New Online Course
Redefining Retirement.

Retirement no longer means slowing down. In fact, approximately 80 percent of retirees make post-retirement career transitions and continue to work either part time or full time in more satisfying careers or volunteer positions. Learn more about the evolving role of retirement by enrolling in the three-unit CRLP 70.10W: Redefining Retirement course. The course is taught online with options for in-person counseling.

“Designed for students who are age 40–65 and are beginning to think about retirement, the class will help you learn more about yourself, your finances and your interests,” says Foothill Counselor Sandi Urabe. “You’ll also examine the type of lifestyle you want when you retire; what it will be like to live with your spouse 24 hours a day; how much money you’ll need to finance your retirement; and numerous other topics. The course is also ideal for adult children of aging parents.”

For more information, email UrabeSandi@fhda.edu. For registration instructions, access our site.

Find out what influences different cultures have made in the post-modern era of American performing arts by enrolling in the four-unit DRAM 8: Multicultural Mosaic of Performing Arts in America course.

You’ll examine the important influence of African American, Asian American, Native American, and Chicano/Latino-American cultures in the live performing movements in the U.S. since the 1950s.

The class meets Monday through Thursday from 11–11:50 a.m. in the Smithwick Theater at Foothill College. This course meets UC Arts & Humanities transfer requirements (IGETC) and CSU Area C-1 Arts general education requirements; and Foothill’s multicultural and/or humanities requirement for the associate degree.

Click here for registration instructions, or call (650) 949-7325.

Photo courtesy of Dallas Black Dance Theatre. Photo by Milton Hinnant.