The South Orange-Maplewood Adult School will present "College for a Day" on Saturday, April 21st.  Choose any or all of 4 fascinating lectures, and opt to stay for lunch with your classmates.

The day's topics include lectures on psychology, playwrights, political science and archeology by award-winning teachers.  You may choose to attend all four lectures and join your fellow classmates for lunch, or you can attend only the morning classes or only the afternoon classes. The event is held at Maplewood’s Columbia High School’s Black Box Theater.

The Adult School supplied the following schedule:

From 10-11am, Dr. Daniel Ogilvie, professor of Psychology at Rutgers, will discuss the causes and consequences of soul beliefs—whether the soul is what separates us from other species or whether it is

From 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., Dr. Martha Carpentier, professor at Seton Hall University, will discuss the topic of her current research, Susan Glaspell, whose eleven plays and co-creation of the Provincetown Players were crucial to the origins of American drama.

After lunch, from 1-2 p.m., Dr. Robert M. Pallitto, associate professor of political science at Seton Hall University, will discuss a very timely topic: ideology theory and politics.

Finally, from 2:15-3:15 p.m., Dr. Jonathan Golden, a professor at Drew University, an expert of Egyptian Archeology and particularly such colorful characters as Rameses the Great, Akhenaten, the Heretic King, and Tutankhamen, will discuss new developments in uncovering Egypt's past.

Click here to register, or visit http://somadultschool.org/ for pricing and more information.