Evening Course Offerings

include

12 Week credit course

Counts towards a degree

orTwo 6 Week

Continuing Ed. Courses

Taking two consecutive courses

is not required.

Fall 2019 Offerings

Literature 211: Shakespeare Future Courses

World Literature African-American Literature

Latin American LiteratureBritish Literature

Women’s LiteratureSocial and Political Philosophy

Philosophy of ReligionIntro to Religion

The Bible—New Testament

Islamic Scriptures:  The Qur’an

The Bible—Hebrew Old Testament

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AristotleCervantes

Immanuel Kant Jane Austen

Langston Hughes

Celebrate the life of the mind

"The value of life lies not in the length of days,

but in the use we make of them... Whether you find satisfaction in life depends not on your tale of years, but on

your will."

Exploregreat minds and works

- Montaigne -

Thursday Evenings, 6:30-9:20pm, Credit Course: Lit. 211 PR9

Continuing Ed Course: Shakespeare

Monday Evenings, 6:30-9:20pm,

Credit Course: Phil 107 OQ9 Continuing Ed Course: Philosophy: Ethics

Philosophy 107: EthicsClasses Begin Sept. 23rd

with Professor Justin Holt

with Professor Michael Petersen

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for students, life-timelearners, book

enthusiasts, and all who desire reading

and discussing great works of literature,

philosophy, and religion.

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