Adult Education Offerings at Har Shalom
Har Shalom offers a variety of adult education classes for members and non-members. Each fall and spring, Rabbi Finestone and a large group of enthusiastic teachers offer classes covering a wide range of topics and subjects. Find more information here, in the community calendar, or in your weekly Happenings e-newsletter.
Wise Women Support and Discussion Group
Jan 16, 30 | Feb 13, 27 | Mar 13, 27 | Apr 17 | May 8, 22 | Jun 5, 19 | Jul 3
9:30-11:00am
Attend all sessions or come when you can
Fee: No Charge
Location: Zoom
Facilitator: Ginny Riley
Open to Jewish and Non-Jewish Women with 50 or More Years of Life Experience
Join us for stimulating, structured, and confidential discussions on topics about self-care, personal reflection, relationships, mentoring others, and sharing the wisdom we have gained through our life experiences. Take this opportunity to meet and get to know other women who share the challenges and changes associated with getting older.
The group has been facilitated by Har Shalom member, Ginny Riley, since January 2020. New participants are welcome at any time. For questions or to be on the email list to receive additional information, reminders of session dates, Zoom login information, and advance notice of the topic before each session, please email Ginny.
The Wise Woman program was developed by Dr. Beth Firestein, a licensed psychologist, who offered this program for more than 9 years in Loveland. She has granted us permission to use the materials and topics she has developed.
Applying to College: A Jewish Family's Guide
Jul 8, 15, 22
7:00-8:00pm
Fee: Members: Free / Non-Member Guests: $25 per Family
Location: In Person Only
Facilitator: Audra Vaisbort, Independent College Counselor
Join Audra Vaisbort for an overview of the evolving college application landscape. This 3-part class series will discuss the process, what selective colleges are looking for, and what students and families should consider when assessing college "fit," including Jewish inclusivity and safety. This event is geared toward rising 9th through 11th grade students and their parents, but all are welcome. Registration is required. Click here to register.
July 8: Applying to College - An Overview
July 15: What Are Colleges Looking For?
July 22: Learning About Financial Aid