“When all think alike, no one is thinking very much
Institute for LifeLong Learning for New Mexicans
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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insightful moment? Art Rosenberg (left) and LLL member Duane Arlowe during
a break in one of Art’s Spring 2009 lectures
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Board Members
Lawrence Anderson – President
Arthur Rosenberg,
Vice-President
Cate Dixon – Secretary
Bob Kopp - Treasurer
Janet Long Ford
Arlene Hohnstock
Helen Horwitz
John Temple
David Waymire
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Our Spring semester is coming to a close, but planning is well underway for
an exciting set of offerings for the Fall semester, which begins on September
10 and ends on November 16. Our Fall
catalog will be mailed on or about July 27, when registration begins. Registration ends on August 24.
Meanwhile, check back here from time to
time for a heads-up on what we will be offering this Fall.
Since 1990, LifeLong Leaning has offered daytime
academic-level courses, lectures and field trips that stimulate the intellect
and help to expand the knowledge of adults aged 50+ in the Albuquerque area.
All our offerings are taught by experts; many are retired professors and
professionals. Our member-driven, volunteer-run structure enables us to keep
quality high and fees low. Unless otherwise noted in the descriptions,
classes are limited to 28 participants to encourage discussion and questions.
Some lecture sessions may somewhat exceed that number.
Anyone who enrolls becomes a member of LifeLong Learning
(LLL) for one year. In administering our policies and programs, we do not
discriminate on the basis of race, gender, religion, ethnicity or sexual
preference.
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