Spring Lifelong Learning Lecture Series
For over 25 years, Laurier Lifelong Learning (LLL) has offered community-first opportunities for lifelong learning. In a rapidly changing world, lifelong learning plays a crucial role for personal fulfillment, social cohesion and prosperity.
Access learning from Laurier faculty and community. Learning is open to everyone. There's no application processes, no grades or assignments, just relevant and engaging learning for its own sake.
Learn more about Lifelong Learning programming on our website at www.wlu.ca/continuing-education/lifelong-learning.
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Courses
- 0662 - Someone Nicked my Tune: Stories of songs that sounded a bit too familiar, and how AI may change the songwriting game forever
- 0663 - When I was a kid, I thought quicksand was going to be a bigger problem than it is: How Popular Culture Shapes Our Fears About Risk
- 0664 - Talking About Death Won’t Kill Us: Compassion, Connection, and Community
- 0665 - Is it time to regulate social media? What does the empirical evidence show and what are the policy challenges?
- 0666 - Why can't they keep their 'darn' promises? Politicians, Elections and Campaign Platforms.
- 0667 - Why is it radical to co-exist with nonhumans? And what could a more-than-human future look like?
- 0668 - What Canada Ate: Preserving and Teaching Canadian Culinary History
- 0669 - The Politics of Patience and Impatience
- 0670 - From Concert Etiquette to Music Historiography: Assessing Beethoven’s Legacy
- 0671 - The Grim End of the Pacific War: Revisiting Battlefield Touring of Okinawa, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki
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