OLLI at UAH -- Spring 2021 -- Course Guide by UAH College of Professional Studies

SPRING 2021 Course Guide

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March into spring with OLLI at UAH! Join fellow lifelong learners, age 50+, in various virtual activities planned in the upcoming months. Stay intellectually and socially active as you learn new skills and topics while enjoying the company of others. Stay engaged, have fun, and live fully with OLLI at UAH!

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All About OLLI OLLI is a vibrant community of lifelong learners, age 50+, that offers members the opportunity to stay intellectually and socially active through courses, social activities, and bonus lectures. Courses are currently offered LIVE online and cover a variety of interesting topics, which will enhance your knowledge and skills. Enjoy life, make friends and Live It Up Online with OLLI! Join the 1000+ people who are part of OLLI at UAH!

From the OLLI Program Manager

*Courses have various start dates throughout term.

Dear OLLI at UAH Community, We can't wait to see our members–virtually– this spring. Throughout these hard times, OLLI at UAH has been able to provide its members various opportunities to stay connected while staying safe at home. Members can attend online courses, participate in social events, and enjoy bonus lectures. We thank all of our members for staying active and engaged with our organization as we transitioned to a new virtual setting. Special thanks to our Board of Directors, facilitators, instructors, and curriculum committee for all their hard work getting ready for spring term. We are excited to see you soon!

Questions? Osher.uah.edu OLLI.info@uah.edu 256.824.6183

Table of Contents Schedule at a Glance..................................................1 Membership Benefits..................................................2 Membership and Course Registration........................3 Special Courses...........................................................4 Monday – Friday Courses............................................5 Virtual Bonus...............................................................9 Special Events...........................................................10 Guide to Zoom & Google Classroom.......................11 Instructors..................................................................12 Frequently Asked Questions.....................................15 Courses listed in this guide are offered in the spirit of academic freedom. OLLI at UAH does not endorse any creed, concept, service, or product that might be presented by the instructors.

Class Cancellation

Ale Pacheco, OLLI at UAH Program Manager

Spring term begins the week of April 5th*

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If a class is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances or instructor illness, all efforts will be made to reschedule the session for a later date.

UAH Campus Closed Although our staff is working remotely, UAH will still observe the following holidays: May 31 and July 5.

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

8:30 – 10:00 am

Great Questions of Philosophy and Physics

Intermediate Genealogy: Broaden Your Family Search

Three Imponderables of Psychology

Writing Your Life Story

Tracing Our Heredity: A Layman’s History of Genetics

4/12–5/17 (6 sessions)

4/14–5/5 (4 sessions)

4/6–4/27 (4 sessions)

4/8–5/13 (6 sessions)

What Makes Computers Tick?

4/9–5/14 (6 sessions)

4/15–5/20 (6 sessions)

English as Language and Vocabulary Building 4/27–5/18 (4 sessions)

4/23–5/21 (5 sessions)

10:30 am – noon

Alligators in the East Room

War on the Sand — The Battle for North Africa

CANCELLED Art Journaling

Explore a New Side of

Land Trust of North Alabama: Leaving a Natural Legacy

Ways to Avoid the ER

Disasters: Natural and Man-Made

4/19–5/10 (4 sessions)

4/6–5/11 (6 sessions)

4/20–5/18 (5 sessions)

4/7–5/5 (5 sessions)

4/21–5/19 (5 sessions)

1:00 – 2:30 pm

American Revolution in the South — A Civil War

Discover Alaska — From Race Dogs to Rockets

Pursuit of Healthy Aging

4/5–5/10 (6 sessions)

4/6–5/4 (5 sessions)

The 1960s and the Triumph of the Beatles

3:00 – 4:30 pm Pandemics & Pathogens through History 4/5–5/3 (5 sessions)

4/7–5/12 (6 sessions)

3:00 – 4:30 pm Absolute CANCELLED Beginner's Bridge

Open Book, Open Mind 4/29–5/20 (4 sessions)

1:00 – 2:30 pm TED Talks: CAN A World CELLED of Ideas

Finance for Everyone: Smart Tools for Decision-Making

4/8–4/29 (4 sessions)

3:00 – 4:30 pm

Socrates Café

Elder Law

4/6–5/11 (6 sessions)

4/7–5/12 (6 sessions)

Bonus • 11:00 am

4/9

4/8–5/6 (5 sessions)

Nutrition for Everyone 4/8–5/13 (6 sessions)

4/7–5/5 (5 sessions)

4/5–5/10 (6 sessions)

Controversies in Diet Food and Health

Experiencing the Canadian Maritime Provinces in a RV

4/23 Armchair Tour: Huntsville’s Historic Homes & Buildings 5/7

Explore the Rainbow: Gender and Sexual Minorities

5/14 How’s your Habitat? Co-existing with Nature

4/8–5/13 (6 sessions)

Beginning Italian

Severe Weather: A Look into Tornadoes

4/7–5/12 (6 sessions)

5:00 – 6:00 pm

4/6–4/27 (4 sessions)

5:00 – 6:00 pm

Breath-Centered Yoga 4/6–4/27 (4 sessions)

5:00 – 6:30 pm Family Connections — Sharing Through Technology 4/15–5/13 (5 sessions)

SPECIAL COURSES

WORKSHOPS

TUESDAY

MONDAY – THURSDAY

Explore Hormel Foods SPAM® Museum

Forces of Nature: Renwick Art Gallery

Writing on the Landscape

3/16 • 10:30 am (1 session)

3/23 • 9:00 am (1 session)

5/17–5/20 • 1:00 – 2:30 pm (4 sessions)

Rhythms of the World

5/17–5/20 • 3:00 – 4:30 pm (4 sessions)

Join OLLI We know you will love OLLI at UAH. Join us and become part of a wonderful community of lifelong learners who come together online to enjoy intellectual, social, and cultural experiences designed just for you! Connect with other members and explore the joy of learning!

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Zoom and Google Classroom training for adults 50+

Find your place with OLLI at UAH

During this time of social distancing, OLLI at UAH membership offers many resources and benefits online. OLLI “rolling” memberships are valid for 12 months beginning the date your membership was first processed.

Online Membership Benefits: • Register for online courses taught by excellent instructors through the user-friendly Zoom video conferencing software. • Discover new online resources such as online tours of museums, gardens, parks, the Metropolitan Opera, and more through the weekly eNews. • Meet new friends while catching up with the OLLI at UAH Program Manager and Coordinator during virtual coffee chats throughout the term. • Receive weekly OLLI eNews and monthly issues of The OLLI Insider electronically.

