Osher Spring 2011 Catalog

MEMBERSHIPS START AT JUST $50

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute combines intellectualstimulation and civic engagement with a vibrant community oflike-minded students, age 50 and older.

We offer an extensive array of courses in the liberal arts in thefall, spring and summer semesters. The offerings are a combi-nation of undergraduate credit courses for audit, special inter-est groups, mini-courses, community service projects,performing arts events and more.

There are no entrance requirements, no tests and no grades. Infact, no college background is needed at all–it’s your love oflearning that counts. Join the fun today!

For more information on this excitingprogram, contact us today:

Jane Dowrick, OLLI Director(804) 287-6344 or [email protected]

Debra Guild, OLLI Administrative Coordinator(804) 287-6608 or [email protected]

OLLI OfficeSpecial Programs Building (#31)Room 100

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5 Adams Auditorium ........................ D318 Admissions, Undergraduate ......... D23a Advancement ............................... D34 Alice Haynes Room ...................... D449 Alumni Relations .......................... A422 Atlantic House .............................. C1 5 Boatwright Memorial Library......... D338 Booker Hall ................................... B44 Bookstore ..................................... D449 Bottomley House .......................... A418 Brunet Hall.................................... D2

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International Center ...................... D238 Camp Concert Hall ....................... B436 Cannon Memorial Chapel............. D44 Career Development Center ........ D44 Center for Civic Engagement ....... D4

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50a Crenshaw Field ............................ B416 Data Center Operations ............... D233 Deanery ........................................ C413 Dennis Hall ................................... D21 Executive Education ..................... E318 Financial Aid ................................. D223b First Market Stadium .................... D145 Football Practice Field .................. B522 Fraternity Row ............................. C124 Fraternity Row ............................. C110 Freeman Hall ................................ C247 Gazebo ......................................... B335 Gottwald Center for the Sciences C439 Gray Court .................................... B441 Greek Theatre, Jenkins ................ B33 Gumenick Academic and

Administrative Quadrangle ........... D350 Harnett Museum of Art ................. B450 Harnett Print Study Center .......... B434 Heilman Center (dining hall) ......... C417 Help Desk ..................................... D251 Housing, Undergraduate Student . D38 Human Resources........................ D317 Information Services..................... D23c International Education................. D3

29 Intramural Fields........................... D549 Jepson Alumni Center .................. A417 Jepson Hall................................... D217 Jepson School

of Leadership Studies................... D250 Jepson Theatre ............................ B415 Jeter Hall ...................................... D243 Keller Hall ..................................... B448 Lacrosse Field .............................. A56 Lakeview Hall ............................... C322 Law Dorm ..................................... C1

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of Design from Nature .................. D311 Marsh Hall .................................... C23a Maryland Hall ............................... D35 Media Resource Center ............... D316 Millhiser Gymnasium .................... D250 Modlin Center for the Arts............. B412 Moore Hall .................................... C240 North Court ................................... B440 North Court Reception Room ....... B4

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40 Perkinson Recital Hall .................. B427 Physical Plant ............................... D523c Pitt Baseball Field......................... C231 Police, University .......................... C5

.................. C426 Power Plant .................................. D44 President’s Dining Room .............. D444 President’s Home ......................... A5

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20 Richmond College Tennis Courts . E23b Richmond Hall .............................. D323a Robins Center .............................. D114 Robins Hall ................................... D249 Robins Pavilion............................. A41 Robins School of Business........... E32 Ryland Hall ................................... D35 School of Arts and Sciences

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19 School of Law ............................... D242 South Court .................................. B431 Special Programs Building ........... C54 Student Development ................... D431 Student Health Center .................. C533 Thalhimer Guest Cottage ............. C47 Thomas Hall ................................. C34 Tyler Haynes Commons ............... D427 University Facilities ....................... D530 University Forest

Apartments ................B6, C5, C6, D653 University Forum .......................... C427 University Services ....................... D55 Virginia Baptist Historical Society . D323d Weinstein Center for Recreation

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CAMPUS LOCATIONS

The Osher Office is located in the Special Programs Building (building #31 on the Campus Map), Room 100.

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This schedule is a publication of the University of Richmond School of Continuing Studies.The contents represent the most currentinformation available at the time of publication. However, due to the period of time covered by this catalog, it is reasonable to ex-pect changes to be made without prior notice. Comments and course suggestions are welcome. Please call (804) 287-6344 or e-mailjdowrick@ richmond.eduCommon Ground Mission StatementThe University of Richmond is committed to developing a diverse workforce and student body, and to modeling an inclusive campuscommunity which values the expression of differences in ways that promote excellence in teaching, learning, personal develop-ment, and institutional success. .Jeanne Clery Disclosure StatementThe University Police Department, in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure Act, publishes an annual report outlining its poli-cies, functions, campus safety plans, prevention techniques, and tabulated statistics for the most recent three-year period. For acopy of the Department’s Annual Report, call (804) 289-8715, write the University of Richmond Police Department, att. Jeanne CleryCrime Statistician, Special Programs Building, 31 UR Drive, University of Richmond, VA 23173 or access the report online athttp://oncampus. richmond.edu/administration/police/ccra/index.htm.

