3 Thursdays, May 9 to 23

3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Cheezem Education Center

Tuition: $39

The interaction between religion and science ranges from the conflict and tension between creationists and biologists to the integration of medical advances into daily life, with lifesaving consequences. How individuals approach these ideas has wide-ranging effects in public policy, education and our everyday lives. In this thoughtful discussion, students will have the opportunity to determine what they consider the ideal interaction(s) between science and religion and how they can facilitate this approach.

Victoria Welborn has spent her adult life in science classrooms and libraries. As both a student and educator, she has witnessed the various struggles of balancing religion and science. She is trained to help people find information for their personal needs and has also helped people create an “intellectual space” to learn about things that are radically different from their beliefs. Her academic background includes degrees in Library Science as well as the sciences.