Ten courses offered by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Continuing Studies division this fall:
- Cultural competency in treatment and recovery (Alcohol and Other Drug Issues)
- Listening for a change (Interpersonal Communication)
- Regenerative communities (Interpersonal Communication)
- Masterworks of modern American drama (History)
- World music: soundscapes in a changing world (Music)
- French for reading knowledge (Languages)
- The conduct of public meetings (Leadership and Management)
- Ukulele: beginning (Music)
- Modern dance: beginning (Dance and Movement)
- Irish bodhran: continuing/intermediate (Music)
None of these more-or-less randomly selected courses sound very appealing to me. There is a history course called "People of the sun: Aztalan and the Mississippian civilization of North America" that sounds really appealing, though. I may sign up for that one. And there's a lecture series on medieval art that I think would be really interesting, but it conflicts with choir rehearsal. Alas.
