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Here’s Your Calendar of Fall OLLI Activities!
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What’s Next in Your Life?
T
he Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI)
at California State University, Fresno,
is designed for adults age 50+ who wish to
continue learning and exploring for the sheer
joy of it. Renew your enthusiasm for learning
in a relaxed atmosphere, without entrance
requirements, grades or exams.
OLLI members enjoy a performance of the
Fresno Chinese Chorus.
Funded in part by the Bernard Osher Foundation, the OLLI is a vibrant learning community offering a rich array of workshops, short
courses, and field trips of particular interest to
retired or semi-retired adults.
OLLI members enjoy these benefits:
• free admission to OLLI events
• free parking on campus during events
• Madden Library privileges
• reduced admission fees at Fresno area
museums
• specially-designed travel study
opportunities
Members tour the Fresno State Winery
Non-members may attend the OLLI Open
House on August 23 (free) and The Politics
of California with Dan Walters (September
13, $10 per person, payable at the door; free
for OLLI members). Due to limited space, all
other events are open ONLY to OLLI members.
This semester will find several of OLLI’s
activities in the new, state-of-the-art Leon and
Pete Peters Educational Center, located in the
new Student Recreation Center adjacent to
the Save Mart Center. This new facility is also
home to the Lyles Center for Innovation and
Entrepreneurship, one of the leading entrepreneurial centers in California and a recognized
leader in entrepreneurship education.
We have an exciting schedule of activities that
will challenge, inspire, and motivate you—why
not join us today?
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Registration – Fall 2006
Member Name: ___________________________________________________________________________
Spouse’s Name (if registering for husband and wife):_ ____________________________________________
Street:__________________________________________________________________________________
City/Zip ________________________________________________ Phone___________________________
Email Address_ ___________________________________________________________________________
How did you hear about the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute?
 I’m an OLLI member
 Heard from a friend
Please indicate your age group:
Are you:
 retired
 50-60
 semi-retired
 Newspaper  Radio  Other _____________________
 61-70
 work part-time
 71-80
 80+
 work full-time
Please register for the Fall, 2006 semester. Indicate how many members will attend each session.
___ OLLI Open House • Wednesday, August 23 • 4 – 6 pm (public invited—bring your friends!)........... included
___ The Politics of California • Wednesday, September 13 • 5 pm Reception; 5:30 pm Lecture/Q&A •
___ FREE for OLLI members; $10 for non-members, payable at the door......................................... included
___ Anatomy of a Jazz Band • Friday, October 6 • 12:20 pm Lecture and Performance....................... included
___ The Russian Romanov Dynasty • Thursday, October 19 • 3 – 4:30 pm....................................... included
___ From Page to Stage • Wednesdays, Oct. 25, Nov. 1 and Nov. 8 • 3 – 4:30 pm PLUS
___ Sunday, Nov. 5, matinee performance, Intimate Apparel • 2 pm • NOTE: this series requires
___ an activity fee of $20 per person, which includes book and Nov. 5 matinee admission......................... $20
___ Beyond What We See on TV • Tuesdays, Nov. 7, 14, 21, and 28 • 3 – 4:30 pm............................ included
___ Holiday Celebration • Friday, December 1 • Details to be announced......................................... included
Membership fees per semester: $55 individual or $90 for husband and wife* . ................ $_________ *Since this is a membership fee and not tuition, it cannot be prorated, refunded, or transferred.
Total fees submitted:
$ _ _______
Payment method:
 Check or money order enclosed, made payable to California State University, Fresno
 I authorize the use of my VISA or Mastercard (circle one) in the amount of $_ __________________
Card Number_______________________________________________ Expires_________________________
Cardholder’s Name_________________________________________________________________________
Cardholder’s Signature_ _____________________________________________________________________
Local author David Mas Masumoto
shares “Valley Stories”
Please return this registration form with payment to:
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, California State University, Fresno,
5005 N. Maple Avenue, M/S ED76, Fresno, CA 93740-8025.
Or fax (credit card payment only) to: 559-278-0395.
