Life, Leisure & Community
For the Love of Learning and Connection
Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
Mahatma Gandhi
CCSU’s Office of Continuing Education offers non-credit education that is friendly, stimulating and informal. There are no tests and no grades! You will join a learning community that is full of diversity, conversation, stimulation and friendship.
Expand Your Horizons. Meet New Friends.
2020 Scholars For Life! Speaking Series
CCSU faculty and guest speakers bring their passions and knowledge to our Scholars For Life! Speaking Series. The talks are engaging, thought-provoking and stimulating, but the favorite part of the evening is the dinner. We begin with a full dinner so there is ample time to converse with new and old friends. Whenever you can, eat dinner with others. So come join us and make new friends and learn new things.
The series is scheduled to begin in January 2020 and will run through December 2020. Approximately 15 or more speaking events will be scheduled. Most of the talks will be scheduled in the evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm; however some will be scheduled at noon. The schedule and registration details will be scheduled soon. For any questions call Christa Sterling at 860-832-2277 or email at csterling@ccsu.edu.
Learn in an Engaging Environment.
Expand Your Horizons.
Meet New Friends.
We continually add programs, so check back often!
CCSU is the first university in CT to join the Age-Friendly University (AFU) global network. CCSU is proud to join a growing number of institutions who have adopted the 10 AFU principles. Click here to review.
CCSU partners with AARP to offer a variety of free programs to the community.
View Our Upcoming Programs
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to be over 50 to attend any Life, Leisure & Community Programs?
Most of the programs are scheduled to cater to our retired audience, however, anyone can attend. Just be sure you can keep up with them!
Are there any discounts?
Check back for our 2019 listing coming soon!
Are there any free events?
Yes. AARP hosts many events on CCSU’s campus, and these events are free.
Where do I park?
Each individual event will have specific driving and parking instructions. The events are at various locations, and we will provide the closest parking option.
Is there assistance to the event location?
Yes. We have handicap parking at every location. However, because we are a campus and you cannot drive to the front door of most buildings, we use a golf cart to transport those that need assistance. Please let us know when you register if you require assistance. Only authorized personnel can drive the carts, so we need to plan ahead.
Who do I contact if I have questions?
Christa Sterling 860-832-2277; csterling@ccsu.edu
Judy Ratcliffe 860-832-2276; jratcliffe@ccsu.edu
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