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University Session #102 - September 21, 2019 - Barony of Hawkwood

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	#	Title	Instructor(s)	Room	Fee	Attendees	Length	Time
September 21, 2019
	101	Calligraphy 101 If you like pretty writing but have never picked up a dip pen in your life, this is the place to begin. We'll go through all of the basic materials (and preview some advanced ones too) as well as books for Medieval calligraphy, and even try out some calligraphy ourselves.	Ælfric Ecgeling	A101		6/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	102	Beginner’s English Country Dance Can you do the Rufty Tufty? Come learn the basics of English Country dance as we make our way through a few of the more popular English Country dances you’ll see at balls around Atlantia. This class is geared toward the beginning dancer, but all skill levels are welcome. No special shoes, partner, or dance experience necessary. Dances include Heart’s Ease, Gathering Peascods, Rufty Tufty, and Sellenger’s Round as time permits.	Æsa Kottr	A102		5/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	103	Roses 101: Roses Then and Now A survey of the history of roses from ancient times through the present, a discussion of which varieties of roses were grown in period and how modern roses differ from period roses.	Manus MacDay	A103		3/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	108	Chatelain Alchemy: Feeding the Fire and resparking embers Creating vibrant and sincere welcome, answering questions before they are asked, helping members refind their bliss--this is some of the magic expected from the chatelain's mandate to recruit and to retain members. In this roundtable exploration, we will look at ways to balance lively orientation and effective onboarding. We will look at some of the tools teacher's employ to retain attention and provide memorable information. We will also work together to overcome our current obstacles with your choice of an online follow-up session Oct 22 or Oct 23 through Zoom.us So write down your concern or challenge and bring it. We are all here to help each other!	Altani Bayar Vashir	A203		4/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	110	SCA 101 An introduction to the SCA, its history, structures and traditions. Learn the different activities, disciplines and levels of achievement and awards available in our kingdom. Master the proper way to address kings, queens, knights, etc. Gain an understanding of the correct way to enter and leave court.	Veronica Pasamonte	B101		6/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	111	Online Resources for the Independent Researcher Tips, tricks, and resources to find free academic articles and books for your topic of interest on the Internet when you don't have access to an academic library	Alisandre de la Chapelle	B102		1/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	112	How to Hang a Mouse - An Introduction to the Mabinogion This class will serve as an introduction to the four branches of the _Mabinogion_, commonly referred to as the Mabinogi and will cover the history of the text, potential authorship, and the stories themselves. The preferred text is the translation by Sioned Davies (ISBN: 9780199218783).	Gwenhwyfar Weale	B103		3/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	113	Basic Blackwork Embroidery counted thread embroidery workshop	Geoffrey d'Ayr of Montalban	B104		2/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	114	So, you want to be a herald? This will be an introduction to what it means to be a herald in Atlantia. Are you interested in names? Armory? Court? This is your opportunity to meet Triton and find out what is expected of heralds in their role as group officers or heralds-at-large.	Eldred Ælfwald	B105		2/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	116	The Lost Colony and the First English-Speaking Americans Let me share with you my research on the New World, the Lost Colony, and the First English-Speaking Americans. Course includes a brief history of endeavors by Europeans in the North American landmass, and focuses on the Roanoke Colony attempts from 1584-1590. Class includes examples of equipment used in the settlement of the New World.	Seth of Hawkwood	B201		3/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	118	So You Want to be a Scribe A concise, informative class that gives the basic information and tools necessary to start being a scribe in the SCA	Lucrezia Sarta di Napoli	B205		0/12	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	120	Intro to the Performing Arts An introduction to the variety of performing arts and related terms, opportunities, and resources. Intended only for newcomers or those new to the performing arts. Youth welcome.	Jeane Kilmeny	Band		2/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	123	Carve your tongue-song on the truth-keeper: an exploration of Norse Kennings Son of Stephen, called Gideon: pearl-keeper and heart-listener to bold fish-poet and Gracious War-love-song singer will be be glad of heart to train you in the path of soul's song and war's lament. Lend skull-drum to bard's wise counsel and become a Skald of Atlantia in merely the pass of one western time-count.	Gideon ap Stephen	C103		5/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	124	Developing Leadership in the SCA This class will introduce you to several leadership concepts to help you become a better leader, drawn from many sources, including works intended to develop better coaches. Concepts in the class include identifying leadership styles, developing a leadership philosophy, important vs urgent, understanding desires vs needs, how motivation, recognition, and praise are connected, and more.	Oswyn of Baðon	C105		7/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	130	Seneschal 101 The basics, roles, responsibilities, and working with other group officers.	Vladimir Vladimirovich Vladimirov	D204		5/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	131	MOL for Youth and Minors Minister of the Lists class going over the new youth paperwork and discussion of minor paperwork	Adeliza of Bristol	D206		2/∞	1 hr	10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
