Bismarck- and Mandan-area learners over 50 are invited to attend a showcase for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute of the University of North Dakota (OLLI@UND) Thursday, Jan. 10, at Bismarck State College.
BSC, in partnership with UND, hosts the showcase from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Bavendick Stateroom of the National Energy Center of Excellence on the BSC campus. Dr. Larry C. Skogen, BSC president, will speak at 4:45 p.m. OLLI@UND in Bismarck winter course information will be available.
OLLI@UND is a membership organization for those 50 and better who want to experience cultural and social growth through learning and sharing ideas, opinions and talents.
Classes begin Jan. 28. Topics include German-Russian heritage, Jane Austen, early peoples along the Missouri River, the criminal attorney, ancient Egyptian religions, Bismarck history, Japanese culture, the oil patch, North Dakota's geology, history of theater, WWII, the agricultural industry, shingles, glaucoma, identity theft, and chiropractic medicine. Also, Lynn D. Bueling will be the featured author this semester. Field trips will be going to the North Dakota Legislature and Cloverdale. Programs are purely for enjoyment without tests, grades or need for prior college experience.
For information, call BSC Continuing Education, Training and Innovation at (701) 224-5600. For a complete list of winter 2013 courses, instructor profiles, and events, go to olli.und.edu/bismarck.
BSC, in partnership with UND, hosts the showcase from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Bavendick Stateroom of the National Energy Center of Excellence on the BSC campus. Dr. Larry C. Skogen, BSC president, will speak at 4:45 p.m. OLLI@UND in Bismarck winter course information will be available.
OLLI@UND is a membership organization for those 50 and better who want to experience cultural and social growth through learning and sharing ideas, opinions and talents.
Classes begin Jan. 28. Topics include German-Russian heritage, Jane Austen, early peoples along the Missouri River, the criminal attorney, ancient Egyptian religions, Bismarck history, Japanese culture, the oil patch, North Dakota's geology, history of theater, WWII, the agricultural industry, shingles, glaucoma, identity theft, and chiropractic medicine. Also, Lynn D. Bueling will be the featured author this semester. Field trips will be going to the North Dakota Legislature and Cloverdale. Programs are purely for enjoyment without tests, grades or need for prior college experience.
For information, call BSC Continuing Education, Training and Innovation at (701) 224-5600. For a complete list of winter 2013 courses, instructor profiles, and events, go to olli.und.edu/bismarck.