See page 11 for details.

Membership Options $25 for 12 months or $50 for 24 months

Term Registration Fees OLLI Spring 2021 tuition is $20 plus the per course fee. Course fees vary, see page 3. Members who sign up for four or more courses at once will get a 20% discount per course.* *The discount will be applied in your cart once four or more courses have been entered. Discount is only available if you sign up for four or more courses at once. Discount will not be applied to special courses, supply fees, or term tuition.

• Volunteer to teach, coordinate a course, or serve on a committee. • And much more!

3 Easy Ways to Register ONLINE at Osher.uah.edu/ OLLIRegistration

GIVE THE GIFT OF OLLI! 12-month memberships are only $25 Osher.uah.edu/GiftCertificate 2

PHONE: 256.824.6010 Credit card info is required. 9:00 am – noon and 1:00 – 4:00 pm (CST), M – F

MAIL registration form on page 3 to UAH CPS Registration Office, UAH Campus, Wilson Hall 103, Huntsville, AL 35899

MEMBERSHIP AND COURSE REGISTRATION

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OLLI SPRING 2021 OLLI Spring Term tuition $20 PLUS: Per course fees vary. See fees under Section E.

Please fill out one form per person. Indicate course choices by check box. Confirmation will be sent via email. Mail to: CPS Registration Office, UAH Campus, Wilson Hall 103, Huntsville, AL 35899-0650

Questions: OLLI.info@uah.edu or 256.824.6183

When you register for 4 or more term courses at once.

D. SPECIAL COURSE LIST □ $10 Explore Hormel Foods SPAM® Museum □ $10 Forces of Nature: Renwick Art Gallery SPECIAL COURSE TOTAL: $________________________ (Does not require Spring Term registration. Not included in 20% discount promotion.)

A. PERSONAL INFORMATION Full Name:_________________________________________________________ Street Address:_____________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: _____________________________________________________ Phone: Home__________________________ Cell________________________ Email:_____________________________________________________________

□ I do not have an email address B. OLLI MEMBERSHIP Select one:

□Active OLLI Member (Skip to section C) □New Member □Renewal □Gift Membership From: _____________________________________________ Message: _______________________________________________________ Select one:

□12-month membership = $25 □24-month membership = $50

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C. PAYMENT INFORMATION Enclosed Membership Fee: $ _______________________________________ Special Course Total (Calculated in Section D) $______________________ Spring 2021 Term Tuition Fee:

$20

Course Total (Total calculated in the bottom right column): $_______________ TOTAL PAYMENT: $_________________________________________________

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Card # ____________________________________________________________ CVV_________________________________ Exp. Date ______________________ Cardholder’s Name __________________________________________________ • After your initial registration, you are able to add courses online by logging into your client portal. Please note the 20% per course discount does not apply when you add three or fewer additional courses after your first registration. • OLLI at UAH is not responsible for any damage or personal injury sustained when a member is participating in any OLLI-sponsored activities. • Membership implies permission to use your photo and video recording via Zoom for OLLI publicity. If you do not want your photo used, please notify the instructor/ photographer in advance. • You will be notified at least four business days in advance if a course is cancelled. Registration fees are non-refundable unless your selected course(s) are not available.

E. TERM COURSE LIST □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □

$35

The 1960s and the Triumph of the Beatles

$35

Absolute Beginner's Bridge

$25

Alligators in the East Room

$35

American Revolution in the South — A Civil War

$35

Beginning Italian

$25

Breath-Centered Yoga

$30

Controversies in Diet Food and Health

$30

Disasters: Natural and Man–Made

$30

Discover Alaska — From Race Dogs to Rockets

$35

Elder Law

$25

English as Language and Vocabulary Building

$30

Explore a New Side of Art Journaling

$30

Family Connections — Sharing Through Technology

$30

Finance for Everyone

$35

The Great Questions of Philosophy and Physics

$35

Intermediate Genealogy

$30

Land Trust of North Alabama

$35

Nutrition for Everyone

$25

Open Book, Open Mind

$30

Pandemics & Pathogens through History

$35

Pursuit of Healthy Aging

$25

Rhythms of the World

$25

Severe Weather: A Look into Tornadoes

$35

Socrates Café

$25

TED Talks: A World of Ideas

$25

Three Imponderables of Psychology

$35

Tracing Our Heredity: A Layman’s History of Genetics

$35

War on the Sand — The Battle for North Africa

$30

Ways to Avoid the ER

$35

What Makes Computers Tick?

$25

Writing on the Landscape

$35

Writing Your Life Story

THREE OR FEWER TERM COURSES TOTAL (No Discount): $_________________________________ FOUR OR MORE TERM COURSES TOTAL (20% discount): $_____________ x .8 = ____________ 3

SPECIAL COURSES Explore Hormel Foods SPAM® Museum 3/16 • T • 10:30 am • 1 session SPAMbassador-led Virtual Tour

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After months of staying at home, do you want to have fun without having to travel? The SPAM® Museum virtual tour could be your answer. Get an inside look at the SPAM® Museum, telling of Hormel Foods and the growth of the SPAM® brand throughout history and throughout the world. Learn how Hormel Foods started 129 years ago, how SPAM® products played a role in WWII, what REALLY makes up SPAM® Classic, the story behind the Hormel® Black Label® bacon motorcycle and so much more!

Forces of Nature: Renwick Art Gallery 3/23 • T • 9:00 am • 1 session Lee Ann Lawch

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Nature and art have the power to reframe perspectives and offer moments of release during times of uncertainty. Discover how this exclusive exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery, turns to nature for inspiration to explain what it means to be human in a world that is increasingly chaotic and detached from the physical landscape.

