US EditionReinvention: How SRJC helps older students seek new directions
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Reinvention: How SRJC helps older students seek new directions
Leslie Dalton-Ramage enrolled at SRJC for a new experience at the age of 57. As a young mom with two children in the 1980s, college was never a viable option for her, but she wanted a chance to meet new people and be a part of the student community. “I never took college in my 20s, but I know for a fact I would not have learned as much as I did in the classes that are available today,” Dalton-Ramage said. Initially studying acting and improv, sh…
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