	119	Temari Basics This class will teach students to create lovely Japanese thread balls from base to stitching. In this hands on class we will wrap the base Mari (ball), learn the techniques for dividing the Mari and the basic stitches used to create the design work. Instructor will provide materials and Handout for small fee.	Mizuno Sakami	B207	$5.00	1/10	2 hrs	10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	121	Exchequer 101 Exchequer Forms and Functions- You will review the requirements of maintaining the position of Exchequer in your Shire, Canton or Barony based on SCA Governing Documents: Corpora, Society Financial Policy, Kingdom Book of Law. This training is based on the 2017 Chancellor of the Exchequer Handbook with learning to understand Group responsibilities- Keeping Records - Cash Handling procedures - No/No's - and the reports and forms required to keep all aspects of your office in compliance.	Adair of Makyswell	C101		3/∞	2 hrs	10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	122	Shading for artists and illuminators 101 Want to make your art "pop" off the page? In this class, we will look at shading in period manuscripts. We will learn about some shading techniques and practice shading of simple shapes in pencil. Paper and pencils will be provided for those who need them. All art skill levels are welcome.	Helena Isabelle de Soleure	C102		2/10	2 hrs	10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	133	Rapier round table discussion A group discussion on rapier mellee. Focuse on tactics, commands and training drills. All skill levels and experience welcome. Goal is for attendees to leave with an understanding of mellee and ideas for training at the local level.	Aldemere Mac Rafe	D210		3/∞	2 hrs	10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

	201	Show me your scrolls I love seeing the amazing scrolls you have created. Please bring your portfolio and lets chat about what you are doing, why you love it so much and any tips I can give you to help you on your journey. This is open to all scribes of all levels because even us oldies want to learn and I know I will be learning from you as well.	Michel Almond de Champagne	A101		2/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	202	15th c. Italian Dance for 3 people Don't be the odd person out - dance these Italian dances specifically for 3 people. Petite vrien Belfiore Rosina	Randall Clark	A102		3/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	203	Roses 102: Growing Period Roses We will discuss how to plant and grow varieties of roses that were grown in period. I will cover where to find period varieties, how to plant and care for them, what to do about pests (both insect and diseases), and, if there is time, propagating rose plants.	Manus MacDay	A103		6/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	208	#Atlantia Social media is a great opportunity for Social Networking if you know the secrets. This 60-minute exploration of hashtags & their use will help you gain newsfeed presence and fend off application shadowbanning. (This class explores the marketing possibilities for recruitment, events and other SCA activities but does not address policy.)	Altani Bayar Vashir	A203		4/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	210	SCA 102: Preparing for an Event This class will cover going to an Atlantian SCA event from registration to pack-out. Learn why pre-registration is important, how to find information about fighting and A&S competitions in advance, addressing special needs, what to wear, what to pack, how does camping work, planning meals, camp courtesy, how to spend time at the event and clean-up expectations.	Veronica Pasamonte	B101		2/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	211	Islamic influence in Italian textiles and clothing 1400-1600 A discussion of how some of the iconic textiles and clothing that we think of as "Italian Renaissance" were actually influenced by the Islamic world.	Alisandre de la Chapelle	B102		6/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	212	Introduction to Norse Mythology: The Eddas This class will serve as a primer on Norse Mythology relying on the stories of the Poetic and Prose Eddas. Special attention will be paid to their history as well as the stories themselves. Discussion will also include Neil Gaiman's work, _Norse Mythology_ and how it compares/contrasts with the source material.	Gwenhwyfar Weale	B103		6/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	213	Beginning Embroidery, or "Which End IS The Pointy One??" Basics of embroidery stitching, in the simplest terms. This will be a make and take class where we will focus on learning a few of the most basic stitches that you will use for your entire life as an embroidery artist. Several pre-drawn designs will be avaliable to select from, or bring your own!	