Impact on Colorado Springs, and The Disease in the World Today
Tuberculosis (TB) is considered one of the oldest contagious diseases, it was known as consumption in the 1800s and was responsible for an estimated quarter of all deaths in Europe. By the 1880s and 1890s, Colorado Springs had more than a third of the city’s residents being treated for TB. After a docent tour of the TB exhibits, we convene to discuss more on its treatment, medical breakthroughs, and the disease in today’s world.
Pioneers Museum, 215 S Tejon St. Meet at the entrance. Max: 12
Norm Renaud: MS in Administration with a major in Elementary Education from UCCS.
Members-FREE Not-Yet-Member-$25.00
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About PILLAR
PILLAR Institute for Lifelong Learning is a dynamic hub for curious minds seeking intellectual growth and meaningful community connections. Through an array of engaging programs, thought-provoking lectures, and enriching activities, PILLAR fosters a culture of continuous learning for adults of all ages. Our mission is to inspire lifelong learners by providing opportunities to explore diverse topics, cultivate critical thinking, and connect with others who share a passion for discovery. At PILLAR, learning is not just a pursuit—it's a way of life.
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