To Kill a Mockingbird After Sixty Years
Billy Flesch, Professor of English at Brandeis
Section One: Tuesday, May 28- Friday, 31, 2019 9:30am-12:30pm
BOLLI Members: Please use the personalized registration link that was emailed to you. Everyone else can click here to register for Section One.
Section Two: Tuesday, May 28- Friday, 31, 2019 1:30-4:30pm
BOLLI Members: Please use the personalized registration link that was emailed to you. Everyone else can click here to register for Section Two.
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Mighty and Immeasurable Beethoven: The Man and his Music
Gil Harel, Ph.D.
Monday, August 5 - Friday, August 9, 2019, 9:30am-12:30pm
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**This seminar is full. Please contact Lily Gardner at lgardner@brandeis.edu to get on the wait list.**
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A Sample of Past Brandeis Faculty Seminars:
Winter 2019
Sex, Lies and Literature: Measure for Measure
Billy Flesch, Professor of English at Brandeis
Barber and Beyond: The Poetic Muse in 20th Century American Music
Georgia Luikens, Brandeis Lecturer
Summer 2018
Phil Roth and The Art of the Scam
Billy Flesch, Professor of English at Brandeis
Mozart: The Burden and Gift of Genius
Gil Harel, Ph.d.
Winter 2018:
The First Henry IV play: Encountering the Great Falstaff
Billy Flesch, Professor of English at Brandeis
The World of Johann Sebastian Bach: Music and Purpose in the Baroque Period
Gil Harel, Ph.d.
Summer 2017:
Bogart at His Best: The Maltese Falcon and Casablanca
Billy Flesch, Professor of English at Brandeis
The Artist as Hero: Music and Society in the European 19th Century
Gil Harel, Ph.d.
Justice in Jewish and Christian Scriptures
Jamie Bryson, Near Eastern & Judaic Studies Instructor
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We are a year-round community of intellectually curious adults, age 50 and above, who explore a liberal arts curriculum through study groups, seminars, lecture series and special presentations and events. Study groups are led by BOLLI members who bring a broad range of life experience and knowledge into their classrooms to enrich the exchange of ideas. Brandeis University instructors, experts in their field and master-teachers, lead seminars and lecture series. Members regularly organize special presentations and events including book discussions, theater and museum outings, poetry circles, photo exhibits, and literary salons.