TCU Extended Education has expanded its offerings of unique courses through strategic partnerships with community organizations, local museums and churches, and TCU faculty and alumni. A description of these courses can be found in Extended Education's new spring catalog, which is now available.
Among the creative courses are "How to Listen and Remember” where participants learn how to improve memory and listening skills; music preparatory programs and “Girls Night Out” dance classes for learning with or without a dance partner; "A Look at the Barnett Shale: Facts, Myths and Opportunities” for those wanting to learn about leasing, drilling, etc; and “Women’s Self-Defense.”
Extended Education also will offer its traditional courses this fall including family financial planning, wine tasting, ballroom dancing, botanic gardening, computer classes, languages, home improvement, and literature. Beginning and intermediate guitar, piano, pilates, and life coaching courses also will be offered.
A full listing of fall courses can be found at www.lifelong.tcu.edu.
School of Fine Arts calendar
If you are interested in receiving a Fine Arts calendar, please call the Office of Communication at 817-257-7810. Or visit www.cfac.tcu.edu to download one.
Go Frogs - Several sports are in season!
TCU defeated the University of Houston with a score of 20 - 13 in the second annual Texas Bowl. The win marks the third consecutive bowl game victory, the first time since the opening three bowl games (1936-1939). For more information on the game, visit the TCU athletics website.
Visit www.gofrogs.com for a complete sports calendar.
TCU’s University Recreation Center offers several activities during the spring semester including:
- Community Memberships for the Rec Center
- Swim Lessons
- Massage therapy
- First Aid/CPR Courses
For a complete listing, visit, www.campusrec.tcu.edu.
