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Knowledge at Your Fingertips
Written By: Lorna Alexander | Issue: 2016/05 - May
The Center for Life Enrichment is springing to life with a fresh slate of new courses and offerings.
For Arts and Architecture, we’re offering “Beginning Drawing,” “Existential Themes in Film Noir,” and “The Utopian Communities” (this lecture is in conjunction with The Bascom’s exhibition, “Another Better World”).
In the fascinating arena of Computers and Technology, where some of us are struggling to operate our iPad’s and iPhone’s and need some guidance, we’re offering our popular “iPad Delving Deeper” course. Did you know that the laziest workers produce the highest quality goods? You’ll find out why when you enroll in our “Digital Currency” course.
In the field of Science, we’re offering the “Drug Development, Drug Costs, and Oops Moments” lecture where you’ll find out why drug costs are so high and why it takes so long to bring a drug to market. Oops moments include instances where drug development made completely unexpected turns on the road from initial discovery to marketing.
We round out the month of May with our engaging Current Affairs courses – “U.S. Asylum Law and Human Rights,” “Changing Boundaries in the Middle East” and participants in the “Islam and Islamist Terrorism 101” course will emerge from the talk with a more nuanced understanding of Islam’s politicization in the 20th Century.
For those of you who like to learn while ‘on the road,’ the Center For Life Enrichment is offering a delicious tour of Mexico with “Chocolate & Orchids” November 12-20. Participants will experience the authentic character, traditions and vast cultural heritage of Mexico that often intersects in the form of cuisine. Space is limited to 20 travelers, so book your space now.
For more information on our May courses or membership information, please call the Center for Life Enrichment at (828) 526-8811 or by visiting clehighlands.com. We are located at 348 South Fifth Street, in the Peggy Crosby Center in Highlands.
