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CASTLE announces courses

July 3, 2012
The Journal

NEW ULM - Community And Seniors Together, a nonprofit in New Ulm is launching a Lifelong Learning Institute in the Fall of 2012 named CASTLE. There will be three six-week terms in the coming year: Fall, Winter and Spring. Each term will begin with three courses. The CASTLE course list and instructors for the Fall and Winter Terms are as follows:

Aviation Lecture Series: Come Fly With Me

Begins Sept. 9 with a demonstration of Remote Controlled Planes. Follows Sept 24 at 6:30 p.m. with a five-session Monday evening lecture and discussion series on Aviation. Led by David Koester, Tom Brinkman, Rick Apitz and Greg Peterson.

WWII Causes and Effects

Friday afternoons at 2:30 p.m., Sept. 28 Nov. 2, learning and discussing the cause and effects of this war. Led by Professor Emeritus Lloyd Petersen.

Contemporary

Scandinavian Films

A SIX-session course, Thursdays at 2:30 p.m., Sept 27-Nov. 1, featuring films that are among the most popular ever produced in Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Led by Stephen Benson and Richard Jacobsen.

The Works of Hans Christian Andersen

Tuesdays, Feb. 5-26, 6:30 p.m. This course deals with symbols and social comments in these great, vivid fairy tales. Led by Professor Emeritus Roger McKnight.

Spiritual Health Leads to Emotional Health

Thursday afternoons at 2:30 p.m., Jan. 10 Feb. 7. A thought-provoking and encouraging look at the relationship between a dynamic spiritual health and personal emotional health. Led by Richard Jacobsen and team of Certified Spiritual Directors.

Theatre Improv

Friday afternoon sessions, 1:30 p.m., Jan. 11-Feb. 8 with an evening recital Feb. 8. Learning to improvise might be one of the most rewarding things you ever do and there's no memorization necessary. Led by Paul Warshauer, Executive Director of NUACT.

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CASTLE, Community And Seniors Together Learning Environment, offers the opportunity for an adult to become a member of a community that learns for the joy of learning, without grades, tests, papers or long-term classes. This self-sustaining program will serve people without regard to previous levels of education and provide the perfect way to expand knowledge while meeting other like-minded adults. The college-level classes have no pre-requisites, at the membership rate of $95 per year.

Membership provides access to courses, lectures, discussions and social events. To become a charter member, phone CASTLE at 507-354-3212, email at castleLLI@newulmtel.net

or on the web at newulmseniors.org/castle.html

 
 

 

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