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The Calendar

STAY CONNECTED.

Below you will find our full schedule of classes, lectures, book discussions, living history programs, and Study Club meetings. Most run online, so you can join from Bismarck, from Bowman, or from a kitchen table well outside North Dakota. Some are in person, and those list a location.

 

Courses generally run four to six weeks and meet once a week. Single-evening lectures and author events stand on their own, and you are welcome at one without committing to anything else. Click any event for the full description, the scholar teaching it, and the registration link.

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4:00 PM
The Other Madisons: The Lost History of a President's Black Family
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6:00 PM
When Science Meets Religion: Friend or Foe? with Dr. Ernest Simmons
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7:00 PM
Frederick Douglass Speaks on American Democracy
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6:00 PM
For Small Creatures Such as We: Rituals for Finding Meaning in Our Unlikely World
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2:00 PM
Expedition: Greenland Screening In Grand Forks
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1:00 PM
Expedition: Greenland Screening In Fargo
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6:00 PM
Knowledge on Tap with Dr. Yeong S. Rhee
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6:30 PM
Defining Moments in Presidential Leadership: From Washington to Reagan with Rick Collin
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12:00 PM
Podcast Study Club: Stoicism as a Warrior Philosophy
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John Quincy Adams & Louisa Adams: A Partnership That Shaped a Nation
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Not sure where to start?

If you are new to The Study, a single-evening lecture or a book discussion is an easy first step. Our Study Clubs are small groups that meet regularly around a shared reading and suit people who want the same faces each time. The full course catalog lives on our Classes and Events page, and if you would rather have someone point you toward something, call 701.255.3360 or write to roomforyou@thestudynd.org.

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