The catalog for our Spring Mini-Term, which runs from May 2nd to the end of June, is now available for downloading HERE. There is no charge for courses for either current members or guests. Registration is by a simple Google … Continue reading →
On April 1st, Professor Marc Hetherington, of the Political Science Department at UNC-Chapel Hill presented our monthly public lecture. It is entitled “Why We Can’t Just Get Along: The Partisan Divide in a Period of Intense Polarization.” Professor Hetherington has … Continue reading →
On Friday, February 25th, our Lindgren Lecture speaker was Dr. Jonathan Oberlander, Professor of Social Medicine and Health Policy Management at UNC Chapel Hill. His talk is titled “Unfinished Journey: Health Care Reform in the Biden Administration and Beyond.” We … Continue reading →
Shared Learning’s guest lecturer this month is the UNC Distinguished Professor of History and International Affairs, Dr. Klaus Larres. Professor Larres addressed highly relevant current US-Europe relations, their Nixon/Kissinger era origins and the current state of US-European cooperation (or partial … Continue reading →
Four courses, originally scheduled to be in-person, will now be remote, on ZOOM: Why Do Media Get Health Stories So Wrong So Often (Tues., 9:15, starting Jan. 25); Climate Change: Where Do We Stand (Wed., 9:15, starting Jan. 26), France … Continue reading →
Friday, October 22nd, at 11:15 a.m., Professor Brian Strahl, Professor and Interim Chair of Biochemistry and Biophysics, UNC Chapel Hill, will discuss Epigenetics and the Histone Code or “Things Mom Didn’t Have to Teach Me.” (Title line above abbreviated for … Continue reading →
Shared Learning and the Church of Reconciliation have finalized our agreement for 2021-2022 with classes beginning the week of September 13th. The Curriculum and Catalog Committee is working with more than two dozen moderators to prepare an exciting set of … Continue reading →
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