Programs
2025-2026 CEA Programs
The College Endowment Association continues to provide outstanding lectures and films for men and women on a wide variety of interesting and diverse topics, ranging from literature to scientific research to travel.
- Members are invited to recommend speakers for future programs.
- Programs are on Wednesday mornings at 10:00 a.m.
- Programs last 1¼ hours and films last 1½ hours.
- Programs meet in the ballroom of the Woman's Club of Wisconsin 813 E. Kilbourn Avenue.
- Parking is available behind the Club and is free to members of the Woman's Club. Non-Woman's Club members pay $5.
- Members may make reservations for breakfast before the program or lunch afterwards by calling the Woman's Club at (414) 276-5170
| October 15 | Sean Hartley - Music of the Sixties | |
| October 22 | Elizabeth Sutton - Current Research in Freshwater Science | |
| October 29 | Claus Andersen, Ph.D. - Hygge, Health and Happiness | |
| November 5 | Valerie van Heest - Ethical Dilemmas: The Shipwreck Lady Elgin | |
| November 12 | David Fields, Ph.D. - How Korea Was Divided, and Why it Matters | |
| November 19 | Jeffrey Waring, Ph.D. - Big Data, AI and Drug Development, Oh My! | |
| December 3 | Simon Bronner, Ph.D. - Holiday Folklore and Traditions
** Tribute Lecture |
Winter Season Break
** Tribute Lectures are made possible through your donations. We hope you remember the College Endowment Association when you make donations, memorials, or wish to honor a special program or lecture.