Ed Tivol, Chair
Leslie Weigel, Vice Chair
Jane Barthelme
Larry Gildersleeve
Barbara Johnston
Frank Kersting
David Lee
Linda Vitale
Carol Wedge
Ed Wolfe
Cindy Ehresman, Ex Officio
Jane Barthelme, Chair
Becky Cann
Pam Coe
Marilyn Keith
Candace Ousley
Louise Sauerland
Barbara Johnston, Chair
Rick Aldridge
Gary Dillard
Freida Eggleton
Doug Humphrey
Ken Kuehn
Bill Leonard
Mary Lucas
Sharon Mutter
Regina Newell
Jeanne Marie Patterson
Gayla Warner
Richard Weigel
Sue Wilson
Ed Wolfe, Chair
Valerie Brown
Don Vitale
Frank Kersting, Chair
Patsy Sloan, Vice Chair
Dana Bradley
Debbie Breen
Larry Gildersleeve
Nate Quarcelino
Beth Laves
Associate Vice President, DELO
Cindy Ehresman
Program Manager, Lifelong
Learning
Karen Shaneyfelt
Associate, Society for Lifelong
Learning
Linda Vitale (Chair), Dana Bradley, Kathryn Costello, Lowell Guthrie,
Barbara Johnston, Frank Kersting, Beth Laves, David Lee,
Regina Newell, Carolyn Ridley, Patsy Sloan, Ed Tivol, Carol Wedge,
Leslie Weigel, Hank Wohltjen, Cindy Ehresman (Ex Officio)
About The Society for
Lifelong Learning at WKU 3
Membership & Voting Rights 4
Member Benefits 4
Opportunities 4
Course Registration 4
Fees 4
Refunds 4
Lunch 5
Textbooks, Supplies,
Handouts 5
Location & Parking 6
Membership Name Badges 6
Guests 6
Inclement Weather Policy 6
Photo/Video Release
WKU Policies
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Art/Language/Literature/
Music 7
Health/Misc 9
General Interest 10
History 10
Social Science 12
Science/Math/Technology 13
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Board approved the first set of bylaws which included this mission statement:
In 2014, the WKU Division of
Extended Learning and Outreach
(DELO) formed an exploratory committee of interested community and University members to explore the possibility of creating a lifelong learning program for area residents over
50. The group convened in April of 2014 and spent several months reviewing similar programs from around the country, the demographics of the region, and the viability of creating a program at WKU.
Members of the group gathered positive feedback from members of a variety of area clubs and organizations. Based on this input, the group recommended the formation of the Society for
Lifelong Learning (SLL) at WKU and agreed to continue as its founding Advisory Board. After hosting a successful open house for the community in November of 2014, the Board approved dates for an inaugural term in
Spring 2015 and charged the
Curriculum Committee and the
Membership Relations Committee with preparing for the upcoming launch. In December 2014, the
The Society welcomes anyone with an active interest in learning, regardless of level of formal education. We look forward to your active participation as we build and grow this community of active adult learners.
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Membership is open to adults
50 and over upon payment of membership dues. The dues are reviewed annually and set by the Advisory Board. Dues entitle all members to enroll in curricular offerings upon payment of the appropriate fees, to vote at the annual meeting and at any special meetings of the membership, and to participate in special program events. The annual meeting shall be held in the fall of each year on a date set by the Board.
• Register for unlimited courses each term for one membership fee (first-come, first-served)
• Participate in travel and social events
• Participate in Food For
Thought events
We encourage you to suggest new courses or other programming for an upcoming term. New and existing committees may ask you to serve. Volunteers are needed for a wide range of activities. Your participation is a great way to develop new friendships and be a part of the Society.
Members are eligible to register online for as many courses as they wish (first-come, first-served).
Please only sign up for those you will attend.
Prioritize your selections using the
Course Schedule Planning form found on the last page of this catalog. Please notice that some courses have limited capacity.
The online registration system will give you the opportunity to join a waitlist for classes that are already full.
• Annual Membership - $200
Members may attend unlimited SLL classes/ courses and social events.
Additional fees may apply for travel programs and some course materials.
• One Term Membership -
$125 per spring/summer or fall term
Membership refunds must be requested within two weeks of the term start. Request for refund should be submitted in writing to the SLL office. A $25 charge will be deducted for processing.
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HOW TO REGISTER:
You may register and pay online at wku.edu/sll/reg.
