The College of Lifelong Learning was established by the Mississippi Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning in November 2002. The College is designed to meet the needs of the present day workforce and other adult learners, 25 years of age and older, across the state, region, and nation. The College is a portal of entry into Jackson State University for adult learners who wish to
begin, continue, complete, or enhance their development on a part-time or full-time basis. The College is comprised of three (3) primary units: (1) the School of General and Continuing Studies; (2) the Center for Adult and Continuing Education; and (3) the Continuing Education Learning Center. Its purpose is to provide adult students quality learning opportunities for professional and personal development throughout their lifetime. Thrash Universities Center, 3825 Ridgewood Road in Jackson, Mississippi. This site serves as a metropolitan learning center for state, local, public, and private agencies, as well as, an undergraduate student classroom facility during the day, but becomes a graduate student classroom facility during the evening. The College of Lifelong Learning has distinguished itself with an outstanding staff that is dedicated to providing quality education to adults so they may achieve the highest possible level of excellence. As we advance, Jackson State University is redefining Lifelong Learning by developing cutting edge programs and seminars of interest to the community. The ultimate goal is to bring together the resources of the university, public and private schools, industry, government, and community to jointly address problems affecting the quality of life.
