Continuing Education

Harvard Extension School, Harvard Division of Continuing Education, 51 Brattle Street, Department E523, Cambridge, (617) 495-4024. Often called the University's "best-kept secret," the Harvard Extension School offers part-time, evening study on an open-enrollment basis. Enroll for personal enrichment, professional development, or to earn a degree or graduate certificate. Fall and spring terms. "https://www.dce.harvard.edu/extension/".

Rassias Foundation, 6071 Wentworth Hall, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H., (603) 646-2922. Ten-day, small-group, intensive-immersion language programs combine dramatic instruction and reinforcement techniques to eliminate inhibitions and encourage free expression.

Roger Williams University School of Law, 10 Metacom Avenue, Bristol, R.I., (800) 633-2727. A fully accredited, private law school located on 130 acres bordering Narrangansett Bay. Day and evening programs leading to J.D., J.D./Master of Marine Affairs, and J.D./Master of Community Planning degrees. Student/faculty ration of 5:1. Comprehensive skills training program. Family-law and criminal-defense clinics in Providence. Feinstein Institute for Legal Service.

Sotheby's Institute, 1334 York Avenue, New York City, (212) 606-7822. Contact: Alexandra Speres. This nine-month, accredited American Arts Course, an intensive graduate-level program, will train you for a career in the art world. Its focus is on American fine and decorative arts and their European and Asian antecedents from the seventeenth century to the present.

Sotheby's Public Programs, 1334 York Avenue, New York City, (212) 606-7822. Contact: Katie Bates. Programs offered during the year include one-day to four-day connoisseurship symposia, lecture series, and travel programs that cover a diversity of topics in both the fine and the decorative arts.