The Great Gatsby: Love, Loss, and the American Dream
1-Time Lecture | To register, please call us at: 305-919-5900.
Dive into the world of Jazz Age glamour, passion, and tragedy as we explore the timeless themes that continue to captivate readers of Fitzgerald’s bestseller to this day. Lauren Radick will guide us through the novel’s iconic characters, its reflections on the American Dream, and why The Great Gatsby remains a literary masterpiece. Together, we will uncover the historical and cultural backdrop that shaped Fitzgerald’s vision, examine the symbolism woven throughout the story, and consider how its messages still resonate in contemporary America. This program offers an engaging look at one of the most influential works in modern literature—and the world that inspired it.
- OLLI members save $10.
This lecture will take place at the Jewish Center in Pembroke Pines at Century Village.
Lauren Radick
Lauren Radick is an adjunct literature instructor for OLLI at FIU. Her background as an early childhood administrator inspires her passion for learning and her lifelong love of reading. Lauren holds a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Literature from Emerson College and a Master's Degree in Education from The George Washington University.