  One University Heights Asheville NC 28804-8516
  Tel: (828) 251-6140 Fax: (828) 251-6803

 

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