Sunrise Senior College is pleased to welcome Maine’s own ALLAGASH TALES storyteller Tim Caverly and wife Susan to the University of Maine at Machias.

They are Alumnus of UMM, with Tim graduating in 1973 and Susan in 1974. These successful authors and presenters will share their life experiences from which they have created (14) published works that detail Maine life from Cornville to the Allagash.

In this uplifting PowerPoint presentation created especially for the Sunrise Senior College, they will discuss the development of and the background behind the stories found in the Allagash Tales series. This will be supported by pictures of the Allagash region as they recount interesting anecdotes and the real-life adventures that have served as the basis for these books.

Through their ‘New England Reads’ program, Tim and Susan are committed to promoting and encouraging reading and literacy in schools while promoting fun in learning about Maine’s natural world. They have presented over 368 programs to over 12,500 students from Maine to Vermont and New Hampshire, exciting young minds while promoting these wonderful stories. You will find that their stories appeal not just to children but to readers of any age who are young at heart and want to learn more about the wonders of Maine’s woods. Tim’s current book is Conversations II - Ranger Tales from Baxter.

Presenters: Tim and Susan Caverly. Tim has spent 32 years as a Maine Park ranger including Manager of Cobscook Bay State Park and eighteen years as Regional Supervisor of the Allagash Wilderness Waterway. Susan spent 25 years as a park receptionist and regional secretary for Maine’s Department of Conservation. They live in Millinocket with their golden retriever Sandi, and the couple is available to present throughout New England.

Class Information: This is a hybrid class - held in-person in UM@M’s room SCI 102 and via Zoom with the instructor being in person at UM@M.

Suggested readings: Tim’s current book is Conversations II - Ranger Tales from Baxter and the Allagash by Tim Caverly (ISBN# 979-8-218-97764-1). Other works by the Caverly’s are Solace, The Ranger and the Reporter, The Ranger’s Wife, and From Within. Also recommended is a series of holiday stories found in their book ‘Tis the Season’ - the chapter titled Holiday Break, details how the couple met at UMM. His books are available on his website allagashtails.com or on Amazon. You can also contact Tim by email at tim.caverly7357@gmail.com.

All facilities at the University of Maine at Machias (UM@M) are fully handicap compliant. The facilities used by Sunrise Senior College (SSC) at the college have ramps, elevators and handicap accessible bathrooms. Our offsite functions and activities have various limitations and restrictions and may not be fully handicap accessible. SSC will endeavor to identify limitations at these to you in advance.

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“Sunrise Senior College does not endorse any appeal or representation made by a presenter, non-profit organization or business during an SSC presentation. SSC members attending the presentations may wish to pursue additional involvement with the organization or presenter based on the material that was presented and in doing so, they are acting on their own and not as part of SSC.” 

This class is available to all current Maine Senior College (MSCN) Members for $5.00. The general public not wishing to join Sunrise Senior College at this time may attend this class for a $10.00 fee.

Important: If at this time you are not a current member of Sunrise Senior College (SSC) but are planning to join as a member today, make sure you answer that “Your SSC membership is current” when checking out so that we can properly bill you for this class. 

Sunrise Senior College (SSC) is a membership-based organization. Our SSC members receive special benefits as current members when they register for this course. Any member of another MSCN college is also able to enjoy this course, but may incur some additional charges. If you are a member of the general public, you can take this course but will have to pay additional fees associated with being a non-member. For any attendee that is not a current member of Sunrise Senior College, any materials required for the course are your responsibility. When checking out, please carefully read and answer the questions asked associated with this specific course so that you are charged appropriately for this class. Failure to do this may result in your being cancelled from the course. We hope you enjoy this offering.

Sunrise Senior College is pleased to once again bring you Maritime Historian and folk singer Stephen Sanfilippo on a seafaring adventure of song and the maritime history of Maine. This in person only summer offering, held over 3 three separate sessions, will see Stephen presenting information and songs that will cover the following topics:

– Maritime History - What is it, why is it important, and how can it be presented through historic songs of the maritime trades?

– Maine’s Widespread Maritime Song Tradition

– Maine, the Atlantic, and the Revolutionary War and War of 1812

– Storms & Disasters – Working & Living & Dying in Nature

Each of the three classes will cover different material and songs from “BYGONE BALLADS of MAINE, volume 1: Songs of Ships & Sailors.” Stephen loves participation and singing in in his classes but it is not mandatory. If you’re not inclined to sing, just come to listen to the wonderful songs and learn more about Maine’s sea lore and history.

