As "Hank." (with a period), I'm the Website Manager and Registrar for Shared Learning. As "Hank" (without the period), I'm the moderator for 1-2 courses per semester. In SL for 9 years along with volunteering for the Friends of the CH Public Library & for Weaver St. Market & related groups.
Four to five times a year, the Shared Learning Association hosts lectures, free and open to the general public. Our next “Lindgren Lecture” is January 23rd, 2020. Time and meeting location still under consideration. It is by Nancy MacLean, Professor … Continue reading →
Here are Room Assignments for our Fall Courses. Please note that if you are in Science Cafe, that course will not start until September 26th. If you are a participant in another course and will be missing weeks at the … Continue reading →
FOUR COURSES ARE NOW FILLED: Strategies for Healthy Aging Controversies-Immigration Learning Life Through Documentary Films Beginning Spanish Conversation (the Wednesday class) Additional requests for filled courses will be added to a waiting list and will be contacted if space becomes … Continue reading →
Shared Learning Members and Visitors: The Fall 2019 Shared Learning catalog is now available to all current and former members and to visitors to our site. Remember, your academic year membership of $60 entitles you to enrollment in 25 courses … Continue reading →
On Thursday, March 28th, Shared Learning presents our final public lecture of the academic year. Emeritus Professor in Judaic Studies at Duke University’s Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, Eric M Meyers will speak on “Holy Land Archaeology: Where the … Continue reading →
Five times a year, the Shared Learning Association of Chapel Hill is pleased to present guest lectures, free and open to the public–now at our new location at 105 Market St., in Southern Village, in the meeting room facilities of … Continue reading →
The Shared Learning Association of Chapel Hill is honored to present a talk by Rob Christensen about current and future North Carolina politics. With the mid-term election almost upon us, his talk could not be more timely. It is scheduled … Continue reading →
On Friday, Sept. 28th, at 11 a.m., Jack F. Matlock, former U.S. Ambassador to Russia gave a powerfully convincing talk to a packed audience at Shared Learning’s first Gray Lindgren Public Lecture of this academic year. The title of Dr. … Continue reading →
A few updates to the Fall Catalog. Four courses are now closed to new enrollment–Discover Unfamiliar Languages, Plays: Reading and Discussing, Controversies: How Democracies Die, and Beginning Spanish. Waiting lists are established for all courses that are full and … Continue reading →
Shared Learning Members and Visitors: The Fall 2019 Shared Learning catalog is now available to all current and former members and to visitors to our site. Remember, your academic year membership of $60 entitles you to enrollment in 25 courses … Continue reading →