Enrichment Program

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Scott Dressel-Martin will teach The Power of Photography: Using Photography for Personal Expression and Lasting Memories this winter.

Stanton is a historian, not a theologian, and says that gives her a unique lens on Islam as a force in people’s lives.

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Andrea Stanton will co-teach Common Figures: The Bible and the Qur’an this spring.

David Thomas may have the ultimate dream job: his LinkedIn profile reads “professor of fun.”

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David Thomas will co-teach an intergenerational course called Prestidigitation: The History, Art and Secrets of Magic this spring.

Scott Henke, owner of Onsite Consulting, has been helping Denver-area consumers with their tech issues since 1982. He has taught computer classes for three decades, bringing humor and insight to complex issues.

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Joseph Kerski is hard to miss. He most often wears a sharp navy vest, boldly colored glasses, and an animated, bouncing enthusiasm for what he does. Kerski wants you to adore maps as much as he does.

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Buie Seawell has a Jimmy Carter-esque blend of humility, idealism, Southern elegance and jovial humor. That alone would make him a terrific instructor. But when you add his decades-long experience in politics, social justice, the environment, media, law, and ethics you have a fan favorite whose classes never fail to please.

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“I absolutely loved the History of the British Monarchy class — it couldn’t have been more timely. The class was not only enjoyable and engaging but also incredibly informative. Additionally, I have a strong appreciation for the literature courses, where we delve into a book and then collectively experience a play or movie related to the topic. The blend of traditional lectures and experiential learning truly enhances the overall educational experience.”

“I love the Enrichment classes because they keep my mind active and engaged. After 20 years the Enrichment Program has become an important part of my life.”

Meloyde is the Enrichment Program’s highest enroller of classes over its 20 years (has taken more than 130 courses since 2003).

“The students in Enrichment classes aren’t coming for a grade; they’re there for the love of learning, and so everyone is really involved with the classes and willing to participate. It’s just a great feeling.”

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“I always look forward to the Enrichment Program because of the small class size taught by a distinguished professor with authoritative knowledge. The program has interesting topics with a wide range of diversity for everyone. I always come away with an ‘Ah ha moment.’”