22 ILR Registration opens Monday, December 2, 2024 NEW LIR316 From the Brink to Brilliant: The Revitalization of Downtown Frederick 3 sessions, 6 hours | SW By the late 1960s, Downtown Frederick was on the brink of ''closing up shop.'' Malls and highways were luring customers away from businesses on Market and Patrick streets. Then in 1976, just as a group of dedicated volunteers were beginning to turn things around, a major flood threatened all of their efforts. Learn how visionary leaders, tireless volunteers and dogged determination allowed Downtown Frederick to overcome these challenges to become the award-winning destination it is today. Note: This course will meet on campus in an in-person environment. Instructor: Kate McDermott 5-Digit Number: 27999 | Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30 - 11:30 a.m., 3/17 - 3/21 Location: Conference Center/E138 Tuition: $15 | Fee: $59 | Total: $74 LIR240 An Early History of Maryland - Part 1, 1634-1763 3 sessions, 4.5 hours | SW Learn the history of Maryland from settlement in 1634 until the end of the French and Indian War in 1763. We’ll discuss the origins and expansion of the colony including the impact of religion; the colony’s relationship with enslaved people, Native Americans, and neighboring colonies; and finally, the impact of war on the area. The class highlights the history of the region that will become Frederick County. This course is the first of a two-part series. Note: This course will meet on campus in an in-person environment. Instructor: Tracy Lewis 5-Digit Number: 27974 | Fri 10:00 - 11:30 a.m., 4/11 - 4/25 Location: Conference Center/E140 Tuition: $12 | Fee: $42 | Total: $54 NEW LIR313 Orphanages, Schools, and Educators of Frederick's Past 2 sessions, 3 hours Focusing on the rich educational heritage of Frederick County, we’ll explore the history of several notable institutions, including the Loats Female Orphan Asylum, the Visitation Academy, the Maryland School for the Deaf, and the early days of Hood College. We’ll delve into what public and private education looked like for both boys and girls in Frederick, with particular attention to the African American community of All Saints Street. Additionally, we’ll discuss the significance of one-room schoolhouses and highlight some of the well-known educators from Frederick's past. Note: This course will meet on campus in an in-person environment. Instructor: Jeanne McDermott 5-Digit Number: 27998 | Fri 9:30 - 11:00 a.m., 4/25 - 5/2 Location: Conference Center/E138 Tuition: $10 | Fee: $29 | Total: $39 NEW LIR319 The American Revolution: How the British Lost the War 5 sessions, 10 hours | SW This course will focus upon England and the inherent problems the British encountered during the American Revolution. This seldom-discussed subject includes King George III's government, his Cabinet, administrative departments, and organizational and logistical problems. You'll learn about the Howe brothers and their contradictions in motivation and formal instructions. We'll also discuss the Saratoga campaign and its implications on French, Spanish, Dutch, Russian, and British strategy. And, finally, you'll learn about the myths and realities of British loyalists in America. Note: This course will meet on campus in an in-person environment. Instructor: Roger Swartz 5-Digit Number: 28151 | Mon 9:30 - 11:30 a.m., 5/12 - 6/16 No Class: 5/26 | Location: Conference Center/E138 Tuition: $20 | Fee: $119 | Total: $139 HISTORY, CULTURES & CURRENT ISSUES Senior Tuition Eligible | Course tuition is eligible to be waived for MD residents 60+ years. Details on page 3. SW
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