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4 OLLI Volunteer Opportunities

5 Membership

5 Membership Benefits

5 OLLI Interest GroupsBridgeGreat ConversationsHikersInvestmentsLiterary DreamersWriting for Enjoyment

7 UR Community Programs

7 Campus Walks

8 Special EventsChinaFest: Fresh Views of China. An Overview of HealthCare ReformVladimir Lapin at Weinstein JCCOLLI Breakfast – OLLI Dinner

9 Osher Mini Courses

14 Learning on the Run: Brown Bag Talks

16 Osher Member Credit Courses for Audit

18 Osher Institute Office Information

19 Membership Form

21 Course Registration and Semester

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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND School of Continuing Studies4

SPRING 2011 OSHER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

Established in 2004 at the University of Richmond School of Continuing Studies, the OsherLifelong Learning Institute operates through the support of its members, the University of Richmond, and through an endowment from the Bernard Osher Foundation of SanFrancisco. We offer intellectual stimulation and civic engagement in a community of lifelong learners, age 50 and better.

Rediscover your love for learning. And do it all on the beautiful University of Richmondcampus. We offer an extensive array of courses in the liberal arts in the fall, spring and summer semesters. The offerings are a combination of undergraduate credit courses foraudit, special interest groups, mini-courses, free lectures, community service projects, andmore. There are no entrance requirements, no tests and no grades. In fact, no collegebackground is needed at all—it’s your love of learning that counts.

If you’re 50 or better with a curious mind and a keen interest in learning, we’d love for you to join us.

Welcome to OLLI!

OLLI Leadership CouncilComposed of Osher members, the OLLI Leadership Council is actively engaged in volunteerservice for all aspects of the Osher Institute. A list of the current members and meeting min-utes of the OLLI Leadership Council are posted on the OLLI website. Leadership Councilmembers serve on teams for Membership, Marketing, Curriculum, Course Leader Supportand Development.

OLLI Volunteer OpportunitiesMembers of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute are invited to participate as volunteers inmany aspects of the Institute. OLLI members who engage as volunteers expand their OLLIexperience in and beyond the classroom by leading OLLI classes, serving on volunteerteams and more. Please contact the OLLI office for more details and to sign-up for volun-teer opportunities.

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Membership LevelsYou can become an Osher member atany time during the year for as little as$50 per year. A summary follows ofmembership levels and benefits. To become a member, see page 19 for aMembership Form or visit us online atosher.richmond.edu and click on Mem-bership Levels. Your membership is validfor one year from the date you join.

GOLD $400/year(rolling 12-month)Our Gold membership is perfect for individuals who want to take advantageof the entire Osher Lifelong LearningInstitute experience. This individualmembership includes a University ofRichmond One Card and e-mail address,parking pass, full use of the library in-cluding access to online databases whileon campus, and membership in Friendsof Boatwright Memorial Library. In addi-tion, Gold members have unlimited access to all Osher courses included inthis Schedule of Classes free of chargeexcluding off-campus trips.

GOLD PLUS ONE $600/year(rolling 12-month)Gold Plus One is the perfect membershipfor two people joining Osher together.When you join with another person as aGold Plus One member, each personsaves $100. This level includes the samebenefits as our Gold membership but cov-ers two people joining together.

SILVER $50/year(rolling 12-month)Our Silver membership is the perfect “getacquainted” level for individuals who areinterested in seeing what Osher has tooffer. For a small annual fee, an individualreceives a University of Richmond OneCard and e-mail address, parking pass, fullstudent-status use of the library includingaccess to online databases while on cam-pus, and access to register for Oshercourses. However, Silver members pay foreach course in which they enroll, $100 toaudit available semester-long credit coursesand mini course fees as listed in thisSchedule of Classes.

UR Osher $25/year(rolling 12-month)For UR faculty, staff and retirees, whowant to receive notices of special Oshermember events and programs.

Upgrading YourMembershipAre you a Silver member who is wonder-ing if an all-inclusive Gold or Gold PlusOne membership (allowing you to regis-ter for as many classes as you’d like forno additional fees) is right for you? Silvermembers may upgrade to Gold or GoldPlus One at any time during the first sixmonths of their membership year. Up-grades will not change the membershipterm dates. When upgrading, the $50 Silver membership fee will be applied tothe upgrade.

Refund PolicyCourse fees paid cannot be refunded,and cannot be applied to membershipfees. Membership fees cannot be cred-ited or refunded, except in upgrades asdescribed in the Upgrading Your Mem-bership section.

PaymentsWe accept checks (made payable to theUniversity of Richmond), VISA, Master-Card or American Express. When pay-ing by check, payment of membershipfee and course registration fees must besubmitted on separate checks.

ScholarshipsThe UR Osher Institute is pleased to beable to offer scholarships for Osher on-campus mini-courses. Please encourageindividuals who may otherwise hesitate tojoin us to inquire about a scholarship bycalling the OLLI office.

Membership BenefitsScheduled OLLI Courses and ProgramsMembers may enroll year-round forOLLI courses and programs, Fall, Springand Summer, announced online and inprint on August 1, December 1 and May 1.

NEW! OLLI After FiveAre busy days keeping you from takingdaytime OLLI classes? Come enjoy intel-lectually stimulating Osher Institute pro-grams at a time of the day that works foryou with our new OLLI After Five offer-ings – mini courses, learning on the runtalks and audit opportunities scheduledafter 5 p.m. Look in this schedule for theOLLI After Five offerings.

