Posted March 31, 2023
Granville County Senior Services’ Creative Lifelong Learning (CLL) program has diverse array of upcoming courses this spring. CLL offers classes throughout the year to enrich seniors with programs for all interests including literature, language, world history, etiquette, emotional health, and end of life planning.
Some upcoming program highlights include:
- Robert Frost Poems: Thursdays April 6 – 27
- An Introduction to Tea – Afternoon Tea & Etiquette: April 11 and 18 (registration required)
- Pre-Planning for Final Arrangements: April 12
- How Trauma Impacts Adult Life: April 13
- Why the Jews? Anti-Semitism Then and Now: Mondays April 17 – June 26
- Introduction to the German Language: Thursdays May 4 – June 1
For more information, please contact the Granville County Senior Center at 919-693-1930. To view course flyers, visit the Senior Services Facebook page or the CLL website.
The CLL program’s mission is to provide opportunities to engage the mind, elevate the spirit, and foster the well-being of adult learners through a wide range of educational programs, physical activities, and social events. The program is modeled after the Osher LIfelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Duke and N.C. State Universities, as well as other Triangle-area senior center programming, and is funded through a generous endowment and by annual memberships, class fees, and donations. Course registration priority is given to Granville County residents over the age of 50. Those under the age of 50 may register if there are remaining seats. To begin or renew your annual CLL membership, visit the CLL webpage or visit the Granville County Senior Center (107 Lanier Street, Oxford).