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Humanist Worldviews: Then & Now

Full tuition for Humanist Worldviews: Then & Now is $2,175

Discounts are available for Humanist Chaplains endorsed by the Humanist Society, students enrolled in the Humanist Studies Certificate Program, and AHA members in good standing. Use above checkboxes to indicate which discounts you seek and they will be applied to your remaining fees after course deposit. For questions, please email: education@americanhumanist.org

Scholarships are available. To be considered for a scholarship, please complete this form.

A general-obligation deposit of $100 is required upon course registration. The deposit will be applicable to the overall cost of the course and substracted from the final balance due. The deposit is forfeited by failure to provide notice of withdrawal within 60 days of the course start date.

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The AHA Center for Education admits students of any age, race, gender, sexuality, national or ethnic origin, or ability to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, color, gender, national or ethnic origin or disability status in administration of its education policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, or school-administered programs. Students are admitted without regard to their religion so long as they are respectful of the principles of humanism.

Academic Year 2024-2025 -- Spring Offering

Humanist Worldviews: Then & Now

Class will be Zoom Connect and Canvas Platform

Instructor: Kevin Jagoe, B.A., M.A., M.Div & Certification in Humanist Studies, Minister BuxMont Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.

Spring term: Starts January 11th and ends April 13th, 2025 (class runs January 13 to April 7)

In-class sessions via zoom: Mondays2pm CT

Course Description:

There is not one single “Humanism,” but many. That is the fundamental assumption of this course, which seeks to explore a number of “Humanisms” which have arisen and flourished in different parts of the world and across time. Students new to Humanism will end the course with an appreciation of the core values of Humanism, and how they can be discovered and applied in different ways in different cultures. Students who already have a basic understanding of Humanism will deepen their appreciation of the worldview, learning how complex and variegated are the expressions of Humanism. The intent of the course is to broaden students’ understanding of what “Humanism” can mean, by complexifying traditional Humanist narratives and presenting lesser-known ones.