Stephen is requiring the following book for this class:

     Title: BYGONE BALLADS of MAINE, volume 1: Songs of Ships & Sailors

     Author: Julia Lane & Fred Gosbee, compilers & editors

     ISBN: 978-1-935243-79-3 (paperback)

This book is available on amazon or from the author at Castlebay.net.

If you sign up for this class by June 15th, 2025, this book will be provided for any current Sunrise Senior College member (membership year 2025-26) that did not attend his classes in August of 2023 where this same book was used.

Presenter: Stephen Sanfilippo, a United States Navy veteran, has a Ph.D. in History. He has been researching and performing historic songs of the maritime trades since 1973. Stephen is a retired assistant professor, Maine Maritime Academy, teaching “Maritime History through Historic Songs of the Sea.” He has led the monthly Chantey Sing at Pembroke (Maine) Library since 2006, and has performed from Prince Edward Island to Saint Vincent in the Caribbean.

Class Information: This is an in person only class - held in-person in UM@M’s room TORR 226 with the presenter being in person at UM@M.

All facilities at the University of Maine at Machias (UM@M) are fully handicap compliant. The facilities used by Sunrise Senior College (SSC) at the college have ramps, elevators and handicap accessible bathrooms. Our offsite functions and activities have various limitations and restrictions and may not be fully handicap accessible. SSC will endeavor to identify limitations at these to you in advance.

                                                   IMPORTANT: See Below

“Sunrise Senior College does not endorse any appeal or representation made by a presenter, non-profit organization or business during an SSC presentation. SSC members attending the presentations may wish to pursue additional involvement with the organization or presenter based on the material that was presented and in doing so, they are acting on their own and not as part of SSC.”

This class is available to all current Maine Senior College (MSCN) Members. The general public not wishing to join Sunrise Senior College at this time may attend this class for a $20.00 fee.

Important: If at this time you are not a current member of Sunrise Senior College (SSC) but are planning to join as a member today, make sure you answer that “Your SSC membership is current” when checking out so that we can properly bill you for this class.

Sunrise Senior College (SSC) is a membership-based organization. Our SSC members receive special benefits as current members when they register for this course. Any member of another MSCN college is also able to enjoy this course, but may incur some additional charges. If you are a member of the general public, you can take this course but will have to pay additional fees associated with being a non-member. For any attendee that is not a current member of Sunrise Senior College, any materials required for the course are your responsibility. When checking out, please carefully read and answer the questions asked associated with this specific course so that you are charged appropriately for this class. Failure to do this may result in your being cancelled from the course. We hope you enjoy this offering.

Sunrise Senior College is very pleased to have Elaine Abbott, Sunrise County Economic Council, offer an us an in-depth series of presentations on the ever-present risk of Scams and Fraud. This topic impacts every citizen, but is especially found to be targeting Seniors in the online world we all live in. Con artists and thieves see us as the most vulnerable. Over four free sessions during July and August, she will teach us about the techniques that they use to trick people into giving up our personal information, money and our personal security. Can’t make every session? No problem! Just pick and choose the ones that you can attend and sign up today.

In this first session, Elaine will give us an overview of the warning signs of what to look for. In Red Flags of Frauds & Scams, participants will learn about the most prevalent online scams in investments, tech support, romance, impersonation, and the lottery and what all scams have in common. Participants will learn how to stop a scam before it starts and where to report a scam. This is the perfect introduction to help train and alert you on what you can do and perhaps which of the other three sessions might benefit you most. Please invite your friends or family to attend any or all of these informative sessions.   

Presenter:  Elaine Abbott is the Regional Broadband Coordinator at Sunrise County Economic Council and the Maine Connectivity Authority Regional Wabanaki Broadband Partner for Washington County. Her work focuses on broadband infrastructure and digital equity throughout the region. Elaine lives in Eastport with her husband and their two dogs.

Class Information: This is a hybrid class - held in-person in UM@M’s room SCI 102 and via Zoom with the instructor being in person at UM@M.

All facilities at the University of Maine at Machias (UM@M) are fully handicap compliant. The facilities used by Sunrise Senior College (SSC) at the college have ramps, elevators and handicap accessible bathrooms. Our offsite functions and activities have various limitations and restrictions and may not be fully handicap accessible. SSC will endeavor to identify limitations at these to you in advance.