Osher Social Networking OpportunitiesThe OLLI has an online ‘WIKI’ atsites.google.com/site/urscsosher/ wherepictures and documents for Osher classesand programs may be posted and viewed.Additionally, Osher “breaking news” isposted online, at Facebook(facebook.com/urscs) and Twitter (twit-ter.com/urscs)

OLLI NEWSCOME ONE, COME ALL! The newlylaunched Osher Newsletter will be pub-lished several times a year with news, arti-cles, special events, and profiles of Osherstudents and course leaders. The Oshermember editorial staff of the newsletterinvite and encourage all Osher membersto contribute to the newsletter. Tell uswhat Osher has done to enrich and en-hance your life. This is an excellent way toshare your love of learning and your ownspecial interests in the Osher program.Submissions should be made to the Edito-rial Staff by email to Sarah McMahon [email protected]. LEARN, EXPLORE, ENJOY OSHER!


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OLLI Interest GroupsFormed and led by Osher members, ourvibrant OLLI interest groups are listedbelow. More details about interest groupsare online at http://scs.richmond.edu/osher/interest-groups/index.html. UROsher Institute membership is requiredfor interest group participants. If youwould like to explore forming a new inter-est group please contact the Osher officeat (804) 287-6344 or at [email protected].

BridgeThe social/party/duplicate bridge groupmeets on the first Friday of each month,from 11:00 am until about 3:00 pm. Webring a lunch and play at members houses.Advanced beginner lessons are ongoing,the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of eachmonth from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm. Please con-tact Ellen Hollands at [email protected] or(804) 741-0221 if you are interested injoining either group. These are FUNgroups. All levels are welcome!

Great ConversationsWe meet monthly to discuss memorablepoems, stories and essays. Applying ourown experience to what we learn cantransform good discussions into greatconversations, full of twists and turnsand modern, personal meaning. To learnmore, send an email to John Bruns, [email protected].

HikersCome explore the outdoors with us ontrails of varying difficulty, both in Rich-mond and throughout Virginia. Thegroup coordinator is Marshall Ervine [email protected].

Literary DreamersOsher members are welcome to join this group founded in 2001 by dedicatedSchool of Continuing Studies students.Readings range from academic non-fic-tion to literary fiction to popular fiction.The group coordinator is Patty Clark [email protected].

Writing for EnjoymentFor both aspiring and experienced writers,members encourage one another andshare their work-in-progress with thegroup. After a get-acquainted period, aregular commitment to our weekly meet-ings is expected. The group coordinator isJan Tarasovic at [email protected].

InvestmentsNow is a great time to join this investmentinterest group. Share your knowledge andgain new ideas that may help you in yourpersonal portfolio. The group coordinatoris Peggy Ware at [email protected].

University of RichmondNetwork ID and SpiderMailOsher Institute members are eligible to setup a University network ID and passwordthat will allow them to receive University“SpiderBytes” of upcoming events postedat “SpiderMail.” Instructions for setting upyour network ID and password, and your“SpiderMail” account are included in theOsher member welcome email packet pro-vided when you join the Osher Institute. Anetwork ID and password are also neces-sary for participation in some Osherclasses in which students use on-campuscomputers, and for on-campus access toBoatwright Library online databases.

Speech CenterIf you are considering a speaking assign-ment, the University Speech Center wouldlike to offer support. Individuals mayschedule practice time on a wide variety ofvisual aids, including PowerPoint, over-head transparencies, and audio support.Peer tutoring sessions are available withany of the student speech consultants attimes designed to suit clients’ schedules.

There is no charge and reservations are required. To make a reservation or formore information on the Speech Center,go to http://speech.richmond.edu.

One Card: University ofRichmond ID CardOsher Lifelong Learning Institute mem-bers are eligible for the University ofRichmond “One Card” which can beused to:• Check out books at the Boatwright

Library

• Receive discounts at the faculty/staffrate for University events (season tick-ets excluded).

• Use the One Card as a debit “Spider-Card” after the member depositsfunds by calling (804) 289-8769 oronline at:https://spidercard.richmond.edu

The Osher Institute office staff will con-tact newly enrolled Osher Institute mem-bers when their enrollment forms andfees have been processed for One Cardeligibility. To receive your One Card (thisincludes having your picture taken), stopby the One-Card Services office, openbetween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Mon-day through Friday, located in room 330of the Tyler Haynes Commons Building.

The Value of an OsherMembershipYou can “get acquainted” with Osher by purchasinga Silver membership for just $50. But when youpurchase a Gold or Gold Plus One membership,you get full access to our program and memberbenefits valued at $1,100 or more.

1. Costs vary depending on the school in which the course is offered. We’ve used a School of Continuing Studies 3 credit hour course ($1,020) to illustrate the total value.

2. An average cost for an individual subscription.

Benefit ValueOsher Short Courses $40 and upUR Undergraduate Course $1,062-$3,5001

Online Database Subscription $35 and up2

Total Value $1,137 and up

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UR COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

Boatwright Memorial LibraryAll Osher Institute members may enjoythe following privileges at the BoatwrightMemorial Library:

• Borrowing books, audiobooks andmusic recordings

• Use of more than 120 online librarydatabases that can be accessed from theUR campus via a network ID and pass-word.

