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 →
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, October 27th, at 11 a.m., retired U.S. Ambassador to Turkey, W. Robert Pearson, discussed the probability that Islam and democracy could co-exist in the Middle East. Ambassador Pearson, currently a non-resident scholar at the Middle East Institute, also … Continue reading →
Friday, Sept. 22nd, at 11 a.m., our first Lindgren Lecture of the 2017-2018 year was presented by Jonathan D. Weiler, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Curriculum in Global Studies, UNC Chapel Hill. Dr. Weiler’s talk … Continue reading →