‘s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) has announced the programming for its fall 2024 semester. With a wide variety of courses and workshops, OLLI offers opportunities for adults aged 50 and older to continue learning and engage with their community.
The fall semester will feature classes on a range of topics, including history, art, literature, and science. Some highlights include a lecture series on Montana’s indigenous peoples, a painting workshop led by a local artist, and a book club focusing on contemporary fiction. These classes provide intellectually stimulating content while fostering social connections among participants.
In addition to traditional classroom courses, OLLI at MSU also offers field trips, special events, and volunteer opportunities. These activities allow members to explore the local area, participate in cultural events, and give back to the community.
OLLI at MSU is part of a national network of lifelong learning institutes that aim to provide high-quality educational experiences for older adults. The program is led by volunteer instructors who are experts in their fields, ensuring that participants receive engaging and informative instruction.
Registration for classes at OLLI at MSU is open to anyone aged 50 and older. Membership in OLLI is required to enroll in courses, with a nominal fee that grants access to the full semester of programming.
For more information about the fall 2024 programming at OLLI at MSU, including a full schedule of courses and registration details, visit the program’s website or contact the OLLI office directly. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to continue learning and connecting with others in the Bozeman community.
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