                                                 IMPORTANT:  See Below

“Sunrise Senior College does not endorse any appeal or representation made by a presenter, non-profit organization or business during an SSC presentation. SSC members attending the presentations may wish to pursue additional involvement with the organization or presenter based on the material that was presented and in doing so, they are acting on their own and not as part of SSC.” 

This class is being offered Free and Open to the public and we encourage everyone with any interest in the material being presented to attend.

Sunrise Senior College is very pleased to have Elaine Abbott, Sunrise County Economic Council, offer an us an in-depth series of presentations on the ever-present risk of Scams and Fraud. This topic impacts every citizen, but is especially found to be targeting Seniors in the online world we all live in. Con artists and thieves see us as the most vulnerable. Over four free sessions during July and August, she will teach us about the techniques that they use to trick people into giving up our personal information, money and our personal security. Can’t make every session? No problem! Just pick and choose the ones that you can attend and sign up today.

In this second session, Elaine will cover Digital Safety for the Real World. Participants will learn about the ever mysterious “cookies” and how they are used to make your browsing sessions more interactive, about private browsing, password management, two factor authentication, and how to quickly identify a scam email or text when you see it.

Presenter: Elaine Abbott is the Regional Broadband Coordinator at Sunrise County Economic Council and the Maine Connectivity Authority Regional Wabanaki Broadband Partner for Washington County. Her work focuses on broadband infrastructure and digital equity throughout the region. Elaine lives in Eastport with her husband and their two dogs.

Class Information: This is a hybrid class - held in-person in UM@M’s room SCI 102 and via Zoom with the instructor being in person at UM@M.

All facilities at the University of Maine at Machias (UM@M) are fully handicap compliant. The facilities used by Sunrise Senior College (SSC) at the college have ramps, elevators and handicap accessible bathrooms. Our offsite functions and activities have various limitations and restrictions and may not be fully handicap accessible. SSC will endeavor to identify limitations at these to you in advance.

                                               IMPORTANT:  See Below

“Sunrise Senior College does not endorse any appeal or representation made by a presenter, non-profit organization or business during an SSC presentation. SSC members attending the presentations may wish to pursue additional involvement with the organization or presenter based on the material that was presented and in doing so, they are acting on their own and not as part of SSC.” 

This class is being offered Free and Open to the public and we encourage everyone with any interest in the material being presented to attend.

Sunrise Senior College is very pleased to have Elaine Abbott, Sunrise County Economic Council, offer an us an in-depth series of presentations on the ever-present risk of Scams and Fraud. This topic impacts every citizen, but is especially found to be targeting Seniors in the online world we all live in. Con artists and thieves see us as the most vulnerable. Over four free sessions during July and August, she will teach us about the techniques that they use to trick people into giving up our personal information, money and our personal security. Can’t make every session? No problem! Just pick and choose the ones that you can attend and sign up today.

In today’s session, Elaine will give us tips and demonstrate ways that we can Scam-proof our Accounts - both on-line and on conventional paper - providing us greater protection. Participants will learn about common financial frauds including check washing and check fraud. Also covered are critical components of keeping accounts secure including password management and freezing one’s credit. 

Presenter: Elaine Abbott is the Regional Broadband Coordinator at Sunrise County Economic Council and the Maine Connectivity Authority Regional Wabanaki Broadband Partner for Washington County. Her work focuses on broadband infrastructure and digital equity throughout the region. Elaine lives in Eastport with her husband and their two dogs.

Class Information: This is a hybrid class - held in-person in UM@M’s room SCI 102 and via Zoom with the instructor being in person at UM@M.

All facilities at the University of Maine at Machias (UM@M) are fully handicap compliant. The facilities used by Sunrise Senior College (SSC) at the college have ramps, elevators and handicap accessible bathrooms. Our offsite functions and activities have various limitations and restrictions and may not be fully handicap accessible. SSC will endeavor to identify limitations at these to you in advance.

                                                  IMPORTANT:  See Below

“Sunrise Senior College does not endorse any appeal or representation made by a presenter, non-profit organization or business during an SSC presentation. SSC members attending the presentations may wish to pursue additional involvement with the organization or presenter based on the material that was presented and in doing so, they are acting on their own and not as part of SSC.” 

