LifeLong Learning-San Marcos
Providing accessible no-cost/low-cost experiences for San Marcos-area older adults to explore, question, learn, and engage with others.
If you missed Marianne's September 5th conversation with guest Oona Mekas, a Certified Professional Midwife and Executive Director and Founder of the Hill Country Women’s Health Collective, we'll provide the link soon so you can listen at your leisure!
2:00-3:00pm, First Thursday of Every Month
KZSM – San Marcos Community Radio
104.1FM or Streaming at KZSM.org
Human Interest hosts guests and shares conversations that may spark compassion, empathy, motivation, laughter, fear, love, and perhaps even anger… all part of the human condition and each of human interest. Local experts and community organizations are featured to offer a broader context around topics relevant to our community and beyond.
LifeLong Learning-San Marcos and the San Marcos Public Library
Present a Community Lecture Series
Seven Unique Topics on Seven Almost Consecutive Mondays (sans Labor Day)
Mondays, August 12 - September 30, 10:00-11:30am
Free and Open to the Pubic
CLICK HERE to review the session descriptions
Sept. 9—The Savvy Social Media User
Dr. Amber Hinsley, Associate Professor of Journalism and Mass Communication, Texas State
Sept. 16—Contributions of the Science of Human Decomposition
Dr. Sophia Mavroudas, Associate Director, Forensic Anthropology Center (aka “the Body Farm”), Texas State
Sept. 23—Nutrition and Healthy Eating Habits
Dr. Angela Black, Pediatrician
Sept. 30—From Rain to the Aquifers… Water in Central Texas
Dr. Robert Mace, Executive Director, The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, Texas State
Join Us for a Tour of the
Texas State Archives and Research Center
When: Wednesday, Sept. 25
Time: 10:00am
Where: 250 East McCarty Lane
Fee: Free… donations appreciated!
The Archives and Research Center (ARC) is a state-of-the-art library that will preserve decades of university treasures and library resources. The climate-controlled environment will prolong the life of university assets, keeping them available for exploration and discovery, while supporting the growth of the Alkek Library and Texas State. Visitors are welcome to make use of Reading Room technology or check-out/in library materials.