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Humanity in Perspective Portland 2010 application

May 26

Adults living on low incomes in the Portland area who want to explore challenging ideas about power, justice, knowledge, and community can... More

HIP Portland 2010 graduation

Mar 30

The Humanity in Perspective (HIP) Portland class of 2010 (pictured above with Course Director Sarah Van Winkle) graduated in a ceremony... More

Humanity in Perspective Salem application

Feb 02

This summer, adults living on low incomes in the Salem area who want to explore challenging ideas about power, justice, knowledge, and... More

Humanity in Perspective

 

HIP is a free college humanities course for adults who do not have a college degree and who face financial barriers to continuing their education. Students read and discuss everything from Greek tragedies and philosophy to modern poetry and plays, experiencing new ideas and new ways of seeing themselves and the world. The course is taught by college faculty and meets twice a week in the evenings.

Apply for a Free, College-Level Humanities Course in Portland

Adults living on low incomes in the Portland area who want to explore challenging ideas about power, justice, knowledge, and community can now apply for Humanity in Perspective (HIP) 2010. HIP is a free, two-semester college course for adults who do not have a college degree (AA, BA, MA, etc.) and who face financial barriers to continuing their education. The course is offered by Oregon Humanities and taught by Reed College professors. Challenge yourself—submit an application by Thursday, July 15, 2010!

For more information, please contact the Course Director, Sarah Van Winkle, at (503) 241-0543, ext. 112, or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).

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