SPRING 2021 VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE Monday, March 15 |

10 am – noon

Discover OLLI at UAH! Do not miss out on this opportunity to get ready for the spring term while meeting fellow OLLI members, learning more about the courses offered, and registering* for term. * Virtual registration with CPS staff will be open from 10:30 – 11:30 am. Attend for a chance to win an OLLI membership or term tuition + one course gift certificates. RSVP online at Osher.uah.edu/OLLIOpenHouse 4

WORKSHOPS These courses meet for four consecutive days in the same week. Writing on the Landscape 5/17–5/20 • M, T, W, Th • 1:00 – 2:30 pm • 4 sessions

Discover the ideas and practices in the book, Writing on the Landscape: Essays and Practices to Write, Roam, Renew written by Dr. Jennifer J. Wilhoit. Writing and nature-based practices done repeatedly over time can more deeply connect us to the Earth and to ourselves, enhancing our written outcome. Members will practice the exercises from the book, gain a philosophical understanding of the connection between creativity and natural world experiences, and step into a more fulfilling writing life — whether novice, expert, or explorer. NEW!

C71S2131 • Dr. J Wilhoit • $25 Text: Writing on the Landscape: Essays and Practices to Write, Roam, Renew

Rhythms of the World 5/17–5/20 • M, T, W, Th • 3:00 – 4:30 pm • 4 sessions

Dance your way into the world's most famous rhythms! Discover the history, origins, music, and culture around salsa, belly dance, flamenco, and African dances. Then, get moving with your instructor as members have the opportunity to learn a few steps of each dance style. NEW!

Alligators in the East Room 4/19–5/10 • M • 10:30 am – noon • 4 sessions

Get ready for a laughter-filled course this spring! History and humor combine to educate and entertain us as we hear historical facts about the White House and its residents. Enjoy learning that George Washington thought the White House should resemble the grand palaces of Europe. The British almost burned it down. The US Army wanted to paint it black. Learn about the construction and history of the White House in addition to little known facts about life at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. C67S2104 • T Borcher • $25

American Revolution in the South — A Civil War 4/5–5/10 • M • 1:00 – 2:30 pm • 6 sessions

The Revolutionary War's battles and skirmishes in the Carolinas and Georgia were very different from those fought in the New England states. Colonials and Tories in the South fought with vicious convictions of either remaining within the Crown or becoming a separate nation. Learn about Monck’s Corner, Waxhaw, Ramseur’s Mill, Fishing Creek, Fishdam Ford, and other battles, as well as murder and plunder in the South, and the political and social consequences that ensued. Well-known battles such as King’s Mountain, Cowpens, and Guilford Courthouse will be analyzed as to how they exacerbated the partisan conflicts. C67S2102 • R Anderson • $35

C66S2132 • A Pacheco • $25

MONDAY The Great Questions of Philosophy and Physics 4/12–5/17 • M • 8:30 – 10:00 am • 6 sessions

What is the connection between physics and philosophy? Discover the answer to this question and more by learning some very basic concepts of the world we live through Great Courses DVDs and instructor-led discussions. Topics include how mathematics, which works well with physics, gives us any insight to how the world logically works, the conundrum of what is time, and the reality of quantum mechanics. Learn the physics explaining philosophy and philosophy explaining physics from the Greeks to modern science. NEW!

C68S2101 • Dr. K Rex • $35

The 1960s and the Triumph of the Beatles 4/5–5/10 • M • 1:00 – 2:30 pm • 6 sessions

The 1960s was a decade of shifting cultural norms, of challenged conventions, of political upheaval and social rebellion. The Beatles evolved from a British pop band to one of the most influential acts of the 20th century and embodied the era's socio-cultural movements. Discover how through a decade, this band brought us wonderful music and would change England and the world forever. NEW!

C73S2103 • P Long • $35

Pandemics & Pathogens through History 4/5–5/3 • M • 3:00 – 4:30 pm • 5 sessions

COVID-19 is just the latest in a series of major pandemics that often changed the course of history. The first major pandemic in recorded history began in 430 BCE, while the deadliest was the Black Death from 1347 to 1351. Throughout history, the measures to control the diseases are surprisingly similar. Learn about selected pandemics, their pathogens and the aftermath. Also, take a broad look at factors that promote pandemics and efforts to prevent future occurrences. NEW!

C68S2105 • Dr. H Somerville • $30

War on the Sand — The Battle for North Africa 4/6–5/11 • T • 10:30 am – noon • 6 sessions

Zoom back into history and learn of a little discussed part of World War II. Review the battles at places like El Alamein, Tobruk, Casablanca, Kasserine Pass, El Guettar, and, finally, Tunis itself. Learn about the tactical brilliance of Generals Rommel, Patton, and Montgomery. No battlefield was stranger nor were the politics more muddled than here. The French first fought against the British and Americans, then with them. Roosevelt and Churchill did not always agree on goals and objectives. Discover how a power struggle among the French, would decide the direction of that nation for decades. NEW!

C67S2108 • Mason & Lee • $35

TUESDAY

Ways to Avoid the ER 4/20–5/18 • T • 10:30 am – noon • 5 sessions

Intermediate Genealogy: Broaden Your Family Search 4/6–27 • T • 8:30 – 10:00 am • 4 sessions

Dive deeper into the research process of your genealogy search. Members will be able to use the proven research methods to focus on topics such as: census sources, probate, land records, taxes, military records and other documents found in the county courthouses, state archives, and the internet. Get to writing a clear and concise citation for your researched data. Members are encouraged to create a FamilySearch.org or an Ancestry.com account. NEW!

C67S2106 • Lanham & Graham • $25

English as Language and Vocabulary Building 4/27–5/18 • T • 8:30 – 10:00 am • 4 sessions

Are you curious about the language you are reading presently? Improve your vocabulary with DVD instruction and instructor–led discussions. Expand your understanding of English as a language by discussing influences on American English, how connotative values of words lend nuance to denotative (or literal) definitions, and giving examples of some of the quirky and curious English language expressions.

Did you know many ER visits are avoidable? Learn the top reasons people over 50 visit emergency departments and discover ways to keep your health in check to avoid them. As a Registered Nurse with ER, ICU, and office experience, your instructor will share real-life examples of ways her own patients have ended up in the ER—and how they haven't. As she says, "Health is the new wealth!" C70S2109 • J Ellinger • $30

Discover Alaska — From Race Dogs to Rockets 4/6–5/4 • T • 1:00 – 2:30 pm • 5 sessions

Learn about some unique Alaskan events and experiences while exploring the inner workings of the Iditarod Sled Dog Race, permafrost research, University of AlaskaFairbanks rocket launches, and life in Fairbanks. Enjoy viewing several DVDs and video clips about the Iditarod, Denali National Park, and life in the Arctic. For the last course session, members will get to submit questions and topic requests in advance to allow the instructors to prepare brief customized discussions based on members interests. NEW!