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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
5005 N. Maple Avenue, M/S ED76 • Fresno, CA 93740
(559) 278-0008 • FAX (559) 278-0395
email: osher@info.csufresno.edu
www.csufresno.edu/ExtendedEd/osher.htm
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Locations of OLLI Activities at Fresno State
Keep this calendar for your records!
Date & Time
Location
Event/Activity
Featuring
Wednesday,
August 23
4 – 6 pm
Leon & Pete Peters
Educational Center
in the Student
Recreation Center
Welcome to OLLI Open House
(open to the public)
Social event and briefing
of Fall 2006 OLLI events
Wednesday,
September 13
5 – 7 pm
Satellite Student
Union
The Politics of California
(FREE for OLLI members;
$10 for non-members)
Dan Walters, Columnist,
Sacramento Bee
Friday,
October 6
12:20 – 1:50 pm
Music Building,
Concert Hall
Anatomy of a Jazz Band
(OLLI members only)
Michael Caldwell, Ph.D.
and Fresno State Jazz
Band A
Thursday,
October 19
3 – 4:30 pm
Leon & Pete Peters
Educational Center
in the Student
Recreation Center
The Russian Romanov Dynasty
(OLLI members only)
Michelle DenBeste, Ph.D.
Wednesdays,
October 25,
November 1 &
November 8
3 – 4:30 pm
Alice Peters
Auditorium in
the University
Business Center
From Page to Stage: “Intimate
Apparel”(OLLI members only;
limited to first 80 registrants)
Melissa Gibson, Ph.D.
AND
AND
Sunday,
November 5
2 pm
Tuesdays,
3 – 4:30 pm
Friday,
December 1
Speech Arts
Building, Arena
Theatre
Leon & Pete Peters
Educational Center
in the Student
Recreation Center
November 28
November 7
Inside the Criminal Mind
Eric Hickey, Ph.D.
What About Me? The Victim’s
Perspective
Steven Walker, Ph.D.
November 14
Using Science to Solve Crimes
Eric Person, Ph.D.
Law and the Criminal Justice
System
Harvey Wallace, JD
Holiday Celebration
(OLLI members only)
social event
location to be
announced
Four class meetings:
backstage tour • discussion •
matinee performance (11/5) •
performance critique
Activity fee $20 (includes book and
admission to “Intimate Apparel”
matinee on November 5)
Beyond What We See on TV: Crime,
Victims, and Forensic Science (OLLI
members only)
Four class meetings:
November 21
If you need special accommodations for parking, please contact us at
(559) 278-0008 or email osher@info.csufresno.edu.
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Fall 2006 Activities
Welcome to OLLI Open House • August 23, 4 - 6 pm • Relaxed parking in Lot A
Welcome to the second year of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Fresno State! See the campus’ new Student Recreation Center, tour the Lyles Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship on
the second floor where you can enjoy light refreshments, and view OLLI’s new “home” in the Leon
and Pete Peters Educational Center. There will be a brief preview of this semester’s scheduled offerings in the Educational Center auditorium at 5 pm. This event is open to the public so feel free to
bring your friends!
The Politics of California • September 13, 5 - 7 pm • Relaxed parking in Lots P and J
Join long-time Sacramento Bee columnist Dan Walters (right) for a candid
discussion of politics in California, including the upcoming November election.
Walters will provide insight and commentary on the current state of “The Golden
State” including views on the gubernatorial race, the initiative process, how the
Valley is viewed in Sacramento, and the state’s long-term “health” given the current political climate. Author of more than 6,500 columns about California and its
politics, Walters is a frequent contributor to national news shows, The Wall Street
Journal, and the Christian Science Monitor. This event is open to non-members
for a $10 fee, payable at the door.
Anatomy of a Jazz Band • October 6, 12:20 – 1:50 pm •
Relaxed parking in Lot C
Dr. Michael Caldwell (left) will provide a brief lecture to introduce a performance
by the university’s Jazz Band A. Dr. Caldwell has been serving as Assistant
Professor of Trumpet and Director of Jazz Bands “A” and “B” at California State
University, Fresno, since Fall 2002. He is also the director of the Clendenin
Brass Quintet. He previously served on the music faculty at the University of
South Alabama (1991-1999) and is Past President of the California Institute
for the Preservation of Jazz. He has performed as lead trumpet or soloist with
many of the world’s leading entertainers. He has performed with the Seattle
Symphony Orchestra and has also performed live on Public Radio International
and appeared on the Family Channel.
