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The first speaker of the series was Doug Tatge who told the story of Alexandria College with his presentation of, “Still Caring: The History of Alexandria Technical and ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥.”

The second session was, “The Power of Building an Inclusive Community,” presented by Keith Turner and Carl Crawford.

Senior College offers informative and thought-provoking learning that is stimulating and social without the pressures of tests, grades or degrees. A variety of presentations provided by scholars from across the Midwest stimulate learning and fuel curiosities in a congenial setting.  Sessions are held fall and spring semesters, and a short winter session in January.  A single registration allows access to all lectures in a given session. 

If you are interested learn more here.

Call for Presenters

If you are interested in being a presenter, Senior College is currently seeking college level speakers from around the region to share their insights, knowledge and experiences with attendees.  We are looking for speakers whose voices will resonate on a wide variety of topics – from history and political science to economics, geography, and biology. So if your passion is nature, technology, business, social justice, health and wellness, or you are just interested in getting in front of a thoughtful & curious audience of lifelong learners, we encourage you to submit a .

All lectures are held at Alexandria College on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:15-5:15 pm.

If you have a suggestion for a topic and/or presenter please complete a