C72S2110 • Stuhlinger & Dr. Jones • $30

C61S2107 • Dr. B Confer • $25

Absolute Beginner's Bridge

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4/6–5/11 • T • 3:00 – 4:30 pm • 6 sessions

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Learn to play the world’s most popular card game! Have fun while you stimulate your mind in a relaxed congenial social environment. Designed especially for the true beginner, you’ll learn the basics of the game and become ready to play with friends and relatives. The text, Bidding in the 21st Century, will be provided complimentary. This course is ideal for individuals with no or very limited knowledge of the game. C66S2111 • B Darnall • $35

Severe Weather: A Look into Tornadoes 4/6–4/27 • T • 3:00 – 4:30 pm • 4 sessions

"We got cows!" – Twister, 1996. Explore the science of some of the world's most extreme weather! Learn about how tornadoes are formed, advances in the field, forecasting twisters, debunking common movie tornado myths, severe weather safety, and more. Stay weather aware this spring! NEW!

C68S2112 • C Carr • $25

Breath-Centered Yoga 4/6–4/27 • T • 5:00 – 6:00 pm • 4 sessions

Focus on the connection between breath and AFTER FIVE movement. Work on finding the appropriate postures for your unique body. This course is a slower-paced class and is suitable for all practitioners alike who are looking to reinforce the connection between body and movement. Students will need to set up enough space at home to complete movements in view of the camera. Also, members will need their own yoga mats as well as any props they prefer (blanket, beach towel, blocks etc.). C70S2113 • R Frank • $25

WEDNESDAY

Disasters: Natural and Man-Made 4/21–5/19 • W • 10:30 am – noon • 5 sessions

Humanity has always been affected by disasters––some natural in origin and some man-made. In many cases, the effect of a natural disaster has been heightened by human involvement. Do the terms Peshtigo, Halifax, Love Canal, Galveston, and Triangle Shirtwaist Factory mean anything to you? They represent the five types of disasters to be discussed in this course: wildfire, ship harbor explosions, environmental disasters, weather events, and building fires. Discover the history of each one of them and important details. NEW!

C67S2116 • V Seaquist • $30

Pursuit of Healthy Aging 4/7–5/12 • W • 1:00 – 2:30 pm • 6 sessions

Explore the many positive aspects of growing older. Walking the path through the aging process can have physical, emotional, and mental challenges while also giving us opportunities for finding meaning and giving back to others. Discuss all of this in an interactive class that will include what you have learned from living through a pandemic. C65S2117 • K Sieja • $35

Three Imponderables of Psychology 4/14–5/5 • W • 8:30 – 10:00 am • 4 sessions

What is normal and what is dysfunctional — and who gets to decide? What’s the difference between consciousness and altered states of consciousness? What actually works in making a life worth living? How can we live a life of integrity in a world of chance and suffering? These are big questions for which answers are both ever-changing and elusive. Explore the imponderables of normalcy, altered states and a life worth living. NEW!

C65S2114 • Dr. B Confer • $25

Explore a New Side of Art Journaling

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4/7–5/5 • W • 10:30 am – noon • 5 sessions

Let's go on a safari together! Through the pages of your art journal you'll discover or rediscover creative ways to express yourself. Members will be given a list of materials for the course and will use found materials and specific writing/thought prompts to explore uncharted (or abandoned) lands. Perfect for beginners as well as those who have taken other Art Journaling courses. NEW!

C73S2115 • M Yother • $30

Finance for Everyone: Smart Tools for Decision-Making 4/7–5/5 • W • 1:00 – 2:30 pm • 5 sessions

Expand your personal finance knowledge and ask the questions no one talked about (or answered!) in school. Explore critical topics such as Social Security, Medicare, the fundamentals of investing, and breakdown the SECURE & CARES Acts. Also, as you spend more time online connecting with family and friends, cybercriminals are exploiting new opportunities to access sensitive and financial data. Learn common scam tactics being used and how to protect yourself in a modern tech world. NEW!

C63S2118 • L Millard • $30

Socrates Café 4/7–5/12 • W • 3:00 – 4:30 pm • 6 sessions

Challenge yourself to think about past and current issues in the world following a forum setting and guidelines. In a welcoming environment, find a group of individuals from all walks of life, nationalities, religions, political views, and genders. Discuss what is on your mind, from something on the news that day to general topics of interest, using class generated questions. In Socrates Café, we want to discuss hot topics and listen to all viewpoints. C66S2119 • Dr. P Patrick • $35 7

Beginning Italian 4/7–5/12 • W • 3:00 – 4:30 pm • 6 sessions

Discover the most used words and phrases of Italian by focusing on communicative competencies. Practice listening, speaking, and reading to be able to navigate simple conversations and understand important vocabulary. Learn this bello language through short stories, easy news pieces, videos and songs to also gain a glimpse into modern day Italian culture. C64S2120 • M Da Re • $35

THURSDAY

Land Trust of North Alabama: Leaving a Natural Legacy 4/8–5/6 • Th • 10:30 am – noon • 5 sessions

Established in 1987, The Land Trust of North Alabama has protected around 8,500 acres in six counties. The Trust maintains more than 70 miles of trails on eight open and free public nature preserves. Review the history, major players, the Nature of the public preserves, and the future implications for our region. Selected guest speakers will supplement the instructor's photographs and comments. NEW!

C71S2123 • Dr. S Jones • $30

Writing Your Life Story 4/8–5/13 • Th • 8:30 – 10:00 am • 6 sessions

Everyone has a life story and YOU are the only one who can truly write yours. Writing and sharing your story can bring great satisfaction. Receive advice about important steps in the process to help you reflect on your life and record it for future generations. Book suggestions and an extensive list of memory-prompting questions will be provided. This is not a "how to write" class but, rather, a class to encourage you to get your memories recorded before they disappear. It may be a little bit of work, but it is a LOT of fun and worth the effort. Get ready to write and share your story! C61S2121 • V Seaquist • $35

What Makes Computers Tick? 4/15–5/20 • Th • 8:30 – 10:00 am • 6 sessions

You use them everywhere, even carry one with you in your pocket or purse, but have you ever wondered how computers work? Explore both the history of computing and the fundamentals of computer and software architecture. Learn how a computer performs basic arithmetic, makes decisions, and retrieves and stores data. Python programming language to explore simple software examples will be used. The course is targeted to technocurious individuals who may have never programmed a computer, but want to learn the basics of computer architecture and simple software techniques. No prior computer programming experience necessary! NEW!

