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Little Orphan English
U professor and LearningLife instructor strives to give lost and lonely English words a home "When I die," says Anatoly Liberman, "I would like to have a picture of a... Read more
Cutting-edge Training
College of Continuing Education launches new Integrated Behavioral Health Graduate Degree Program This fall, the College will admit its first cohort in the new 60-credit Master of Professional Studies in... Read more
Alter Ego
Multidisciplinary Studies student Keith Pederson brings a fresh face to public health education "Just an old lady trying to make a change," is the mantra of a one Mrs. Margie... Read more
Real College Radio
KUOM celebrates 100 years of putting the r-a-d in radio From farm reports and football games broadcast in Morse code to education for homebound kids during the polio epidemic; from... Read more
Back to School
New professional master's degree helps the best and the brightest build the skills necessary to be leaders in the arts The brainchild of Sherry Wagner-Henry (director of graduate programs in... Read more
CCE Current
From the Dean
Greetings, This year, the printed CCE Current will not be up to the task at hand. As with previous years, heartfelt accounts of the transformative power of continuing education... Read more
Individualized, Interdisciplinary: College celebrates long tradition of serving non-traditional thinkers
The University of Minnesota has a rich tradition of individualized, interdisciplinary study--a tradition in which the College of Continuing Education has some of its deepest roots. Even more than... Read more
New Worlds: LearningLife then and now
While the College's history reaches back to 1913, one of its current program areas - LearningLife - goes back "only" a modest five decades. Oh, but what a perfect... Read more
This Just In...The College has been employing "today's" technology for 100 years to help students access education
"Where truth is to be discovered or applied, wherever earnest citizens need organized knowledge and tested skill, there the University is on its own ground. Our ideas of time... Read more
From the Director of Development
Dear Friends, What motivates a person to support a cause? Sometimes we follow our emotions or intuition, sometimes rational outcomes or habit direct our actions. But, with a little... Read more
A Century of Ideas
For 100 years, the College has provided Minnesotans with access to experts who helped them to challenge their perspectives, change their lives, or transform their communities. What better way to... Read more
