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! Click on the following links to see a listing of Multi-Session classes or Single-Session classes scheduled for the Spring Semester.ANNUAL MEETING AND LUNCHEON !
Tuesday, June 7th, 10AM-1:30PM
Seabury Chapel and Main Dining Room
For the first time in three years, ALP members will be able to attend ALP's Annual Meeting in person and partake of a tasty luncheon provided by the Seabury staff. For those of you who are not Seabury residents, the following protocol must be followed to attend the meeting and/or the luncheon:
- Parking will be directed by Seabury staff at the entrance to the Seabury grounds.
- The pedestrian entrance will be through the front main foyer; identification and body temperature will be verified.
- All attendees must wear their Covid masks until sitting down for the luncheon.
If you are unable to attend in-person, you can still attend the meeting and hear our guest speaker by using the Zoom platform. E-mail invitations with the Zoom Link will be sent to the entire membership. Among the business matters to be discussed and voted on during the meeting will be the new 2022-2023 budget and the election of new members joining our Board of Directors.
SUSAN CAMPBELL TO BE GUEST SPEAKER
Her work at The Hartford Courant, where she was a staff writer and columnist for 25 years, was recognized by the National Women’s Political Caucus, the New England Associated Press News Executives, the National Society of Newspaper Columnists, and the Society for Professional Journalism among numerous other organizations. She has also written for Connecticut Magazine, Salon.com, the Ms. Foundation blog, and Patheos.com. She currently writes a weekly column for Hearst newspapers in Connecticut.
