Bay View’s Education Programs
Our lifelong learning approach is scheduled in a way that is sensitive to your busy lifestyle. Some of our courses meet only once for a couple of hours, while others may meet for just three or four sessions. Often classes meet just once a week on a day that is right for you. Bay View offers a diverse array of classes in several curricular areas: visual arts, health and fitness, dance, culinary arts, bridge, discussion groups, and kids’ classes. Register online bayview.asapconnected.com
NOTE: Courses may be dropped for refund up to three business days before the start of the first session; and for art, craft or food classes, up to seven business days before the first session.
Culinary Arts, Expanding Knowledge & Perspective, Fine Arts and Crafts, Health & Wellness
For more local adult education opportunities, please visit the North Central Michigan College Lifelong Learning website.
Instructor Resources
Bay View instructors, welcome to your resource page! Here you will find information and forms to assist you in teaching classes at the Bay View Association. To teach a class, please complete the Faculty Contract and email to the Education Director at education@bayviewassociation.org. The Director will contact you with any scheduling conflicts.
Download the contract to your desktop/device BEFORE you fill it out electronically to avoid any loss of information. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Julia Healy at (231) 439-9243 or email education@bayviewassociation.org. Thank you for supporting educational programming at Bay View!
Education Director, Julia Healy
231-439-9243 (Summer Office Line) • education@bayviewassociation.org
Julia grew up coming to Bay View for church, concerts, musicals, movies, and hot dog roasts, though her family’s cottage was on Crooked Lake. With children of her own, she first rented in Bay View and then bought a cottage in 2012. Son Andrew and daughter Emma attended Club from Tot Lot on, eventually working as leaders for several years.
Julia served as Chair of Cottage Walk 2015, and President of Morning Council from 2016-2018. She is currently an at-large member of the Woman’s Council board, a five-year member of the Education Committee and a four-year member of the Long Range Planning Committee.
Professionally, Julia works as a development writer for the Cleveland State University Foundation; before that, she wrote for the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Development Office at Case Western Reserve University.
She has also worked at a variety of consulting firms including Towers Watson in Cleveland, William Mercer in Philadelphia, and Lochridge & Company in Boston. She was a high-school English teacher in Grosse Pointe, MI for four years and earned her B.A. in English from the Honors College at the University of Michigan. She enjoys being a second-grade reading tutor at the Breakthrough Schools network in the inner city of Cleveland.
