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Our spring term will begin In February, 2023. You can see our list of classes beginning January 23, 2023. You can contact us by emailing newdimensiongj@gmail.com
​We look forward to seeing you.
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"Hiking Rabbit Ears Mesa by the Light of the Hunter's Moon", led by Kevin Hardy.

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​Comments from  Fall 2022 participants:

 "I am very impressed with this program!  This was my first time and I will be back! thanks to the organizers and all the speakers who shared their knowledge and time!"

"Wonderful program, enjoy attending each one."

"Amazing variety of subjects, excellent speakers, incredible administration, good venues, unbeatable price."

"Wonderful variety of classes, hikes and walking tours."

"I am always pleased with the variety of classes that you offer and the quality of the professionals that present the classes. It exceeded my expectations."

"All instructors knew their stuff and are enthusiastic."

"From hikes, to art on the corner, to symphony introduction, I learned from every class."

"Great diversity."

"Some classes elicited unexpected connections and intrigue."

"It is nice to not be overlooked when you are over 50!  That is when you actually have time to learn what you love and this program makes a lot of people happy!"

"I tell lots of people about New Dimensions."

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"Eastern Europe on the Brink?" presented by Ken Mabery.

​ NEW DIMENSIONS

New ​Dimensions Lifelong Learning Institute offers Grand Valley adults 50 and over the opportunity to enroll in a variety of non-credit classes focused on academic and personal enrichment.

"Atomic Legacy Cabin Tour, History of Uranium on the Colorado", led by Ashton Peterhans

A variety of classes are presented each fall and winter/spring terms. Participants can enroll in any number of classes on a space available basis with a membership fee of $75 for each term in which they register. 

Everyone is welcomed and encouraged to join regardless of race, creed, color, and/or educational level.

Classes meet in various locations and have diverse formats. Some may meet only once per term; others a number of times. Most meet during the daytime.

Courses involve no tests and no papers — simply learning for the joy of learning in a noncompetitive environment. Volunteer instructors are community members with advanced skills and knowledge in the subject they are teaching.  They will maintain a balance of opinion and approach controversial subject with a neutral perspective.  Courses are designed to encourage participation and to challenge one's thinking.

 Course Offerings
Classes reflect an academic focus featuring an array of disciplines such as history, science, philosophy, ethics, political science, art, literature, economics, current issues, nature study, and performing arts. We also offer classes that are active including social games, hikes, dancing, etc. New Dimensions members are encouraged to make suggestions for potential class topics and instructors. While some courses may be offered regularly, others may be changed, added or deleted from term to term.


Below is a sample of classes offered during the Fall 2022 term.

• Afghanistan in Context
• Art on the Corner Walking Tour
• Artificial Intelligence (AI) Like it or not, AI will change your life!
• Behind the Music: Berlioz' Symphonie Fantastique
• Birding--Songbird Migrants
• Canyon de Chelly Through Native Eyes
• Digital Library
• Easy Hike in Kindred Reserve
• Engage Your Brain
• From Surviving to Thriving: Changing the Perception of Homelessness
  
• Genealogy--The Next Step
• Growing Healthy Trees in Western Colorado
• Hike: Pollock Bench Trail
• Hiking Rabbit Ears Mesa by the Light of the Hunter's Moon
• Identity, Nationality, and Ethnicity in Central Asia
• Introduction to Pickleball
  
• Legacy of the Ute Chief Colorow
• Nature of Time and Space
• Stories of Old Told Through Music and Dance​

If you want to receive further information, ​please contact us at:​
newdimensionsgj@gmail.com
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