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Throughout history, literature has been censored and bowdlerized for a variety of reasons: subject matter, style, intent. Most recently, books dealing with LGBTQ topics have come under fire, especially in YA works. Often these books are central to a reader’s understanding of others’ hardships and feelings of isolation. Although these are often valuable...Zoom - Syracuse OasisMon,
February 26 to April 8 | No Class: 2024-03-11,2024-04-0101:00 PM-02:00 PM Central TimeWendy Davenport, MA British and American Literature, retired drama coach, high school and college English teacher and Oasis leadership team memberZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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Sea glass is a naturally recycled beautiful and sometimes rare artifact found in nature, with each piece having its own history. The study of sea glass is a captivating window into the past, which first begins with the science of how glass is made. The sea glass journey is one of intrigue, enchantment, and sometimes even archaeology. Join Susan as she...Zoom - Syracuse OasisTue,
February 27 to February 27 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central TimeSusan Sharp, MS, retired Earth Science and Astrobiology teacher, adjunct instructor of Astrobiology, SUNY ESF, Woodrow Wilson Fellow at Princeton UniversityZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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In August 2019, Diana and Eric traveled to Switzerland with her brother and his new wife a few weeks after their wedding. Our 8-day Globus tour took us from Zurich and Liechtenstein to St. Moritz, Lugano and Zermatt, then to Lake Geneva, Berne, and Lucerne, a diverse itinerary with plenty of spectacular scenery, interesting history, and urban delights....Zoom - Syracuse OasisWed,
February 28 to February 28 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central TimeDiana Biro and Eric Rogers, Oasis Education Committee members and long-time volunteersZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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Is Narcissism becoming normalized in our culture? Explore the psychological roots and behaviors of those dominated by this personality disorder. How does Narcissism relate to Envy? A heightened awareness of such psychic phenomena is a person's only protection against...Zoom - Syracuse OasisThu,
February 29 to February 29 | 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Central TimeKaye LindauerZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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Presidents from Truman to Reagan faced challenges unimagined by earlier holders of the office. Threats from abroad, real and perceived, shaped expanding foreign influence. Pressure for dramatic social change at home demanded Presidential intervention. New technologies, especially television, both exposed the Presidency to greater scrutiny and expanded the...Zoom - Syracuse OasisMon,
March 4 to March 25 | 01:30 PM-03:30 PM Central TimeTom Henry, MS, retired social studies/history teacher and historianZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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This course is designed for a non-technical audience who wish to discuss and learn about the possibility of other worlds being discovered. What traits produce a planet that is favorable for habitation thus capable of supporting some form of unique life? This is not "science fiction" but based upon competent scientific research and investigations conducted...Zoom - Syracuse OasisWed,
March 6 to March 6 | 12:00 PM-02:00 PM Central TimeLen Sharp, MS, CAS, retired Earth Science Teacher, Liverpool High School, Adjunct Professor of Education, LeMoyne College and recipient of National Science Teachers Association Distinguished Teacher AwardZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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In this class you'll learn the basics of tarot cards. You will learn the story of "the Fool's Journey," the meaning of the four suits, and some of the meanings of some of Lisa's favorite cards. Whether you are a beginner or an expert; this fun, positive class is for...Zoom - Syracuse OasisThu,
March 7 to March 7 | 12:00 PM-02:00 PM Central TimeLisa McCall, certified reiki practitioner, certified angel card reader, and trained certified spiritual IntuitiveZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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Precocious, gifted, and successful from a very young age, Rosa Bonheur exhibited at the 19th C. Paris Salon for the first time at the age of 19 and received several medals for her work. Bonheur was trained by her father, a landscape painter, but it was her love for animals, especially horses, that provided inspiration for her art. ‘The Horse Fair’...Zoom - Syracuse OasisThu,
March 14 to March 14 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central TimeLaura Nicholls, retired art educatorZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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Carl Jung discovered that a metaphoric look at the process of the transformation of metals, as it was understood by the alchemist, illuminated his own work on psychological development and the individuation process. A historic overview of alchemy will lead into an exploration of core concepts of Jungian...Zoom - Syracuse OasisWed,
March 20 to March 27 | 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Central TimeKaye LindauerZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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The ancient Romans were one of the most advanced civilizations in history. At its peak, the Roman Empire stretched across Europe, North Africa, and Asia, and was home to more than 45 million people. What was their life really like? What were their beliefs and what was their culture like? How advanced were the ancient societies of Rome and Pompeii? Join...Zoom - Syracuse OasisThu,
March 28 to March 28 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central TimeSusan Sharp, MS, retired Earth Science and Astrobiology teacher, adjunct instructor of Astrobiology, SUNY ESF, Woodrow Wilson Fellow at Princeton UniversityZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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One of the most influential photographers of the 20th C, Edward Steichen was a groundbreaking innovator in the fields of art, aerial, fashion, and commercial photography. As a photographic associate of Alfred Stieglitz, Steichen helped Stieglitz establish the Little Galleries of the Photo-Secession (NYC) in 1905. The gallery was at the forefront of...Zoom - Syracuse OasisThu,
April 11 to April 11 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central TimeLaura Nicholls, retired art educatorZoom - Syracuse Oasis
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Throughout history, literature has been censored and bowdlerized for a variety of reasons: subject matter, style, intent. Most recently, books dealing with LGBTQ topics have come under fire, especially in YA works. Often these books are central to a reader’s understanding of others’ hardships and feelings of isolation. Although these are often valuable...Zoom - Syracuse OasisMon, February 26 to April 8 | No Class: 2024-03-11,2024-04-0101:00 PM-02:00 PM Central TimeWendy Davenport, MA British and American Literature, retired drama coach, high school and college English teacher and Oasis leadership team member
Sea glass is a naturally recycled beautiful and sometimes rare artifact found in nature, with each piece having its own history. The study of sea glass is a captivating window into the past, which first begins with the science of how glass is made. The sea glass journey is one of intrigue, enchantment, and sometimes even archaeology. Join Susan as she...Zoom - Syracuse OasisTue, February 27 to February 27 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central TimeSusan Sharp, MS, retired Earth Science and Astrobiology teacher, adjunct instructor of Astrobiology, SUNY ESF, Woodrow Wilson Fellow at Princeton University
In August 2019, Diana and Eric traveled to Switzerland with her brother and his new wife a few weeks after their wedding. Our 8-day Globus tour took us from Zurich and Liechtenstein to St. Moritz, Lugano and Zermatt, then to Lake Geneva, Berne, and Lucerne, a diverse itinerary with plenty of spectacular scenery, interesting history, and urban delights....Zoom - Syracuse OasisWed, February 28 to February 28 | 12:00 PM-01:30 PM Central TimeDiana Biro and Eric Rogers, Oasis Education Committee members and long-time volunteers