Beth Barber, long time Program Director for Charlottesville’s Senior Center, Inc. has been named the new Executive Director of Osher Lifelong Learning at UVA (OLLI).
Congratulations to both Beth and OLLI!
Reader: if you don’t know about OLLI, you’re missing out on a treat!
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.
Tailored to seniors’ lifestyles, classes are held in the daytime, almost always in places with convenient parking. The courses, lasting three to six weeks, fit the typical senior’s schedule.
The classes are numerous, fascinating, and diverse.  Browse some of the titles here. By helping clients sign up for OLLI courses, I’ve learned that you want to register right away – classes fill up quickly!
For more articles like this, see:  News and Events, Resources for Central Virginia, Aging in Place.
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Elizabeth Swider, Geriatric Care Manager, Certified Senior Advisor
President, Care is There Geriatric Care Management
Support for independent living and long distance caregiving; assisted living enhancement
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