The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at the University was founded more than 30 years ago primarily for those people who have retired from their regular lines of work and want to keep on learning. Sponsored by the University, the organization boasts a lively, no-pressure learning environment in which students take a variety of courses in fields like art and architecture, computers, current events, finance, health, history, humanities, languages, law, literature, music, philosophy, psychology, science, theatre and films. We also offer games and hobby classes such as bridge, mah jonng, chess, photography, and hands-on art.

Our OLLI program is unique among adult educational programs in that students are not required to attend a course for the entire semester. Their attendance depends only on their interests. There are no tests or grades, and the only "pressure" on participants is when to seize the optimum moment in which to interject opinions during the lively and highly verbal class discussions.

Members of OLLI's faculty are also members of OLLI and represent a broad spectrum of professions, vocations, and life experiences. Collaborating closely with paid staff, the students manage the program through an elected governing body and volunteer committees.

Classes are held from Monday to Friday during the day. There is discounted parking nearby for those who come by car. On Friday mornings, OLLI presents the Friday Forum, a weekly series featuring guest speakers with diverse and interesting backgrounds. This program is free and open to the public.

For more information, a course catalog, or a free two-day guest pass, call 555-555-555 or e-mail olli@destinysolutions.com.  You can also purchase a Lifelong Membership online with a credit card.

 

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