Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UW-Madison (UW OLLI)
A partnership between UW-Madison Division of Continuing Studies and the Wisconsin Alumni Association®
Taking a wide variety of lifelong learning classes just got easier for Madison-area residents over age 50. The UW-Madison Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (UW OLLI) provides intellectually stimulating, noncredit classes to Madison area lifelong learners age 50 and older, placing emphasis on the joy of learning.
Taking a wide variety of lifelong learning classes just got easier for Madison-area residents over age 50. The UW-Madison Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (UW OLLI) provides intellectually stimulating, noncredit classes to Madison area lifelong learners age 50 and older, placing emphasis on the joy of learning.
UW OLLI
Join a Community of Lifelong Learners!
Taking a wide variety of lifelong learning classes just got easier for Madison-area residents over age 50. The UW-Madison Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (UW OLLI) was established in August 2005, to provide intellectually stimulating, non-credit classes to Madison area lifelong learners age 50 and older. One of a national network of 112 OLLI's, UW OLLI places emphasis on learning for the joy of learning.
UW OLLI is a partnership between Division of Continuing Studies (DCS) and the Wisconsin Alumni Association (WAA), and exists harmoniously with the existing Wisconsin Alumni Lifelong Learning program.
Everyone is welcome. You do not need to be a UW graduate to join OLLI or participate in its programs.
Taking a wide variety of lifelong learning classes just got easier for Madison-area residents over age 50. The UW-Madison Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (UW OLLI) was established in August 2005, to provide intellectually stimulating, non-credit classes to Madison area lifelong learners age 50 and older. One of a national network of 112 OLLI's, UW OLLI places emphasis on learning for the joy of learning.
UW OLLI is a partnership between Division of Continuing Studies (DCS) and the Wisconsin Alumni Association (WAA), and exists harmoniously with the existing Wisconsin Alumni Lifelong Learning program.
Everyone is welcome. You do not need to be a UW graduate to join OLLI or participate in its programs.
UW OLLI Programs
Regular programs offered through UW OLLI include:
Lecture Series
Made in Wisconsin field trips
Wednesday Nite @ the Lab
Various Arts and Cultural Events
New for Spring 2008: Two, six-week courses offered on campus. Visit this site again for details.
New for Spring 2008: Two, six-week courses offered on campus. Visit this site again for details.
A number of UW-Madison Osher Lifelong Learning Institute classes and events are open to the public; however, a UW OLLI membership will provide added benefits and access to members-only opportunities.
Anyone may join UW OLLI at an annual rate of $50.
Through a special partnership, current members of the Wisconsin Alumni Association are eligible to join at a special rate of $30 annually.
Benefits of membership include:
Anyone may join UW OLLI at an annual rate of $50.
Through a special partnership, current members of the Wisconsin Alumni Association are eligible to join at a special rate of $30 annually.
Benefits of membership include:
- Information about UW OLLI and other lifelong learning events.
- Program discounts
- Free coach bus transportation to select events.
- Members-only social events.
For more information about UW OLLI events or membership, contact Sarah Schutt at (608) 262-5699 or SarahSchutt@uwalumni.com.
Events
- German-American Heritage Series: Immigration - October 15
- Made in Wisconsin: Miller Brewing - October 17
- Online History 102: The 1920s to the Present with Stan Schultz - October 28
- German-American Heritage Series: Language - November 12
