Life Long Learning in the Georgetown Learning Community
The Georgetown University Association of Retired Faculty and Staff invites you to join us in a life-long learning activity. We offer non-credit mini-courses, usually six per semester. The courses are taught, on a volunteer basis, by retired faculty and others on a wide variety of topics, such as politics, art, literature, and science, that engage the community in the intellectual life of the University.
Recent courses have included:
- Current Economic Issues: Economic Growth – Price Inflation and Interest Rates -Government Policies
- Matthew’s Gospel: Justice, Judaism and Church Organization
- The Experience of Alzheimer’s Disease
- The Maiden and the City: Dangerous Virgins in Tragedy
- Who Gets What? The Mathematics of Voting, Sharing, and Conflict
- Shakespeare’s King Lear
For more information about GU Learning Community contact: guretirees-learningcommunity@georgetown.edu