Because Learning Lasts a Lifetime

Expand your inner and outer horizons with these innovative, non-credit experiences:

• Discover your Wild Side – Bird watch. Kayak. Backpack. Learn to climb. Paint or photograph big landscapes.  Sign on for a Nature-adventure expedition to wild places.

• Learn about Diverse Cultures - Trek Mongolia on horseback. Explore the Andes. Weave a Navajo-style rug. Make tamales.

• Live Sustainably - Transform your back yard into a permaculture garden. Build or retrofit your own sustainable dwelling.

• Enhance relationships – with your self and others. Do yoga in nature. Learn about relationships with horses as teachers.

Prescott College’s new Center for Extended Studies and Lifelong Learning offers non-credit educational travel, classes and programs which reflect the values and mission of the College.

The Mission of the Center for Extended Studies and Lifelong Learning is to offer unique and sustainable educational opportunities for lifelong learners that expand our connections in our community,

the environment, and with the diverse cultures of the world. 

We are developing classes in topical areas such as: ecological design and organic gardening, sustainable practices, unique arts and humanities courses, natural history and ecology classes and programs, skills based classes in kayaking, canoeing, rockclimbing and certification programs.

Would you like to talk with us about an idea? cesll@prescott.edu.

Would you like to be on our distribution list? Send an email to cesll@prescott.edu and enter SUBSCRIBE into the subject line.  We generally send out an update sheet 1 or 2 times/month.  When new programs are offered you will receive the most current schedule.

READY TO REGISTER FOR A COURSE?  Contact CESLL (928) 350 - 4110 and we can register you over the phone - please have your credit card ready.

Educational Travel Programs we are working on:

See the educational Travel Programs page for travel opportunities with CESLL.

Certification Programs

No programs are currently scheduled