Argentine Tango Dance (Social)

Continuing our introduction to Argentine Tango dance and culture, by combining basic Tango dance steps, music, and relevant Spanish language terminology. The focus will be on expressing passion through understanding the music, while expressing connection with a partner, intricate footwork, and improvisation. Appropriate for Beginner and Advanced Beginner Tango dancers. Comfortable shoes with leather soles are recommended.

• 12 contact hours
• 1 section available

Historical Caribou County Excursion

Visit Soda Springs Historical Museum, then onto the only Geyser in the United States that is on an hourly mechanical timer. Step back in time as we travel to Chesterfield. Visit the LDS Chapel that was built in 1883 where the original organ remains. Go shopping in the general store and tour the old town site with rural refurbished homes from the 1800’s, complete with antique furnishing. Lunch will be provided. Activity Level: Moderate Departure Location & Address: Pocatello Regional Transport (PRT) 5815 S. 5th Ave., Pocatello. Parking is available on site. There are restrooms inside the terminal. Class Limit: 40 Fee: $72 – includes bus, bus driver tip, lunch, and donations How and When to Pay: Make checks payable to NKA and send to Shanna Erickson, 3938 Aaron Ln., Pocatello ID 83202 (208-241-6825), sbaumgarter1617@yahoo.com by May 16th.

• 8 contact hours
• 1 section available

NKA Membership - Pocatello

New Knowledge Adventures at Idaho State University is a member-directed organization for adults of retirement age to expand knowledge and explore new ideas in an informal, noncompetitive environment. Membership is offered for $65. 2026 Spring membership registration will open on January 8th, with class registration opening (for up to 20 classes) on January 20th. No class limit on January 21st. To register for membership and multiple classes, CLICK HERE. To cancel a class, continue to call or email cetrain@isu.edu. Online cancellation is not yet available. ONLINE REGISTRATION: (Need Help? Call us at 282-3372)

• 1 section available

Parking Pass - NKA

ISU on-campus parking pass for NKA members only. Call ISU CEWT for more details @ (208) 282-3372. Parking passes paid for online will be mailed in about a week after the car information from is completed. The ISU Tiger Paw parking pass will be good for one school year (September 1 - August 31). Do not discard it. For the 2025-2026 academic year, all parking passes issued will need to be assigned to specific vehicles. Please continue to use your pass in your registered car. Every vehicle on campus must be linked to a valid parking pass, as parking enforcement will be matched with the license plate. Use the registration link below to enroll up to two vehicles to a single pass. Additional vehicles (up to 4) can be added directly with ISU parking once the pass is issued. Parking Pass - Vehicle Registration

• 1 section available

2 Mile Walking Video – Inside

Let’s take a two-mile indoor walk with Leslie Sansone! This fun and energizing video workout is a great way to meet your cardio goals – especially when the weather isn’t cooperating. Leslie guides you through a series of full-bodied movements that get your heart rate up and keep you moving for a complete cardio workout. Location: Liberty Hall (upstairs)

2/1 Game Forcing Bridge Class

You’re invited to join our 2/1 Game Forcing Bridge Class, which is a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of one of the most popular bidding systems in modern bridge! Whether you’re new to 2/1 or looking to sharpen your skills, this class will cover the fundamentals, common conventions, and partnership strategies in a clear and practical way. Through guided instruction and hands-on practice, you’ll learn how to bid more accurately and play more confidently. All levels welcome. Come ready to learn and have fun! We look forward to seeing you at the table. Required: The Book 2 over 1 Game Force (2009) by Audrey Grant and Eric Rodwell is a required text for the class. In October, 2025 the new paperback books were available on Amazon for $18.74. Class participants must purchase this book and bring it to the first class on January 17, 2026.

21st Century Air Rifles

People ask, “What happened to air rifles in the last 10 years?” Fundamentally, there has been more change in the last 10 years than in the previous 60. The current air rifles are hardly recognizable compared to the air rifles of your youth. Ron Gill will talk about the guns and gear, the technology, and why the air gun landscape is now so different.

Advancing the Science at Any Given Moment: The Latest in Alzheimer’s and Dementia Research

Alzheimer’s is an escalating health crisis. More than 6 million Americans are living with the disease, and over 11 million individuals are their caregivers. Tremendous gains have been made in understanding the science and basic biology underlying Alzheimer’s and other dementias. These advances are leading to great strides in strategies for prevention, detection, diagnostics, and therapeutic interventions. The Alzheimer’s Association® is a global leader in research, mobilizing the field to advance the vision of a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. Join Us to Learn More About: The landscape of Alzheimer’s and dementia science Risk factors for Alzheimer’s and all other dementia Highlights in early detection and diagnosis Recent advances in clinical trials, treatments, and lifestyle interventions

Adventures Near Everest Base Camp and Meeting the Carters

40 years ago, Kath Olsen, RN, trekked 11 days to the primitive Himalayan Rescue Association Clinic at 14,000 feet above sea level in Nepal. While caring for the ill in the local Sherpa village, she studied the effects of high-altitude sickness. To her surprise, former President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter and their secret service men became her patients. The pictures are old now, but the story of the Carters at the clinic illustrates the world-wide reach of President Carter’s kindness. This story will refresh your knowledge of how altitude sickness can be prevented.