Learning for Life : IHCC's Academy for Lifelong Learning
The Academy for Lifelong Learning at IHCC is a community of learners of all ages. Its goal is to provide access to opportunities for intellectual and personal growth that are the core mission of the college. Quality class facilitators, flexibility in time and place, variety in delivery methods, and creative use of the best in technology make the ALL program at IHCC unique.
Staff, faculty, students, and individuals in the Twin Cities and surrounding communities are welcome to enroll in ALL classes.Inver Hills' Academy for Lifelong Learning fall 2007 course offerings:
Antiques of Quality-- The facilitator, Richard LeFebvre, is an antiques dealer--35 years in the business!
Holocaust Rememberance--Vicky Knickerbocker will explore Holocaust representations in film, drama, literature, and story-telling
Chamber Players--Anthony Titus invites classical musicians to meet and play chamber and orchestral repertoire.
Byzantine History: Then and Now--Che Hazlewood explores Byzantine history in the common era 330-1453.
The 60s: The War in Vietnam and at Home--Neil Anderson, a Vietnam protester, and Michael Orange, a Vietnam veteran, offer this thought-provoking course on America in the 1960s.
Italian Art: The Pious, the Pagan and the Patron--Travel to Italy with Sue Kattas and study art.
The Modern Memoir: How to Write One--Terrence Gannon teaches this class on autobiography, autobiographical fiction, and memoir. Possible publishing ventures will also be explored.
Understanding the Arab-Israeli Conflict: Beyond the Headlines--Holly Bord Farber explores the underbelly of the Arb-Israeli conflict.
19th Century Russian Literature-- Read and discuss Russian literary classics with Don Langworthy. Come meet Gogol, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Dostoyesvsky, and Turgenev.
Brochures will soon be available.