Thomas Dunn Memorials Adult Education Program 3113 Gasconade in Marquette Park
"Helping people improve themselves since 1962"
September 12, 2012
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The Thomas Dunn Memorials Adult Education Program is a not-for-profit organization
committed to enhancing the lives of St. Louis adults through practical application of communication, critical thinking, career training and development, personal growth, family relations, and life skills. They have no tests, no grades – and no tension!
The Thomas Dunn Memorials Adult Education Program provides quality education to people who are seeking to enrich their lives and their work status. They help people by focusing on business-related, remedial, and personal development courses, as well as experiences in the fine arts and humanities. They are committed to sustaining our community through partnerships that promote growth, opportunity, and enhancing the quality of life. Thomas Dunn Memorials Adult Education Programs welcomes all adults, but only adults, as participants in its programs, and there is no discrimination regarding these participants as to sex, age, color, race, national origin, religion or political preference.
Here is a copy of the most recent fall course catalog with some classes beginning as early as September 11:
http://www.tdunn.org/category/td/
Fax: (314) 353-3388
Email: info@tdunn.org
For more information see: http://www.tdunn.org/
committed to enhancing the lives of St. Louis adults through practical application of communication, critical thinking, career training and development, personal growth, family relations, and life skills. They have no tests, no grades – and no tension!
The Thomas Dunn Memorials Adult Education Program provides quality education to people who are seeking to enrich their lives and their work status. They help people by focusing on business-related, remedial, and personal development courses, as well as experiences in the fine arts and humanities. They are committed to sustaining our community through partnerships that promote growth, opportunity, and enhancing the quality of life. Thomas Dunn Memorials Adult Education Programs welcomes all adults, but only adults, as participants in its programs, and there is no discrimination regarding these participants as to sex, age, color, race, national origin, religion or political preference.
They offer:
- Convenient location (3113 Gasconade in Marquette Park)
- Safe, comfortable environment
- Lighted parking
- Handicapped access
- Professional faculty
- Free or low-cost quality education
- Classroom space available for rent
http://www.tdunn.org/category/td/
The community college course offerings -- computer oriented -- may be found here: http://www.tdunn.org/category/slcc/
You may contact Thomas Dunn Memorials Adult Education Program at:
Thomas Dunn Memorials
3113 Gasconade Street
St. Louis, MO 63118-4386
Fax: (314) 353-3388
Email: info@tdunn.org
For more information see: http://www.tdunn.org/
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