Offering Intellectually Stimulating Educational Experiences To Mature Adults

In establishing the Lifelong Scholar Society, Florida Institute of Technology recognized the still unfulfilled demand for educational and intellectual stimulation for adults who are beyond the traditional university years. The Lifelong Scholar Society allows mature adults to enjoy the intellect as well as the college experience found here at Florida Tech. We offer non-credit courses in a welcoming atmosphere in state-of-the-art facilities. The lectures, lasting 90 minutes, are taught by Florida Tech professors and vary weekly. Lecture topics include such varied subjects as foreign policy, music, art, history, culture, science, films, literature, philosophy, and current events. Lectures will be presented during the academic Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters.

Summer Lectures begin May 7th and are offered on Tuesdays from 10:00am -11:30am

$30 each lecture
or
$249 for the whole summer semester

Summer Lectures

Date Instructor Title
5/7/2013 Scott Tilley "Technology and Society"
5/14/2013 Lisa K. Perdigao “Frontierland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland: Imagineering Florida Culture”
5/21/2013 Jim Reynolds "CSI, Profiling, and Other Myths of Criminal Justice"
5/28/2013 Debbie Lelekis "Florida Literary Roots: Nineteenth-Century Travel Fiction"
6/4/2013 George Maul “Maritime Musings”
6/11/2013 Corey Robertson “Applied Behavior Analysis”
6/18/2013 John Deaton “I Lived On Mars”
7/2/2013 Matthew Ruane "A History of Pirates and Piracy in Florida"
7/9/2013 John Frongillo “Shakespeare’s Sonnets"
7/23/2013 John Almasi “Conflict Minerals"