CVEC Facts for 1999

CLASSES:	There have been six classes offered each term (with two given twice during the same term) for a total of twenty classes for the year.
FACULTY:	Eighteen different faculty members have offered courses.
	WINTER
	Robert Flaten Edward Sovik James Reiley Eleanor Zelliot Ron Ronning David Maitland		Politics, Policy & Diplomacy in America (15) Architecture of Faith (13) The U.S. Presidency: Beginning 20^th Century to End (20) Snakes, Software and the Taj Mahal (India) (15) Beethoven Symphonies: Study with Conductor’s Score (15) Aging: The Agony and the Ecstasy (12)
	SPRING
	William Woehrlin John Welckle Seymour Schuster Richard Cantwell Wayne Carver Duane Olson		Rise & Fall (and rise again?) of the Soviet Empire (15) Intergenerational Cultural Conversations (13) Symmetry in Art, Science and Mathematics (6) German Romantic Opera (It ain’t all Wagner) (8) Fiction Writing (13) The History of Atomic Energy (6)
	FALL
	Henry Fritz Jim Wolf Connie Sansome Reidar Dittmann Ed Sostek Stan Frear		Assimilation, Cultural Pluralism, & American Indian Treaty Rights (11) A Novel for the Century – Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain (14) Minnesota’s Rocks: An Introduction to the State’s Geology (10/11) The Lively Arts of Scandinavia…(16/16) The Play’s the Thing..No, the play’s Many Things…(13) Irish Short Stories…(15)
STUDENTS:	There have been a total of 258 students enrolled. A number of high school students were also involved spring term. Winter = 90 Spring = 61 Fall = 107
HOUSING:	Classes have been housed on seven different campuses around Northfield.
	3 2 2 1 4 6 2	St. John’s Lutheran Church Carlton College St. Olaf College Trinity Lutheran Church Northfield Public Library Northfield Retirement Center Instructor’s Home
CO-SPONSORS:	CVEC has co-sponsored two programs this year. “Landscapes of Sensibility”, a 3 part series with the Abondia Center Science Night at Carlton College, 5 presentations (214 Participants)

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