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No homework. No tests. Just fun, lifelong learning.
To register, teach a class, or for more information, please contact Brynn at (218) 291-2287
or brynn.wznick@eventide.org.
Registration may be limited depending on location.
Upcoming Eventide University Classes
Spot the Scam: Protect Yourself from Fraud & Identity Theft
Wednesday, November 19th | The Linden | 10:30 AM
Have you ever been approached with a fraudulent offer or been a victim of identity theft? Financial scams are a growing concern, and older adults are often targeted.
Kim Lazur, Fraud Manager at Alerus, leads a team dedicated to detecting and preventing fraudulent activity. With 38 years at Alerus and over 20 years specializing in fraud prevention, Kim plays a key role in protecting clients and the organization from financial risk.
Deb Mathern, AARP Speakers Bureau volunteer, shares insights on fraud prevention, scams, brain health, and more. A retired CEO of Fargo Public Schools Federal Credit Union, Deb draws from her 37-year financial career to help educate others. She also served as a North Dakota state senator for District 45 in Fargo, was a member of the FARGODOME Authority, and remains an active community leader.
Join the AARP Fraud Watch Network and Alerus to learn how to spot the latest fraud and bank impersonation scams and discover practical tips and resources to help protect yourself and your loved ones from financial fraud. This Eventide University session will be held in The Pub at The Linden in Moorhead.
Science and Wonder with William
More Sessions Coming in December!
William Weightman is a science educator, outreach advocate, and creator of Science and Wonder with William, a program designed to spark curiosity and connection through hands-on learning. With a background in Information Technology and a passion for civic engagement, William brings warmth, clarity, and a deep respect for lifelong learning to every session.
At Eventide, he will guide community members through engaging science topics with short demonstrations, group discussions, and real-world citizen science projects. No prior experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to explore. Sessions use everyday materials, storytelling, and interactive activities to make science accessible and inspiring.
The first session will introduce the series, explore citizen science, and invite participants to share their own questions. Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast or simply curious, this is your chance to discover the wonders of science together.
