The KT opened its doors in the Summer of 1995 with a commitment to helping senior citizens fulfill the potential of their pre and post retirement years. To that end, it offers a curriculum of non-credit courses in a broad spectrum of subjects ranging from the cultural and historical to the practical and contemporary. All Center members are afforded opportunities to network with students, exchange ideas, and enjoy many social and cultural events.
Classes offered in the fall, winter, spring, and summer terms are the heart of the KT experience.
Each Term, special learning and social opportunities, which are self-supporting, apart from membership and tuition fees , are planned throughout the year. Staff, other volunteers, and special guests also contribute to our success, and are acknowledged during this event. Also, during this event the attendees are provided an opportunity to preview courses and meet faculty. The KTCS operates with guidance from an Advisory Board established with By-laws, Policies and Procedures, and six standing committees. It functions in accordance with University policies.