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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute @ Uva University-Level, Short Courses for Active Adults Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage at the University of Virginia PAID 1160 Pepsi Place, Suite 114 Charlottesville, VA Charlottesville, VA 22901-0807 Permit No. 133 OLLI Catalog 434.923.3600 877.861.9207 Change Service Requested OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE @ UVA University-level, short courses for active adults Fall 2017 Upcoming Calendar for 2017 Check our website www.olliuva.org for updates and course times. Fall 2017 July 14 Taste of OLLI – Course Previews in Nellysford July 17 Taste of OLLI – Course Previews in Charlottesville July 20 Taste of OLLI – Course Previews in Staunton July 25 Fall 2017 Registration Opens Aug 16 OLLI Outing – Riverside Dinner Theatre Aug 24 Summer Series at Michie Tavern: Anastasia, Enchanted Aug 31 Summer Series at Michie Tavern: JoinJoin us!us! Dolley Madison, Empowered Sept 7 Summer Series at Michie Tavern: Sally Hemings, Enslaved Sept 5 Session A Courses Begin Oct 5 OLLI Outing – American Revolution Museum at Yorktown Oct 27 Session A Courses End Join the thousands of local adults who’ve put the fun back into learning Oct 30 Session B Courses Begin Nov 11 Air and Space Museum at Dulles Dec 15 Session B Courses End We’re removing every barrier to better care. And we’re just getting started. TOMORROW CAN’T WAIT. Every day, we’re discovering, researching, teaching and thinking about patient care in entirely new ways. By isolating cardiomyocytes, our cardiovascular researchers are finding the genetic causes of heart problems— before a patient even has one. And we can’t wait to show you what’s next. Learn more at uvahealth.com Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Virginia Are you an active adult with a curious mind and a keen interest in learning–just for the love of it? If so, you are invited to join with more than one thousand like-minded learners in our area who are members of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Virginia. There are no prerequisites, educational or otherwise, for you to continue your intellectual exploration and enrichment with us, and generous donors contribute to our scholarship fund to ensure that our interesting courses are available to everyone. The World Health Organization defines active aging as “the process of optimizing opportunities for health, participation, and security in order to enhance quality of life as people age.” OLLI at UVa invites you to discover the many opportunities for engagement and enlightenment. Our Mission Aware that an active mind is as necessary to a full life as are social relationships and physical exercise, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Virginia offers educational opportunities and intellectual enrichment to active adults in the community. The Institute is member-directed and draws upon its members’ resources, as well as other academic and community resources, to organize courses and other educational activities. In this stimulating environment, members may acquire new knowledge, explore ideas, exercise creativity, and share interests and expertise with others. Catalog Contents Contacting An Introduction to OLLI at UVa .......................................... 1 Notes from Beth ................................................................... 2 OLLI at UVa Directors, Committees, Staff ................................................ 2 A Taste of OLLI ................................................................... 3 Phone: 434.923.3600 Summer Session ................................................................... 4 877.861.9207 (toll free) OLLI Fall Outings ................................................................ 5 Alphabetical by Instructor .................................................... 8 E-mail: [email protected] Charlottesville Courses Website: www.olliuva.org Directions to Class Locations in Charlottesville ............. 7 Session A ....................................................................... 10 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Session B ....................................................................... 26 at the University of Virginia 1160 Pepsi Place, Suite 114 Valley Courses Charlottesville, VA 22901 Directions to Class Locations in the Valley ................... 42 Session A ....................................................................... 43 Office Hours Session B ....................................................................... 48 Monday - Friday What You Need to Know ................................................... 51 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Registration Information .................................................... 52 Registration and Membership Forms ................................. 53 Celebrating 16 Years of Lifelong Learning! 