OLLI at ASU LEG: Understanding Modern U.S. Culture

June 22, 2023

The purpose of this LEG is to begin to uncover and understand the variety of cultural dynamics and dimensions in the U.S.

This LEG meets on the first and third Thursdays each month starting at 3:00 p.m. (MST)

We will engage with thought-provoking content to assist us in understanding and appreciating the cultural groups that live in the towns, cities, and neighborhoods we call home. We can begin to improve our understanding of culture through exposure to different learning styles, increasing our tolerance of those who are perceived to be different, and participating in opportunities that inclusively connect and unite, from an individual to a collective. This LEG seeks to appreciate and celebrate how cultural dynamics can enhance our quality of life and increase the overall well-being of the communities we know and love.

Facilitator – Carol Kubota

Want to join this LEG?

Use our online registration system to register for this LEG.

Questions about this LEG? Contact Carol Kubota at carolkubota@cox.net

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