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The fall semester 2026 for Adventures In Lifelong Learning at Connecticut State College at Three Rivers will start on Monday, September 14, 2026. The semester will go through October and end on November 20, 2026.

This afternoon’s wrap up session for the spring semester 2026, Connecticut State College at Three Rivers, in Norwich, Connecticut, was held in the multipurpose room F – 117. Attended by over 65 attendees, this popular year end event was catered by the cafeteria staff. Sandwiches included, chicken salad, ham, salad, turkey, tuna, fish, and there was fruit and macaroni salad along with chips and cookies. A wonderful sponge cake, dessert topped with strawberries and whipped cream finished up for dessert. President Mary Pineault got up and spoke about this semesters offerings, its presenters and classes. She thanked the college instructors and staff for donating time to give seminars. She also thanked the Dean and the President of the college. President Mary Jukoski and the Dean were in attendance at this event. Larry Erhart got up and spoke briefly and congratulated Mary Pineault for her tireless effort to put this program on, a round of applause echoed as we thanked Mary. We look forward to an another exciting and educational program in the fall semester 2026.

Join us for the 2026 Spring Semester Wrap Up Session in F-117 at 1:00 PM on Thursday May 14, 2026. Finger sandwiches, chips, fruit, vegetables, dips, macaroni salad, cheese, crackers, punch, coffee and cookies will be catered by the cafeteria staff.

Ronn Nagel presented Monday morning's seminar on Protest songs in Rock ‘n’ Roll history. He described the many different aspects of protest in music, including political, including social, including culture, including gender and race. Many of the songs that were popular were related in protest to the Vietnam war with band such as Creedence Clearwater Revival, Buffalo Springfield, Stephen Stills, John Fogerty, Eric Burdin and the Animals, Edwin Starr, Elvis Presley, country Joe MacDonald, Bruce Springsteen, Jim Morrison and The Doors and Barry Maguire with his song Eve of Destruction.