Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee and Smoke Signals will be playing all day at the TRCC Library on November 19th for Native American Heritage month.
Dianne Slopak is a certified elections administrator and the Republican Registrar of Voters for the City of Norwich. Dianne Daniels is a Registrar of Voters for the City of Norwich. Presented by Lifelong Learning.
‘Modern medicine’ affords us the luxury and variety of over-the-counter medication to treat every sort of ailment. The problem is over-the-counter drugs, when mixed together, can cause harmful and dangerous side effects and, in some cases, more symptoms. Learn how natural home remedies, including homeopathics, herbs, and supplements can save you time, money and improve (...) Read More >>
Come join Professor James Sherrard for tea, coffee, and pastries and have a discussion about Professor Sherrard's work in the state department and how arms treaties are negotiated.
Share the immigration stories of your family, led by Bette Peck and Florence Frank, longtime A.L.L. members. Presented by Lifelong Learning
EARN 3-4 CREDITS IN JUST 3 WEEKS, ONLINE OR ON CAMPUS Winter Session classes run from Thursday, Dec. 26 through Thursday, Jan. 16. Attend class from wherever you are. 75% (...) Read More >>
College professional staff and faculty will be involved in professional day activities associated with Achieving the Dream. There will be limited services available in Student Services and several other college areas on Friday, November 22, 2019 from 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
The talk will discuss how the Founding Fathers addressed issues, such as the role of social media in public discourse, gun regulation and social justice. Gary Donato is a retired naval officer. He earned his PhD in Political Science and Diplomatic History from UConn. Presented by Adventures in Lifelong Learning
The second session will be open to a variety of topics, led by Gary Donato. Presented by Adventures in Lifelong Learning
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