Suwon Lifelong Learning Center Recruits Second Semester Students on First-Come, First-Served Basis

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Seo Dong-young] The Suwon Lifelong Learning Center is recruiting students for its second semester courses in 2019. From September to December, diverse programs including urban farming experiences, celebrity lectures, and cooking classes are being prepared.

Celebrity lectures featuring distinguished figures from various sectors discussing their lives and contemporary issues include 'Courage to Face Life and Human Free Will' (September 5, author Jung Yu-jung) and 'Talking to Books' (November 13, author Eun Hee-kyung).

A humanities course on 'Dignity and Honor' by cultural scholar Eom Ki-ho, 'Masculinity in Korean Society' by women's studies instructor Jung Hee-jin, and a reading seminar on 'Anti-Oedipus' with Chae Woon Criticism Space Director Kyu Moon are being offered.

Experience programs include woodworking classes, 'Urban Farming Workshop' for cultivating vegetable gardens, and 'World Home Cooking' which explores various international cuisines using a single ingredient.

Additional special lectures include 'Encountering Art in Daily Life' (October 16), 'The Art of Quality Sleep for a Healthy Life' (November 13), and 'Daily Stress Management and Mindfulness' (November 15).

Those wishing to participate can register through the Suwon Lifelong Learning Center website (https://learning.suwon.go.kr) or visit the Firefly Counseling Center on the first floor of the center. All courses are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. For inquiries, contact the Suwon Lifelong Learning Center at 031-248-9700.