Community Education

Description

Course Offerings:

Lectures

• Alexander Hamilton: Who He Was, Why He Matters, and What He Might Have Been: Step into the world of one of America's most influential and enigmatic figures with our enlightening program, "Alexander Hamilton: Who He Was, Why He Matters, and What He Might Have Been." Discover the life, legacy, and untapped potential of the man who helped shape the foundation of the United States.

• Lecture - Ireland: Saints, Sinners and Shamrocks: The lively and historical culture of the Emerald Isle is known throughout the planet as Irish have settled in multiple nations and shared their love of living. Learn more about the homeland through its geography, flora, fauna and most importantly, its people. Ireland also serves, unfortunately, as an example of political, religious and economic conflict.
• Lecture - London: Aspects of A City: As a major world capital, London exhibits all facets of a city. These same facets can be found in cities everywhere, including Sherman. This interactive presentation will highlight how cities impact our lives. We will consider cities as political centers, meccas of museums, seats of learning, religious headquarters and most importantly, home.
• Lecture - Julius Caesar and the Fall of the Roman Republic: Don’t miss this chance to delve into the riveting history of Julius Caesar and the transformative period that reshaped Rome. Whether you’re a dedicated history buff, a student, or simply curious about the past, "Julius Caesar and the Fall of the Roman Republic" offers an enlightening and engaging experience.
• Lecture - Digging into Texas' Past - Fossil and Arrowhead Collecting in North Texas: Whether you're a seasoned collector or a curious novice, this program offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich geological and archaeological heritage of North Texas.

Trips

• Field Trip - the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History: Located in the heart of Fort Worth, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is your gateway to engaging, educational, and exciting experiences. Our mission is to engage diverse communities through creative and vibrant programs and exhibits that interpret science and the rich stories of Texas and the Southwest. One of the favorites of the museum is the Noble Planetarium, shows are free with admission.
  • General admission at the gate Adults $16 and Seniors $14; admission is not included in our fee.
  • Link to Planetarium schedule: https://www.fwmuseum.org/explore/noble-planetarium
• Field Trip - The Museum of Illusion: Museum of Illusions Dallas is a unique and exciting museum dedicated to providing visitors with a fun, interaction and educational experience that challenges perception and inspires creativity.
  • General admission at the gate Adults $21 and Seniors $19; admission is not included in our fee.