Ariesian Eldclaw	B104	$5.00	9/10	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	214	Customer Service for Heralds Whether as Field, Court, or Submission Herald, we provide service to our customers. What is this, Who are they, and How are we expected to behave doing it? This is a one-hour discussion led by a former Brigantia Principle Herald of the East on providing the best service and help to those who use our services.	Geoffrey d'Ayr of Montalban	B105		3/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	216	Around 1000 AD - a look at England through Aelfric Using Aelfric's Colloquay and other sources, what can we learn about what live was like in Late Anglo-Saxon England?	Oswyn of Baðon	B201		6/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	217	How to Throw a Feast 101 Turning the University Fundraising Luncheon into a beginner class on how to make a feast happen! From planning to serving.	Temür-ün ökin Cino	A201		6/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	218	Hand Spindle Petting Zoo Have you longingly watched people play with fiber and spindles, but felt too intimidated to try hand spinning? Come play with a wide variety of fiber spinning tools during this session. Bring your own spindles to show off, or let's troubleshoot ones you don't love yet. This session will include some demonstration, and discussion of various period fibers and period sheep breeds. The class goal is to have fun and give hand spinning a "whorl"!	Lidia de Ragusa	B205		4/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	220	My Guitar's Persona is a Guitar This class will provide an overview of the guitar in the SCA period, and discuss how to approach the extant literature for the lute, vihuela and period guitar on modern instruments. Music, notation and composers for the period guitar/lute/vihuela will also be discussed.	Johann von Solothurn	Band		1/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	223	By Hoof and By Horn: Scapegoats and other Wronged Folk Lord Gideon ap Stephen, Companion of the Pearl and Apprentice to Master Dunstan LeHerryngmongre and Mistress Rosalind Jehanne leads an expedition through various mythologies examining lesser known gods, goddesses, demi-gods and mortals who got a raw deal and were often left behind to molder in the shadows of history. This class will tie to Gideon's collection of poetry of the same name which tells each story in a period form of that particular culture.	Gideon ap Stephen	C103		7/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	224	Deeds of Arms: Armored Competitions Beyond Tourney and Melee Enhance your armored experience by designing your own challenge to a another fighter with a Deed of Arms. We will discuss how deeds of arms differ from Pas de Arms and other combat scenarios. We also will discuss how to do a deed of arms under SCA conventions.	Cyriac Grymsdale	C105		0/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	230	Seneschal 201 Conflict resolution, working through challenges.	Vladimir Vladimirovich Vladimirov	D204		5/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	231	MOLs and Technology Instruction of the online authorization system of how to review, add and update fighter cards, and the warrant system to sumbit online MOL reports. This class will count towards MOL annual refresher course requirements.	Adeliza of Bristol	D206		3/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	238	Firestarting with Flint and Steel YOU CAN DO IT! Start a fire with flint and steel- this course includes all materials and tools necessary. Each student WILL start a fire using flint and steel, and learn techniques and history of this essential re-enactor's skill. Charcloth production will be included as well. Each student will also KEEP THE KIT THEY LEARNED WITH so they are confident in their new skill.	Seth of Hawkwood	Outdoor Classroom 2	$20.00	2/12	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	250	Renaissance Knife Fight: Bolognese Dagger of Achille Marozzo Historical dagger is largely associated with either rondel ice-pick fights and grappling or being a parrying companion with a rapier. In Marozzo, however, we see a dagger system containing cuts, slices, and close-in trapping which appears to set itself apart in approach from most other historical dagger sources. In this class we will study the offline footwork of the Bolognese system along with some basic guard, cut, and thrust nomenclature. We will then work through the chapters of Marozzo's dagger vs dagger combat. At the end students should know the basics of Marozzo's dagger system and should begin to understand the role of both the attacks with the dagger and some basic prese (grappling) of the Bolognese system Gear Requirements: A dagger simulator, preferably at least 10" in blade length. Some of the plays work better with a cross but a rondel simulator will suffice. Mask, gloves.	Alexios Chrysoloras	Gym		1/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
	252	Care for Canvas Tents Understanding and demonstrating the thrills of canvas tent ownership. At the end of the lesson, students can demonstrate the proper set-up, breakdown, and handling of canvas tents. For those who are interested in purchasing/owning a canvas tent. Or those who want to see another way to handle and care for period tents. Discussion, demonstration, and practical applications. This class is a hands-on class that will be setting up and breaking down actual canvas tentage. Come prepared to be outside, swing hammers and handling ropes.	Klaus Jäger	Outdoor Classroom 1		3/∞	1 hr	11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