• Participating in the libraryworkshop series offeredby the library each falland spring, usually inthe second half of thesemester; details avail-able from library staff;the workshop series is inaddition to the libraryclasses offered through theOLLI

Campus Parking and MapOsher members receive a vehicle tag forparking on campus valid for the currentyear of OLLI membership. The tag mustbe displayed at all times when parking oncampus, and is to be placed inside the rearwindow on the driver’s side. Osher mem-ber parking is allowed in posted Com-muter parking areas located aroundcampus. With your Osher parking tagproperly displayed, you may also park inother lots on campus after posted hours.Parking is allowed ONLY on paved, desig-nated parking spaces. Handicapped park-ing is available for Osher members withvalid handicapped parking tags. All cam-pus buildings and parking areas are de-tailed on the UR campus map atrichmond.edu/visit/maps.

Friends of Boatwright Memorial LibraryA wonderful benefit of Osher InstituteGold and Gold Plus One membership isthe option to enroll in the “Friends ofBoatwright Memorial Library.” Memberswho wish to enroll may simply check thisoption on their membership form, orcontact the Osher Institute at (804) 287-6608. Friends are involved in activities tosupport the Boatwright Memorial Li-brary and are invited to special Friendsof the Boatwright Library eventsthroughout the year.

Modlin CenterAll Osher Institute members are eligiblefor the Osher Institute Member discountfor individual Modlin Center perform-ances (not applicable to season subscrip-tions) and may purchase tickets whenthey go on sale to the UR campus com-munity, usually in early August of eachyear. Please note that the Senior (65+)rate for a season subscription package iscomparable to the Osher Institute mem-ber rate for individual tickets.

Technology LearningCenter (TLC)The TLC is available for useby Osher Institute memberswith a valid One Card andan activated University net-work ID and password.

TLC resources include aMacintosh and PC produc-

tion lab and training materialsavailable for checkout. Help is

available from student lab assistants. Pri-ority for use of equipment and lab assis-tance is given to undergraduates workingon academic projects. The TLC is locatedon the 3rd floor of the Boatwright Li-brary. More information is available onlineat www.richmond.edu by selecting “Tech-nology Learning Center” in the CampusDirectory or by calling (804) 289-8772.

Campus Orientation ToursCome learn more about the beautifulUniversity of Richmond campus and themany opportunities for learning and fun.Did you know, for example, that we havea mummy on campus? Have you enjoyedour beautiful walking trails? Led by OsherInstitute members, campus tours takeplace after daytime “Learning on the Run”programs and are available by appointmentthroughout the semester by calling theOsher Institute office at (804) 287-6344or (804) 287-6608.

Campus WalksGuided by an Osher member, thesewalks follow the beautiful walking trailson the University of Richmond campus.Wear comfortable walking shoes andbring water and insect repellant. Walkersneed not complete the entire walk. Dates: A campus walk will take placeafter each on-campus “Learning on theRun” Brown Bag midday lecture; pleasesee “Learning on the Run” listings withdates in this schedule.

Time: 5 minutes following midday“Learning on the Run” lecturesLocation: Meet at location for midday“Learning on the Run” lectures.No Registration or Fee for this program:Campus walks are free and open to bothOsher members and non-members.Non-members need to contact theOsher office at 287-6608 to arrange for atemporary parking tag.

Civic EngagementAt the UR Bonner Center for Civic En-gagement, Osher members may join un-dergraduate students, faculty, staff, andcommunity members to address civic andsocial issues through action, reflection, and research. The center helps to matchvolunteers with opportunities to help inthe metro-Richmond area and sponsorsbrown bag lunch discussions during theFall and Spring semesters. Osher LifelongLearning Institute members are eligible toapply for volunteer opportunities. Formore information visit the Center forCivic Engagement Web site:www.engage.richmond.edu or call 484-1600.

UR Community ProgramsOsher Institute members are welcome toparticipate in campus life! The HeilmanDining Center and Tyler’s Grill in TylerHaynes Commons are open to the public.Schedules vary during the year, so checkonline at dining.richmond.edu. Enjoy themany free lectures and programs on theUR campus sponsored by these UR organizations: International Film Series(289-8660, online atoncampus.richmond.edu/~mrc/ifilm), Jepson Forum (287-6627, [email protected]), University Museums (289-8276, online atmuseums.richmond.edu), Center for CivicEngagement (www.engage.richmond.edu),WILL/WGSS Speaker Series(289-8578, online at oncampus.richmond.edu/WILL/events).Weinstein Center for Recreation and Wellness community memberships areavailable for purchase; go to oncampus.richmond.edu/student/affairs/recwellor call 289-8361 for details.

Contact Us

Jane Dowrick, Director(804) 287-6344

[email protected] Guild, Administrative

Coordinator(804) 287-6608

[email protected]

Upcoming Osher Institute Events These events are open to Osher members and non-members. To register, use the Osher form on page 21 of this schedule.

