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October 16, 2026
We Want to Hear from You
At the end of each WISE course, we email evaluations to all registered students. Did you ever wonder what happens to your evaluation?
Your anonymous input is summarized along with your fellow classmates' and reviewed by our dedicated Curriculum Committee. The committee uses the feedback to select instructors, determine course offerings, and adapt learning practices in upcoming sessions.
Course feedback is also shared with each individual instructor. Instructors value your candid input; it helps them to shape future topics and adjust their delivery.
Make your voice heard.Be sure to check your email this week and complete the course evaluation(s).
It only takes a minute or two and goes a long way in shaping future WISE classes. Thank you.
WISE Calendar
Lunch Club: Dining Out
Tues. Oct 20 at Noon (Grill 352 & Kabab, 352 Shrewsbury St, Worcester)
All are welcome to join; please click here to RSVP so we have a headcount
Sat. Oct 17 at 6 pm (Espress Yourself Coffee, 2 Richmond Ave, Worcester)
A free, kid-friendly live solo piano and vocal set featuring swing, blues and jazz
AU Lecture: "A Decade of Chronicling Politics, Commerce, and Everyday Life during the Era of the American Revolution..."
A conversation with AU Authors featuring Professor of History Carl Robert Keyes and Professor of Education Lisa D'Souza
Wed. Oct 21 at 5 pm (AU Curtis Hall)
Free and open to the public
This is the final event in Assumption's year-long series "Striving for Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness: 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence"
For as long as people have had walls, we have put marks on them. This talk is about typography's power to shape civilization and the long human habit of making meaning visible.