The Russian Romanov Dynasty: Personalities, Perils, and Politics •
October 19, 3 – 4:30 pm • Relaxed parking in Lot A
The Russian Romanov dynasty lasted from 1613 when Mikhail Romanov brought
Russia out of the “Time of Troubles” until the assassination of Nicholas II and
his family in 1918. During this time amazing palaces, museums, and cultural
monuments were constructed while much of the population of Russia remained
in abject poverty. We’ll discuss such characters as Peter the Great, Catherine
the Great (right), and the infamous Rasputin and discuss the end of the dynasty, the assassination of the royal family and whether or not grand duchess
Anastasia could have survived. Dr. Michelle DenBeste is chair of the History
Department where she teaches courses on women in Russian history, Russia and Eurasia in the 20th
century, and Russian art, literature and culture. She has traveled to Russia many times, living in St.
Petersburg for over a year and visiting frequently.
From Page to Stage: “Intimate Apparel” • October 25, November 1, 5 and 8
(see times on calendar) • Relaxed parking in UBC Lot and Lot A
Join us on a journey from the pages of the screenplay to the stage of a drama production with Dr. Melissa Gibson of Fresno State’s Theatre Arts Department as your guide. In
this four-part series, you will learn about the playwright, Lynn Nottage, enjoy a backstage tour, read and discuss the play, attend a performance, and then critique the show.
“Intimate Apparel,” America’s most produced play of the 2005-2006 season, has earned
a number of awards. It is the story of Esther, a 35-year-old seamstress who earns
her living making intimate apparel for clients around Manhattan. But as a single black
woman living at the turn of the 20th century, she bears the dual stigma of being both alone and selfsufficient. There is an additional activity fee of $20 per person, which includes a copy of the play and
admission to the Sunday, November 5 matinee performance.
Beyond What We See on TV: Crime, Victims, and Forensic Science • November 7, 14, 21,
and 28, 3 – 4:30 pm • Relaxed parking in Lot A
The media, in large part, shapes our views of crime—yet we all know that things are much different
than protrayed on our favorite shows. Fresno State is home to internationally-recognized experts
in criminal behavior, victim services, forensic science, and the criminal justice system. Join them to
explore beyond our television images into the minds of criminals, the perspectives of victims, and
the science of crime. This four-part series includes:
Part I: “Inside the Criminal Mind” with Dr. Eric Hickey (left), Director of Forensic
Studies at Alliant International University and instructor of criminal psychology at
California State University, Fresno. Dr. Hickey has taught many courses in criminal
personalities, sex crimes, homicide and psychopathology in universities, colleges,
jails and prisons and supervises theses and dissertations involving forensic and
criminal psychology. His expertise is regularly sought by the media including appearances on CNN, Catherine Crier Live, NPR, Larry King Live, 20/20, A&E Biography, Good Morning America, Court TV, Discovery and TLC.
Part II: “What about ME? The Victim’s Perspective” with Dr. Steven Walker, professor and chair of
the Criminology Department at Fresno State and a member of the Executive Board of the Joint Center on Violence and Victim Studies. Dr. Walker created the first Victim Services Summer Institute in
1989 and designed and implemented the first Victimology Major in the United States at Fresno State
in 1992. He is currently Vice President of the American Society for Victimology. As a licensed clinical
psychologist and an educator for 30 years, Dr. Walker has done numerous workshops on alcohol and
drugs, victim services, and victim service education standards.
Part III: “Using Science to Solve Crimes” with Dr. Eric Person (right). In the
crime laboratory, Dr. Person’s responsibilities included controlled substance and
clandestine laboratory analysis, scene response, and research. He currently does
research on clandestine laboratory analysis in collaboration with colleagues in the
California Department of Justice Fresno Regional Crime Laboratory located on the
Fresno State campus. He was a forensic chemist at the Washington State Patrol
Crime Laboratory Division before joining the chemistry faculty at Fresno State as
assistant professor in forensic analytical chemistry.
