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SALISBURY, MD---Registration is open for lifelong learning seminars presented by the Association for Lifelong Learning in ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ with support from the ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ Foundation, Inc., this fall.

Membership, for Delmarva Peninsula residents age 50 and over, is $30 for the semester and includes all courses. Multi-session courses scheduled this semester include:

• “Aspects of the Settlement and Growth of the Lower Eastern Shore Through the 19th Century” with G. Ray Thompson;
  
• “D-Day to VE Day — the War in Western Europe Won” with Michael Roberts;
  
• “America’s Nuclear Security: Is it Time to Pay the Piper?” with James Noel;
  
• “Rivers of the Chesapeake 3: the Eastern Shore” with Phillip Hesser;
  
• “The Spirit of Pioneer Women: Letters, Journals and Diaries of the 19th Century” with Kathleen Winter;
  
• “Psychology of Women” with Carolyn Stegman;
  
• “Selected 20th-Century Composers and the Trends of That Period” with Thomas Elliot;
  
• “Ain’t We Got Fun? Reading the Roaring ’20s” with Nancy Hesser;
  
• “Ghost Busting: Exploring Hauntings in Fiction” with Nancy Hesser;
  
• “The Artist’s Way: a Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity” with Diane Thomas Mitchell;
  
• “The Constitution and the Supreme Court: Gay Rights and the Culture War” with Page Insley Austin;
  
• “Life’s Origin(s) — the Evidence” with Richard Hunter;
  
• “The Persistence of Asset Bubbles in the Economy” with Phillip LeBel;
  
• “The Holocaust — Jewish Armed Resistance” with Joseph Chaikel; and
  
• “The Delmarva Peninsula and Climate Change” with Mike Pretl.

Registration deadline is Wednesday, August 26. To request a membership and registration form, and a detailed catalog of course offerings, e-mail assocforll@hotmail.com or visit .

For more information about the series visit the Learn with SU website at www.salisbury.edu/lifelonglearning.