PRC-552 Wayfinding: World Navigation

HSY-918 SSAC-America in the Great War

Section Info: Severn | America in the Great War | Explore the role of the United States in World War I through weekly lectures, readings, documentary film viewings and guided discussions. Learn about the cultural characteristics and perspectives before, during and after World War I, strategy and preparation for overseas combat, and research of the U.S. collaboration with the Allies to achieve victory.

WIS-324 Drywall Repair

WIS-324 Drywall Repair

WIS-324 Drywall Repair

WIS-324 Drywall Repair

KDS-841 Project Funway

Section Info: Note: Campers must be 8-14 years old and have completed grade 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 this past school year.

KYC-803 Hogwarts Academy

Section Info: Note: Campers must be between 8- 11 years old and have completed grade 3, 4 or 5 this past school year.

TEC-541 Water and Wastewater Chemical

HIS-212 US History since Civil War

Section Info: This section is participating in the Direct Digital Access program. A course materials fee of $43.00 plus tax will be charged to your student account when you register. Your course materials will be accessible in Canvas on or before the first day of class. For more information, visit http://bit.ly/AACC-DDA.

CRE-912 ANSR-Watercolors

Section Info: Annapolis Senior Center | Watercolors | No class May 19 | In this class, participants will learn foundational watercolor techniques while creating a new flower, landscape or painting each week. Each session focuses on one core watercolor skills, with step-by-step instruction and plenty of hands-on practice. The subject is pre-drawn on paper so participants can jump right into learning to paint. Participants will get to know their materials, how to make the most of them, and experiment with new ideas through different subjects, gaining both technical understanding and creative confidence. Note: Supply list will be provided on first day of class.

CRE-912 SCSC-Watercolors

Section Info: South County Senior Center | Watercolors | No class May 19 | In this class, participants will learn foundational watercolor techniques while creating a new flower, landscape or painting each week. Each session focuses on one core watercolor skills, with step-by-step instruction and plenty of hands-on practice. The subject is pre-drawn on paper so participants can jump right into learning to paint. Participants will get to know their materials, how to make the most of them, and experiment with new ideas through different subjects, gaining both technical understanding and creative confidence. Note: Supply list will be provided on first day of class.

CRE-913 ONLN-Watercolors

Section Info: Online | Watercolors | This intermediate to advanced watercolor class focuses on improving drawing skills, composition, and design through careful planning. Students will learn how to evaluate reference images and gain confidence with a three-step approach to watercolor. Techniques to avoid muddy colors will be covered, with demos and critiques to help students refine their work. Students will paint their own subjects or images chosen by the instructor, working from photographs and encouraged to take creative risks. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. is mandatory for section 205.

CRE-913 PSRC-Watercolors

Section Info: Pascal Senior Center | Watercolors | Open to all levels, this workshop sharpens drawing, composition, and image selection skills, then applies a three step watercolor method to boost confidence and banish muddy color. Live demos and group critiques guide you in tackling your own subjects or instructor images, while encouraging bold experiments with pen, ink, collage, or acrylic. We will also explore local art venues and sales potential. Note: Supply lists come at Session 1- please hold off buying materials until then and try to attend the kickoff class.

CRE-912 ASRC-Watercolors Beginning

Section Info: Arnold | Watercolors Beginning | Acquaint students with basic elements of watercolor as an art form. Use of line drawings and defining various watercolor applications and techniques will be covered along with discussion of color theory and color mixing. Matting, framing and preservation of work will be discussed. Critiques upon completion of painting projects. Identifying market outlets. A supply list available at the Senior Center Information Desk.