ChinaFest: Fresh Views of China (lecture, discussion) Personal observations of the country and its people, presented by a panel of close observers. Panelists: Dean King, novelist and historian, featuring his book on Chinesewomen and the Long March. Ting Xu, president, Evergreen Enterprises, a multi-national company headquartered in Richmond. Mr. King will sign copies of his book, “Unbound,” available for purchase after the program. Moderater: Rose Nan-Ping ChenDate: Thursday, Feb. 3 Time: 7:00 – 8:30 PM CRN: 50118 Fee: Free and open to the public; registration required. Location: Jepson Hall 118

An Overview of Health Care Reform (lecture, discussion)Health Care Reform has been signed into action: what does that reallymean? McCandlish Holton, PC will explain the new legislation, compare it to current protocols,and explore potential changes effected. Topics will include the impact on health care providers, the creation of insurance exchanges, and tax changes affecting employment.Leaders: Jeremy Ball, Amanda Kutz, Dominic Madigan, Jamie MartinDates: Wednesday, Mar. 2 Time: 12:30 – 2:00 PM CRN: 50122 Fee: Free and open to the public; registration required.

Second Annual Afternoon with Russian Opera Singer Vladimir Lapin at the Weinstein Jewish Community CenterSponsored By the Weinstein JCC & University of Richmond Osher InstituteSunday, March 13, 2011, 2 pm., JCC AuditoriumJoin us for another wonderful musical afternoon with Russian Vocalist Vladimir Lapin. He has performed in such venues as Avery Fisher Hall with the New York Philharmonic, and opera concerts in Novafeltria and Rimini, Italy. We welcome him back to the JCC as his musical performance includes Russian and Italian arias, Yiddish and Jewish music as well asseveral Broadway tunes. Light refreshments will be served. Low-cost transportation is available. For more details contactShari Menlowe-Barck, JCC Senior Adult coordinator @ 545-8611. Ticket Cost: $12 /General Public; $10/JCC & Osher Institute Members and Senior Adults (62+). For ticket sales contact the JCC front desk @ 288-6091.

OLLI Breakfast – OLLI Dinner at the Heilman Dining Center, Westhampton RoomWednesday, March 16, 2011, 7:30 am, Free and open to the public, no registration requiredMeet fellow OLLI members at the Heilman Dining Center in the Westhampton Room for breakfast on Wednesday, March16 from 7:30 – 9 AM and dinner on Wednesday, March 23 from 5:30 – 7:00 PM. Not yet an OLLI member? Come join usand find out from OLLI members what the Osher Institute and UR have to offer. Meals are all-you-can-eat, cafeteria-style;cost of breakfast is $6.50/senior $5.50, dinner is $9.50/senior $8. Registration is not needed for this fun OLLI get-together!The Heilman Dining Center is open to the public; go to dining.richmond.edu for menu and schedule details.

Osher Social Networking OpportunitiesThe OLLI has an online ‘WIKI’ at sites.google.com/site/urscsosher/ where pictures and documents for Osher classes and programs may be posted and viewed. Additionally, Osher “breaking news” is posted online, at Facebook (facebook.com/urscs) and Twitter (twitter.com/urscs)

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OSHER MINI COURSES

Art in the Making: Studio Tours (lecture, discussion) New! We will visit studios and galleriesto talk with artists who create for bothpublic and private display, including PaulDiPasquale, Charles Ponticello, MarilynHaskin and artists with open studios inArt Works Studios and Galleries. Thisclass meets off-campus.Leaders: Selected Richmond area artists Dates: Fridays, Apr. 8, 15, 22Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PMCRN: 50134Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Dramatic ArtsA New Look at Silent Movies

(viewing, lecture, discussion)New! Some of the greatest films evermade date from the silent era (1895-1927).We will view a selection of films from dif-ferent genres, talk about their actors, theirdirectors. and their contexts in the rapidlydeveloping art form and business.Leaders: Irby Brown, Paul PorterfieldDates: Wednesdays, Feb, 2, 9, 16, 23, Mar. 2, 9Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PMCRN: 50132Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Cool Flicks: Classic Comedy (viewing, lecture, discussion)Updated! Laughter in this class is cer-tain to chase away winter chills. We willwatch and discuss: Sullivan’s Travels(1942), Cold Turkey (1971) and UsedCars (1980).Leader: Dan BegleyDates: Thursdays, Apr. 7, 14, 21Time: 3:30 PM – 6:30 PMCRN: 50133Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

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Mini courses areuniquely designedfor Osher members.These courses, ledby OLLI membersand others who havea passion for learningand leading, cover avariety of academictopics.

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ArtWho Made This? Appropriationin Modern and ContemporaryArt (lecture, discussion)New! Who is the “real” artist of AndyWarhol’s famous Campbell’s Soup Canpaintings? Warhol? The designers of thesoup can labels? Or both? In this classwe’ll discuss how appropriation in recentart challenges ideas of authorship, origi-nality, and creativity. Note: the secondclass will meet at the VMFA.Leader: N. Elizabeth SchlatterDates: Mondays, Mar. 14, 21Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AMCRN: 50130Fee: $40 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Art in Unusual Forms (lecture, discussion) New! Three very different outcomes ofcreativity will be considered. EdgarAllan Poe lived a tortured life that re-sulted in beautiful literature and admira-tion of Manet. Adolf Hitler was arejected artist who confiscated master-pieces for his own pleasure. Renoir wasa purist whose art, which moved fromImpressionism to Classicism, endures forthe ages.Leader: Héloïse (Ginger) LevitDates: Tuesdays, Feb. 1, 8, 15Time: 3:30 PM – 5:00 PMCRN: 50131Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

OLLI is online at osher.richmond.edu •(804) 287-6608

Learn more about our Osher course leaders online at osher.richmond.edu.

