UCONN Adult Learning Program

Please refer to our "Changes to Class Schedule" page under the ALP NEWS tab for a list of all changes to our curriculum for the spring semester. Unless otherwise noted, re-scheduled classes will be held in the same place and time as originally scheduled.

WELCOME TO THE UCONN ADULT LEARNING PROGRAM

If you're a retiree interested in keeping your mind stimulated through ongoing education, you're in the right place. It's exactly what we do. If you haven't been here before, just click on this link to learn about the ALP organization and how you can become a member. It's not hard and it's not expensive! Come and sample a class! For a preview of classes being offered, check out the ALP Calendar on this website.

ANNUAL MEETING AND LUNCHEON
TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 2019, 10:00 – 1:30PM
HERITAGE HALL & DINING ROOM, SEABURY

Guest Speaker Michael Freimuth
Executive Director, CRDA

Michael W. Freimuth has been the Executive Director of the Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) since its creation in 2012. He oversees CRDA’s entertainment and convention facilities, housing and commercial development programs and regional initiatives.

Prior to joining CRDA, he served as Commissioner of Development for the City of New Rochelle, NY where he oversaw housing, building, planning, zoning, economic development, transportation and parking as well as special projects. Mr. Freimuth has also been the Director of Economic Development for the City of Stamford, Ct and served in a similar position for the City of Bridgeport. He was a senior legislative assistant in the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington,

Mr. Freimuth earned his Bachelors of Art degree in Economics from the University of Connecticut and holds a Master of Public Administration and Public Finance from George Washington University. He has been the recipient of numerous awards including the Public Service Award from the Connecticut Secretary of State, a Citation of Outstanding Achievement from the Connecticut General Assembly, and the Distinguished Alumni Award from George Washington University. He lives with his family in Fairfield, CT. DC and managed a real estate subsidiary of a mutual savings bank headquartered in Connecticut.

ANNUAL MEETING AGENDA

10:00 Registration for luncheon

10:30 Keynote Speaker (Heritage Hall)

11:30 Business Meeting (Heritage Hall)

12:15 Luncheon (Dining Hall)

PARKING

For this event, ALP members who are not Seabury residents should park at the Chinese Baptist Church just west of Seabury at 160 Wintonbury Avenue. Please park to the rear of the parking lot. Seabury will provide shuttle service from and to the church's parking lot beginning at 9:30am. The shuttle will be available until after the Annual Meeting has concluded, and for anyone who needs transportation back to the parking lot during the event.

NEW PAGE:

We've added a new page to our website for those of you who may have missed or are interested in a specific class. The page contains links to written reviews and audio recordings of classes already held. See "Class Reviews and Recordings" in the CLASSES drop down menu or just click here.

SEABURY PARKING FOR CLASSES

Seabury is pleased to offer parking for all ALP classes at the convenient Hilltop Parking Lot at the north end of our campus (near the raised garden beds and pickleball court). After parking, ALP members may enter the door with the large awning across the parking lot where there will be signs to direct you to your classrooms. Park in unnumbered spaces only.

For special events like the preview meetings or annual meeting, we will continue to provide shuttle service to Seabury's Main Entrance from the parking lot at the Chinese Baptist Church adjacent to Seabury.

If you have a temporary or permanent disability that makes it difficult for you to get to your class from the Hilltop parking lot, use the parking lot by the new chapel on your right as you enter Seabury. Then take the short walk to the main entrance. Valet parking is no longer available.

There is NO PARKING along the curb across from the main entrance. You will be ticketed!

SPECIAL NOTICE for those people with difficulty hearing:

Seabury's Heritage Hall and The Bishop's Chapel are equipped with a Hearing Loop, an "induction loop" system, which magnetically transmits sound to hearing aids and cochlear implants with telecoms (T-coils). With a simple switch, guests with hearing loss can hear from the microphone directly to the hearing aid. People with hearing loss are now experiencing a reality where hearing aids also serve as wireless loudspeakers, delivering clear, customized sound from inside their ears. Thank you, Seabury!

Evaluation Form

If you have recently completed an ALP course and did not fill out an evaluation form as you left, you may provide an evaluation by filling out an online form here.

GET INVOLVED!

We could use more help. If you would like to "give something back" to our Adult Learning Program in return for all tha

t you've received (or are about to receive), please let an ALP board member know! At your next ALP session, let the registrar know that you are interested, and someone will get in touch to see how you can be of service.

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