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Discovering
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A
One-day Workshop with Dorothy Patent 10 am to 4:30 pm, May 31 or
June 14, 2008
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The
Montana Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (MOLLI) offers programs
that promote the lifelong learning and personal growth of older
adults through a diverse collection of non-credit, short courses
offered in the fall, winter and spring. We are looking for individuals
+55 who are curious about many topics and who love to learn. Our
goal is to create an accessible and innovative learning environment
so that older adults from all backgrounds and levels of education
may pursue learning. It is truly learning for learning's sake, so
no exams or grades are given.
MOLLI
courses expose learners to Montana's best teachers, including emeritus
and current faculty, as well as professionals from the community.
Program offerings include lectures, ongoing discussions, short courses,
and interest groups covering topics from the humanities, sciences
and the arts, as well as community and regional issues. For Spring
2008 course descriptions, dates, times and locations, select the
"Spring 2008" link at the left.
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Our
Mission
The mission of
the Montana Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (MOLLI) is to promote
lifelong learning and personal growth for adults +55. Older adults
are a valuable resource for society, and through the Institute we
will speak to their continuing intellectual needs.
Membership
Matters
MOLLI membership is required to enroll in courses
and is open to anyone +55. Our members enjoy the following benefits:
- Having
the satisfaction of supporting MOLLI in its mission to promote
lifelong learning and personal growth for adults +55
- Being
part of the 500-member goal established by the Bernard Osher
Foundation to ensure continued funding and eligibility for a
major endowment
- Having
early enrollment opportunities in MOLLI courses
- Attending
members' only events
- Having
volunteer opportunities to serve on member committees
- Buying
special "MOLLI only" parking permits
- Receiving
free transportation on the Park 'n Ride bus system
- Having
access to financial aid, if necessary, to participate
Membership
Fee
A
$20 annual membership fee for July 1, 2007-June 30, 2008 is required
to enroll in courses. To learn more about becoming a member and
to register for courses, select "Membership/Registration"
link at the left.
The
Gift of Learning
MOLLI membership
or course enrollment gift certificates are wonderful presents for
family and friends +55. To learn more about giving the gift of learning,
call 406.243.2905.
Giving
Opportunities
Gifts
to the MOLLI Scholarship fund are welcomed. Give now so everyone
+55 has the opportunity to engage in lifelong learning. If
you would like to contribute or to learn more call 406.243.2905.
Financial
Assistance & Scholarship Fund
Financial
assistance is available to ensure everyone +55 has the opportunity
to engage in lifelong learning. To learn more call 406.243.2905.
We
Need Your Help!
MOLLI
must meet the 500-member goal established by the Osher Foundation
in order to continue receiving annual funding and to become eligible
for a major endowment. The
Osher Foundation seeks to improve quality of life through
the support of lifelong learning institutes such as MOLLI. The Osher
Foundation has now funded more than 100 Osher Lifelong Learning
Institutes on campuses of colleges and universities from Maine to
Hawaii. However, funding for MOLLI is contingent upon membership
growth goals. Members of MOLLI are a vital part of helping
to ensure MOLLI remains successful and continues to grow.
Spread
the Word about Lifelong Learning
Encourage
friends and family +55 to engage in lifelong learning, become
MOLLI members, & enroll in MOLLI courses
MOLLI
Council Members
Ann
Boone, Gary Graham, Thomas Huff,
Paul
Lauren, Charlotte Oliver, Rustem Medora,
Ray
Risho, Kitte Robins, Herbert Swick, Sue Talbot,
Karen
Ward, Marta York, Sharon Alexander

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