Temple University's Office of Non-Credit and Continuing Education Spring 2022 Brochure
Temple University's Office of Non-Credit and Continuing Education is pleased to present its Spring 2022 digital brochure. Browse our available personal enrichment, professional development, online self-paced, and test prep courses. Register at noncredit.temple.edu/nce.
Temple University's Office of Non-Credit and Continuing Education is pleased to present its Spring 2022 digital brochure. Browse our available personal enrichment, professional development, online self-paced, and test prep courses. Register at noncredit.temple.edu/nce.
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literature <strong>and</strong> history courses (continued)<br />
LOST HISTORY OF PHILADELPHIA<br />
Taught by: Rick Spector<br />
Explore Philadelphia’s fascinating <strong>and</strong> forgotten past. Through the medium <strong>of</strong> short subject<br />
documentary, digital imagery, <strong>and</strong> live commentary, learn about the birth <strong>of</strong> local broadcasting—<br />
Philly’s proud business heritage—<strong>and</strong> highlights <strong>of</strong> the last hundred years in the fields <strong>of</strong><br />
entertainment, sports, food, <strong>and</strong> neighborhood life. Whether you want to reminisce about the past<br />
or discover it for the first time, join us for this interactive presentation <strong>and</strong> discussion.<br />
DAY(S) TIME DATES LOCATION COST<br />
Mondays 6:30PM‒8:30PM Apr. 4 & 11 Online via Zoom Public Fee: $49<br />
OLLI Member Fee: $34.30<br />
BECOMING THE I (BOOK DISCUSSION)<br />
Taught by: Miriam Camitta<br />
Join us this term in reading five notable novels <strong>of</strong> identity across class, racial, <strong>and</strong> gender lines.<br />
We begin with the inimitable Colm Tóibín’s The Magician, his epic fictionalized life <strong>of</strong> the author<br />
Thomas Mann. We continue with Kiley Reid’s exploration <strong>of</strong> race <strong>and</strong> “emotional labor” in Such a<br />
Fun Age. Next, we read the luminous Joan Silber’s Improvement, a novel-in-stories about finding<br />
meaning in intersecting lives. Following, we read Rachel Pastan’s In the Field, a novel based on<br />
the life <strong>of</strong> Nobel-prize winning geneticist Barbara McClintock. We end with The Vanishing Half,<br />
Britt Bennett’s lauded novel <strong>of</strong> Black twins taking divergent paths.<br />
DAY(S) TIME DATES LOCATION COST<br />
Tuesdays 10AM‒12PM or Feb. 8, Feb. 22, Mar. 8, Online via Zoom Public Fee: $225<br />
1PM‒3PM Mar. 22, Apr. 5 OLLI Member Fee: $157.50<br />
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<strong>Spring</strong> <strong>2022</strong> | <strong>Office</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Non</strong>-<strong>Credit</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Continuing</strong> <strong>Education</strong> | noncredit.temple.edu/personalenrichment
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