TCU Extended Education's summer catalog is just out and has expanded its offerings of unique courses for this summer through strategic partnerships with community organizations, local museums and TCU faculty and alumni.

Among the creative courses are "Hidden Gems of Colonial Mexico" where participants explore history, architecture, culture and arts of colonial Mexico; summer youth activities including music preparatory programs, summer dance workshop and "Frog Vacation Bible School"; and "Flip That House" for those wanting to learn about home remodeling. Other notable courses include "Foods: Fat or Fiction" where participants learn healthy lifestyle tips; and "Command Spanish," which is a leading program of customized Spanish language and cross-cultural programs for non-Spanish speakers in the workplace.

Extended Education also will offer its traditional courses this summer including botanic gardening, computer classes, languages, dancing for children, home remodeling, and financial management. Beginning and intermediate guitar, piano, dancing for the rhythmically challenged and yoga courses also will be offered.

A full listing of summer courses can be found at http://www.lifelong.tcu.edu/.

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