OLLI at MSU announces spring programming 

MSU News Service

BOZEMAN — Registration is open for spring semester programs offered by the  Osher Lifelong Learning Institute  (OLLI) at Montana State University. Programming includes more than 50 courses, lectures, workshops, field trips, travel programs and discussion groups for the intellectually curious ages 50 and up. 

OLLI at MSU, a program of Academic Technology and Outreach, will host 11 noncredit courses that are typically offered once a week for four to six weeks. Course tuition ranges from $50 to $75 with an  OLLI at MSU membership, which is $55 per academic year. 

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Spring courses include: 

  • William Blake and the World 
  • The War in the Skies: Europe 1939-45 
  • Quantum Physics: The Quiet Revolution 
  • Wildlife Conservation in North America 
  • Ancient Greece in 10 Objects 
  • An American Portrait: Part Two, 1878 to Present 
  • International Negotiations 
  • Living in the Digital Age: Misinformation and Digital Literacy 
  • Rags and Ragtime: A Musical History 
  • History of the Boeing Commercial Airplane Company 
  • Echoes of Genius: Unveiling German Musical Legacies 

OLLI at MSU also offers online courses in collaboration with the Osher National Resource Center and the Northwestern University School of Professional Studies. 

Additional spring programming includes a series of 10 lectures held from 3 to 5 p.m. on Mondays, starting Jan. 26. Speakers will cover topics including robots, MSU’s Museum of the Rockies, the judicial system, and autism. For more information on the series, visit  www.montana.edu/olli/archive/#speaker. 

Shared interest groups, travel programs, How It’s Made tours, behind-the-scenes previews of art performances and exhibits, and a series of category-defying events and programs called OLLI Extras are likewise available for members. They include both face-to-face and online options, and members can access recordings of several programs. For more details about spring programming, visit  montana.edu/olli/offerings. 

Non-members can participate in OLLI at MSU’s free community programs throughout the year, such as monthly Friday Forums and a biannual reception. 

To join or register for courses and programs, visit  montana.edu/olli/register. For program updates and announcements, sign up for OLLI at MSU’s free, bi-weekly newsletter at  montana.edu/olli/newsletter.  

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