CE&WD Spring 2026 Course Brochure — Cecil College - Other - Page 34
Conversational Spanish II
Gain competency in the oral use of the
language, increase fluency by reinforcing
previously learned materials, expand
vocabulary and patterns of speech. This course
emphasizes the practical application of the
language. Note: Textbook required. Prerequisites: Successful completion of Spanish III
and IV classes.
Instructor: Howshall
8 sessions, 16 hours
$109 persons under 60. $25 MD residents over
60 (GCL330). $5 Senior Network Members
(SCL330).
Sec# Day Dates
Times
Location
01D W
4/1-5/20
6-8p
Online-S
Conversational Spanish III
Take your Spanish speaking skills to a higher
level in this intermediate language class. Build
confidence in daily conversation and gain
additional vocabulary and communication
skills. This course will reinforce stem changing,
irregular, and reflexive verbs; practice
Conditional Perfect, Imperfect, and Present
tenses; and introduce Past Perfect, Future, and
Conditional tenses. Students and instructor
will converse primarily in Spanish to give a full
immersion experience. Pre-requisites: Spanish
I, II, III and Spanish IV. Note: Textbook required.
Instructor: Howshall
8 sessions, 16 hours
$109 persons under 60. $25 MD residents over
60 (GCL657). $5 Senior Network Members
(SCL657).
Sec# Day Dates
Times
Location
01D W
4/1-5/20
6-8p
Online-S
PERSONAL SAFETY/RECREATION
MUSIC
Music Lessons
Discover your musical talent and learn to play
the music you have always loved! Lessons
on most instruments are available, including
guitar, voice, piano, drums, woodwinds, strings,
brass and more. Notes: No senior tuition waiver.
All levels welcome. Students meet once a week
for private lessons. Lessons are consecutive
unless otherwise arranged with the instructor.
Textbook required. After registering, please
contact the lesson coordinator at adickenson@
cecil.edu for scheduling and additional class
information. Corresponds to youth courses YES/
YHS111, YES/YHS698, and YES/YHS699.
4 sessions, 2 hours, $135
Course #: GHM549
4 sessions, 3 hours, $190
Course #: GHM111
4 sessions, 4 hours, $245
Course #: GHM112
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
Location
05* TBD
1/20-5/8
TBD
TBD
*05 - No class Mar. 16-21.
Online/Synchronous (Online-S)
Online classes that meet virtually with your
instructor and classmates on a regularly
occurring day/time, allowing for a highly
engaging, interactive experience.
AARP Driver Safety Program
This course addresses the physical changes that
can affect the driving ability for experienced
motorists age 50 and older. Students will learn
tips and techniques to help prevent accidents
and foster independence. An informative, easyto-read course workbook is included based on
data collected from federal and state agencies,
universities, and traffic safety organizations.
Invest a few hours in this important program
and reap the benefits of safer driving and
possible lower insurance rates. Topics
include how to drive defensively, how to
deal with aggressive drivers, proper use and
maintenance of vehicle, how to compensate for
vision and hearing loss, and safety aspects of
the car including safety belts, air bags, and antilock brakes. Notes: Behind-the-wheel exercises
are NOT part of this course. Participants who
are AARP members are required to pay $20 and
participants who are not AARP members are
required to pay $25 to the instructor on the day
of the class, cash or check only. A 30-minute
lunch break is included. Students should bring
lunch. Instructor: Timmins
1 session, 4 hours
Course #: GFH110
Sec# Day Dates
Times
Location
01
F
2/27
10a-2:30p
ES 212
PROJECT LITERACY
Become a volunteer and help an adult
gain the joy of reading.
Cecil County Project Literacy makes a difference by offering free, confidential one-onone tutoring to teach adults basic reading
and writing skills. Each student works with
a trained volunteer and receives books free
of charge.
LITERATURE & WRITING
Introduction to Creative Writing
This course introduces students to the
techniques and practice of writing and reading
the genres of poetry, fiction, and literary
nonfiction. Topics include understanding
the creative process of writers, the state of
contemporary culture as seen in current
literature, and the students’ own writing
process, passions, and limitations. Note:
Corresponds to credit course EGL215.
Instructor: Orsi.
$455 persons under 60. $50 MD residents 60
and above.
Course #: GUL215
Sec# Day
Dates
Times
Location
01*
M/Th 1/22-5/11 10-11:25a NE D306
*01 - No class Mar. 16 and 19.
Out-of-county, out-of-state fees may apply.
See page 38.
For more information, email
learning4life@cecil.edu.
To register, call 410-287-1078 today!
Help spread the word! Tell someone you
know about this program if you suspect he/
she has limited reading ability, or contact
Carolyn Fletcher at 443-907-1391 to arrange
for a speaker to address your organization.
Attend volunteer tutor training. Learn
the skills to become a volunteer tutor for
Project Literacy. Topics include characteristics of adult learners, The Laubach Way to
Reading, and methods of teaching reading.
The next training days are
Wednesdays, March 11, 18 & 25
from 5:30 to 8:30p.
For more information, contact Carolyn
Fletcher at 443-907-1391.
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