LifeLong Learning-San Marcos
A Proud Affiliate of the Aging Forward Alliance
LifeLong Learning-San Marcos and the San Marcos Public Library
Present a Community Lecture Series
Seven Unique Topics on Seven Consecutive Tuesdays
Tuesdays, Jan. 28 – Mar. 11, 10:00-11:30am
Free and Open to the Pubic
Registration is Required: Visit the San Marcos Public Library or call 512-393-8200
Minors must be accompanied by a participating adult
CLICK HERE for the full list of sessions and descriptions
Jan. 28—Fact v. Fiction: The Realities of Human Trafficking in Texas
Kirsta Leeburg Melton, CEO of the Institute to Combat Trafficking
Feb. 4—Conflict Resolution Starts with Communication
Martha Joyce, Director of Central Texas Dispute Resolution Center
Feb. 11—How Much Do You Know about San Marcos?
Linda Coker, Past President, Heritage Association of San Marcos
Join Us for a Zoom Series Presented by the
Bullock Texas State History Museum
Fridays, Jan. 31-Mar. 7, 10:30-11:30am
(no session on Feb. 14)
CLICK HERE for the session descriptions
Registration and fee required
Jan. 31 -- Singin' the Blues in Texas
Feb. 7 -- What Makes Texas, Texas?
no session on Feb. 14
Feb. 21 -- Discovering the Regions of Texas
Feb. 28 -- Myths and Unsolved Mysteries of the Texas Revolution
Mar. 7 -- Gone to Texas: Part of the Nation's Immigration Story
LifeLong Learning is in discussions with the Wittliff Collections at Texas State University to deliver via Zoom the Wittliff Southwestern Writers Book+ Club.
This new Book+ Club will tap into the extraordinary collection of rare and unique treasures housed in the Wittliff’s Southwestern Writers Collection, a distinguished archival repository that collects and preserves the works of the region’s renowned authors.
More details will be provided soon!
LifeLong Learning is now an affiliate of the Aging Forward Alliance!
Aging Forward (formerly Shepherd’s Centers of America) is a nationwide alliance of 56 dedicated affiliate organizations serving more than 165,000 older adults each year. Through this alliance of committed volunteers and sponsoring partners, Aging Forward has reached more than 2.5 million older adults since it's founding in 1974.
LifeLong Learning joined the Aging Forward Alliance due to (1) our shared mission: providing opportunities for older adults to live and age with vitality; and (2) the benefits offered: access to a Speaker’s Bureau, the Affiliate E-Exchange (an online library of resources), national outreach initiatives, and opportunities to network with other affiliates across the country.
We look forward to expanding our learning opportunities through engagement with Aging Forward and its affiliate organizations!