Lifelong Learning

Unfortunately, the presenter must postpone this class until fall.  Please watch our website for new dates!       Approximately one in five older persons experiences problems with dizziness or balance. Given the significant prevalence and negative effect of balance problems on daily activities as we age, balance disorders merit special attention. A Matter of Balance (MOB) is specifically designed to reduce the fear of falling and improve activity levels among [...]

Bill Gullwing's sculptures focus on the human form and portraiture.  His presentation will take you behind the scenes to his studio to see how he works with a wide variety of materials in a complex and multi-step process known as "Life Casting". Faces, torsos, and hands are made in exact sculptural images of his models in glass, plaster and fiberglass reinforced gypsum in addition to cast metals which include aluminum, [...]

  Please join us in attending a new women's group that has just formed.  We have already had two sessions and, due to popular demand, we are going to do another, including past students and new students. We all have stories worth sharing, and this is the perfect opportunity.  We use stories to make sense of our world and to share that understanding with others. We continue to learn that [...]

What We Learn From the Hubble – Images & Ideas Karen Knierman a member of the Faculty, ASU School of Earth and Space Exploration, will be speaking to us about the Hubble telescope. This ASU astronomer and astrophysicist studies star formation in colliding galaxies using telescopes in Arizona and in space. Monday, March 20, 2023.  4:00 - 5:30 pm.   Registration below.