About Us
Our Mission
DavidsonLearns seeks to enhance the intellectual, social, and cultural life of adults by providing challenging, diverse, and relevant courses, events, and experiences; thereby, DavidsonLearns will create a common ground where people come together with shared interests, goals, and expectations to form a vibrant community of adult learners.
About Us
Our Mission
DavidsonLearns seeks to enhance the intellectual, social, and cultural life of adults by providing challenging, diverse, and relevant courses, events, and experiences; thereby, DavidsonLearns will create a common ground where people come together with shared interests, goals, and expectations to form a vibrant community of adult learners.
About Us
Our Mission
DavidsonLearns seeks to enhance the intellectual, social, and cultural life of adults by providing challenging, diverse, and relevant courses, events, and experiences; thereby, DavidsonLearns will create a common ground where people come together with shared interests, goals, and expectations to form a vibrant community of adult learners.
About Us
Our Mission
DavidsonLearns seeks to enhance the intellectual, social, and cultural life of adults by providing challenging, diverse, and relevant courses, events, and experiences; thereby, DavidsonLearns will create a common ground where people come together with shared interests, goals, and expectations to form a vibrant community of adult learners.
Instructors
Bill Lawing, DMA

Bill Lawing received his BA from Davidson College and his DMA and MM from The Cleveland Institute of Music. Returning to Davidson to join the faculty, he taught there for 46 years as the Estes Millner Professor of Music before retiring in June, 2022. He is continuing to perform actively, as a permanent member of the Western Piedmont Symphony and the North Carolina Brass Band. He is also continuing to serve as the Artistic Director of the Traditional Music Series at Davidson, which is the source of this class. He is active in the Charlotte refugee volunteer community as a college counselor, and he is grateful to have the additional time to devote to his 5 - soon to be 6 - grandchildren, all of whom live in Davidson and Mooresville.