Join us on Tuesday, February
23 at the Knicely Conference
Center. for help with the registration process. You may also call (270) 745-1912 for assistance. We will be available from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
WHEN TO REGISTER:
Registration for this term opens on February 23, 2016.
The term begins March 15.
A lunch break is scheduled every day and we encourage you to continue class discussion or simply become better acquainted with your fellow learners during lunch at one of our fine local restaurants.
Through conversations, surveys, and brainstorming sessions last year, SLL members provided suggestions on topics they would like to explore. There will be four
Food For Thought events during the Spring/Summer term. Please bring your friends and neighbors.
Guests are always welcome!
Registration for each event is required, and fees cover the presentation and a light meal.
See website for more details and to guarantee your spot. Also, see page 15 for topics and dates.
Course descriptions provide details on additional books or supplies required for some courses and the fees associated with them.
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Unless otherwise stated, courses will be held at the WKU
Knicely Center located at 2355
Nashville Road, Bowling Green,
KY. Handicapped parking is available. If you have a WKU parking pass, please remove it while parked at the Knicely
Conference Center so the Parking
Department will not ticket your vehicle. Additional information on page 19.
Membership badges will be available at the SLL Coffee Table located in the hallway to the left of the main lobby entrance.
Members are encouraged to wear name badges to build community and designate membership in the public conference center.
By joining the Society for Lifelong
Learning, you acknowledge and understand that photographs and videos may be taken and used for SLL publications, SLL social media, and any other SLL promotional applications.
Our members must comply with
WKU policies on solicitation, sexual harassment, and disruptive behavior.
Please note that the WKU
Knicely Conference Center has rules which prohibit food or beverage service by anyone other than Aramark; however, you are welcome to bring food/ beverages for yourself to meet any specific nutritional guidelines.
Visitors and prospective members are welcome to visit and participate for one day - if space and programming allow. Please visit the SLL office to obtain a temporary SLL visitor badge.
The SLL will follow the WKU
Inclement Weather policy and procedures. Notification of delays and cancellations can be found on local media and the WKU website (wku.edu).
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In this class, we will visit ancient
Babylon and the Greek and
Roman Empires, and move into the Middle Ages as we listen to their music and learn about those who made it.
LIBA012: The Art of Poetry:
Interpretation and…Memory
From Shakespeare and Donne to Keats and Wordsworth, participants will study some of the world’s most famous sonnets and learn techniques of interpretation and memorization to increase their appreciation of these works.
Each participant will indeed memorize and present just a bit on the sonnet of their choice! (A most excellent way to improve your brain power!!)
• Dr. Matthew Herman, WKU
Faculty, Music Department,
Composer matthew.herman@wku.edu
• Thursdays, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 17, 24, 31,
April 7, 14, and 28
(6 week course)
• Maximum : 18
LIBA014: Study Shakespeare’s
Twelfth Night and Attend a
Performance … Behind Bars!
• Dr. Lloyd Davies, Professor of
English Literature in the WKU
English Department, lloyd.davies@wku.edu
• Tuesdays, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
• Dates: March 15 - April 5
(4 week course)
• Maximum: 12
LIBA013: The Music of the Ancient
World: A Survey of the Culture and
Music of Western Civilization from
Babylon to the Middle Ages
The history of music has a way of pulling us into the history and culture of those who created it.
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What makes Twelfth Night one of Shakespeare’s most popular and celebrated plays? We will read this beloved comedy of mistaken identities and hidden desires and meet to explore the play’s contexts, themes, and performance possibilities.
Participants are invited for a May trip (details later!) to Louisville for the nationally recognized
“Shakespeare Behind Bars” production of Twelfth Night.
• Dr. Gillian Knoll, Assistant
Professor, WKU English
Department, gillian.knoll@wku.edu
• Dr. Lloyd Davies, Professor of
English Literature in the WKU
English Department lloyd.davies@wku.edu
• Tuesday, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
• Dates: April 12 - May 3
(4 week course)
• Maximum: 20
• Additional Cost: Twelfth
Night ($6)
• Trip to Louisville: TBD. Will require background security check/clearance.
LIBA015: Harper Lee: From
Mockingbird to the Mystery of the
Watchman
Participants will read and discuss the novels of Harper
Lee and learn more about the controversies (and mysteries!) surrounding her publications.
Participants will also enjoy viewing the movie version of To Kill a
Mockingbird, starring Gregory
Peck.
