OLLI at DU is offering 143 online courses in the Fall Term that begins Sept. 14.

Registration on a new user-friendly system called Proclass is required to enroll in courses.

YOU MUST SET UP A PRO-CLASS ACCOUNT in order to register for OLLI Courses. OLLI at DU has moved to a different registration program and every registrant, no matter how long you have been an OLLI member, MUST SET UP A NEW ACCOUNT.  We highly encourage you to do this prior to registration opening on Monday, August 10 (at 12:01 am).

For instructions on where and how to register, CLICK HERE.

To view the catalog and for instructions to register, CLICK HERE.

Both pages have STEP-BY-STEP DIRECTIONS for setting up a PRO-CLASS ACCOUNT:

Ron Goodwin Leading Curriculum Committee Workshop

Open House

Open House

Open House

Map to OLLI East at Mississippi Avenue Baptist Church

MEMBERSHIP FEE

OLLI members may participate in as many classes as desired at any of the five OLLI sites - East, Central, West, South and OLLI on Campus (contingent upon space availability) for $130 per term.

Ask Manager Paul Simon about scholarship opportunities.

OLLI has three terms per academic year: Fall, Winter, and Spring.

Aug. 10 - Fall catalog posted to this site and registration opens

Aug. 16 - Fall open request period ends

Sept. 14 - Fall term begins

Nov. 6 - Fall term ends

Nov. 16 - Winter catalog posted to this site and registration opens

Nov. 23 - Winter open request period ends

Sept. 14 - Fall term begins

http://portfolio.du.edu/olli

John Baumgartner, resourcesc@comcast.net

http://portfolio.du.edu/olliwest

Susan Schmetzer, susanolliwest@gmail.com

http://portfolio.du.edu/olliboulder

http://portfolio.du.edu/ollisouth 

Connie Dawson ollisouth@gmail.com, 303-638-3388

http://portfolio.du.edu/ollioncampus

Joanne Ihrig:  joanne.ihrig@du.edu

Current Events class

Open House

Hot Topic Lunch with former Colorado Chief Justice Michael Bender

OLLI members and volunteer facilitators are the heartbeat of the institute and are the reason it will thrive while keeping the fees low.

Volunteering is a direct way for members to have input into the decisions and direction of OLLI.

Volunteering is a rewarding and stimulating experience, and another way to meet new people.

If you are interested in helping out on a committee or just one time at an event, contact Paul Simon, OLLI East Manager, at paul.simon@du.edu for more information.  We need you!

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at the University of Denver is a membership program designed for men and women age 50 and over, who wish to pursue lifelong learning in a relaxed non-competitive atmosphere.  There are no tests, no grades, no academic requirements - just a desire for learning and a penchant to be curious.

Thanks to the generosity of the The Bernard Osher Foundation, OLLI at the University of Denver joins a network of 120 Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes across the United States that are meeting the needs of older learners who want to learn simply for the joy of learning and personal fulfillment.

Read more: www.osherfoundation.org.

OLLI needs believers like Bernard Osher. The development and delivery of quality educational programs for 50+ adults is important for sustaining quality of life and healthy minds. If you would like to help fund scholarships, programming or our research, please contact us at our office, 303-871-3090.