The Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program

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While many of the opportunities offered through the program are semester based, additional classes and events are offered year-round.

Our summer term includes our first annual Summer Institute, the always popular Summer in the Country Offerings, a Senior Scholars Intersession with Don Rosenberg, and more.

Check our website and class listings regularly for updates. Keep in touch with what's going by signing up for our email newsletter and announcements, and online calendar.

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MORE ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Progam at Case Western Reserve University offers a wide variety of non-credit programs that draw from the liberal arts disciplines and provide high-quality lifelong learning opportunities for residents of northeastern Ohio.

Our mission is to connect CWRU with the community by providing challenging but non-competitive learning experiences for adults who want to cultivate their ongoing intellectual curiosity.

Welcome from President Barbara R. Snyder

Routine – and revolutionary
This program fully merits both descriptions. The Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program offers courses and teachers, schedules and special events. Look more closely, however, and you will see unmistakable signs of something new. Something special. And something with extraordinary potential for every single person who chooses to become part of it. This program contains the results of a partnership we announced with great enthusiasm earlier this year.

LAURA & ALVIN SIEGAL

The original precursor to Siegal College began 87 years ago near the corner of East Boulevard and East 105th Street. Today Laura and Alvin Siegal have brought the institution back to its University Circle roots with a $3 million commitment to create a cooperative venture between the college that bears their names and Case Western Reserve University.