Both sections of History of Impressionism are now over-capacity. Also full are Field Guide to the Planets, Controversies: US-China Relations, An Anthropology of Food, The Philosophy of Humor, Conversational Spanish, and Reading and Discussing Short Stories. In addition Views on … Continue reading →
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Shared Learning will offer for Fall 2020 only on-line courses via Zoom, beginning September 14 and ending December 18th. Full semester (and part semester) courses are moderated by our members and on topics including the fine arts, hard sciences, humanities, … Continue reading →
Click HERE for the latest note sent to Shared Learning members on March 12th about Shared Learning’s current response to the Coronavirus. For visitors (as opposed to members) the main implication at this point is that we have cancelled the … Continue reading →
Shared Learning is pleased to announce a public lecture by by Katie Ziglar, Director of the Ackland Museum of Art at UNC. She’ll share with us hidden “behind the scenes” stories about the Ackland and its collections. After 28 years … Continue reading →
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 at 11:15 in Bldg 103 (103 Market St., Chapel Hill), Youth Room. It … 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 →
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 →