	301	Scribal Basics Learn to be a beginner Scribe in one easy lesson! We will talk about Scribal arts in general, learn a few drawing tricks, and a bit about all the techniques it takes to do beautiful illumination. Bring any special supplies you might want to try, paper and pencils will be provided.	Temür-ün ökin Cino	A101		6/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	302	Dance like the Valois-Improv dances for French Renn Guitar Dance like the Valois: Improvised Dances for the music of the French Renaissance Guitar No experience necessary! Many of these are simple dances we rarely do because they were either improvised or the exact steps are unknown. Come dance, play, listen, or all three! This class will focus on the dance music of the late period French Renaissance Guitar composers Adrian Le Roy and Guillaume Morlaye and their corresponding forms of dance in the 1589 French manual, Orchesographie. We'll cover the pavan, galliards, various bransles, branles gay, and--if we have time--tourdion. Johann will introduce and perform the music. Wenllyan will lead the dances. Come join us as we visit a time when the guitar rivaled (or surpassed) the lute in popularity in Renaissance France, and we dance to music composed for the instrument by the most famous guitarists of the day.	Johann von Solothurn Wenllyan Goch	A102		4/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	303	Kumihimo for beginners Learn the basics of kumihimo, the ancient art of Japanese braiding, on a traditional maru dai. Students are welcome to bring their own maru dai and tama if they have them; otherwise, there will be a few different stands and tama available for use in class. $3 if you want to purchase the handout	Siobhán NicDhuinnshléibhe	A103		1/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	308	Retainer 101 An introduction to being a royal retainer for those currently serving as a retainer, may possibly be a retainer in the future, or wonder what the people standing behind the big chairs are doing. We will discuss the responsibilities, etiquette, and expectations as well as the benefits of serving your royals or baronage in this position.	Adriana la Bretonne	A203		3/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	310	SCA Geography You have heard that the SCA is in Antarctica, but what kingdom is that? Just where are the Estrella War, the Barony of Southron Gaard, or Kingdom of Ealdormere on a map? If an event is in the Canton of Aire Faucon, how far is the drive? This class will answer those questions and more! Starting at the map of the world, we will look at where the different kingdoms are then zoomed in on North America, the east coast, and finally Atlantia itself, locating the different branches around the country, and around the kingdom, on a modern map.	Manus MacDay	B101		3/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	311	Research beyond Pinterest and Google Google, Pinterest, and Wikipedia are decent starting places when conducting research - but there's so much more out there! How do I find information on my persona? What are the best sources for conducting research? How do you research a topic? Why is it important to do research on a project? These questions and more are answered in this class.	Fyen van Amsterdam	B102		4/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	312	Heraldry 101 Basics of how to design, draw and describe a device for your persona. Review of resources, rules and vocabulary associated with heraldry. $1.00 fee for handout.	Inez bat Ezra	B103	$1.00	2/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	313	Introduction to German Brick Stitch A general overview of the history and the...somewhat muddled... origins of German Brick Stitch, along with extant examples and a breakdown of how to craft the stitch. While there will be a demonstration, this is a lecture-style class. Class handout fee is $2.00.	Toth Eva Franciska	B104	$2.00	2/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	314	Commenting on Names: Some Useful Points to Consider Philosophical and practical aspects of commenting on personal and non-personal names, whether in the College of Heralds of Atlantia or the College of Arms. Discussion will focus on ways in which even novice heralds can improve not only their own commentary but the overall level of onomastic research in the Society.	Alisoun MacCoul of Elphane	B105		0/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	318	How to make your own pair of Side Lace Turn Shoes This class will be an overview of how to make a pair of Side-Lace Turn Shoes using my kit (Pattern, soles, instructions). During the 1 hour class I will discuss the history of the shoes, how I created the patterns, how you can use them to make your own shoes and I will make sure you leave with the perfect kit for you. If you want to sew the shoes at University under my guidance, you will need to register for the "Hands on" class which will immediately follow this class.	Michel Almond de Champagne	B205	$25.00	17/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	319	Pattern Reading for Inkle Loom Having trouble figuring out that pattern that you found? New to the inkle loom and found a pattern you want to try? I can help with that! Starting with the easiest patterns to the hardest, pictures included.	