New!

OLLI After Five offerings – mini courses, learning on the run

talks and audit opportunities scheduled after 5 p.m. Look in this schedule

for the OLLI After Five offerings. Details on page 5.

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HistoryBehind the Scenes at the Virginia Historical Society (lecture, discussion, tours)New! The Virginia Historical Societycollects, preserves, and interprets thecommonwealth’s past for the educationand enjoyment of present and futuregenerations. In this class, VHS staff willgive participants a behind-the-sceneslook at how the Society fulfills the vari-ous aspects of its diverse mission. Note:This class meets at the Virginia His-torical Society.Leaders: Bill Obrochta, VHS Staff Dates: Tuesdays, Jan. 11, 18, 25Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50135Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Civil War Episodes in Virginia,150 Years Later (lecture, discussion)New! We will visit Richmond’s Ameri-can Civil War Center exhibitions andview a presentation on how 19th centuryartists rendered the story of the largestAmerican conflict. Students will tour theTredegar National Park as well asBrown’s Island. A Civil War re-enactorwill share with us the experiences of a“Colored Trooper” fighting for theUnion in Virginia. Note: this class willmeet both on and off-campus.Leaders: Sheryl DeLeo, Sean Kane, Ellis BillupsDates: Fridays, Mar. 18, Apr. 1, 15Meets every other week.Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50136Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members. An $8.00 entrancefee will be collected at the Civil War Center fromall members.

Genealogy for Beginners at theLibrary of Virginia(lecture, discussion, activity)Reprised! Let’s get started on findingyour family history! We will begin withan introduction to the basics, followedwith setting goals, keeping organized andidentifying resources. Focus will beplaced on using the Library of Virginia’srich collection (on-site and on-line) ofVirginia heritage and much more. Thisclass meets at the Library of Virginia;free parking is available at LVA deck.Leader: Donna M. ShumateDates: Tuesdays and Thursdays, Feb. 22, 24,Mar. 1, 3Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PMCRN: 50137Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Elizabeth Van Lew, UnlikelyCivil War Spy (lecture, discussion) New! Learn about the fascinating life ofspy Elizabeth Van Lew. (“Crazy Bet”).Born into a prominent Richmond family,she attended school in Philadelphia as ayoung woman, where she “imbibed abo-litionism” and secretly gave critical aid toUnion efforts.Leader: April CainDates: Fridays, Feb. 25, Mar. 4, 11Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50138Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

History of Alcohol (lecture, discussion)New! Drink in a sobering tale of howspirits helped develop civilization, ignitewar, enhance ceremonial and religioustraditions, cause civil unrest, and leadmany important revolutionary ideals tothe forefront of society.Leader: Matthew KroghDates: Thursdays, Mar. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Time: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PMCRN: 50139Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

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Daily Life in Ancient Rome (lecture, discussion) New! Ancient Rome was populated byvery ordinary people who dealt dailywith mundane and everyday matters. Wewill look at how they lived, worked, ateand drank, decorated their homes, andsocialized. There will be a $3 materialsfee for all students.Leader: Glenn R. MarkusDates: Thursdays, Mar. 17, 24, 31, Apr. 7, 14, 21Time: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AMCRN: 50140Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Intelligence Failures: PearlHarbor to Iraq (lecture, discussion)New! We will look at several intelli-gence failures to determine if there arecommon factors in each. Aided by illus-trative videos, our discussion will focuson not only the process of warning andactions taken, but also on what steps canand have been taken to lessen the chanceof surprise. Leader: Phil TrueDates: Thursdays, Apr. 7, 14, 21Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PMCRN: 50141Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

HumanitiesBig Questions (lecture, discussion, activity)New! Does tolerance for others’ beliefsreflect uncertainty for one’s own beliefs?What is the difference between Truth(big T) and truth (little t)? Learning andusing the “conversation café” method,we will consider thought-provokingquestions, the classic philosophy behindthem, and our own ideas and beliefs.Leaders: Dan Smith, Jacquelyn PogueDates: Wednesdays, Apr. 6, 13, 20Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PMCRN: 50149Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

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OSHER MINI COURSES

Information TechnologyThe Bounty of the Boatwright:An Orientation to theBoatwright Library (lecture, discussion, activity)Reprised! Access to the vast resourcesof the Boatwright Memorial Library is abenefit of Osher Institute membership.Students will tour the library buildingand learn how to navigate the library’sweb site. Required: activated UR net-work ID.Leader: Lucretia McCulleyDates: Tuesday, Mar. 15 Time: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PMCRN: 50123Fee: Free to Osher Members

Googling and the Library (lecture, discussion, activity)Reprised! Improve your Googlesearching skills and find out how Googleand Boatwright Library connect with re-sources through this hands-on libraryworkshop. We will cover how to use li-brary databases interchangeably withGoogle, and how libraries and Googleare collaborating on digital projects. Required: activated UR network ID.Leader: Lucretia McCulleyDates: Thursday, Mar. 17 Time: 2:30 PM – 4:00 PMCRN: 50125Fee: Free to Osher Members

Catch That Mouse: Pre-Beginner Computer Class

(lecture, discussion, activity)New! This class is designed for the per-son who has never used a computer. Wewill focus on the practical use of a homecomputer for leisure pursuits such aswriting family letters, researching trust-worthy information on the Internet ande-mailing notes and attachments. Leader: Karen Wellek ScottDates: Mondays, Apr. 4, 11, 18Time: 5:00 PM – 6:30 PMCRN: 50127Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