C68S2122 • J Delmas • $35

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Open Book, Open Mind 4/29–5/20 • Th • 10:30 am – noon • 4 sessions

Read, explore, and discuss two fantastic books this spring! Learn how a social protest against the structures of society later gave rise to South African apartheid in Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton. Witness how this beautifully written novel foreshadows modern headline issues. Dig deep into the tales of a serial killer in 1970s Alabama in Furious Hours by Casey Cep. Discover this story's complicated connection to Harper Lee, beloved author of To Kill a Mockingbird. Members are encouraged to read the novels prior to class. C61S2124 • Klauss, Pratt & Strickland • $25 Text: Cry, the Beloved Country; Furious Hours

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TED Talks: A World of Ideas

4/8–4/29 • Th • 1:00 – 2:30 pm • 4 sessions

TED (Technology, Entertainment, and Design) Talks have provided many amazing stories and ideas worth sharing. In this collaborative learning course, members choose TED Talks to display and discuss based on their curiosity and interests. Join us in this student led forum as we learn new ideas and topics. C65S2125 • D Styers • $25

Nutrition for Everyone

4/8–5/13 • Th • 1:00 – 2:30 pm • 6 sessions

Did you know that nutritional needs change dramatically as we age? Adequate nutrition is necessary for health, vitality, and quality of life, especially as we experience a decrease in basal metabolic rate and physical activity. These decreases change our caloric needs. Our bodies might experience a decrease in kidney function, redistribution of body composition and changes in our nervous system. Join us for an overview of nutrition concentrating on the dietary guidelines, nutrition-related diseases, current news, and how to evaluate nutrition information claims. C70S2126 • B Johnson • $35

Elder Law 4/8–5/13 • Th • 3:00 – 4:30 pm • 6 sessions

Successful aging is in part a result of planning ahead. Planning for asset preservation and management during your lifetime is just as important as planning how your assets will be distributed when you are gone. Learn more about the documents needed for a complete estate plan and options available to preserve and manage assets in the event of long-term care. C63S2127 • C Glass • $35

Family Connections — Sharing Through Technology 4/15–5/13 • Th • 5:00 – 6:30 pm • 5 sessions

Sharing our history with our children, grandchildren, and even our great grandchildren, AFTER FIVE is important to how we leave our legacy in the footsteps of time. Today we have the opportunity to document our story in multiple ways using technology. Learn about current technology that is easy to use for the purpose of documenting our story for future generations. Members will look at five areas of technology, pictures, video, audio, blogging, and live streaming, using various web tools and websites. NEW!

C62S2128 • R Leftridge • $30

FRIDAY Tracing Our Heredity: A Layman’s History of Genetics 4/9–5/14 • F • 8:30 – 10:00 am • 6 sessions

One of mankind's earliest questions had to be "Where did I come from?" We searched for that answer for centuries until a lowly priest began experimenting with peas at a quiet abbey in Brno, Moravia in 1856. From there, the science of genetics has exploded, and now we have reached the point where diseases long thought punishments are at the point of being cured. Join us as we trace that journey, and learn what Brother Mendel's work has done for mankind. NEW!

C68S2129 • J Mason • $35

Controversies in Diet Food and Health 4/23–5/21 • F • 8:30 – 10:00 am • 5 sessions

Is it healthy? Will I lose weight? Discuss the answers to these questions by learning more about current topics in the nutrition world such as the gut biome, the Keto diet, intermittent fasting, and clean eating. Learn more about the controversies each of them present, as well as the science behind them.

VIRTUAL BONUSES − Friday, 11:00 am Join our virtual bonus lectures to delve into new topics provided by excellent guest speakers as they share their experiences and knowledge. Bonuses are complimentary in your membership.*

Experiencing the Canadian Maritime Provinces in a RV 4/9 • Rick Rodriguez & Tessa Lucas Discover the Canadian maritime provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island through a 6-week RV caravan trip. Learn about the history, culture, scenery, food, and everyday life of this fascinating and unique region.

Armchair Tour: Huntsville’s Historic Homes & Buildings 4/23 • Donna Castellano Books have their place in the study and interpretation of history, but they aren’t the only way to understand how economic booms, wars, or intellectual shifts affected our past. The homes and buildings that line the streets in our historic districts and courthouse square also mark the passage of time. Discover how these structures provide insight into our local and national history and the forces that shaped it. Through a virtual tour of downtown Huntsville, learn the story of our city’s distinctive architectural history.

Explore the Rainbow: Gender and Sexual Minorities 5/7 • Katie Greene Explore a brief history of the Gender and Sexual Minorities (GSM) community, address common misconceptions, and learn ways to become better allies. Learn key terms and acronyms such as GSM and LGBTQIAA+ to be more comfortable using inclusive language. Additionally, discover the resources available in the local area and how to make the program a more welcoming and inclusive space for all.

How’s your Habitat? Co-existing with Nature 5/14 • Susan Webb Learn how animals, plants, and us, among many others, co-exist. Discover the ecological principles about microenvironments, home landscapes, how any landowner can improve the outlook for better local ecology, and why we should spread the word about doing so. Take home a few ideas on how to make living together much more harmonious.

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Membership Required for Participation * Members who sign up will receive the Zoom invitation one business day prior to event.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Let's get together...virtually! Rejoice in joining fellow OLLI members in various social and cultural events.* Sign up to participate: Osher.uah.edu/OLLIEvents

Virtual Spring Open House • 3/15 • M • 10:00 am Enjoy this opportunity to gather virtually with fellow OLLI members, friends and family. Learn about courses being offered with discipline chairs and instructors. Discover more about Zoom, Google Classroom, and training sessions. We will also have some door prizes! Membership NOT required for participation. Explore Hormel Foods SPAM® Museum 3/16 • T • 10:30 am • $10 After months of staying at home, do you want to have fun without having to travel? The SPAM® Museum virtual tour could be your answer. Get an inside look at the SPAM® Museum, telling of Hormel Foods and the growth of the SPAM® brand throughout history and throughout the world. Learn how Hormel Foods started 129 years ago, how SPAM® products played a role in WWII, what REALLY makes up SPAM® Classic, the story behind the Hormel® Black Label® bacon motorcycle and so much more!

