Premier Adult Education from Top Professors
“Specifically for adult lifelong-learning students, the UA Humanities Seminars Program offers the highest-quality education in letters, arts, and sciences. The faculty are present and former tenured University of Arizona professors selected for their scholarly accomplishments as well as superior teaching ability.
Class topics range widely: history, literature, archaeology, music, classics, science, and more. Courses run in the spring, fall, and summer, with two- and three-hour courses meeting for four to ten weeks. The Dorothy Rubel Room at the UA Poetry Center, with convenient parking north of Speedway, is the venue.
Coming up in Fall, 2016:
Happiness, Love, and Hope in Medieval Literature
Professor Albrecht Classen
Reminder to sign up for these 9 seminars soon. Classes begin next week with “Happiness, Love & Hope” on Monday, followed by “Reading Henry James” on Tuesday, then “Myths & Realities of Modern Latin America”, “Homer’s Iliad” and “How We Feel About Politics”. There is even a night course starting Sept. 29 on “Frontiers of Astronomy” at Steward Observatory.