• Libby Davies, Kentucky
Literary Award Selection
Committee Chair davies42@bellsouth.net
• Tuesday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
• Dates: April 12 - May 3
(4 week course)
• Additional Cost: To Kill
a Mockingbird ($8),
Watchman ($15)
LIBA016: The Seven Deadly Sins!
Each week, we will read two short stories and discuss one
“deadly sin!” Pride, envy, anger, sloth, greed, gluttony, and lust will be our topics for this program created by the Great Books
Foundation. They are guaranteed to prove most enlightening!
SPECIAL NOTE: This class is open to all SLL members but will be held at
Village Manor.
• Sue Wilson, Retired
Teacher of Language Arts,
AP Honors, and Gifted
Programs ksuewilson70@yahoo.com
• Wednesday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 16 - May 4
(8 week course)
• Additional Cost: Text The
Seven Deadly Sins Sampler
($12). May be ordered directly from The Great
Books Store
(store.greatbooks.org/ adu-sds.html) or online booksellers.
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LIBA017: Drawing Basics: Yes, You
Can…and It’s Fun!
If you can write your name, you can learn to draw!
Participants will relax, have fun, and be pleased with their accomplishments!
• Joey Powell, Adjunct
Faculty, WKU Art
Department joanne.powell@twc.com
• Tuesday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
• Dates: April 12 - May 3
(4 week course)
• Maximum: 12
LIBA018: Variations on a Theme:
Love and Friendship in the Movies
… the International Way
Dr. Egloff returns to offer participants the opportunity to view six international films centered on various interpretations of love and friendship and, of course, participation in lively postscreening discussions!
• Dr. Karin Egloff, Professor,
Modern Languages karin.egloff@wku.edu
• Thursday, 3:00 - 5:30 p.m.
(please note extended class time)
• Dates: March 17, 24, 31,
April 7, 14, and 28
(6 week course)
• Maximum: 20
HWFM011: The Folklore of Flowers
Take a walk through the flower gardens of history to see how our ancestors used flowers to heal, hurt, bewitch, and becalm!
• Lisa K. Miller, WKU Library,
Master Gardener lisa.miller@wku.edu
• Thursday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
• Dates: April 28
(one session)
• Maximum: 20
HWFM012: The Three Ms of
Maturing Gracefully: Movement,
Mindfulness, and Meditation
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Come dressed for comfort and be prepared for yoga stretches, breathing exercises, and guided meditation. No experience necessary; open to all.
• Leslie Weigel, Registered
Instructor with the Yoga
Alliance weigels@mac.com
• Tuesdays, 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
• Dates: March 15 - May 3
(8 weeks)
• Additional Cost (optional):
Soul Centered by Sarah
McLean ($13-16)
• Maximum: 20
USA and right here in Bowling
Green. No prior knowledge is required and we guarantee that you - and your grandchildren - will enjoy your newest skill!
SPECIAL NOTE: This class will meet at Lost River Cave in the River
Birch Room.
GEIN001: Outside the Classroom:
Exploring WKU
Enjoy learning about the many things WKU brings to our community (besides the students!). Each week will be a new experience as we explore a different location. From a “behind the scenes” visit to the WKU PBS television and public radio stations to a hayride exploring the WKU Farm, this course will guarantee a lot of fun.
• Annie Holt, Lost River Cave
Naturalist and Educator annie@lostrivercave.org
• Thursday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
• Dates: March 17 - April 14
(5 week course)
• April 7 exception: class will meet at Knicely Conference
Center
• Maximum: 12
• Additional Fee: $15
• Freida Eggleton, University
Registrar Emerita freida.eggleton@wku.edu
• Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 17 - May 5
(8 week course)
• Maximum: 15
GEIN002: Finding Treasure the Modern Way - Learn to
Geocache!
Impress your grandchildren with your knowledge of the newest technology for treasure hunting!
Geocaching uses a handheld Global Positioning System
(GPS) and a set of latitude and longitude coordinates to locate
“treasures” hidden all across the 10
HIST007: The History of Terrorism
This course will explore the history, interpretation, and definition of terrorism from ancient times to the present. From the Zealots who fought the Roman Empire to the French Reign of Terror and today’s reign of ISIS in the Middle
East, terrorism has played a role in determining the fate of the world.
• Dr. Juan Romero, Associate
Professor, WKU History
Department
• Wednesday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 16 - May 4
(8 week course)
• Maximum: 30

HIST008: The Civil War: A Kentucky
Perspective
An outstanding group of SLL
Instructors will present a unique look at the American Civil War by concentrating on Kentucky, the state that Abraham Lincoln said was the key to winning the war for the Union!
