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All Continuing Education non-credit classes are for students age 16 years and older, unless otherwise noted.
 
  • The Thin Veil: Irish Mythology, Medicine & Traditional Religion
  • Dates: 2/3/2026-3/10/2026
    Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    Day(s): Tu
    Sessions: 6
    Seats Available: 30
    Location: Arts & Technology
    Course Fee: $99.00
    Instructor: Jon Hatch

    Zeus, Thor and Atlantis may dominate pop culture, but the myths of ancient Ireland are just as exciting, heroic and delightfully strange. Explore a world where men turn into salmon, wisdom comes from a thumb and pregnant women outrun racehorses. See how Irish myth and Christianity shaped one another, and learn ways to bring these ancient stories into everyday life.

 

 

  • Musical Theatre History
  • Dates: 2/17/2026-4/7/2026
    Time: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    Day(s): Tu
    Sessions: 8
    Seats Available: 16
    Location: Broussard Center
    Course Fee: $179.00
    Instructor: Sydney Fabregas

    Explore the history of musical theatre from its early roots in operetta and vaudeville to today’s Broadway blockbusters. Study iconic shows, influential artists and major movements to see how the art form reflects cultural and social change. Uncover the contributions of composers, lyricists and performers who have shaped musical theatre into what it is today. 

 

  • China: The Decade of Concern
  • Dates: 3/12/2026-3/12/2026
    Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    Day(s): Th
    Sessions: 1
    Seats Available: 20
    Location: Arts & Technology
    Course Fee: $34.00
    Instructor: Peter Strasser

    Explore the critical “Decade of Concern” for China as it faces increasing resistance from the US and its allies. Class examines China’s strategic goals, including surpassing the US economically and technologically, as well as its ambitions regarding Taiwan. Analyze how both countries are navigating this pivotal period and what it means for global power dynamics. 

 

  • Living Together Well: An Introduction to Conflict Resolution
  • Dates: 3/18/2026-4/29/2026
    Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    Day(s): W
    Sessions: 6
    Seats Available: 18
    Location: Arts & Technology
    Course Fee: $99.00
    Instructor: Jon Hatch

    From friends to families to foreign countries, conflicts seem very easy to start but very complicated to get over. Using examples from around the world, this course explores how conflicts start, what sustains them and the process of bringing them to an end, as well as what resources coexist in the aftermath.

    No class on March 25.

 

  • Gaelic Literature
  • Dates: 3/24/2026-4/28/2026
    Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
    Day(s): Tu
    Sessions: 6
    Seats Available: 20
    Location: Arts & Technology
    Course Fee: $94.00
    Instructor: Jill M.L. Kanewischer

    Learn about the fascinating world of Gaelic Literature from ancient times to the modern era from an instructor who recently finished her master’s in Gaelic Literature and Culture from the University College of Cork.

 

  • Prosecuting Drug & Gun Gangs: An Insider's View
  • Dates: 4/16/2026-4/16/2026
    Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    Day(s): Th
    Sessions: 1
    Seats Available: 20
    Location: Arts & Technology
    Course Fee: $34.00
    Instructor: Peter Strasser

    A web of criminal alliances stretching from drug cartels in Mexico to neighborhood gangs in US cities has fueled a nationwide public safety crisis. Join a formal federal prosecutor to examine the criminal links in the cycle of violence and drug usage, and explain how cases are successfully prosecuted. 

 

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