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Lifelong learning for personal enrichment and professional development.
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The Department of Liberal Studies
and the Arts is
proud of our reputation for providing the highest quality education
opportunities for lifelong learners. In addition to Madison area
classes and workshops you will find national conferences, seminars,
independent study, educational travel tours, workshops for professionals,
and consulting services. Use the pull down menu above to browse our
subject areas.
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What's new? |
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Join our educational travel group at the Shaw Festival, September 11-14, 2009, in Niagra-on-the-Lake, Ontario. This year the Shaw Festival is highlighting one of Shaw’s most famous contemporaries, Noël Coward |
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The summer Continuing Education Catalog is now available! If you haven't received one request a catalog today. Classes are also posted in the online catalog. (Fall class information is now also available.) |
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Check out the UW-Madison events calendar for continuing education programs. |
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The early bird deadline is approaching for the 46th annual School of the Arts at Rhinelander, held July 19-24, 2009. |
Program spotlight:
The Wisconsin Regional Art Program creates opportunities to explore art at locations all over the state.
Antonio Noguera brings experience and enthusiasm to Spanish language and culture classes. Learn more about Antonio Noguera.
Mary Ann Inman shares her passion for art. Learn more about Mary Ann Inman.
Vivian Tomlinson shares his love of dance with Madison area students. Learn more about Vivian Tomlinson.
Steve Kurr's passion for music isn't just a hobby—it's his life. Learn more about Steve Kurr.
Sage Goellner's love of French language and culture began when she was 15 years old. Learn more about Sage Goellner.
Also of interest:
Online classes: Learning at your convenience! Enroll anytime. Several new classes now available!
Credit programs page: The Department of Liberal Studies and the Arts is not a degree granting department. Nevertheless, we do offer several programs that are available for optional university credit. Visit this page to review these programs.
Professional development: If you are looking for classes or workshops geared more towards the workplace or professional skills, please check out the other academic department in the Division of Continuing Studies: The Department of Professional Development & Applied Studies.
Contact information
Department of Liberal Studies & the Arts
21 North Park Street, 7th floor, Madison WI 53715
Phone: 608-263-6320 or 877-336-7836
Fax: 608-262-1694, E-mail: liberalarts@dcs.wisc.edu
Our commitment
To bring Liberal Studies and Arts into people's lives, influencing the quality of life and extending cultural and educational opportunities throughout Wisconsin.
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