Civil War Battles
• Wednesday, 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 16 - May 4
(8 week course)
• One additional Saturday will be scheduled for an informational tour of local
Civil War sites.
Nancy Baird will discuss the impact of the war on families and other groups in Kentucky.
Dr. Hatcher will delve into the military plans and battle outcomes in Kentucky.
HIST009: The 1930s Paris: European
Chaos and the International Paris
Exposition of 1937 Dr. Lucas will offer insights into the politics that set the stage for the war and plunged Kentucky into a most peculiar political situation.
The 1930s in Paris were a time of great upheaval and turmoil in Europe. The English King abdicated, Hitler took control of
Germany, Mussolini headed Italy, civil war broke out in Spain, and communism was spreading from
Russia. Artists and musicians fled to Paris for political asylum, and in the midst of it all…an International
Exposition was held in Paris! How did the political, artistic, and musical themes come together in this major international event?
Dr. Trapasso will discuss the geographical significance of
Kentucky in general, and Bowling
Green specifically, including the
Civil War fortifications around the city. He will also offer a special
Saturday tour of local Civil War sites.
• Dr. Janet Bass Smith,
Concert Pianist jlbsmithpiano@twc.com
• Thursday, 9:00 - 10:30 A.M.
• Dates: April 14 - May 5
(4 week course) • Dr. Marion Lucas , Professor
Emeritus, WKU Department of History; Nancy Baird, retired WKU Professor;
Dr. Michael Trapasso,
Professor Emeritus of WKU
Department of Geography and Geology; Dr. Ronald
Hatcher, Local Historian,
Authority, and Speaker on
HIST010: Presidential Elections:
They Have Always Been a
Challenge!
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As the long prelude to the election of 2016 continues, this class will step into the past to explore four key elections that were also quite exciting! The candidates, campaigns, and issues of the 1896, 1932, 1952, and
1960 elections will be explored through video clips, newspaper accounts and what they meant for our country.
• Maximum: 30
• Additional Cost: Text The
Revenge of Geography,
Robert Kaplan ($15)
SOSC005: Cyber Security: You and a New Thing That Goes
“Bump” In the Night
• Dr. Richard Weigel, Professor,
WKU Department of History richard.weigel@wku.edu
• Tuesday, 1:30 -3:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 15 - April 5
(4 week course)
SOSC004: The Revenge of
Geography: Geopolitics, Conflict, and Territory
Ed Tivol has over 50 years of experience in the intelligence and security fields in both government and private industry.
With his help, participants will gain a better understanding of what the term “cyber security” means and discuss both the myths and the realities about cyber security threats in the world today. The class will also learn more about the steps we should all take to protect our “on line” identities.
An exploration of the global conflicts currently shaping geopolitical relationships between countries such as the
Crimea, Syria, the Arab Spring countries, Sudan, and ISIS.
Participants will gain a deeper geopolitical understanding of why political states engage in territorial conflicts, the human consequences of these conflicts, and the tools available to use as either soft or hard power to resolve conflicts.
• Ed Tivol, CyPhySecurity, LLC edtivol@gmail.com
• Tuesday, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 15 - April 5
(4 week course)
SOSC006: The Importance of
Religious Freedom
• Dr. David Keeling, WKU
Department Head,
Geography & Geology david.keeling@wku.edu
• Wednesday, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 16 - May 4
(8 week course)
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How important is religious freedom? Participants will study the historical, philosophical, theological, and legal foundations with special attention to the Anglo-American tradition and thinkers such as Williams,
Locke, Jefferson, Madison, and
FDR. The United Nations Universal
Declaration of Human Rights and its relevance to current domestic

and international issues will be discussed.
• Maximum: 50
• Required Minimum: 18
• Dr. Edward Yager, Professor,
Political Science edward.yager@wku.edu
• Thursday, 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
• Dates: March 17 - April 7
(4 week course)
• Maximum: 25
SCTH013: An Introduction to the
Birds of Kentucky
Although this course is primarily for beginners, it is a useful review for those with some birding experience. In this course, you will be introduced to the field identification of the common birds of Kentucky.
