LIFELONG LEARNING

What Is Lifelong Learning?

The Center for Lifelong Learning offers non-credit programming that is designed especially for those who are at least 50 years of age and/or retired. The center provides half-day, full-day and multiple-day programs and trips on a variety of topics and interests.
Each semester, the Center for Lifelong Learning plans two major activities: an all-day seminar on a current topic and a travel-study experience. The longer travel-study, which takes place during spring, has taken lifelong learners to most major cities east of the Mississippi. The fall over-nighter explores sites in Ohio, Indiana or Michigan.

Both are preceded by a campus class previewing the significance of the destination. The chartered motor coach becomes a traveling classroom.

All events are on a pay-as-you-participate basis. Lifelong learners have College library access and 350+ receive the CFLL newsletter.

EVENTS AND INFORMATION

 

Lifelong Learning Summer and Fall Newsletter

July 18, 2024 - ARCHBOLD, OHIO - The Center for Lifelong Learning is planning another day trip for this coming September of 2024 to the Hayes Presidential Center located in Fremont, Ohio. We are promoting this as early as possible so that everyone who is interested can have an opportunity to join us. This includes any person or persons whom you may want to invite on this learning experience, in addition to those who are not currently lifelong learning members. The cost is the same for all. Read More

Deb Wikstrom

dwikstrom@NorthwestState.edu