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Presidents' College

The mission of the Presidents' College is to create an extended community of thinking people dedicated to the importance of the life of the mind. By offering a wide range of activities, the Presidents' College allows its participants to explore significant topics at a high intellectual level under the guidance of university-level faculty. The Presidents' College extends the University of Hartford's educational mission by engaging the adult population of its surrounding communities in the intellectual life of the campus, thus building significant connections between them and the University.  

The Emma Bovary Book Club make-up class has been rescheduled for Friday,
March 7, 10:30 a.m.–12 p.m. in the KF Room.

• Fukushima, Chernobyl and Three-Mile Island: How We got There - Thomas filburn
• American Art in the Gilded Age — George Lechner - Course closed
• The Medieval art of Love - Nicholas  Ealy
• University Libraries: Searching 101 - Abbie Weinberg
• Hot Spots and Burning Issues: The Foreign Affairs Discussion Group — Michael Clancy
• A Reading of Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse: Life into Art — Catherine Stevenson - Course closed
• God in the Details: The World of Northern Renaissance Art 1400-1510 — Alexandra Onuf
• Air and Angels: The Poetry of John Donne (1572-1631) — Humphrey Tonkin
• How Can We Know the Dancer from the Dance? — Stephen Pier
• The Five People Who  Invented american Popular Music - Kern, Berlin, Gershwin, Port, Rodgers — Steve Metcalf
• Death to America! The Legacy of Bitterness in U.S.-Iran Relations — Russ Hoyle
• Is Communication Technology Changing the nature of Human Interaction and Relationships? — Lynne Kelly
• The Many Faces of Parkinson's
• The War of the Book — Michel K. Troy
• Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics — Jean McGivney-Burelle
• The Science and Fantasy of Robots — James McDonald
• How the Cold War Was Sold to Americans — Mari Firkatian
• Music and Literature in 1914: “What’s Past Is Prologue” — Michael Lankester
• Renewable energy: What's Stopping Us? — Pines, Filburn, Yavuzturk
• The Art Scene: NY Springs to Life — Zina Davis
• Dante's Inferno: Heretics and schematics — Maria Esposito Frank
• A History of Jewish Hartford — Kafer, Hoffman, Donahue, Patt
• Hot Spots and Burning Issues: The Foreign Affairs Discussion Group — Michael Clancy
• 360 Years of Jewish Life in America — Avi Patt
• American Opera — Willie anthony Waters
• Entwyned Early Music: An Early Music Tapestry — Hansen, Humphreys, Hansen
• Katharine Hepburn: From Hartford to Hollywood — Basinger, Steadman, DePauw
• Jazz Appreciation: An Introduction to the World of Jazz — Javon Jackson
• The 2014 Patricia Cremins Memorial Lecture and Luncheon
• Breaking through: The Scientists Who Made the Greatest Generation Great — Michael Wininger
• The Sewing Machine and the Typewriter: A Very Short History of Work in America — Richard Voigt
• A Katharine Hepburn Festival
• The Short Story from Chekhov to William Trevor — Kathleen McGrory
• Scorpions: A Supreme Court Book Club — Jilda Aliotta

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