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Have you ever wanted to discuss important social issues with your peers in a safe space? Sociology, or the critical and systematic study of society, aims to better understand how people behave and why people do what they do. Using the sociological imagination by C. Wright Mills, students will be able to engage in meaningful discussions that explore key social issues important to the group demographic (such as family, culture, intersectionality, health care, and gerontology). Format: 40% Class Discussion, 35% Lecture, 35% Hands-On Activities/Break-Out Discussion
April 18 - April 25
Unlock the Power of Storytelling. In this engaging course, we delve into the art and science of storytelling, revealing its profound impact on our lives. Discover how compelling narratives can strengthen connections, foster trust, ignite empathy, deepen understanding, and enhance your learning journey. What You'll Learn: - The secrets behind memorable stories - Techniques to connect with others on a deeper level - Building trust through storytelling - Developing empathy and understanding through narrative - How storytelling can enrich your lifelong learning experience - How to use storytelling to improve the learning experience of others Elevate your communication skills and enrich your relationships through the magic of storytelling. Join us for a journey of discovery and connection.
April 10 - May 1
In this course, you will dive into the rich history of libraries and learn how they have evolved to meet the needs of modern society. Libraries are collections of books for reading, studying, and preserving knowledge. With the invention of writing, collecting and preserving information became a function of civilization. Paper-making, the development of language, and the commercialization of bookmaking led to the earliest libraries. Early libraries opened to the public for a fee or by subscription. Public education and libraries were limited until philanthropists created free libraries open to the public.
March 12 - March 19
Wouldn't you like to learn more about what San Diego was like for the women who lived and worked here during World War II? By interviewing people who lived here during that time, plus extensive research, Linda will tell stories about individuals and events that were unique to our area.
April 3 - April 3
On June 6, 1944, Allies composed primarily of American, British, and Canadian soldiers and sailors launched the largest seaborne invasion in world history. Their goal was to liberate France and ultimately destroy the German Nazi regime. Preceded by the insertion of 24,000 airborne troops shortly after midnight, over 156,000 soldiers landed on the beaches of Normandy establishing a tenuous foothold the German army was unable to dislodge. We investigate the intense planning, deception of the German leadership, and the heroism of the soldiers that made Operation Overlord despite thousands of casualties a success.
April 10 - April 10
The history of steam trains in England and America (and real-life death), appeal of setting in murder mysteries (fictional)
March 26 - March 26
Explore the Old Kingdom of Ancient Egypt with a look at the rulers, turmoil, accomplishments, art, and architecture of the period. Did you know that the Great Pyramids were not the first pyramids built? Join us to learn more about the First through Sixth Dynasties of Ancient Egypt during approximately 2700-2200 BC.
February 14 - February 14
Growing Older, Growing Stronger: San Diego's Aging Ecosystem" dives into the multifaceted aspects of our region's aging population. This course offers a comprehensive exploration of the challenges and opportunities in aging, providing participants with an understanding of the social and economic issues associated with healthy longevity. Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives, the class examines the factors that contribute to the resilience and strength of San Diego's aging population and the evolving landscape of the aging ecosystem
February 28 - February 28
- $213,374 in financial savings per project
- 55% reduction in downtime
- 54% reduction in processing time
- 53% reduction in defects
- 61% increase in production
Learn how a Green Belt project where a hospital increased performance by 350%.
Register today for this exclusive program to advance your skills, build your résumé and showcase your business project that delivers real business results. Students receive 1 year of access upon registration.
December 18 - May 5
May 6 - August 11
December 18 - May 5
May 6 - August 11