Cheshire Academy for Lifelong Learning
About CALL
Keene State College’s Institute for Lifelong Learning is the Cheshire Academy for Lifelong Learning (CALL), which is affiliated through the Institute Network with ELDERHOSTEL, now known as Road Scholar. View a letter from Nancy Merz-Nordstrom, the Director of the Elderhostel Institute Network, to read more about this partnership.
The difference between ELDERHOSTEL/ROAD SCHOLAR and Institutes for Lifelong Learning like CALL is that our program is not residential. CALL is an educational program aimed at seniors and/or retired folks.
We offer a wide range of liberal arts courses at very low cost to participants who take an active role in the planning of the courses and occasionally in the leading of some classes, although most classes are led by paid faculty from Keene State or experts from the area. CALL classes are offered for eight weeks in the fall and eight weeks in the spring.
The Spring 2012 CALL semester at Keene State is currently in session. To see a list of the classes our students are currently enjoying, view our Registration information. Please complete the form below if you'd like to have us let you know when we begin registration for next semester.
The late spring CALL semester at RiverMead will run from April 19 to May 24. Classes will be held on Thursday afternoons from April 19 to May 24. At 1:30, Donald Gillis will discuss the Intellectual Heritage of the West. At 2:45, Margaret Kasschau will speak on Animal Physiology. Classes are $50 for non-RiverMead residents, and $45 for RiverMead residents and waitlist members. Read more about the classes here. RiverMead affiliated students should register through Rivermead. All others, call 603-358-2290 to register.
CALL Room Schedule
Membership
Registration
History
Inclement Weather Policy
Join our electronic newsletter mailing list to recieve regular updates about the CALL program.