DAVIDSONLEARNS
Spring into a DavidsonLearns Class
As the DavidsonLearns winter term winds down, our regional lifelong learning organization kicks off its spring term this month — and there is still space available in three enticing courses.
For example, The Human Side of Landmark Civil Rights Lawsuits will give you a lawyer’s-eye view from Davidson Town Commissioner Jim Fuller, who has been on the front lines of Civil Rights law since he graduated from Davidson College in 1964 and went on to UNC School of Law. Jim has taught at Duke, Wake Forest, UNC, and Davidson, and been listed multiple times in America’s Best Lawyers.
From guest speakers and taped interviews, you will hear the inside stories of people in our region who fought and won landmark Civil Rights cases. This course will be taught by a civil rights lawyer who was there, giving us a look into their courageous trailblazing.
Jim’s course begins on Wednesday, March 27, and meets weekly from 2 –3:30 pm
at McIntosh Law Firm, 209 Delburg Street, Suite 203 – next to the Brickhouse Tavern.
In addition, a few seats are also available in these courses:
A Brief Introduction to Peace and Conflict Resolution
Dr. Yves-Renée Jennings
Starting on Tuesday, March 12, 2–3:30 pm
Temple Kol Tikvah
Environmental History: Humanity’s Footprint and Today’s Policy
Dr. David Martin
Starting on Wednesday, March 20, 7–8:30 pm
WDAV Boswell Room
For more information on spring offerings, see Current Courses. Visit the Parks & Rec website to set up a free account, join DavidsonLearns, and register for a course.