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Announcement: April 14, 2020:
In order to reflect CUNY's decision to hold distance-learning courses through the summer, Learning Across America will be continuing in an online format through July 31, 2020. Any classes posted through July 31 will not be held in person or on location. Online courses will be held for the same number of credits as our in-person option. Please email us with questions at learningacrossamerica@bmcc.cuny.edu.
During the Summer/Fall semester, BMCC Learning Across America courses for Washington, DC area residents meet at Catholic University.
For course description click on course title.
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- 111 Places in DC: Finding Stories in Unusual Places
September 6-7, 2025 (live on-foot in Washington, DC)
September 4 (online orientation)
September 10 (online class final projects)
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Fee: $275.00
Dates: 9/4/2025 - 9/10/2025
Days: Su Th Sa
Sessions: 4
Building: Online
Room:
Instructor: Andrea Seiger
Thursday, Sept 4: 7pm-9pm (mandatory online orientation);
Saturday- Sunday, Sept 6-7: 10am-5pm (in Washington, DC on foot);
Wednesday, Sept 10: 7pm-9pm, (mandatory online final project review).
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- Washington, DC: Girl Power! (live in-person)
September 20-21, 2025 (in Washington, DC)
September 17 online orientation
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Fee: $275.00
Dates: 9/17/2025 - 9/24/2025
Days: Su W Sa
Sessions: 4
Building: To Be Determined
Room:
Instructor: Rebecca Grawl
Wed, Sept 17, 7pm–9pm: Online orientation
Sat–Sun, Sept 20-21, 10am–5pm: In person in Washington, DC on foot
Wed, Sept 24, 7pm–9pm: Final Project submission online
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- Washington, DC: Monuments & Memorials
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Fee: $275.00
Dates: 8/13/2025 - 8/20/2025
Times: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Days: Su W Sa
Sessions: 4
Building:
Room:
Instructor: Rebecca Grawl
 Discover the great monuments and memorials of Washington, DC, one of only three planned capital cities in the world. In addition to exploring the famous monuments of Washington, DC, students will explore:
- What makes a person or movement worthy of memorializing?
- How do we decide which parts of history are important and when do we make mistakes?
- What pieces of history are missing that should be recognized?
Instructor
Rebecca Grawl
More information
You will receive details on how to log in to your online class sessions a week before the start of the course. Students are required to be present during the orientation and all class sessions.
To read specifics about class schedules and requirements for this course, click here.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for taking this course.
Registration and Enrollment
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August 16-17, 2025 in Washington, DC
August 13 online orientation
Class meets Wednesday, August 13 7pm-9pm (online orientation)// Saturday-Sunday August 16-17 10am-5pm (in person in Washington, DC)// Wednesday August 20 7pm-9pm (online final project submission)
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