Kira Lechuza	B207		4/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	320	Bardic 102: Choosing Material What would your persona have performed? What do you want to perform? How? Why? This class will be tailored to the needs of attendees. Song lyrics & instrumental sheet music will be available for you to take. Resource books will be available for reference, including poets & storytellers. Youth welcome with responsible adult.	Jeane Kilmeny	Band		4/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	322	Blackwork Embroidery for Beginners - Biscornu Make-and-Take Back by popular demand, we will be making biscornu style pincushion fobs designed with a lovely blackwork design. This class is suitable for both the complete embroidery novice, as well as advanced embroiderers that want to dig in and learn new skills.	Ariesian Eldclaw	C102	$10.00	FULL	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	323	Overview of Troubadour Lyric Poetry: Themes, Genres, Forms This class will serve as an introduction to and general overview of troubadour poems/songs (~12th-13th c., southern France/Occitania) with a focus on genre conventions--in terms of both thematic content and form/structure. No prior knowledge needed.	Olivier de Bayonne	C103		5/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	324	12 tips for Baronage that no one ever mentions (but it may get you in trouble anyhow) The road for Territorial Baronage can be fraught with perils. This class is just a few insider tips from a former Baroness, that may make navigating Your term easier and help aviod some embarassing mis-steps. All members of the populace welcome.	Juliana Grene	C105		7/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	331	Conflict Resolution Methods - People not Heraldry Learn proven methods of resolving conflict between two people, both as a participant and a mediator. You will be able to take home two simple processes that can be used to facilitate a conversation between two people intending to clear up a conflict. Examples will be given and at least one practice conversation will be done during class. Methods based on the â€œClearing Modelâ€ from Woman Within International with additional material from the book Crucial Conversations. The new SCA Anti-Bullying Policy has brought to light the importance of resolving conflicts ourselves before harsh consequences result. SCA members, officers, and leaders of all kinds can benefit from using these methods. I learned these techniques from over 20 years working as a volunteer officer and participant in the Woman Within program (www.womanwithin.org) and close ties with the ManKind Project program (www.mkp.org).	Sophia Orange	D206		5/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	333	Rapier Marshal 101 Class that is required for becoming a rapier marshal in Atlantia. This will also meet the periodic training update requirement.	Percival Aldridge	D210		4/∞	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	350	Lunge Workshop: Why Good Attacks Fail Have you ever felt frustrated that a seemingly clear attack was pushed aside by an opponent? This 1-hr practical course will examine some of the common reasons why otherwise well-timed attacks can be parried by an opponent, and how to fix our lunges in form, timing, targeting, and execution such that they cannot be stopped or avoided. Paired drills will take place, so a single rapier, mask, gloves, and gorget are required for contact in class.	Ishmael Stedfast Reed	Gym		6/10	1 hr	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
	330	Autocrat 101 The fundamentals for running an event. Includes Spike, theme and site selection, insurance considerations and budgeting.	Jonathan Blackbow Vladimir Vladimirovich Vladimirov	D204		7/∞	2 hrs	1:30 PM - 3:30 PM

	402	A mixed bag of Gresley Dance Hawthorne, Mobray, Northumberland, The first two are moderate, Northumberland is difficult but fun. We will go for Whatsoever ye will (easy but one of my favorites) or Temperans (all that Jazz - difficult) if there is time. These are not well known, come expand your Gresley experience.	Evelynne Merrymet	A102		6/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	403	Kumihimo on a Card A portable, modern way to practice the art of kumihimo, the ancient art of Japanese braiding. Students will receive a foam disc, handout with patterns, and learn basic kumihimo methods for both 8 and 16-braid strands. $5 for foam disc and handout	Siobhán NicDhuinnshléibhe	A103	$5.00	3/10	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	410	Garb and Gear on a Budget Thrifting and sewing and handcrafting, oh my! We'll have a show and tell demo on the subject ranging from beginner on the tightest budget, to a more experienced crafter with a little to spend.	Temür-ün ökin Cino	B101		11/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	411	How to support the arts A general discussion of what the MOAS office does and how everyone can help. This class is not just for MOAS officers but for everyone. The goal of this class is to get the more people presenting, sharing and participating in A&S at events and on the local, regional and kingdom levels. To take some of the scariness out of the arts and people doing the arts. This call is a replacement for MOAS 101 but you do not have to be or want to be a MOAS.	Marion le Red	B102		3/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	413	German Brick Stitch: Try The Stitch Try your hand at German Brick Stitch. Students will leave with the beginning of a small medallion from an extent example. Good for a bookmark or cup cover. Bring a small to medium sized hoop, tapestry needle, ground cloth of your choice (28ct or 32ct cotton recommended for beginners, linen for those comfortable with it), and embroidery floss in 3 colors. Kits are available for $5.00; only 5 kits available.	