This class is being offered Free and Open to the public and we encourage everyone with any interest in the material being presented to attend.

We all love mushrooms and they are used in our everyday cooking. If you are like the vast majority of mushroom eaters however, you find them in the produce aisle of your favorite supermarket. They grow in the wild but we need to be careful to select only edible ones. Why not take an hour or so and enjoy this presentation by Esther Tozier as she introduces the novice beginner to the fascinating hobby of becoming a mushroom forager.

Her talk will introduce us to the traits and features of edible wild mushrooms. We will meet the easily recognizable edible species and discuss their growing habits and habitats. If you ever thought you might like to try and pick your own mushrooms, you will find this informative talk very helpful as it will give ethical foraging tips, as well as preservation and preparation methods of our edible wild mushrooms.

Presenter: Esther Tozier has spent the last ten years studying and identifying mushrooms. She has been teaching about mushrooms since 2016. She has taken numerous classes at Eagle Hill Institute on mycology, as well as attending conferences and courses lead by leading mycologists, herbalists and other nature-based organizations. As a practicing Herbalist, she soon began to develop an interest in all of the mushrooms used as medicine, researching those species and their various uses. These studies have enabled her to incorporate and appreciate the health benefits of fungi as foods and extracts.

Class Information: This is a hybrid class - held in-person in UM@M’s room SCI 102 and via Zoom with the instructor being in person at UM@M.

All facilities at the University of Maine at Machias (UM@M) are fully handicap compliant. The facilities used by Sunrise Senior College (SSC) at the college have ramps, elevators and handicap accessible bathrooms. Our offsite functions and activities have various limitations and restrictions and may not be fully handicap accessible. SSC will endeavor to identify limitations at these to you in advance.

                                                    IMPORTANT: See Below

“Sunrise Senior College does not endorse any appeal or representation made by a presenter, non-profit organization or business during an SSC presentation. SSC members attending the presentations may wish to pursue additional involvement with the organization or presenter based on the material that was presented and in doing so, they are acting on their own and not as part of SSC.”

This class is available to all current Maine Senior College (MSCN) Members for $5.00. The general public not wishing to join Sunrise Senior College at this time may attend this class for a $10.00 fee.

Important: If at this time you are not a current member of Sunrise Senior College (SSC) but are planning to join as a member today, make sure you answer that “Your SSC membership is current” when checking out so that we can properly bill you for this class.

Sunrise Senior College (SSC) is a membership-based organization. Our SSC members receive special benefits as current members when they register for this course. Any member of another MSCN college is also able to enjoy this course, but may incur some additional charges. If you are a member of the general public, you can take this course but will have to pay additional fees associated with being a non-member. For any attendee that is not a current member of Sunrise Senior College, any materials required for the course are your responsibility. When checking out, please carefully read and answer the questions asked associated with this specific course so that you are charged appropriately for this class. Failure to do this may result in your being cancelled from the course. We hope you enjoy this offering.

Sunrise Senior College is very pleased to have Elaine Abbott, Sunrise County Economic Council, offer an us an in-depth series of presentations on the ever-present risk of Scams and Fraud. This topic impacts every citizen, but is especially found to be targeting Seniors in the online world we all live in. Con artists and thieves see us as the most vulnerable. Over four free sessions during July and August, she will teach us about the techniques that they use to trick people into giving up our personal information, money and our personal security. Can’t make every session? No problem! Just pick and choose the ones that you can attend and sign up today.

In this final session, Elaine gives us valuable tips on understanding ways to identify Phishing, Smishing, Vishing and OH MY! For this session participants should have previous knowledge of the basics of frauds and scams, discussed in her prior sessions, as the content for this class covers phishing, vishing, smishing, skimming, shimming, and e-pickpocketing. Participants will learn to take a more alert and proactive approach whether in the digital or the real world.

Presenter: Elaine Abbott is the Regional Broadband Coordinator at Sunrise County Economic Council and the Maine Connectivity Authority Regional Wabanaki Broadband Partner for Washington County. Her work focuses on broadband infrastructure and digital equity throughout the region. Elaine lives in Eastport with her husband and their two dogs.

Class Information: This is a hybrid class - held in-person in UM@M’s room SCI 102 and via Zoom with the instructor being in person at UM@M.