Part IV: “Law and the Criminal Justice System” with Harvey Wallace, JD, Professor and former Chair
in the Criminology Department. Professor Wallace was instrumental in the establishment of the Joint
Doctorate Degree in Criminal Justice Sciences with Fresno State and the University of California at
Davis. A faculty member since 1992, he is considered a subject matter expert by the U.S. Department of Justice in Family Violence and Victimology. He is the author or co-author of nine college
tests and has published in a number of referred and scholarly journals as well as presented papers
at a variety of national and international conferences.
Holiday Celebration • December 1 • Details to be announced
Fall 2006 Activities
Welcome to OLLI Open House • August 23, 4 - 6 pm • Relaxed parking in Lot A
Welcome to the second year of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Fresno State! See the campus’ new Student Recreation Center, tour the Lyles Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship on
the second floor where you can enjoy light refreshments, and view OLLI’s new “home” in the Leon
and Pete Peters Educational Center. There will be a brief preview of this semester’s scheduled offerings in the Educational Center auditorium at 5 pm. This event is open to the public so feel free to
bring your friends!
The Politics of California • September 13, 5 - 7 pm • Relaxed parking in Lots P and J
Join long-time Sacramento Bee columnist Dan Walters (right) for a candid
discussion of politics in California, including the upcoming November election.
Walters will provide insight and commentary on the current state of “The Golden
State” including views on the gubernatorial race, the initiative process, how the
Valley is viewed in Sacramento, and the state’s long-term “health” given the current political climate. Author of more than 6,500 columns about California and its
politics, Walters is a frequent contributor to national news shows, The Wall Street
Journal, and the Christian Science Monitor. This event is open to non-members
for a $10 fee, payable at the door.
Anatomy of a Jazz Band • October 6, 12:20 – 1:50 pm •
Relaxed parking in Lot C
Dr. Michael Caldwell (left) will provide a brief lecture to introduce a performance
by the university’s Jazz Band A. Dr. Caldwell has been serving as Assistant
Professor of Trumpet and Director of Jazz Bands “A” and “B” at California State
University, Fresno, since Fall 2002. He is also the director of the Clendenin
Brass Quintet. He previously served on the music faculty at the University of
South Alabama (1991-1999) and is Past President of the California Institute
for the Preservation of Jazz. He has performed as lead trumpet or soloist with
many of the world’s leading entertainers. He has performed with the Seattle
Symphony Orchestra and has also performed live on Public Radio International
and appeared on the Family Channel.
The Russian Romanov Dynasty: Personalities, Perils, and Politics •
October 19, 3 – 4:30 pm • Relaxed parking in Lot A
The Russian Romanov dynasty lasted from 1613 when Mikhail Romanov brought
Russia out of the “Time of Troubles” until the assassination of Nicholas II and
his family in 1918. During this time amazing palaces, museums, and cultural
monuments were constructed while much of the population of Russia remained
in abject poverty. We’ll discuss such characters as Peter the Great, Catherine
the Great (right), and the infamous Rasputin and discuss the end of the dynasty, the assassination of the royal family and whether or not grand duchess
Anastasia could have survived. Dr. Michelle DenBeste is chair of the History
Department where she teaches courses on women in Russian history, Russia and Eurasia in the 20th
century, and Russian art, literature and culture. She has traveled to Russia many times, living in St.
Petersburg for over a year and visiting frequently.
From Page to Stage: “Intimate Apparel” • October 25, November 1, 5 and 8
(see times on calendar) • Relaxed parking in UBC Lot and Lot A
Join us on a journey from the pages of the screenplay to the stage of a drama production with Dr. Melissa Gibson of Fresno State’s Theatre Arts Department as your guide. In
this four-part series, you will learn about the playwright, Lynn Nottage, enjoy a backstage tour, read and discuss the play, attend a performance, and then critique the show.
“Intimate Apparel,” America’s most produced play of the 2005-2006 season, has earned
a number of awards. It is the story of Esther, a 35-year-old seamstress who earns
her living making intimate apparel for clients around Manhattan. But as a single black
woman living at the turn of the 20th century, she bears the dual stigma of being both alone and selfsufficient. There is an additional activity fee of $20 per person, which includes a copy of the play and
admission to the Sunday, November 5 matinee performance.
