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Spring 2025 Classes
NOTE: Classes begin at 10:00 am and last 1 hour and 30 minutes unless noted differently.
The Spring 2025 Synopsis can be viewed and downloaded from this link.
The Spring 2025 Registration form can be viewed and downloaded from this link.
The CSU Waiver form can be viewed and downloaded from this link.
Mail-in registration forms and waivers must be received in our post office box by March 6 in order for you to be on the class roster. Mailing instructions are included on the form. If leaving your registration at the CSU desk, the forms and dues must be in a sealed envelope you provide.
Bring a jacket--the auditorium can get chilly sometimes.
Monday March 17 - April 21
10:00-11:30 Evidence for Modern Physics, Kurt Schmitz
11:45-1:15 Why Evil Exists, Rick Dukes
1:30-3:00 Mar 17 - Apr 7 Great Decisions, Bain Cowell
1:30-3:00 Apr 14 & 21 How We Got to Now, Harvey Richman
3:15-4:45 Chattahoochee Valley Stories, Sharon Kuechenmeister
Tuesday March 18 - April 22
10:30-11:30 Line Dancing, Mary Jo Pugh and Dixie Turman
11:45-1:15 The Everyday Gourmet, Barb Romey
1:30-3:00 Turning Points in World History, Jim Romey
3:15-4:45 Ancient Egypt, Jan Carter
Wednesday March 19 - April 23
10:00-11:30 Modern Latin America, Dick Tompson
11:45-1:15 Language Families of the World, Les Tatarek
Link to IndoEuropean Topic
1:30-3:00 How Railroads Transformed the World, Les Dean
3:15- 4:45 Board Games, Jane Sanford
Thursday March 20 - April 24
10:00-11:30 Writers Call, Gaby Azhar
11:45-1:15 Aging and Dementia, Robbie Montfort
1:30-3:00 Trivia, Nancy DeCurtis
3:15-4:45 Everyday Engineering, Paul DeCurtis
10:00-11:30 Evidence for Modern Physics, Kurt Schmitz
11:45-1:15 Why Evil Exists, Rick Dukes
1:30-3:00 Mar 17 - Apr 7 Great Decisions, Bain Cowell
1:30-3:00 Apr 14 & 21 How We Got to Now, Harvey Richman
3:15-4:45 Chattahoochee Valley Stories, Sharon Kuechenmeister
Tuesday March 18 - April 22
10:30-11:30 Line Dancing, Mary Jo Pugh and Dixie Turman
11:45-1:15 The Everyday Gourmet, Barb Romey
1:30-3:00 Turning Points in World History, Jim Romey
3:15-4:45 Ancient Egypt, Jan Carter
Wednesday March 19 - April 23
10:00-11:30 Modern Latin America, Dick Tompson
11:45-1:15 Language Families of the World, Les Tatarek
Link to IndoEuropean Topic
1:30-3:00 How Railroads Transformed the World, Les Dean
3:15- 4:45 Board Games, Jane Sanford
Thursday March 20 - April 24
10:00-11:30 Writers Call, Gaby Azhar
11:45-1:15 Aging and Dementia, Robbie Montfort
1:30-3:00 Trivia, Nancy DeCurtis
3:15-4:45 Everyday Engineering, Paul DeCurtis
Most classes are held in the large auditorium on the north side of the Elizabeth Bradley Turner Center (EBTC). Exercise classes are held in a large room on the second floor.
Updated Mar 2, 2025