Forces of Nature: Renwick Art Gallery 3/23 • T • 9:00 am • $10 Nature and art have the power to reframe perspectives and offer moments of release during times of uncertainty. Discover how this exclusive exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery, turns to nature for inspiration to help explain what it means to be human in a world that is increasingly chaotic and detached from the physical landscape. Coffee Chats: Trivia • 4/16 • F • 11:00 am Test your knowledge on interesting facts in many subjects while enjoying time with fellow OLLI members. The game will be played individually. Coffee Chats: Scattergories • 4/30 • F • 11:00 am Bring on your creative side as you name objects within a set of categories in a short period of time! Fiesta Time! • 5/5 • W • 5:00 pm

Wear Green, Celebrate Spring! • 3/17 • W • 11:00 am Join us to celebrate St. Patrick's Day and bring in the spring season with fellow OLLI members. Wear your best green!

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with fellow OLLI members. Play trivia and learn how to make your own margarita from home! Join Talina Acklin, Professional Mixologist and discover the story behind margaritas while having fun making one.

Membership Required for Participation | * Members who sign up will receive the Zoom invitation one business day prior to event.

Earn a Bachelor's in Professional Studies UAH created the Bachelor's in Professional Studies (BPS), an interdisciplinary degree, for students who are dedicated to reaching their educational goals while maintaining full lives. Choose from five concentrations: • Engineering Technology • Leadership Strategies & Dynamics • Science, Technology & Society • Organizational Studies • General Studies The next start date is March 4th. Apply today!

Choose from five concentrations and five start dates per year. Transfer previous credits for up to 75% of your degree including up to 34 hours of technical credits. Take courses online, campus, or a combination of both. Flexible formats accommodate your schedule.

A GUIDE TO LEARNING WITH ZOOM & GOOGLE CLASSROOM Zoom Video Conferencing Application

Google Classroom

To access Zoom you will need a laptop or desktop (Windows or Mac), tablet, or smartphone (iPhone or Android).

This spring, in addition to regular class time through Zoom, courses will utilize Google Classroom. This Learning Management System will allow students and instructors to communicate and share handouts, presentations, and videos outside of regular class time. Members will be able to access it through their Gmail account.

Download the free and secure Zoom application to your device from the app store or Zoom.us/download. I f you haven’t used Zoom before, allow about 15 minutes for setup before first use. A Zoom account isn't required to attend course sessions. PLEASE NOTE: To improve your internet connection while using Zoom, we suggest closing other desktop applications and try to plug directly into the Ethernet port or wireless access point.

Once you register for a course, a Zoom link will be sent to registered members one week prior to the course start date.

The following equipment will enhance your experience: Web camera Increases your connection with your instructor and your peers by allowing you to see each other face-to-face. If you don’t have a camera, you will still be able to see the instructor Microphone Allows you to be heard during class. You don’t need fancy equipment—it can be headphones with a mic incorporated that you use with your smartphone. Charger Charging your device during class ensures that you will not have a power outage interrupting your learning.

FREE Zoom and Google Classroom training sessions available for adults 50+

If your instructor will be using Google Classroom, the CPS staff will email you and then add you to the class one week prior to the start date. Google Classrooms will send you an invitation to your Gmail account to join the course. This is only available to members who have a Gmail account. Participate in the Zoom and Google Classroom Training to find out more info! *PLEASE NOTE: If you have a Gmail account that is not in our OLLI records, please send your Gmail information to us at OLLI.info@uah.edu. If you need help creating a Gmail account contact us at 256.824.6183.

Looking for ways to volunteer?

Become a Zoom Facilitator Participate in our online learning by being a facilitator for our LIVE courses. Help our instructors and members during their online courses with Zoom features such as mute, chat, share screen, etc.

Interested in volunteering? Contact OLLI.info@uah.edu or 256.824.6183.

Are you familiar with Zoom? Whether you are or aren't, OLLI at UAH is providing complimentary Zoom and Google Classroom training to get adults age 50+ comfortable using the software! Tuesday | March 16 | 4:00 pm Wednesday | March 24 | 1:00 pm Tuesday | March 30 | 2:00 pm Thursday | April 1 | 10:00 am Sign up for a training date at Osher.uah.edu/OLLIZoomTraining The Zoom invitation will be sent one business day prior. 11

OLLI INSTRUCTORS Robert Anderson is a retired Boeing engineer. He holds a BS from the University of Southern MS, a MS from Troy University, and an MBA from Lindenwood University. He is an amateur Revolutionary War historian. He has given presentations across AL and the Southeast to schools, churches, and civic organizations as well as SAR and DAR Chapters. He does Revolutionary War interpretations as General Morgan. Tom Borcher, a retired trial attorney and White House historian, has entertained many groups with humorous stories and historical facts about the White House and its residents. He has been a guest speaker at several presidential libraries as well as civic organizations. Caitie Carr has a BS in earth systems science with a concentration in atmospheric science from The University of Alabama in Huntsville. She is currently the Associate Geospatial Analyst/Engineer at Hexagon US Federal. Donna Castellano, Executive Director of the Historic Huntsville Foundation, devotes much of her time to the research and preservation of Huntsville-Madison County’s historic buildings, homes, sites and neighborhoods. Donna received her MA in history from UAH, where she specialized in the antebellum south. Dr. William Confer retired from clinical psychology after 38 years of practice. He is a Diplomat of the American Board of Professional Psychology and the American Board of Sleep Medicine. His first degree was in English literature and he currently studies etymology as a hobby. Maria Da Re was born and raised in Northern Italy, and moved to the US thanks to a scholarship to pursue a MS degree in Computer Engineering. After 10 years as a software engineer, she decided to pursue a career in the outdoors and explore other fields including languages, obtaining a Masters degree in translation/ interpretation in Italian/English. Bob Darnall grew up in a bridge playing household and started playing at about ten. Both his parents taught bridge and he is following their examples. A retired engineer who worked on Army missile programs, he is a regular at the Huntsville Bridge Center. Jeff Delmas holds degrees in mathematics from Millsaps College and in Civil Engineering from Georgia Tech. He worked as a structural engineer on SpaceLab missions before joining Intergraph and spending the rest of his career in software development. Jeff is an avid amateur astronomer and the current Director of Observatories at the Von Braun Astronomical Society. Jennifer Ellinger, RN, is a graduate of UAH with a BS in Nursing. She has worked as an RN in both hospital ICU and office settings, giving her a unique perspective on health and disease prevention. The recipient of the 2018 National MS Society's 2018 Volunteer of the Year, she passionately lives on a quest to find joy in every situation she experiences—even when faced with her own health challenges. Rebekah Frank is a 500-RYT certified yoga teacher who focuses on making yoga accessible to all bodies, through the use of variations of poses and props. She aims to provide students with the knowledge to link the movements of the body with the breath and find what works best for their unique body.

