According to Meyers, ALLL programs will be offered in comfortable settings with no exams, no homework, and taught by knowledgeable, experienced, and qualified instructors. Participants will have the opportunity to meet new people, enjoy time with peers who wish to continue learning, and experience many fields of study. An advisory panel has been working on getting this program underway for some time now, and we believe we've developed a concept that will be appreciated by many of our area citizens. The program will utilize college-level instructors, lecturers, politicians, and professionals in various fields and give participants the opportunity to meet new people, continue the acquisition of knowledge, and develop a greater ability to find personal meaning and satisfaction in all aspects of life as seniors. Topics will include photographic equipment, exposures, techniques, and the aesthetics of photography.
Planning is already underway for programs to be offered after the first two.
Some of the ideas for the summer and the fall include outdoor cooking, antiques, and area history.