Course Description: Increase your financial consciousness by exploring the role of money in your life by looking at past money scripts, discovering your money personality, and stages of money maturity. Learn how to make your money match your values so you can rewire your brain for wealth and increase your happiness. This is a 6-week class.

Class Leader Bio(s): Sharon Bumgarner, CFP®, has over 30 years of Financial Services as a financial planner, stockbroker, corporate trainer, wealth manager and DOD contractor who worked at Eglin AFB from 2015 to 2023.

Notes: This is a 6-week class meeting January 12, 26, February 2, 9, 16, and 23.

Course Description: LYBL - Relationships gives you the opportunity to learn and use an understanding of how our minds and our bodies work together to sense, interpret, respond to, and work with all life’s experiences. This understanding, especially, gives you control over and affects your relationships of all kinds. You are invited to share and get help with specific issues. Confidentiality is required.

Class Leader Bio(s): Debbie has been a teacher, therapist, and healer her whole adult life. She has a Bachelor’s in Education, a Master’s in Clinical and Medical Social Work, and training in the physical and energetic healing arts. She has been in practice for 35 years.

Notes: A $10 fee is requested.

Course Description: Do you know who — or what — you are? You’d think so in a time when people are busy polishing their “profiles” online and offline. And yet, do we? What makes you more or less the same person over the years: an inner self, your body, your memories, the unfolding story the rest of us are watching you live out, or what? And what about your mind and body — are you a physical organism that somehow produces consciousness, or a conscious mind that just happens to be linked to a body for a while? And whatever you are, how much of that is up to you, and how much simply happens to you? Philosophers have been wrestling with these questions for centuries — all in the spirit of Socrates’ belief that “the unexamined life is not worth living.” In this course, we’ll explore some of the most powerful and intriguing answers they have come up with — and then use real-world cases to talk about how their ideas hold up in our own search for self-understanding today.

Class Leader Bio(s): Dr. Charles Myers is a retired USAF judge advocate and philosophy professor who taught at the USAF Academy and Northwest Florida State College.

Course Description: Do you know who — or what — you are? You’d think so in a time when people are busy polishing their “profiles” online and offline. And yet, do we? What makes you more or less the same person over the years: an inner self, your body, your memories, the unfolding story the rest of us are watching you live out, or what? And what about your mind and body — are you a physical organism that somehow produces consciousness, or a conscious mind that just happens to be linked to a body for a while? And whatever you are, how much of that is up to you, and how much simply happens to you? Philosophers have been wrestling with these questions for centuries — all in the spirit of Socrates’ belief that “the unexamined life is not worth living.” In this course, we’ll explore some of the most powerful and intriguing answers they have come up with — and then use real-world cases to talk about how their ideas hold up in our own search for self-understanding today.

Class Leader Bio(s): Dr. Charles Myers is a retired USAF judge advocate and philosophy professor who taught at the USAF Academy and Northwest Florida State College.

Notes: This is the same class as the 1:00-2:30PM session. Please do not take this class if you are already enrolled in the 1:00-2:30PM session.

Course Description: Explore ways to find financial aid for students, through scholarships, grants, high school counselor, businesses, churches, parents, employers, grants and work study.

Class Leader Bio(s): Barbaran Gay has thirty years’ experience as a high school counselor in Charleston SC, Emerald Isle, NC and New Haven, CN.

Notes: Note taking & questions are encouraged. Bring a pencil/pen and a notebook to take notes.