1 Notes from Beth Welcome! Opening the OLLI at UVa Course Catalog is a great step on this leg of your journey of lifelong learning. I encourage you to take your time and read about each of our courses and outings. They will satisfy your curiosity, spark your creativity, challenge and amuse you. I’d like to share with you that our online registration system is available for use on July 25! You may remember that we took it off line during the last registration cycle due to a confluence of malfunctions resulting in non-recorded registrations, over charges, and frustration all around. We have worked all spring to resolve and repair the issues with the server, our database, and the online registration site; we’ve tested it thoroughly in a development environment and in our live environment. It is fully functional and I assure you that you can use it with confidence. You will find instructions on how to register online on page 52. In addition to Sessions A and B, check out our Summer Session beginning in August. It features three lectures, accompanied by a little wine and cheese set in historic Michie Tavern as well as a new course from an old favorite. You’ll find the schedule on page 4. OLLI at UVa is always seeking ways to build on the success of the semester that just closed. That search led us to an opportunity to offer an OLLI at UVa level course set in historic Berlin, Germany. Our own Gordon Stewart created the course “Seminar in Berlin” complete with daily lectures, color commentary at the various points of interest, and bibliography of supplemental reading. Gordon, along with his Seminar Assistant Lloyd Raupp and his Tour Director, Linda Hahn, will ensure that the group will experience the culture and learn the history and complexities of Berlin. This October 2017 trip is a joint initiative with Senior Center, Inc. and is a model we hope to continue to use. Join us at Taste of OLLI in July to preview some of the semesters offerings. We host this event in Charlottesville, Nellysford, and Staunton. You meet instructors, fellow students, and learn more of what is new. I hope you’ll come and bring a friend - this is a fun way to get to know OLLI at UVa. Beth Barber, Executive Director Board of Directors Staff Myrle Langley, President Joan Fry, Vice-President Beth Barber, Executive Director Al Layne, Treasurer Mike Kelley, Secretary Liz Courain, Volunteer and Events Coordinator Lesley Diaz, Program Coordinator Kathleen Ansell L. Dudley Miller Marcia Fleming, Faculty Researcher Laura Hawthorne Christopher Murphy Carole McIvor, Office Coordinator Allen Hench Gary Nimax Tay Strauss, Program Assistant Deidra Massie David Opper Sharlee Van Orden, Office Assistant James McGrath Robert Reynolds Deborah T. Metz Gordon Stewart Leigh Middleditch Michael Wolfe Like us on for updates and news! Look for OLLI at UVa. 2 OLLI Catalog Fall 2017 A TASTE OF OLLI Join us for Our Fall Course Previews! Registration Begins Tuesday, July 25th at 10:00 A.M Friday, July 14, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. Rockfish Presbyterian Church 5016 Rockfish Valley Hwy. (Rte. 151), Nellysford, VA Monday, July 17, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. Thursday, July 20, 10:30 a.m. to Noon Meadows Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Hampton Inn 2200 Angus Road, Charlottesville, VA 40 Payne Lane, Staunton, VA Learn about the basics of cloud computing, weather forecasting, or Islam. Delve more deeply into the natural history of our area, public speaking, country music, or the Black Sox scandal. Study “The Merchant of Venice,” the art of Jan Van Eyck, or Virginia history for Newcomers. Short courses in History, Politics, Art, Music, Foreign Affairs, Science, Contemporary Life, and much more, are here for you through OLLI. OLLI launches each new semester by providing an opportunity to hear from instructors about some of the new courses being offered, to meet instructors, fellow members, volunteers and staff, and to learn about OLLI’s Outings and Special Presentations. You are warmly invited to join us in Charlottesville, Nellysford, or Staunton, for light refreshments and a “Taste of OLLI.” We hope to see you there! RSVP requested, but not required. [email protected] / 434.923.3600 or toll free 877.861.9207 Volunteers Make OLLI Go… OLLI is, at heart, a volunteer organization. v All of OLLI’s inspiring instructors are volunteers. There are regular opportunities for new courses and new faculty. If you are interested in teaching for OLLI, we’d love to know about you! v The dedicated class assistants? Also volunteers. Class Assistants perform “logistical” duties which allow the instructor to focus on teaching. Please indicate your interest in learning more about being a class assistant by checking the “willing to assist” box when you register for classes. v Of course, the OLLI Board of Directors and committee members
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