Union College Academy for Lifelong Learning (UCALL)

Winter Term 2025

January 6 - February 10, 2025

Winter courses and special events will be announced soon!

View Fall Brochure Here

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR MEMBERSHIP, COURSES AND SPECIAL EVENTS

FALL 2024 TERM

October 1 - October 31 (one special post-election class planned for November 13)

Fall classes will be held in either Reamer Auditorium or College Park Hall. All classes will be in-person. A remote viewing option will be available through Zoom, except for the limited enrollment literature discussion group “But Is It ‘Real?’”. Most Zoom sessions will be recorded for later viewing.

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PARKING
Parking for UCALL members is available at the College Park Hall lot, located on lower Nott St. Bus service will be provided to shuttle participants from the College Park Hall parking lot to Reamer Campus Center beginning 30 minutes before the start of each class. After class, the bus will be available to shuttle members back to the parking lot.

Vehicles with a handicap placard may park in any designated handicap space on campus.

Another parking option is to park in any neighborhood street along the campus and walk to Reamer Campus Center.

Please do not park on the main campus or in the parking lot located on the corner of Nott St. and Seward Place.

DINING OPTIONS
The Reamer Campus Center is open to the entire campus community for lunch. Dining options include:

Dutch Hollow, located on the main floor, open as retail, offering soup, sandwiches, salads and more.

Reamer Dining Hall, located on the second floor, offers a buffet lunch. The cost is $12.00 per person and payment can be either cash or credit card.

Note that the UCALL lunch hour is 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. Please be respectful of the time to avoid overcrowding during the student common lunch hour.

“I wanted to thank you for the wonderful classes that were offered this spring. I enjoyed the topics and the teachers‘ excellent lectures. I’m looking forward to the new offerings next session.” - Irit Magnes

“In a search for diversity in my 'almost retired' place I find this educational opportunity perfect to keep on absorbing new knowledge into my later years. Warm, inviting environment. Love being on campus and surrounded by people who share my thoughts on being a lifelong learner.” - Marcia Morrett

“I found the Big History course quite amazing. Also, it was really good to have the series of recordings available later, since there was so much interesting material. And the book list has been really good to have!”
- Anonymous

“The courses are varied, rich in content, with presenters who are both expert and passionate about their subjects. I am looking forward to the next set of course listings with great anticipation. Although I now live in New Jersey, I grew up in Schenectady and am very happy to be able to participate, through the online courses, in this adult learning program coming from my hometown.” - Donna Kuba