BC Continuing Education invites you to our Fall 2025 Lifelong Learning Lectures. The purpose of this series is to provide lifelong learning opportunities with Boston College faculty and administrators on a wide variety of topics, including local and world history, science, technology, social issues, the arts, and more. We are pleased to offer a series of lectures and conversations each Fall and Spring semester to Boston College alumni, friends, and community members. All lectures run from 11am-12:30pm. Lectures are as follows:

• From Rerum Novarum to AI: Parallels and Differences - Aleksandar (Sasha) Tomic (9/10)
• Why African and African Diaspora Studies is What the World Needs Now - Lorelle Semley (9/24)
• Deportation World: The Challenges and Potential of Sovereignty, Law, and Human Rights - Daniel Kanstroom (10/9)
• The Boston College CIHE: 30 Years Leading the Field of International Education - Gerardo Blanco (10/22)
• Long-term Care Risks and Misperceptions - Anqi (Angie) Chen (11/5)
• Providing Economic Well-Being to Financially Struggling Households - Patricia McCoy (12/3)

We look forward to welcoming you to a Continuing Education Lifelong Learning Lecture!