Classes

Adventures in Lifelong Learning

Classes provide an in-depth learning opportunity. Offering a wide array of topics and a yearly Week of Learning. Learn more about current class offerings and more below.

Current Class Description

TV Streaming - the Switch from Cable TV

Mar 23 | 10 am-12 pm | Online
Register by Mar 18

ALL member Jeff Timm presented a lecture to ALL members in January 2020 entitled "Finally I Cut the Cord - My Journey to Lower the Cost of TV/Movie Viewing With More & Better Content". One might ask, why present this topic again in such a short time? The answer is simple ... a lot has changed regarding content and personal viewing choices in spite of the demise of the in-person movie theatre industry and movie studios going direct to streaming, as well as, the introduction of many more streaming choices. If you are not currently streaming, this class will give you the knowledge to begin. If you are currently streaming, you will learn about new content both fee-based and free.

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Live Long, Live Healthy 2021 Year of the Metal Ox

Apr 20 | 1-3 pm | Online
Register by Apr 15

Learn more about Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with introductions to procedures like acupuncture, feng shui, and massage; and the eight-parameter system in TCM; and the five elements of TCM from Kenosha nurse Patty Fullin.

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Met Opera Class: Two Famous Divas

Apr 23 | 1-3 pm | Online
Register by Apr 18

Join Professor Greg Berg as he talks about two of opera's all-time great sopranos - the American Leontyne Price and the Australian Joan Sutherland who both made their Met debuts 60 years ago in 1961. Their lives and careers are very interesting and there is a great deal of visual documentation which Greg will share with us.

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Quilting and Fiber Art

May 6 | 1-3 pm | Online
Register by May 2

Nancy Justus will take us on a tour of basic quilts, historic quilts, and fiber arts. The class will show examples of quilts dating back to the 1920s and up to 2007. One of these will be the quilt made by her great grandmother for her parents' wedding. The class will also show examples of fiber art and its basics. She will talk about the history, name some of the patterns, and talk about construction techniques. She will demonstrate two simple ideas for fiber art projects.

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Registration Information

To register for classes members can register via the links provided for each class or send in a check to the address provided.

Please make all payments at time of registration.

Registration form for check payments.

Address:

University of Wisconsin-Parkiside
Attn: Adventures in Lifelong Learning
900 Wood Road
Kenosha, WI
53141