Thank You to OLLI at UAH Instructors for Their Dedication! OLLI at UAH wouldn't be the same without awesome instructors who volunteer their time and share their knowledge. They come from different backgrounds, have different perspectives and different life passions, yet share a common goal of making OLLI courses successful and beneficial to members. Their dedication inspires us to enrich our lives through education and to...Never Stop Learning!

Connie Glass is the founding partner of the Elder Law Firm of Connie Glass, P.C. She received her undergraduate and her law degree from the University of Alabama. She is one of only five certified elder law Attorneys in Alabama, having been certified by the National Elder Law Foundation. She is a member of the Alabama State Bar and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. She is a founding member of the Elder Law Section of the State Bar, having most recently served as the Chair of the Section. Philip E. Graham, a retired Naval officer, is a member of both the Sons of the American Revolution and the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, as well as numerous other historical and genealogy societies. He is an avid hobbyist in the arts and science of genealogy focused upon Continental North America. Katie Greene (she/they) worked for three years at the Admissions Office at UAH, and now serves as the Education & Resource Specialist for the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI). You’ll find Katie outside in their freetimerunning, hiking, and exploring new places. Katie is a proud member of the Gender and Sexual Minorities (GSM) community. Barbara Johnson, BS, MS, former RD, has over 40 years of experience as a registered dietetic educator. She has taught and conducted research at Alabama A&M University, Oakwood University, and UAH. She has a unique and enjoyable ability to motivate people to improve their eating habits. Dr. Steve Jones is a forester (BS,1973, PhD 1987), author, retired educator (former president of four universities), and Earth steward dedicating his life to leaving this world a better place. His approach to OLLI education is passion-fueled, purpose-driven, and nature-driven.

Rainer Klauss holds a BA in English from Auburn University. He and his family moved to Huntsville in 1950. He worked as a librarian at Emory University and the Gwinnett County Public Library System in Georgia. Clifford Lanham has a BS from Jacksonville State University and an MBA from Florida Institute of Technology. His experience span 28 years in the US Army, owning his own business and teaching chemistry/physics in the Virginia Beach Public School System. Lee Ann Lawch has been a docent for The Smithsonian American Art Museum since 2009, leading outreach programs, gallery tours at the museum, and video conferences through SAAM's distance learning program, reaching schools, and inquisitive groups of all ages both domestically and internationally. Tennent Lee retired after practicing law in Huntsville for 43 years. He holds B.S. and J.D. degrees from the University of Alabama. Since his retirement Tennent has become an avowed "history junkie," especially military and political history. Ray Leftridge teaches Computer Technology Grades 5- 12, and serves as advisor for the yearbook at Oakwood Adventist Academy in Huntsville, AL. He has a BA in Communications and is currently pursuing a G Suite Certification. Ray has over 25 years of experience with photography and multimedia presentations using various software programs. Pat Long is a local multi-instrumentalist, singer/ songwriter, and lover of music theory. She has most recently taught beginning and intermediate ukulele courses along with the course "The Beatles: Beyond the Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"

Teach virtual courses with OLLI at UAH! OLLI is always looking for energetic instructors with a passion for teaching various topics. For information, contact OLLI.info@uah.edu or 256.824.6183.

SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic our program is facing some hardships and needs the help of our sponsors to continue to provide a successful program for our members. As a sponsor, your organization will be exposed to the OLLI community as well as UAH alumni, retirees, and other communities.

For more information, visit Osher.uah.edu/OLLISponsor, or contact Ale Pacheco at 256.824.6183 or Ale.Pacheco@uah.edu.

John Mason was, for most of his adult life, a contracting specialist with the US Government. Now happily retired, he spends his time in Huntsville, Alabama studying the American Civil War, particularly as it relates to the state of Alabama. An author, he has written Heroes Afloat, and is working on other manuscripts. Lauren Millard is a financial advisor for Medbery and Millar in Birmingham, AL. She has also led a team of Risk Officers in Alabama and the Florida Panhandle, where her primary responsibility was to ensure compliance with firm policies and regulators. Ale Pacheco is a proud UAH Alumna (BSBA Human Resource Management and MBA). She is originally from Lima, Peru and came to UAH 11 years ago. She is the OLLI Program Manager and has previously worked in the UAH Housing Department and Office of Admissions. One of her favorite things to do is travel. She and her husband love visiting new countries and cities around the world. Dr. Patti Patrick is a retired Associate Dean from the College of Business at the University of New Orleans with a PhD in Strategic Management from the University of Mississippi. She has participated in numerous classes as a retiree at Chautauqua Institution in western New York annually since 1999 and has led a short story analysis group In Huntsville for a number of years. Dona Pratt holds undergrad degrees in Math, Economics and English and an MA in Educational Technology. She began her career with IBM as a systems engineer and has worked with software and marketing companies. She moved to Huntsville three years ago from Connecticut where she held elected positions on town boards for twelve years.

Dr. Ken Rex holds a PhD in Astronomy and Physics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He taught physics and astronomy at the State University of New York and worked as a systems engineer for Lockheed Martin & Raytheon on Department of Defense radar, submarine, and missile projects. Rick Rodriguez & Tessa Lucas retired in 2017 from careers supporting the International Space Station. Their love of exploration led them to buy an RV so that they could experience this great nation — and our neighbor to the north. Val Seaquist is a UAH retiree and a graduate of UAH. She has taught Writing Your Life Story for five years and is looking forward to developing other classes. Kathy Sieja is a recently retired Licensed Counselor from a private practice in Huntsville. Kathy is enjoying travel, volunteer work, taking classes, and spending time with family. Dr. Harriett Somerville, Professor Emeritus, University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, received her PhD in cell biology from The University of Texas at Austin. She received postdoctoral training at the University of Chicago and the Medical Research Council, London. She retired after 35 years of service. David Strickland is a retired trial lawyer whose practice was focused almost exclusively on civil litigation. Relatively new to the Huntsville area, David has enjoyed OLLI courses and activities over the past 2 years.

