Other Personal Enrichment
A Homeowner's Guide to Selecting Paint Colors
This fun and interactive class provides an introduction to selecting interior and/or
exterior paint colors for your home. You’ll learn how to read the undertones of paintcolors,
address challenges in selecting the right shades and get ideas for incorporating color
to enhance the overall design, look and feel of your home. Bring your questions, as
well as photos of your interior and exterior designs, and you’ll leave with confidence
in how to approach the selection of paint colors for your next project. Instructor
Sue O’Connell, a Boston based Architectural Color Consultant, has worked on numerous
residential projects, selecting color schemes for a variety of architecture. $50
Wednesday evening, November 1
7:00pm to 8:30pm
BedfordCampus
Buidling: Henderson Hall, room 115
CourseNumber: PER583 30 CRN: 18410 Professor: O’CONNELL
Interior Design 101
Learn how to design like a pro. This course will teach you how to choose paint color
for the home. Redesign a space with existing furniture and using pieces you already
own. How to incorporate charming and heirloom items into a new room design without
the space looking dated. Repurposing furniture and learning how to measure a room
for proper furniture size including the topic of proper size area rugs to use in a
space. Lighting is another design element that will be addressed, size, and placement.
How to measure for window treatments, fabrics, scale and custom vs. ready- made.
Design theory, furniture placement and how to design a room from scratch. (6 hours)
$379
Taught by Debbe Daley of Debbe Daley Designs
Course Number: PER 999-75 CRN 18208
Tuesday evenings, September 19 to October 31
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Online with class meeting times
No class on October 17
Introduction to Backyard Beekeeping
This introductory course will give an overview and will prepare you for the excitement
and challenges of backyard beekeeping in New England. We will cover bee culture and
society, tools and equipment, establishing your first hives, hive management, the
harvesting process and potential cash flow streams from bees. (10 hours) $109
Wednesday, September 20 to October 18
6:00pm - 8:00pm
BedfordCampus
Building: Henderson Hall, room 112
CourseNumber:PER946 30 CRN: 18323 Professor: WEISMAN
Theatre and Community
This course will provide an overview of Augusto Boal’s use of theatre as a tool for
transformation. It intends to be a lab in which students will be engaged in experiencing
theatre as a vehicle for personal and social change. It will include interactive games
and exercises, storytelling and image theatre. This course is intended for anyone
interested in exploring themselves and the community in which we live. It is particularly
appropriate for students, activists, community organizers, group facilitators, teachers,
social workers, community leaders, psychotherapists, and theatre artists, among others.
No theatre background required. (18 hours) $205
Saturday, October 7 to December 9
10:00am - 12:00pm
BedfordCampus
Building: Henderson Hall, room 111
Course Number: PER 632 75 CRN: 18429 Professor: FISHER
No class 11/25