Beyond What We See on TV: Crime, Victims, and Forensic Science • November 7, 14, 21,
and 28, 3 – 4:30 pm • Relaxed parking in Lot A
The media, in large part, shapes our views of crime—yet we all know that things are much different
than protrayed on our favorite shows. Fresno State is home to internationally-recognized experts
in criminal behavior, victim services, forensic science, and the criminal justice system. Join them to
explore beyond our television images into the minds of criminals, the perspectives of victims, and
the science of crime. This four-part series includes:
Part I: “Inside the Criminal Mind” with Dr. Eric Hickey (left), Director of Forensic
Studies at Alliant International University and instructor of criminal psychology at
California State University, Fresno. Dr. Hickey has taught many courses in criminal
personalities, sex crimes, homicide and psychopathology in universities, colleges,
jails and prisons and supervises theses and dissertations involving forensic and
criminal psychology. His expertise is regularly sought by the media including appearances on CNN, Catherine Crier Live, NPR, Larry King Live, 20/20, A&E Biography, Good Morning America, Court TV, Discovery and TLC.
Part II: “What about ME? The Victim’s Perspective” with Dr. Steven Walker, professor and chair of
the Criminology Department at Fresno State and a member of the Executive Board of the Joint Center on Violence and Victim Studies. Dr. Walker created the first Victim Services Summer Institute in
1989 and designed and implemented the first Victimology Major in the United States at Fresno State
in 1992. He is currently Vice President of the American Society for Victimology. As a licensed clinical
psychologist and an educator for 30 years, Dr. Walker has done numerous workshops on alcohol and
drugs, victim services, and victim service education standards.
Part III: “Using Science to Solve Crimes” with Dr. Eric Person (right). In the
crime laboratory, Dr. Person’s responsibilities included controlled substance and
clandestine laboratory analysis, scene response, and research. He currently does
research on clandestine laboratory analysis in collaboration with colleagues in the
California Department of Justice Fresno Regional Crime Laboratory located on the
Fresno State campus. He was a forensic chemist at the Washington State Patrol
Crime Laboratory Division before joining the chemistry faculty at Fresno State as
assistant professor in forensic analytical chemistry.
Part IV: “Law and the Criminal Justice System” with Harvey Wallace, JD, Professor and former Chair
in the Criminology Department. Professor Wallace was instrumental in the establishment of the Joint
Doctorate Degree in Criminal Justice Sciences with Fresno State and the University of California at
Davis. A faculty member since 1992, he is considered a subject matter expert by the U.S. Department of Justice in Family Violence and Victimology. He is the author or co-author of nine college
tests and has published in a number of referred and scholarly journals as well as presented papers
at a variety of national and international conferences.
Holiday Celebration • December 1 • Details to be announced
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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
5005 N. Maple Avenue, M/S ED76 • Fresno, CA 93740
(559) 278-0008 • FAX (559) 278-0395
email: osher@info.csufresno.edu
www.csufresno.edu/ExtendedEd/osher.htm
HALL
HOMAN
FACULTY/STAFF PARKING
YELLOW PERMIT
STUDENT/PUBLIC PARKING
HALL
POOL
M
)
ASPEN
FAMILY &
FOOD SCI
OIA
P
SPECIAL USE PARKING
GOLD PERMIT
DISABLED PARKING
BLUE PERMIT
FRONTAGE ROAD
SEQU
M
HEALTH
CENTER
MADDEN
LIBRARY
PEACE GARDEN
PSYCH/
HUMAN SERV
EDUCATIONAL
ANNEX
BIRCH
!
MCKEE FISK
THE QUAD
SOCIAL SCIENCE
SAN RAMON AVE
ENGINEERING WEST
SYCAM
RESIDENCE
ORE
HALLS ATRIUM
HMH
S HALL
GRAVE
BAKER
.
