Course: Hot Fun in the Summertime: Party with the Music You Love (OSH-DANCE-PARTY)

Join Osher Member Chris Waagen as he spins the tunes of our generation. In addition to familiar music by a great DJ, there will be plentiful libations and delicious food! Join your fellow Osher members and dance the night away! Note: The music will be loud, but you'll love singing along! Note: The new refund policy applies.

Session: OSH326.DANCE-PARTY (17 seats (17%) remaining)

Schedule:

Tues, Aug 11

Times:

05:30pm - 08:00pm

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The Osher Institute does not refund the fees for field trips, cooking/wine classes, museum tours, national Osher Online courses, special Osher events (receptions, concerts, mixers, athletics functions, trivia nights, etc.), and other courses that carry class fees for all students. Typically, these events involve advance contractual commitments and payments.

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Chris Waagen

Biography: Christopher Waagen has a PhD in communications from the Pennsylvania State University, emphasizing analysis and modeling of interpersonal communication. He also earned an MA in communications from Penn State with an emphasis on rhetoric and persuasion, and a BA from the State University of New York at Albany in rhetoric and speech communication. His initial pre-med studies at Union College were interrupted by service in the U.S. Army in the military police. At the University of Alabama in Huntsville, Dr. Waagen taught courses in public speaking, interpersonal communications, political persuasion and research methodology, as well as courses for managers in the MAS and continuing education programs. Chris entered the corporate world as a marketing communications specialist and video producer, eventually working as a Federal Systems media relations manager and college program administrator. For five years prior to coming to Richmond, he was a volunteer docent at a hands-on, interactive program in the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. Lifelong interests also include art, photography, audio engineering and music. My main purpose for studying audio equipment design and performance has been to enhance the experience of recorded music. The quality of specific recordings depends on the equipment used, and so does the playback experience. So I've learned as much as I could about speaker design and have been building them for more than 50 years, also searching out the most effective associated gear for a given budget.

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TBD - UR Campus

Richmond, VA 23173