All facilities at the University of Maine at Machias (UM@M) are fully handicap compliant. The facilities used by Sunrise Senior College (SSC) at the college have ramps, elevators and handicap accessible bathrooms. Our offsite functions and activities have various limitations and restrictions and may not be fully handicap accessible. SSC will endeavor to identify limitations at these to you in advance.

                                                 IMPORTANT:  See Below

“Sunrise Senior College does not endorse any appeal or representation made by a presenter, non-profit organization or business during an SSC presentation. SSC members attending the presentations may wish to pursue additional involvement with the organization or presenter based on the material that was presented and in doing so, they are acting on their own and not as part of SSC.” 

This class is being offered Free and Open to the public and we encourage everyone with any interest in the material being presented to attend.

The underwater seaweed (rockweed) forests of Maine support commercial fisheries and wildlife (otters, shorebirds, puffins, eider ducks, etc.). How much do you know about rockweed forests? Rockweed, Ascophyllum nodosum, is a foundational coastal species and an ecosystem engineer. Yet it is also targeted by an industry removing millions of tons of rockweed for agricultural products such as fertilizers and cow feed additives. This sets up a conflict between landowners, who own the rockweed, and the rockweed removal industry.  In this classroom session with our instructor Dr. Robin Hadlock Seeley, we will get to know much more about rockweed as she discusses its value in the structure and functioning of the marine food web, including species such as scallops, lobster, cod, alewives, otters and sandpipers. Attendees will also get a good introduction to Maine law affecting rockweed and its commercial harvesting, as well as an outline of the commercial harvest controversy that surrounds it.  

For those who find this session fascinating and wish to learn more, Robin is offering us a second session – an early morning field trip to Pembroke’s Reversing Falls Town Park - to see firsthand the undisturbed rockweed forest there, with “trees” over 4 feet long, at low tide. You may also see some of the different species covered in the lecture session, as well as seals playing just off the shore. This walk involves a very short walk from a nearby parking lot 100 feet from the shore. The surface is a gentle slope to the water, and we will take our time, but rockweed is slippery, and the intertidal area is not considered accessible to those with mobility concerns. This special event will occur this Thursday, Sept. 11th, and the event is limited to just 15 participants. You must sign up for this separately.         

Instructor: Dr. Robin Hadlock Seeley Ph.D., is the Executive Director of the Maine Rockweed Coalition and a Certified Senior Ecologist (certified by the Ecological Society of America). She is a retired Senior Research Associate, Dept. of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Cornell University, and an 8th generation Mainer and Bowdoin College graduate. She lives in Pembroke, Maine.

Class Information: This is a hybrid class - held in-person in UM@M’s room SCI 102 and via Zoom with the instructor in person at UM@M.

All facilities at the University of Maine at Machias (UM@M) are fully handicap compliant.  The facilities used by Sunrise Senior College (SSC) at the college have ramps, elevators and handicap accessible bathrooms.  Our offsite functions and activities have various limitations and restrictions and may not be fully handicap accessible.  SSC will endeavor to identify limitations at these to you in advance.

                                                   IMPORTANT:  See Below

“Sunrise Senior College does not endorse any appeal or representation made by a presenter, non-profit organization or business during an SSC presentation.  SSC members attending the presentations may wish to pursue additional involvement with the organization or presenter based on the material that was presented and in doing so, they are acting on their own and not as part of SSC.”

This class is available to all current Maine Senior College (MSCN) Members. The general public not wishing to join Sunrise Senior College at this time may attend this class for a $15.00 fee.

Important: If at this time you are not a current member of Sunrise Senior College (SSC) but are planning to join as a member today, make sure you answer that “Your SSC membership is current” when checking out so that we can properly bill you for this class.

Sunrise Senior College (SSC) is a membership-based organization. Our SSC members receive special benefits as current members when they register for this course. Any member of another MSCN college is also able to enjoy this course, but may incur some additional charges. If you are a member of the general public, you can take this course but will have to pay additional fees associated with being a non-member. For any attendee that is not a current member of Sunrise Senior College, any materials required for the course are your responsibility. When checking out, please carefully read and answer the questions asked associated with this specific course so that you are charged appropriately for this class. Failure to do this may result in your being cancelled from the course. We hope you enjoy this offering.

