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Healthy Chinese Cooking 2 (S) - This offering is currently full please add yourself to the waitlist.
  • Fee: $25.00
    Sessions: 1 | Days: M
    Dates: 11/17/2025 - 11/17/2025
    Times: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    Building: Turner Senior Resource Center
    Room: Lobby
    Instructor: Angela Yang

    Come join us for an engaging class where you'll discover how to prepare healthy Chinese meals! Participants will enjoy a delicious lunch and take home colorful recipes, including fried rice noodles with chicken and veggies, ma-Pa tofu, and sesame chicken with veggies. These recipes focus on fresh, nutritious ingredients for a balanced and flavorful meal.

    Angela Yang retired from a career in medical research at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Life Sciences Institute at the University of Michigan.


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Women, Work, and Community in Northern Michigan (S) - Schedule: 1 Session(s) | M | 12/8/2025-12/8/2025 | 1:30 PM-3:00 PM
  • Fee: $15.00
    Sessions: 1 | Days: M
    Dates: 12/8/2025 - 12/8/2025
    Times: 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
    Building: Turner Senior Resource Center
    Room: Debrodt
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    The presentation draws primarily on materials from the collections of the Bentley Historical Library—including memoirs, diaries, family history materials, and business records—to highlight women’s voices throughout Northern Michigan around the turn of the twentieth century.

    Michelle McClellan is an historian and archivist who grew up in Michigan. She has a PhD in American history from Stanford University and an MSI from the University of Michigan. She currently works at the Bentley Historical Library, part of the University of Michigan.

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