The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Michigan was established to encourage adults to continue their learning long after formal schooling is done. The Institute’s popular programs help mature adults to rediscover the piquancy of learning — the joy of discovery and feelings of accomplishment that are unencumbered by tests, grades, or drills.
OLLI's Fall 2020 programs were, Winter/Spring 2021 programs are, and Fall 2021 programs will be conducted online using Zoom.
The OLLI offices are closed to the public during the pandemic, but you can reach OLLI staff by sending e-mail to olli.info@umich.edu (link sends e-mail) and by calling, 734-998-9351.
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Upcoming OLLI Events
Some upcoming OLLI events are free and open to the public. Scholarships are available.
- Poetry Reading with Ginny Bentz in the OLLI Commons, Friday, June 18th, 7:00 to 8:00 pm. Free, but registration is required.
- Key Organizations Serving Food Insecure People in Washtenaw County, third lecture in the three lecture Summer Lecture series on Food Insecurity, Thursday, June 24th, 10:00 to 11:30 am. $15 for all 3 lectures or $10 for single lectures.
- Resources for the Summer Lecture Series on Food Insecurity (pdf).
- The Lunch Bunch in the OLLI Commons will discuss the morning's lecture, Thursday, June 24th, noon to 1:00 pm. Free, but registration is required.
For a complete list of OLLI's offerings see the online Course Catalog.