Chris Stuhlinger is a recently retired forester and ISA Certified Arborist. His work experience over almost 40 years included forest management, research, extension, and urban forestry/arboriculture. Chris was employed as a research assistant/associate in Louisiana (LSU), a county/urban forester in Maryland, and as University Forester in University of Arkansas. He currently assists with tree-related activities at the Huntsville Botanical Gardens. David Styers is a retired professional engineer. He received his BS in Engineering and Master of Administrative Science degrees at UAH. In addition, David is a Fellow of ASTM International where he developed and wrote international product standards for the copper industry. Rexanne Warfel is a retired nurse from Harriburg, Pennsylvania. As a hobby, she enjoys cooking, baking, and cake decorating. She serves in the OLLI BOD as the OLLI Bonus Snack Coordinator. Susan Webb has accumulated 42 years learning to be a landscape designer, a horticulturist, a nursery owner, and even longer as an inquisitive lover of all things nature. She is at present growing into a new outlook for the future of plants and people. New ecological investigations and accumulated favorite plants are her support materials. Dr. Jennifer J. Wilhoit is a published author, spiritual ecologist, research scholar, editor, writing mentor, hospice/bereavement volunteer, life and nature guide, consultant, and peacemaker. She has designed, implemented, and taught interdisciplinary curricula in a variety of subjects including graduate courses. Her most recent books include Writing on the Landscape: Essays and Practices to Write, Roam, Renew and Weaned Seals and Snowy Summits: Stories of Passion for Place and Everyday Nature. Monica Yother is an artist and graphic designer, and has been art journaling for many years, leading small groups in this practice for 2 years. Monica lives in Huntsville and has a studio at Lowe Mill.

OLLI SCHOLARSHIP FUND The OLLI at UAH scholarship was established over 15 years ago to award one or more deserving full-time students funds to cover the cost of tuition, fees, or other education expenses. Your generous donations help provide a path to a bright future.

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FROM YOUR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

"As I am a parent of five, and have three active students attending The University of Alabama in Huntsville, this scholarship was a wonderful blessing. Every dollar will be spent to the benefit of helping me successfully continue my education." Eric Lyon is a junior working towards a Bachelor's degree in Professional Studies.

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OLLI at UAH Executive Officers President – David Styers VP Curriculum – John Mason VP A&F – Allan Williamson Secretary – Betty Koval Treasurer – Linda Lowe Exec Emerita – Janet Reville CPS Dean – Dr. Karen M. Clanton

Board of Directors Leah Black Richard Brooks Kathryn Cataldo Linda Harman Jennifer Humiston Barbara Johnson Steve Jones Elizabeth Kocir Judy Oljey David Rabb Jill Stewart Harriett Somerville Marilynn Szecholda Rexanne Warfel Jan Williamson

Committee Chairs

Administration & Finance – Allan Williamson Curriculum – John Mason Fund Development & Scholarship – Janet Reville Member Services – Leah Black Public Relations – Liz Kocir Social & Events – Marilynn Szecholda Travel – Betty Koval Volunteer Support – Irene Garappo

UAH College of Professional Studies Dean – Dr. Karen M. Clanton Director of Outreach and Support Services – Fathia Hardy OLLI Program Manager – Ale Pacheco OLLI Program Coordinator – Alice Sammon

Curriculum Committee Arts & Letters – Val Seaquist Bonuses – Jill Stewart Course Guide Preparation – Vicki Goodness Finance & Economics – John Mason (Chair) Foreign Language – Sue Farbman Health & Fitness – Rexanne Warfel History & Government – Birgit Stensby Information Technology – Ale Pacheco (Co-Chair) Leisure & Nature – Joan May Natural Resources – Steve Jones Psychology, Philosophy, & Religion – Bill Confer Science, Math & Engineering – Harriett Somerville (Vice Chair) Skills & Hobbies – Barbara Hitchings

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FAQs What if I cannot access my online account? To reset your password or username, select Forgot Password or Forgot Username on the registration login page. For further assistance, call 256.824.6183 to obtain your username and a temporary password. What is a "rolling" membership? Your OLLI at UAH membership will be valid for 12 (or 24) months beginning the date your membership was first processed. Your OLLI badge shows the date of membership expiration. How many courses may I take per term? You may take as many courses as you wish! The $20 tuition covers the entire term registration fee, plus the cost per course. Please see per course fee as identified in the course description. Can I get a refund if I decide to withdraw from courses? Due to the low cost at which these courses are provided and the additional cost to process refunds, no refund is given for those who wish to withdraw from courses. Please contact the Registration Office if you wish to drop a course to allow wait-listed members to enroll. What is the difference between the membership and course registration fees? The $25 membership fee provides all the membership benefits listed on page 2. The $20 tuition is paid per term for enrollment in as many courses as you wish. Per course fees vary by course. Does OLLI provide member financial assistance? Yes. For assistance information call 256.824.6183. Who attends OLLI courses? OLLI is identified as a lifelong learning organization for adults 50 and over, whether working, retired, or semi-retired. However, there is no set age requirement and you are welcome to join at any age! Who teaches OLLI courses? Course leaders are qualified members of OLLI, the University, and others who enjoy sharing their knowledge. OLLI is particularly proud of its volunteer teachers and speakers, many of whom are well-known experts in their fields. Do I need a permit to park on campus? For short term visits, members may park in a visitor's parking spot in the G5 lot in front of Wilson Hall. Members who need to come to campus for an extended length of time due to special circumstances must notify the CPS office at least two business days in advance. Members will receive a visitor permit to park in a visitor parking spot or any open faculty/staff or commuter zone if a visitor spot is unavailable. Members may not park in a residential parking zone. Email us at OLLI.info@uah.edu or phone us at 256.824.6183 for questions or to request a visitor permit.

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Help Us Sustain OLLI at UAH. OLLI at UAH members and friends have supported our high-quality, low-cost learning opportunities since its beginning. Due to the pandemic, our OLLI needs your help to sustain and continue to grow our program as we face hardship. We need your support in OLLI’s future! • Give to the OLLI Support Fund and help us continue to grow and maintain our program. • Establish a Legacy Giving plan and pass your love of lifelong learning to future generations. Make Your Tax-Deductible Gift to OLLI at UAH Today!

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