Lifelong Learning at the Boulder JCC Grows, and It’s Ready for the Spring Term

Lifelong Learning at the Boulder JCC Grows, and It’s Ready for the Spring Term

Registration is open for the Spring Term of the EXCHANGE Lifelong Learning Program at the Boulder JCC. There are (8) diverse classes to appeal to a broad audience.

“We only offer 3-week classes in the spring because people begin their travels in April and May,” said Joy Alice Eisenhauer, the Adult, Culture, and Arts Director, which includes Exchange.

This is the second year of this adult education program. It grew from 4 classes to 8 and 125 participants to over 200. Last summer, EXCHANGE offered (5) 90-minute evening lectures, and it is expected to do the same this summer.  

The spring lineup is as follows:

MONDAYS March 3-17

Mornings

Sun, Moon & Stars with Dr. Erica Ellingson

OR

From Hawaii with Love: Beginner Ukulele with Alan Fasick

Afternoons

Getting Energized About Energy Fundamentals with Bob Wegner

OR

Shining the Light on End-of-Life Considerations with Constance Holden

 

WEDNESDAYS March 5-19

Mornings

Let’s Read Banned Books with Pat Walters

OR

Native Medicinal Plants in our Region with Bella Hecht-Cloude

Afternoons

Fast Talking Dames: Romantic Comedy Classics with Dr. Sarah Kozloff

OR

Diving Deeper into The Colorado River with Melinda Kassen

While EXCHANGE was developed for adults 55+, it is open to all. 3-week classes are $35 each, and financial aid is available. More information on the classes and the instructors can be found at www.boulderjcc.org/exchange.

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