Health & Fitness
GCU's McAuley Institute Helps You Find Your Roots with Genealogy Course
GCU's McAuley Institute for Lifelong Learning (MILL) has the perfect class to help jumpstart your search for your roots: Genealogy: Finding Your Family History.
Do you ever wonder if you were related to a famous historical figure, or just where your great-grandparents’ great-grandparents were from? Georgian Court University’s McAuley Institute for Lifelong Learning (MILL) has the perfect class to help jumpstart your search: Genealogy: Finding Your Family History. Instructor Catherine Zahn, a past trustee of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey, will show you how to get organized and start researching your family using online sources and materials you may already have.
The two-hour class will take place on Saturday, February 23, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on GCU’s Lakewood campus. The course is $20 per MILL member and is available to non-MILL members for $45. Annual MILL membership is just $25.
The class is one of more than more than 25 courses and programs for adults ages 50 and above offered by the MILL program in the Spring 2013 semester. Combining social interaction and learning without tests or homework, MILL offers social events for members and courses in subjects ranging from golf, T’ai Chi Chih®, and holistic home remedies to Twitter 101, Einstein, and the Korean War.
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Pre-registration is required for all courses and may be done online at alumni.georgian.edu/mill. Registration forms for mailing and a complete schedule of all courses can be found at www.georgian.edu/mcauley. Room information for all MILL courses will be provided upon registration. For more information, please contact Alice Velez, MILL program specialist, at 732.987.2201.
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About the McAuley Institute for Lifelong Learning at Georgian Court University
The McAuley Institute is a community education program designed for adults, ages 50 and above, who have a passion for learning and want to foster successful aging through continued education and socialization. MILL members also attend social networking events and invitation-only activities with headline guests who appear at GCU throughout the year. MILL sponsors for the 2012–2013 academic year include the Florian J. Lombardi Foundation Inc. and Creative Financial Group of New Jersey. Learn more about the McAuley Institute for Lifelong Learning by contacting Alice Velez, MILL program specialist, at 732.987.2201 or avelez@georgian.edu. Registration forms and detailed course listings are available online at www.georgian.edu/mcauley, and online registration is available at alumni.georgian.edu/mill.