SCTH012: To Infinity and Beyond
- Galaxies, Black Holes, the Big
Bang, and the Fate of our Universe
Join us at the Hardin Planetarium to learn how our galaxy thrives through excellent recycling habits; when in the future we will experience the mother of all collisions; what it means to share space with a black hole; the evidence that our universe came into being about 14 billion years ago and…our best prediction of when it will all end!
• Dr. Richard Gelderman,
Director Hardin Planetarium and Professor of Physics and
Astronomy richard.gelderman@wku.
edu
• Thursdays, 1:30-3:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 17 - May 5
(8 week course)
• Participants should park at
Knicely Conference Center and take the WKU shuttle to the Planetarium.
• Additional Course Fee: $45
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• Dr. Blaine Ferrell, blaine.ferrell@wku.edu
• Wednesday, 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
• Dates: March 16 - April 6
(4 week course)
• Maximum: 30
SCTH014: Birding in the Field
This is a four-week “in-the-field” course in bird identification and habits in the south-central region of Kentucky. Weather permitting, we will visit several locations, which may include Lost River
Cave Valley, McElroy Lake, Barren
River Lake, and Mammoth Cave
National Park.
• Pre- Requisite: Introduction to the Birds of Kentucky course or significant birding experience.
• Dr. Blaine Ferrell, blaine.ferrell@wku.edu
• Wednesday, 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
• Dates: April 13 - May 4
(4 week course)
• Maximum: 20
SCTH015: Geology of Kentucky
Learn the rich mineral heritage and origins of the beautiful landscapes of Kentucky. You will examine the natural regions and the geologic conditions that created them. Prior knowledge of geology is not required!
• Dr. Ken Kuehn, University
Distinguished Professor kenneth.kuehn@wku.edu
• Tuesday, 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
• Dates: March 15 - May 3
(8 week course)
• Maximum: 24
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Wednesday, March 23
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Knicely Conference Center
Presenter: Dr. Scott Harris, Director of the WKU Department of Music
Are you a Beatle or a Stone? In the 1960s popular music enjoyed a “British Invasion” that was driven by two of the most recognized and notable rock bands in history
- The Beatles and the Rolling
Stones. While these two bands have many similarities, they also have many stark differences.
Today we will consider how we see these two bands (imagery, behavior, appearance), how we hear them (artistry, music,
creativity), and what they left behind for generations to come
(legacy).
Wednesday, April 6
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Knicely Conference Center
Presenter: Leyda Becker,
International Communities Liaison with the City of Bowling Green
Green’s population, language diversity, the refugee resettlement process, and what you can do in your neighborhoods to be part of our Welcoming Community.
Wednesday, April 20
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Knicely Conference Center
Presenter: Jae Kim, MPH, MA,
CHES (Certified Health Education
Specialist)
All around the world, people are living longer. Our life expectancy has increased, but do we just want to live longer or do we want to live longer and remain healthy? This presentation will look into what we need to do to slow down the aging process and stay healthy in our later years. Terrific information from Mrs. Kim, the
Instructor who teaches the course on “Healthy Ageing” for the WKU
Department of Public Health!
Wednesday, May 11
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Knicely Conference Center
Learn about Bowling Green’s growing diversity and what City
Government is doing to build leadership capacity through innovative programs like its
Academy for New Americans.
During this session we will explore demographic changes in Bowling
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Letitia Henley Kirk was Elvis
Presley’s private nurse. She often toured with Elvis, and she and her husband lived on the grounds at
Graceland with the Presley family from 1972 until 1983. She waited
38 years after his death before releasing her book, Taking Care
of Elvis, in August of 2015.
Friday, April 29
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Van Meter Hall
Enjoy a private SLL dinner in the
Potter Room (2nd Floor of Van
Meter) before hearing the WKU
Symphony performance of “It’s
Time to Sing.” $50 per person.
(WKU Symphony Season Pass holder: dinner only $25 per
person.) There will be a cash wine bar available. Make your reservations before the deadline of April 22.
June 10 - 14, 2016
SLL members have the opportunity to travel to New York
City with the WKU Study Away
Program. This trip will include 3 full days of sight-seeing, including guided tours of the city, art, history, shopping, and a boat tour to the Statue of Liberty/Ellis
Island. The crown jewel of this trip will be seeing the Southern
Kentucky Choral Society and
WKU’s Chorale perform at the world-famous Carnegie Hall.
Participants on this trip should be prepared to use the METRO and the Hop on Hop off Bus, and walk
16 reasonable distances within the city. A program assistant will travel with the group.
