We all enjoy learning new things during life, through personal experiences as well as book knowledge.  The concept of “lifelong learning” has indeed become popular these days as we hear about many adults who attend classes and engage in all kinds of unique experiences (with no tests or papers of course!).  They simply have a desire to learn and be enriched during this significant time of their lives!

The Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning® offers many outstanding opportunities to learn, engage, and be enriched through classes, trips, cultural events, and service projects!  In fact, two excellent classes were offered including “The Enneagram – What is Your Type?” and “The Making of the Atomic Bomb”.

In her class on the Enneagram, Ms. Nancy Kohlstruk provided a unique opportunity for Pathways participants to learn about their own personalities and understand how they relate to others.  One person commented that the class was “eye opening, and offered another insight into human nature – mine and others”.  Someone else remarked that the “class came at an ideal time in my life and was very informative!”

The class about the Atomic Bomb taught by John Luetzelschwab, Ph.D., provided an opportunity for attendees to learn about the history as well as development of the atomic bomb.  Participants who served in World War II also shared their own personal experiences from this significant period of history, enhancing the learning experience for everyone involved.

The spring 2010 term of the Pathways Institute has many more exciting classes and events to come through May, and we’d love to have you join us!  To learn more, check out our website:  www.thepathwaysinstitute.org or call us at 717-591-7213.  We look forward to hearing from you soon!