Toth Eva Franciska	B104		7/10	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	414	SCA Heraldry for Non-Heraldic Cultures Heraldry in Western Europe began to be formalized and regulated in the 12th century, but the use of sigils, symbols, totems, and other visual identification was still used by other regions and cultures throughout the world. How do we interpret those in a way that fits into the rules and customs of SCA heraldry?	Eldred Ælfwald	B105		6/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	416	Rebel Women "Rebel Women" is about women in the Middle Ages that were not afraid to write their own rules. They span across the world and across the entire time span of the Middle Ages. If you were ever curious about women who did not sit meekly in the corner than this is your class.	Fyen van Amsterdam	B201		5/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	420	Fear-free Novice Bardic Exhibition Come perform a piece you want to perform. I personally don't care if it's period or not. I will judge you based purely on your technical abilities; ie, projective ability, enunciation, accuracy, etc. I don't care if you're a Peer or a novice (unless you got your peerage for singing/performing. If you got your peerage for that, then come judge. ) Be prepared to accept honest feedback that is not intended to make you so unhappy that you never want to perform again. I will, in the process, explain to you how to win and keep the attention of your audience.	Jonathan Blackbow	Band		3/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	423	The Music of the Troubadours, for poets and bards Poetry and music bring each other to life, and perhaps nowhere is this more true than in the songs of the troubadours. In this class, we will listen to and examine the music of the troubadours, paying special attention to how the poetry informs the realization of the melody. Students will learn how to find, read, and sing troubadour melodies, and will discuss and listen to historically appropriate accompaniment techniques.	Iselda de Narbonne	C103		6/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	424	What Baronage means to me.... Current and former landed baronage will give short talks about what being baronage means to them. The hope is that it will give anyone interested or in the position an idea of what others think about the position. For those who may already be in the position it may help to see what others have expected of themselves in the position. This class is made up of 2-3 short talks presented by the teachers.	Aodh Marland Callixtus Gill	C105		6/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	431	MOL 101 Minister of the Lists class required for warranting or as a continuing education credit for MOLS. Come learn what those with front row seats to the List field do!	Genevieve d'Aquitaine	D206		3/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	433	Field Marshal 201 The Field Marshal class required to become a marshal in Atlantia.	Percival Aldridge	D210		4/∞	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	450	Introduction to Johann Georg Pascha's Rapier Johann Georg Pascha published a book on rapier in 1661, heavily influenced by Italian rapier (He later went on to publish another book based on Fabris' tradition). The book is divided into 16 lessons - 8 on fencing with thrusts and 8 on fencing with cuts. This class will introduce student's to Pascha's material and focus on the second lesson on thrusts which works on high and low engagements on the outside line and the tactical choices that arise from them. Students will work in pairs to practice each action, so full fencing gear will be required for this class.	David Twynham	Gym		4/16	1 hr	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
	408	Medieval Goldwork Embroidery as seen in Opus Anglicanum A closer look at how gold threads were used in medieval embroidery, with a primary focus on goldwork embroidery as seen in the shimmering backgrounds of Opus Anglicanum. Class will include a lecture, followed by a hands-on session. This class is intended for advanced embroiderers. *Please bring snips/scissors (not your best ones, we will be cutting metal threads), magnifiers/reading glasses if needed, and a small (4”) embroidery hoop.	Hildegard Bergerin	A203	$5.00	4/8	2 hrs	2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	412	Bead Embroidery Coif You will be given the techniques to accomplish Bead Embroidery on a PRE-MADE COIF ( Complete before class) learning the Bead Embroidery stitch, couching and working in size 15 seed beads for a beautiful embellished COIF. A Historical reference handout will be included. The kit will contain Nymo0 - (3) size 12 Beading Needles - Size 3 and Size 4 mm glass pearls and your choice of either Gold, Silver or Brass size 15 tube Seed Beads.	Adair of Makyswell	B103	$15.00	4/10	2 hrs	2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	418	Hands-On Make your own Side Lace Turn Shoes This class will immediately follow the Overview Class on How to make a pair of Side Lace Turn Shoes. Each student will have already received their Side-Lace Turn Shoes kit (Pattern, soles, instructions) and will have had the basic introduction on how to sew the shoes. During this 3 hour class, the students will use their own sewing machine to crate the shoes. I will be there to help every step of the way and answer any questions. Students should bring lightweight leather from home to use with the kits they purchased at the earlier class. I will also have leather with me if anyone needs some the day of the class. Be sure to bring your sewing machine (have knowledge on how to use the machine with a denim weight needle) and a pair of scissors. Students folks do not need to stay for the full 3 hours. I will be available to help them sew their shoes, but once done, they can go to another class if needed.	Michel Almond de Champagne	B205		7/12	3 hrs	2:30 PM - 5:30 PM

