Seminar Listing by Date
June 14 to June 19
- Listen to the Birds / Don Quintenz
- Wildlife Photography: Turning Passion into Productivity / John Van Den Brandt
June 21 to June 26
- Two Irishmen, Two Novels, Two Portraits / Robert Spoo '79
July 5 to July 11
- Tritone Jazz Fantasy Camp / Bob DeRosa
July 12 to July 17
- Give My Regards to Broadway - The American Musical / Dale Duesing '67
- The Great Patriotic War: World War II Through Soviet Eyes / Victoria Kononova
July 17 to July 19
- Family Weekend/Grandparent-Grandchild Weekend / David Stokes
July 19 to July 24
- African America in Slavery and Freedom: How our Racial Past Informs our Present / Susan Pappas '69
- African America in Slavery and Freedom: How our Racial Past Informs our Present / Joe Patterson '69
- African America in Slavery and Freedom: How our Racial Past Informs our Present / Jerald Podair
- Poignant, Prosaic, and Possibly Pointless: The Stories of Anton Chekhov / Peter Thomas
- Richard M. Nixon: The Triumph and Tragedy of an American Politician / Tim Crain
July 26 to July 31
- Stitches in Time: The Genius of Medieval Embroideries and Tapestries / Jane Tibbetts Schulenburg '65
- The Stars: Mansions Built by Nature’s Hand / Megan Pickett
- Water Cycle: A Journey Around the Science and Policy of Earth’s Most Precious Resource / Peter Levi '01 and Titus Seilheimer '00
August 2 to August 7
- The 2020 Verdict / Terry Moran '82
- The American Civil War in Historical Perspective / James Cornelius '81
August 9 to August 14
- Is Belief in God Rational? / Terry Goode
- The Fall of Rome: From Caesar to King and From Jupiter to Jesus in 500 Years / Nikolas Hoel '99
August 16 to August 22
- Creative Photography / Philip Krejcarek
- Family Ties - The Case of King David / Bill Urbrock
- Watercolor: The Expressive Medium / Helen Klebesadel
August 30 to September 4
- Flirting with Disaster: Turning Personal Obsession into Memoir / David McGlynn
- The Original Book Club: Literary Legacies of Medieval Women / Catherine Keene and Danielle Joyner
- What Happens Next?: The Importance of the Strong Storyline in Classic Hollywood Films / Jack Rhodes
September 13 to September 18
- Which Way to the White House? Presidential Campaign Parades from 1896 to 2020 / Charlie Schudson and Steve Bruemmer
- Wildflowers, Birds, and Mushrooms / Don Quintenz
- Wildflowers, Birds, and Mushrooms / Charlotte Lukes
- Writing Poetry in Forms / Marilyn L. Taylor
September 27 to October 2
- A Brief History of Creatures that Rule the Earth (Hint: They’re not humans) / David Hines '76
- Anatomy of a Murder Trial / Steve Licata '75
- Hollywood Votes: Images from the World of Politics in Films of the Classic Era / Jack Rhodes
October 4 to October 9
- SPQR: The Senate and the Roman People / Daniel Taylor '63
- The 2020 Elections: What Next for American Foreign Policy? / Christopher Murray '75
- Watercolor: A Fresh Start / Helen Klebesadel
October 11 to October 16
- The Weimar Republic: Grandeur and Disaster / Jon Greenwald
October 18 to October 23
- World Religions in the Contemporary World / Brian Smith