Lifelong Learning Lecture Series - Spring 2025
Lifelong Learning is a lecture series designed to stimulate thought for all ages, with an emphasis on adults 50+. Scholars and experts in their field will speak on topics ranging from history to geography, and technology to political science.
Thursdays, Lectures begin at 3pm
Legion Room
All four lectures for $35; no discounts or refunds for missed lectures.
$10 at the door
Thursday, April 3rd
Tom Trow: Rediscovering an Extraordinary Archeological Site: An Ancient Stone Quarry near Grand Meadow
Thursday, April 10th
Ann Siverling: Grief and the Chronically Gifted: In many ways grief is a constant companion in life, but as we age we encounter grief of many types and durations. In this presentation, we will cover the physical, spiritual, emotional and cognitive effects of grief and tools and practices that can help with experiencing grief healthily and holistically.
Thursday, April 17th
Noah Grant: Trauma informed teaching: How childhood trauma impacts students’ health, brain development, and behavior both in school and beyond
Thursday, April 24th
Paul Koeller The Beatles - Stories Behind the Songs Join Paul as he uses music, lyrics, and photos to tell the stories behind some of The Beatle’s songs. Come find the meaning behind some of their songs or add your own expertise or meanings to the songs you’ve been listening to for years.
(You can attend sessions a la carte for $10 per session, payable at the door by cash or check.)
spring 2024 Series
April 4 :: Dr Edward Creagan, Mayo Clinic - Successful Aging, the ABC’s and Brain Health.
April 11 :: Hal Cropp, Commonweal Theatre - The Role of Ensemble and Artist/Administrator Model in Creating a Successful Theater.
April 18 :: Jeff Broberg, McGhee and Betts - Southeast Minnesota Water Quality
April 25 :: Steve Lange, Post-Bulletin - Warrior from the Sky