GROSSE INDUSTRIAL TECH
P
2
ROPES COURSE
M
CAMPUS DRIVE
RESIDENCE
DINING
SOUTH GYM
SAN BRUNO AVE
GREEN PERMIT
P
/
NORTH GYM
NORTH GYM ANNEX
SHAW AVE
SPALDING G. WATHEN
TENNIS COURTS
WARMERDAM
FIELD
BULLDOG
DIAMOND
BARSTOW AVE
&
PONDER
OSA
P
3
4
BANK
KIOSK
4
%
ROSE GARDEN
MUSIC
INFO
KIOSK
MOTORCYCLE PARKING
DAILY PARKING
PERMIT DISPENSERS
SHORT TERM PARKING
SAVE MART CENTER PARKING
MAIN ENTRANCE
KREMEN SCHOOL
OF EDUCATION AND
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
FUTURE SITE OF
UNIVERSITY
HIGH SCHOOL
ALLEN LEW
MEMORIAL
GROVE
SATELLITE
STUDENT
UNION
M
W
M
MATO
IAN W
AY
P
M
P
FOOD STORAGE
DOJ
FORENSICS
LAB
AGRONOMY
&
SHEEP UNIT
Smoking allowed only
in designated areas.
SAFE LIGHTING PATH
P
RODEO
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE
MATOIAN WAY
P
UNIV BUSINESS
CENTER PARKING
3
P
.
STUDENT
RECREATION
CENTER
MATOIAN WAY
CATI
FUEL
STATION
/
CIT TESTING
FUTURE INTERNATIONAL
CENTER FOR WATER TECHNOLOGY
GRADUATE
LAB
DAIRY UNIT
%
"5'3&4/045"5&
2/06
CORPORATIONS
AUXILIARY
SAVE MART CENTER
SAVE MART CENTER PARKING
STUDENT HORSE
CENTER
PARKING METERS
SHAW AVE
SMITTCAMP
ALUMNI
HOUSE
VISITORS
CENTER
ALLERGY FREE
DEMONSTRATION
GARDEN
M
2
POULTRY UNIT
SWINE UNIT
FEED MILL
ANIMAL SCIENCE
PAVILION
JUDGING
PAVILION
9
Location of OLLI Activities
SCIENCE II
UNIVERSITY
BUSINESS
CENTER
CONLEY ART
PETERS
BUSINESS
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Locations of OLLI Activities at Fresno State
Keep this calendar for your records!
Date & Time
Location
Event/Activity
Featuring
Wednesday,
August 23
4 – 6 pm
Leon & Pete Peters
Educational Center
in the Student
Recreation Center
Welcome to OLLI Open House
(open to the public)
Social event and briefing
of Fall 2006 OLLI events
Wednesday,
September 13
5 – 7 pm
Satellite Student
Union
The Politics of California
(FREE for OLLI members;
$10 for non-members)
Dan Walters, Columnist,
Sacramento Bee
Friday,
October 6
12:20 – 1:50 pm
Music Building,
Concert Hall
Anatomy of a Jazz Band
(OLLI members only)
Michael Caldwell, Ph.D.
and Fresno State Jazz
Band A
Thursday,
October 19
3 – 4:30 pm
Leon & Pete Peters
Educational Center
in the Student
Recreation Center
The Russian Romanov Dynasty
(OLLI members only)
Michelle DenBeste, Ph.D.
Wednesdays,
October 25,
November 1 &
November 8
3 – 4:30 pm
Alice Peters
Auditorium in
the University
Business Center
From Page to Stage: “Intimate
Apparel”(OLLI members only;
limited to first 80 registrants)
Melissa Gibson, Ph.D.
AND
AND
Sunday,
November 5
2 pm
Tuesdays,
3 – 4:30 pm
Friday,
December 1
Speech Arts
Building, Arena
Theatre
Leon & Pete Peters
Educational Center
in the Student
Recreation Center
November 28
November 7
Inside the Criminal Mind
Eric Hickey, Ph.D.
What About Me? The Victim’s
Perspective
Steven Walker, Ph.D.
November 14
Using Science to Solve Crimes
Eric Person, Ph.D.
Law and the Criminal Justice
System
Harvey Wallace, JD
Holiday Celebration
(OLLI members only)
social event
location to be
announced
Four class meetings:
backstage tour • discussion •
matinee performance (11/5) •
performance critique
Activity fee $20 (includes book and
admission to “Intimate Apparel”
matinee on November 5)
Beyond What We See on TV: Crime,
Victims, and Forensic Science (OLLI
members only)
Four class meetings:
November 21
If you need special accommodations for parking, please contact us at
(559) 278-0008 or email osher@info.csufresno.edu.
