SP2437 The History and the Literature: Lessons in Chemistry

SP2437 The History and the Literature: Lessons in Chemistry

Class | Available (Membership Required)

29995 W 12 Mile Rd Farmington Hills, MI 48334 United States

3rd Floor

5/23/2024 (one day)

3:00 PM-5:00 PM EDT on Th

$20.00

Member Discount Available

Historical novels tell interesting stories about a time and its people, requiring extensive research so the writing reflects history accurately. This class provides a one-hour look at the women’s movement in the US – from the Seneca Falls convention, through the 19th Amendment, to feminism in the mid-20th century— exploring their impact on modern times. In the second hour, we will continue with a discussion of the novel as contemporary literature. Readers and history buffs welcome! Participants should read Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Jo Garmus before class.

Henderson, Stan and Diane

Stan and Diane Henderson are avid readers – Stan reads history, Diane fiction. In other lives, they would have been history and English professors. Now they team up to share their passions with SOAR. Pre-retirement, Stan was the Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Life at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, and Diane was an educational program planner and consultant. Both are currently failing retirement.