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InterdisciplinaryReligion versus Government:Can they be reconciled? (lecture, discussion) New! Separation of church and state, acommon phrase, but is it possible? Is itdesirable? Can religion play a positiverole in the affairs of government? If so,can it be implemented without tramplingon the religious freedom of others?Leaders: Sylvia Clute, Dave CooperDates: Tuesdays, Feb. 1, 8, 15Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PMCRN: 50142Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Topical Discussions in the Afternoon (lecture, discussion, activity)Updated! This student-driven classwill explore current events ranging fromlocal to international. Students suggesttopics for a facilitated discussion basedon knowledge rather than opinion. Thisclass meets once each month.Leader: Ann SmootDates: Wednesdays, Feb. 2, Mar. 2, Apr. 6, May 4, meets once a month, omit dates in be-tweenTime: 3:30 PM – 5:00 PMCRN: 50143Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Topical Discussions After Five

(lecture, discussion, activity)Updated! This student-driven classwill explore current events ranging fromlocal to international. Students suggesttopics for a facilitated discussion basedon knowledge rather than opinion. Thisclass meets once each month.Leader: Ann SmootDates: Wednesdays, Feb. 2, Mar. 2, Apr. 6, May 4, meets once a month, omit dates in betweenTime: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PMCRN: 50144Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Digital Photography: Art andTechnology (lecture, discussion, activity)Reprised! Learn the basics of digitalpicture taking and production, outdoorsand in the computer classroom. Prereq-uisites: Activate your UR network IDand purchase this text: Digital Photog-raphy Visual Quick Tips by GregoryGeorges, available online and at areabook merchants.Leaders: Wayne Dementi, Tim WilliamsDates: Mondays, Feb. 28, Mar. 7, 14*Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM*class on Mar. 14 meets until 5 pmCRN: 50146Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Rediscovering Richmond On Location: Lens Eye Views andEssays (lecture, discussion, tour) Updated! First in the classroom andthen on a walking tour, we will look atRichmond and Richmonders through im-ages by Wayne Dementi and essays byBrooks Smith on a variety of historicaland lifestyle topics of our town. Thisclass will meet off-campus at URDowntown.Leaders: Wayne Dementi, Brooks SmithDates: Friday , Apr. 1Time: 3:00 PM – 7:00 PMCRN: 50148Fee: $40 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

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New!

OLLI After Five offerings – mini courses, learning on the run

talks and audit opportunities scheduled after 5 p.m. Look in this schedule

for the OLLI After Five offerings. Details on page 5.

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Born To Be Wild: Rediscoverthe Freedom of Fun (lecture, discussion, activity)Reprised! This class will help you learnhow to rediscover the freedom of fun andwhat’s inside you, just waiting to be resur-rected. By the end of our time together,you will have completed a custom-de-signed plan for bringing more celebrationand adventure into your days. There’shomework but, of course, it’s fun!Leader: Jill BaughanDates: Mondays, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50150Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

War and Justice (lecture, discussion) New! This class introduces the problemof justice in political conflict, from an-cient Israel and Greece to the present.Topics will include just war, pacifism,torture and terrorism. There will be rec-ommended readings from War andChristian Ethics: Classic and Contempo-rary readings on the Morality of War, ed.Arthur F. Holmes.Leader: G. Scott DavisDates: Tuesdays, Mar. 15, 22, 29, Apr. 5, 12, 19Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PMCRN: 50147Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Brain Food: Games That Make You Think

(lecture, discussion, activity)New! Using some of the challengingword, math, logic and strategy gamesfrom Paul Fleisher's book Brain Food,we will exercise our minds with gamesthat are also appropriate for playing withgrandchildren. Be prepared to play!Leader: Paul FleisherDates: Monday, Mar. 28Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PMCRN: 50161Fee: $20 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

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LawAM Law (lecture, discussion, activity)New! Wake up to the many ways that theConstitution and Bill of Rights affect im-portant choices by public officials on adaily basis. In this interactive program, youwill play the roles of an FBI agent con-templating the search of a mosque forpossible financial links to a terrorist group;a school board deciding whether a highschool teacher can include religious textsamong readings on human creation; and,of course, a Justice of the Supreme Courttrying to balance privacy, religious libertyand freedom of expression against theneeds of public safety and the democraticvalue of majority rule.Leader: John DouglassDates: Tuesdays, Feb. 8, 15, 22Time: 7:30 AM – 9:30 AMCRN: 50159Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Leadership Taking Your Passion for Learningto the Next Level: A Workshop forDeveloping Osher Courses(lecture, discussion, activity)Updated! For those who are thinkingabout leading an Osher course, or wouldlike to help develop OLLI courses, thissession covers the ingredients of peer-led OLLI courses.Leaders: Jane Dowrick, Tim WilliamsDates: Tuesday, Feb. 1Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50117Fee: Free to Osher Members and Non-members

