School of Adult Learning

(Hardacre Hall)

The School of Adult Learning was established in 1987 to provide credit, professional development, and personal enrichment programs for adult and community students. In developing this program, the university acted on its commitment to provide convenient and affordable collegiate-based educational experiences for area lifelong learners. Academic, business, and student services are offered to adult students during the day and evening hours.

Undergraduate students of all ages may enroll in many School of Adult Learning evening courses on a space-available basis.

Adult students taking courses for credit are encouraged to be involved in the AU community. Adult and Continuing Education Support (ACES) is a social/academic support group for adults age 25 and older. The group sponsors activities for student and family recreation, fellowship, and academic success. For more information, contact Dr. Aleza Beverly, dean of the School of Adult Learning, at ext. 4251.