	501	Block printing for beginners This class will cover the basics of block printing and the history of the art form. We will all make 2 small, 4x4 hands-on linoblock piece in class and make either a paper- or fabric- print from them. From this, we will discuss how in different periods 'printed' fabric was made, and explore designs and motivation using our own work. All tools you need are included in the cost of class price and are yours to keep when we're finished.	Ariesian Eldclaw	A101	$25.00	FULL	1 hr	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	502	More interesting English Country Dance Want to learn a couple of more interesting ones that we don't teach at balls? Be ready when we include them for those who have done them. Parsons Farewell and Whirligig.	Stefan of Cambion	A102		3/∞	1 hr	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	511	MOAS round table, what can the MOAS office do better A time for anyone to come talk with the MOAS or other MOAS officers with issues and suggestions. Things that may be discussed, judging sheets, handbook revisions, ect.	Marion le Red	B102		3/∞	1 hr	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	514	Introduction to Classical and Medieval Latin Personal Names A practical introduction to the different patterns of and resources for Latin naming practice both in the Roman Republic and Empire and in the medieval/Renaissance world.	Alisoun MacCoul of Elphane	B105		2/∞	1 hr	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	520	Commedia dell' Arte for NON actors Learn the characters and history behind the 16th century, Italian comedy theater style known as Commedia dell' Arte. As an audience member, your viewing experience is enriched by knowing where this theater style came from. The first contract for a commedia troupe that we have is from 1545, so what did it say? How did that affect what the audience saw on stage? How is it different in the modern day? How is it different in the SCA? Come find out!	Sophia Orange	Band		2/∞	1 hr	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	523	Performing Poetry Throughout history, poetry has been performed by bards, kings, and lovers, in halls, courts, and stolen moments. In this course, we will explore how to present powerful and moving performances of poetry. We will look at how poetic considerations such as meter, alliteration, and rhyme can inform your reading. We will also learn acting techniques that will help you connect with and communicate the meaning of the poem. While this class focuses on poetry, many of the ideas we'll discuss are equally applicable to song and prose. We will look at an assortment of poems from various times and cultures, but if there is a piece you are working on, please feel free to bring it to class!	Iselda de Narbonne	C103		8/∞	1 hr	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	524	Presence & Court Holding court and having a presence can go hand in hand. This class will go over audience, timing, projection, and setting. We will also talk about presence which you can use during court and in all sorts of situations. If you are interested in what is going on behind the throne so to speak during court this class may be for you.	Callixtus Gill	C105		8/∞	1 hr	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	533	Fight Smart, Not Hard How to survive on the heavy field throughout an entire war without having to bail out after the first 20 minutes.	Jonathan Blackbow	D210		3/∞	1 hr	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	550	Introduction to Marcelli's Rapier and Dagger Francesco Anotonio Marcelli's 1686 book on fencing is one of the most important books on Italian fencing ever written. It documents the Neopolitan fencing school made famous by Marcelli's grandfather, and laid much of the groundwork for classical and modern Italian fencing theory. Marcelli's treatment of rapier dagger is both systematic and practical and distinct from many other Italian masters approaches. This clas will introduce students to Marcelli's Rapier and dagger system, which relies heavily on absence of blade, an 'annervated lunge' and attacks on an advance. Students will work in pairs to practice each action, so full fencing gear will be required for this class.	David Twynham	Gym		5/16	1 hr	3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
