Life Long Learning in the GU Learning Community

The Georgetown University Association of Retired Faculty and Staff (GUARFS) invites you to join us in a life-long learning activity. We offer non-credit mini-classes, 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:

• Exoplanets, the Habitable Zone, and Greenhouse Warming
• Psalms of Lamentation: Dealing with Suffering
• Gabriel García Márquez and Magical Realism
• Jews, Christians, and the Holocaust (Shoah)
• The Grimms’ Magic Tales
• Encountering Islam Beliefs and Muslim Practices
• Controversies in Global Business 
• Contemporary Philosophy of Mind

For more information about GU Learning Community contact: guretirees-learningcommunity@georgetown.edu