Cost: $1,550-1,650 (includes round trip airfare, all lodging accommodations, entrance fees, breakfast available at hotel, and program-related ground
transportation).
Application and Deposit
Deadline is April 1, 2016 (forms and payment schedule available
at the SLL office). Penalties for cancellation or non-payment will apply to this trip.

9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
Movement, Mindfulness, and Meditation
(8 weeks: March 15 - May 3)
11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
The Art of Poetry
(4 weeks: March 15 - April 5)
Harper Lee and Her Two Novels
(4 weeks: April 12 - May 3)
12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Lunch Break
1:30 - 3:00 p.m.
Drawing Basics
(4 weeks: April 12 - May 3)
Presidential Elections in the Past: It Has
Never Been Easy!
(4 weeks: March 15 - April 5)
3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Geology of Kentucky
(8 weeks: March 15 - May 3)
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
The World of Cyber Security
(4 weeks: March 15 - April 5)
Shakespeare Behind Bars
(4 weeks: April 12 - May 3)
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Introduction to Birds of Kentucky
(4 weeks: March 16 - April 6)
The Importance of Religious
Freedom in Western
Civilization
(4 weeks: March 17 - April 7) Birding in the Field
(Location: Announced in class)
(4 weeks: April 13 - May 4)
Food for Thought Events:
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
• March 23: Beatles vs. Stones
• April 6: Immigration in BGKY
• April 20: Tips to Stay Healthy as
We Age
• May 11: Taking Care of Elvis
Lunch Break
The History of Terrorism
(8 weeks: March 16 - May 4)
The Seven Deadly Sins
Location: Village Manor
(8 weeks: March 16 - May 4)
The Civil War in Kentucky
(8 weeks: March 16 - May 4)
The Revenge of Geography -
Exploring Global Conflicts
(8 weeks: March 16 - May 4)
The Paris Expo of 1937: A
World in Crisis
(4 weeks: April 14 - May 5)
Geocaching: Treasure Hunting the Modern Way
(Location: Lost River Cave)
(5 weeks March 17 - April14)
The Folklore of Flowers
(one session, April 28)
Lunch Break
Astronomy: To Infinity and
Beyond!
(Location: WKU Planetarium)
(8 weeks: March 17 - May 5)
Exploring: Behind the Scenes on the WKU Campus
(8 weeks: March 17 - May 5)
The Movies: Variations on a
Theme
(Extended Class Time: 3:00 -
5:30 p.m.)
(6 weeks: March 17, 24, 31,
April 7, 14, and 28)
Music: From Babylon to the
Middle Ages
(6 weeks: March 17, 24, 31,
April 7, 14, and 28)
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Parking available outside the East
Lobby entrance and across the drive in the secondary parking lot.
Handicapped spaces are available for cars with permits.
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Offices
Knicely Conference Center
WKU South Campus
2355 Nashville Road
Bowling Green, KY 42101
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Thank you to our founding members!
Please visit wku.edu/dar/sll.php or call (270) 745-1912 for more information about how your contribution and participation will support this important educational program.
Barbara Johnston
Beth Laves
Bonnie Mitchell Berman
Brenda Bush
Carol Wedge
Carolyn Ridley
Cindy Ehresman
Dan Cherry
David Keown
David Lee
Denny Wedge
Don Gray
Don Vitale
Douglas Humphrey
Ed and Marie Yager
Ed Tivol
Edward Wolfe
Elizabeth Shoenfelt
Ellen Gray
Frank Kersting
Gordon Newell
Hank Wohltjen
Jane Barthelme
Jeanette Rayles
Jeanne Marie Patterson
Jennifer Steen
Joanne Powell
John Fitts
John Ridley
Julie Ellis
Julie Uranis
Kathryn Costello
Ken Kuehn
Larry Gildersleeve
Leslie Weigel
Libby & Lloyd Davies
Linda Jenkins
Linda Todd Phelps
Linda Vitale
Lowell Guthrie
Lynn O’Keefe
Margaret Groves
Marilyn S. Mattingly
Michael Byrne
Patricia Guthrie
Patsy & Jay Sloan
Paul Allison
Phyllis Huggins
Ray Buckberry
Rebecca Cann
Regina Newell
Sandy Boussard
Sarah Craighead & Rick Shireman
Sharon Mutter
Sue Ehresman
Susan Cook
The Presidents Club of
South Central KY
Thomas Paulus
Toby Black
Tom Boussard
Uta Ziegler
Valerie Brown
Vicki Gregory
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