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.
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Current Class Description
Opera Class: The Met "Live" at the Movies
Five Fridays: Oct 14, Nov 18, Jan 13, Apr 7, May 19
10:30 am -12 pm | In-person in Tallent Hall, Room 182 or On Zoom
In a series of five classes, Professor Greg Berg will lead us through ten upcoming operas that you can see on your own, Live in HD, at local theaters. You will enjoy these classes even if you don't attend all of the theater performances. You must register for all 5 classes. The Met's 2022-2023 season of live movie theater transmissions features ten spectacular productions, including four Met premieres.
Ancient Egyptian Star Clocks
Jan 26 and Feb 2 | 10 am- 12 pm | In-person Tallent Hall Room 182 or Online by Zoom
Register by Jan 20
These two sessions are being presented by Peter Chiappori, archivist for two tombs in the Valley of the Kings and team member on the latest KV-10 excavations. In the first class, titled "Let's Get Serious About Sirius!" we examine the origins and uses of ancient Egyptian star clocks. The second title is "KV-63 - Discovery, Artifacts & Archaeology Today". Get a firsthand view of the discovery of KV-63 in 2006 and the objects cleared from its chambers.
The Race to the South Pole
Feb 17 | 10 am- 12 pm | In-person Tallent Hall Room 182 or Online by Zoom
Register by Feb 10
Put yourself in another time, place and temperature! Just over 100 years ago, the great Southern continent of Antarctica was still largely unexplored and nobody had been to the South Pole. Two British expeditions had tried to reach the South Pole, but without success. A third was planned under the command of Captain Robert Falcon Scott of the Royal Navy. They were challenged by a Norwegian team under explorer Roald Amundsen. This gripping true story has all the ingredients of a really good thriller. Register and check it out. Presented by our own Colin Carter.
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.
Address:
University of Wisconsin-Parkiside
Attn: Adventures in Lifelong Learning
900 Wood Road
Kenosha, WI
53141
Previous Class Offerings (Spring 2020)
Classes:
- Romeo and Juliet Class
- Norse Mythology
- Part 1: Egyptian Symbolism in Judeo-Christian Traditions
- Part 2: It's Reigning Cats an Dogs! Egyptian Canid and Feline Deities
- Dante
- The Wisconsin Labor Movement and Our Progressive History
- Tea Time: Hand Built Ceramic Cups and Saucers

Adventures in Lifelong Learning
Mon-Thu | 8:30 am-1:30 pm
262-595-2793
lifelonglearning@uwp.edu
900 Wood Rd.
Kenosha, WI 53144