	422	Shading for artists and illuminators 201 In this class we will continue exploring shadows and how to render them in 2D while creating the illusion of 3D. We will be dealing with shadows in color and more complex in shape than during the previous class. We will explore aspects that affect the depth and color of shadows and how translucency/transparency of objects affect shadows. The goal of the class is to develop a critical and analytical eye to shadows and use the knowledge to be able to render believable shadows even when you do not have an example to look at and copy from. We will take a peak at some period examples and maybe even critique some of them.	Helena Isabelle de Soleure	C102		5/10	2 hrs	3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	516	Intro to Japanese clothing, history, and persona options Designed as an overview of Japanese history, and clothing, for those newly interested in Japanese garb and personas. Includes some potential persona pitfalls, and period possibilities as preferred alternatives. Focused on the Samurai Class, and late SCA period (up to about 1600) in particular.	Úlfhildr Járnsaxa Svonudóttir	B201		4/∞	2 hrs	3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	531	MOL 102 Tournaments Come learn about the Elimination and Non-Elimination Tournaments that the Minister of the Lists run! Demonstrations of Double Elimination, Round Robin planned. As time allows, other desired tournament formats will be demonstrated at students’ requests.	Genevieve d'Aquitaine	D206		3/∞	2 hrs	3:30 PM - 5:30 PM

	602	Shades of Orynge and Grene Gynger - Gresley Dances Learn and compare two different reconstructions of two of the most popular Gresley manuscript dances.	Wenllyan Goch	A102		5/∞	1 hr	4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	611	How to Judge for those who do not do A&S Now that you are baronage or royalty or someone who is getting asked to judge an A&S that is not your A&S. How do you judge? What do you need to know? what are key things you should look for ask? What should you not do? What are some types of judging that happen and what is expected of you?	Marion le Red	B102		4/∞	1 hr	4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	613	Drawn Thread Embroidery Handkerchief, Make and Take Class In this class we will be learning the basics of 'drawn thread' embroidery. This style of work creates beautifully hemmed edges that can be later improved upon as your personal confidence and skill with the techniques taught in this class increase.	Ariesian Eldclaw	B104	$12.00	13/∞	1 hr	4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	615	Court as Theater This class will examine the theatrical aspects of our courts: the players, the setting, the stage directions, and so on. We will discuss how looking at court through this lens can make the experience more enjoyable for all involved. The intended audience is not only heralds, but also those aspiring to the Crown, or a Baronial Coronet, and anyone else involved with court.	Hagar the Black	B105		6/∞	1 hr	4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	619	Painted and Perfumed Garb Advice and inspiration for using commercially available cosmetics and scents to add another dimension to your garb. Covering basic Classical (with a Roman focus), basic Western European, and basic Persian faces and scents. All genders welcomed! Please contact the instructor (eternailnightcandle(@)gmail.com) if you have any allergy concerns (roses, Red 40, etc).	Rinn	B207		5/∞	1 hr	4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	620	Performer's Roundtable Come join some other experienced performers of Atlantia to discuss how to make your dreams come true! We can share resources, explain the current state of performers' culture as it exists in Atlantia, and make some suggestions for your next steps if anyone asks. Or else we can just jam for 50 minutes! ;)	Sophia Orange	Band		6/∞	1 hr	4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	623	Messing with Meter: A Survey of Poetic Rhythm in Period This course will cover an introduction to the wide variety of rhythms used by historical poets from as far back as Classical Greece all the way to Shakespeare at the very edge of our Period. The emphasis of this class is on how to begin using these types of meters in English language poetry in the SCA, and some common tripping points and exercises for troubleshooting when your meter just doesn't seem to be working. Handouts provided, but students should bring note-taking materials as they prefer.	Ishmael Stedfast Reed	C103		8/∞	1 hr	4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	624	Period Pups Surprisingly the general appearance of our canine companions has not changed as much as we would suspect through the SCA time period. Class will cover from Vindolanda of Hadrians wall through the the hunts of Gaston Phoebus. If time allows, we will discuss what dogs suit certain personas.	Juliana Grene	C105		4/∞	1 hr	4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
	650	Introduction to Longsword in the Liechtenauer Tradition Johannes Liechtenauer: a mysterious master about whom we know about only through the writings of his disciples who encoded his martial art in a secret poem to be understood only by the initiated. While he sounds like a kung fu movie character, his poem, which covers unarmored longsword, armored combat, and mounted combat, along with the words of the students who explained its meaning gave us a fascinating tradition which HEMA and SCA practitioners puzzle through to this day. In this class, we will cover the beginning advice of the zettel such as basic footwork, the basic fundamentals of nachreisen and ansetzen, and how to cut in such a way as to optimize not only cutting through another person but also to win the bind. Depending on time and the grasping of fundamentals, the class will finish with an illustration of Liechtenauer's principles of the bind through the play of zornhau-ort, "wrath hew-point." Gear Requirements: Federschwert or other longsword simulator, mask, gloves (preferably padded though this class will not involve competitive sparring and instead involve partner drilling)	Alexios Chrysoloras	Gym		2/∞	1 hr	4:30 PM - 5:30 PM

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