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What’s Next in Your Life?
T
he Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI)
at California State University, Fresno,
is designed for adults age 50+ who wish to
continue learning and exploring for the sheer
joy of it. Renew your enthusiasm for learning
in a relaxed atmosphere, without entrance
requirements, grades or exams.
OLLI members enjoy a performance of the
Fresno Chinese Chorus.
Funded in part by the Bernard Osher Foundation, the OLLI is a vibrant learning community offering a rich array of workshops, short
courses, and field trips of particular interest to
retired or semi-retired adults.
OLLI members enjoy these benefits:
• free admission to OLLI events
• free parking on campus during events
• Madden Library privileges
• reduced admission fees at Fresno area
museums
• specially-designed travel study
opportunities
Members tour the Fresno State Winery
Non-members may attend the OLLI Open
House on August 23 (free) and The Politics
of California with Dan Walters (September
13, $10 per person, payable at the door; free
for OLLI members). Due to limited space, all
other events are open ONLY to OLLI members.
This semester will find several of OLLI’s
activities in the new, state-of-the-art Leon and
Pete Peters Educational Center, located in the
new Student Recreation Center adjacent to
the Save Mart Center. This new facility is also
home to the Lyles Center for Innovation and
Entrepreneurship, one of the leading entrepreneurial centers in California and a recognized
leader in entrepreneurship education.
We have an exciting schedule of activities that
will challenge, inspire, and motivate you—why
not join us today?
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Registration – Fall 2006
Member Name: ___________________________________________________________________________
Spouse’s Name (if registering for husband and wife):_ ____________________________________________
Street:__________________________________________________________________________________
City/Zip ________________________________________________ Phone___________________________
Email Address_ ___________________________________________________________________________
How did you hear about the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute?
 I’m an OLLI member
 Heard from a friend
Please indicate your age group:
Are you:
 retired
 50-60
 semi-retired
 Newspaper  Radio  Other _____________________
 61-70
 work part-time
 71-80
 80+
 work full-time
Please register for the Fall, 2006 semester. Indicate how many members will attend each session.
___ OLLI Open House • Wednesday, August 23 • 4 – 6 pm (public invited—bring your friends!)........... included
___ The Politics of California • Wednesday, September 13 • 5 pm Reception; 5:30 pm Lecture/Q&A •
___ FREE for OLLI members; $10 for non-members, payable at the door......................................... included
___ Anatomy of a Jazz Band • Friday, October 6 • 12:20 pm Lecture and Performance....................... included
___ The Russian Romanov Dynasty • Thursday, October 19 • 3 – 4:30 pm....................................... included
___ From Page to Stage • Wednesdays, Oct. 25, Nov. 1 and Nov. 8 • 3 – 4:30 pm PLUS
___ Sunday, Nov. 5, matinee performance, Intimate Apparel • 2 pm • NOTE: this series requires
___ an activity fee of $20 per person, which includes book and Nov. 5 matinee admission......................... $20
___ Beyond What We See on TV • Tuesdays, Nov. 7, 14, 21, and 28 • 3 – 4:30 pm............................ included
___ Holiday Celebration • Friday, December 1 • Details to be announced......................................... included
Membership fees per semester: $55 individual or $90 for husband and wife* . ................ $_________ *Since this is a membership fee and not tuition, it cannot be prorated, refunded, or transferred.
Total fees submitted:
$ _ _______
Payment method:
 Check or money order enclosed, made payable to California State University, Fresno
 I authorize the use of my VISA or Mastercard (circle one) in the amount of $_ __________________
Card Number_______________________________________________ Expires_________________________
Cardholder’s Name_________________________________________________________________________
Cardholder’s Signature_ _____________________________________________________________________
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Please return this registration form with payment to:
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, California State University, Fresno,
5005 N. Maple Avenue, M/S ED76, Fresno, CA 93740-8025.
Or fax (credit card payment only) to: 559-278-0395.
Not printed at State expense.
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