Location: Reversing Falls Park, Mahar Point (DIRECTIONS link)

In today’s session, we will meet with Dr. Robin Hadlock Seeley at Pembroke’s Reversing Falls Town Park, where we will walk on the shore at low tide and walk through the low tide rockweed “forest”, learning about the species that live within its branches and canopy, its growth and growth forms, and ways the forest is affected by different harvest methods in Maine. This session will further explain why and how the Rockweed is so important to the ecological well-being of Maine’s marine commercial fisheries and wildlife. It starts in the western parking area near the historic Mahar cemetery.  You will see some of the different species covered in the lecture session, as well as seals playing in the Falls just off the shore. This session involves a very short walk from a nearby parking lot 100 feet from the shore. The walking surface is a gentle slope to the water, and we will take our time, but rockweed is slippery, and the intertidal area is not considered accessible to those with mobility concerns. After the session ends, participants will have the option to have a morning snack or breakfast on picnic tables and explore for themselves the adjacent shoreline trails (moderate hiking difficulty: trails are not level or smooth) of the Downeast Coastal Conservancy’s Reversing Falls Preserve, where Dr. Seeley serves as a volunteer steward. This field trip is limited to 15 people. Water appropriate, sturdy foot wear and all participants must sign a liability wavier that day. 

It is not necessary for you to have taken Dr. Seeley’s Sept. 9th lecture class on Rockweed to participate in this walk; however, places are limited and those who signed up for the lecture class will have first priority for the field trip.  For those students who are taking the Sept. 9 class, please answer “Yes” at checkout when you are asked if you are taking the class and this field trip will be reduced by $5.00.

Trailhead Directions: Take Route 1 to West Pembroke. Turn south onto the extension of Route 214 next to the Pembroke Post Office. Turn right at the next stop sign and then an immediate left up a very small hill onto the Leighton Point Road (also called Leighton Neck Road). Continue 3.3 miles; then turn right onto Clarkside or Cemetery Road for 1.2 miles. At the end of Clarkside Road (you will see the Bay!), turn left onto Reversing Falls Road (not marked by a street sign). Go 1.5 miles to the Town of Pembroke Reversing Falls Park, and when you arrive, bear right and go down the hill towards the water and a parking area. Or use this link to create your own directions: DIRECTIONS VIA GOOGLE MAP. https://www.google.com/maps/dir//44.8820789,-67.1322421/@44.8820715,-67.1406114,659m/data=!3m1!1e3?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MDQyOC4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D

Instructor: Dr. Robin Hadlock Seeley Ph.D., is the Executive Director of the Maine Rockweed Coalition and a Certified Senior Ecologist (certified by the Ecological Society of America). She is a retired Senior Research Associate, Dept. of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Cornell University, and an 8th generation Mainer and Bowdoin College graduate. She lives in Pembroke, Maine.

Class Information: This is an in-person only class - held at Pembroke’s Reversing Falls Town Park with the instructor in person.

All facilities at the University of Maine at Machias (UM@M) are fully handicap compliant.  The facilities used by Sunrise Senior College (SSC) at the college have ramps, elevators and handicap accessible bathrooms.  Our offsite functions and activities have various limitations and restrictions and may not be fully handicap accessible.  SSC will endeavor to identify limitations at these to you in advance.

                                                   IMPORTANT:  See Below

“Sunrise Senior College does not endorse any appeal or representation made by a presenter, non-profit organization or business during an SSC presentation.  SSC members attending the presentations may wish to pursue additional involvement with the organization or presenter based on the material that was presented and in doing so, they are acting on their own and not as part of SSC.”

This class is available to all current Maine Senior College (MSCN) Members. The general public not wishing to join Sunrise Senior College at this time may attend this class for a $15.00 fee.

Important: If at this time you are not a current member of Sunrise Senior College (SSC) but are planning to join as a member today, make sure you answer that “Your SSC membership is current” when checking out so that we can properly bill you for this class.

Sunrise Senior College (SSC) is a membership-based organization. Our SSC members receive special benefits as current members when they register for this course. Any member of another MSCN college is also able to enjoy this course, but may incur some additional charges. If you are a member of the general public, you can take this course but will have to pay additional fees associated with being a non-member. For any attendee that is not a current member of Sunrise Senior College, any materials required for the course are your responsibility. When checking out, please carefully read and answer the questions asked associated with this specific course so that you are charged appropriately for this class. Failure to do this may result in your being cancelled from the course. We hope you enjoy this offering.