LiteratureShakespeare: Little Known andMuch Known (lecture, discussion) New! Double Falsehood has been en-dorsed as the real thing by The ArdenShakespeare. One of our sessions willbe led by Grant Mudge of RichmondShakespeare, presenting King Lear andDouble Falsehood in the Spring/Sum-mer season.Leader: Sally WoodDates: Fridays, Feb. 4, 11, 18Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50153Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Literary Laughter: Writing Lightand Humorous Verse (lecture, discussion, activity)Reprised! The sense of humor inpoets historical and current provides abackground for learning to write theverse that cheers up the sick, celebratesspecial occasions, and pokes holes inpomposity. Free verse and form, rulesexaggerated or fractured, and learningwith a chuckle – remedy for a too-seri-ous world. Required text is The Com-plete Rhyming Dictionary by ClementWood, revised by Ronald Bogus.Leader: Patsy BickerstaffDates: Thursdays, Feb. 10, 17, 24Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50154Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Literary Gems: Civil War Mystery Series (reading, lecture, discussion)Updated! In this sesquicentennial yearof the American Civil War, we will readand discuss three American mysteries setduring the Civil War, in this order: AnnMc Millan’s Dead March, Owen Parry’sFaded Coat of Blue and Michael Kilian’sMurder at Manassas.Leader: Sheryl DeleoDates: Fridays, Mar. 25, Apr. 8, 22meets every other week, omit dates in betweenweeksTime: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50155Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

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OLLI Breakfast/DinnerChinaFest Program FREEHealthcare Reform LectureFREE


OSHER MINI COURSES

Voices & Visions, Part 2 (lecture, discussion, activity)Updated! We will explore by discus-sion and video the life and work of a fewmore of America’s most renownedpoets—Hart Crane, T.S. Eliot, ElizabethBishop, Langston Hughes and others.To prepare for the first meeting, classmembers should get to know T.S. Eliotby reading a short bio of his life as wellas two or three of his poems (bio andpoems are available to read online atWikipedia.com).Leader: Don WarnerDates: Mondays, Apr. 4, 11, 18Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50156Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Reading Literature: Paying At-tention to Authors and Readers (lecture, discussion)New! Authors create a text, but readerscreate meaning from that text. In thiscourse, we will examine how one pays respect to both sides of this process, and so how one reads and understandsliterature.Leader: Eric DouglassDates: Wednesdays, Feb. 2, 9, 16Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMCRN: 50151Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Arabian Folk Tales (reading, lecture, discussion)Updated! We will enjoy a collection offolk tales and the history and culture sur-rounding them. Required: Arab Folktalesby Inea Bushnaq, Arabian Nights byAnonymous, Muhsin Al-Musawi (Notedby), George Stade.Leader: Muhammad SahliDates: Thursdays, Feb. 3, 10, 17Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PMCRN: 50152Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

MusicUnderstanding Opera, Part II (lecture, discussion) Updated! With discussions based onproductions of Virginia Opera's 2010-2011 season this course will increaseyour understanding of and appreciationfor operatic music. Recommended foraficionados or dubious beginners alike.Part II focuses on Wagner’s monumentalThe Valkyrie and Puccini’s heartbreakingMadama Butterfly.Leader: Glenn Winters Dates: Wednesdays, Feb. 2, 9, 16Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PMCRN: 50157Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

ScienceScience to Inspire (lecture, guided tours, activities)New! The Science Museum of Virginiaat Broad Street Station welcomes you toexplore, discover and learn about alterna-tive energy technologies, urban garden-ing, waste water and storm watertreatment, and field ecology.Leaders: David Olli, Eugene MaurakisDates: Wednesdays, Mar. 16, 23, 30Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PMCRN: 50160Fee: $40 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

World AffairsLearning in a Globalized World

(lecture, discussion, activity)Updated! A panel of international stu-dents and scholars and returned studyabroad students will share their educa-tional journey of cultural explorationand discovery in a globalized world. Wewill also visit The Global Studio in theCarol Weinstein International Center tolearn about opportunities for self-di-rected study in a variety of languages, ac-cess to recorded news broadcasts fromaround the world, and more.Leaders: International Students and ScholarsReturned Study Abroad Students, Sharon ScinicarielloDates: Tuesdays, Feb. 22, Mar. 1Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PMCRN: 50145Fee: $40 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

Culture, Roles, and Missions ofthe Army, Navy, Air Force andMarines(lecture, discussion)New! 700 Billion of your tax dollarsgoes to equipping the Services. Learnabout their culture, why they exist, whatthey do, and how they do it.Leader: Bill DavisDates: Mondays, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PMCRN: 50158Fee: $60 for Silver Members, no fee forGold/Gold Plus One members

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Learn more about our Osher course leaders online at osher.richmond.edu.

Camp In at the Science Museum of VirginiaSpend a night with your grandchild and experience tons of hands-on activities. Check out animals that make the Arctic their home, and seewhat special adaptations you would need to live there. Watch a giant-screen film in the Imax®Dome, enjoy a Carpenter Science Theater Company storytelling performance, explore the exhibits and much more. Go to http://www.smv.org/campin.html for details about Camp In, including registration, dates and fees.

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The Lewis and Clark Expedition(lecture, discussion) New! From his travels over most ofLewis and Clark’s route, our speaker willshare the fascinating details of this amaz-ing expedition.Leader: Hugh CampbellDates: Thursday, Feb. 3Time: 12:30 PM – 2:00 PMCRN: 50119Fee: Free to Osher Members

Unsung Heroines: The Story of Jamestown's Women andChildren (lecture, discussion) New! Author of Dark Enough to Seethe Stars in a Jamestown Sky, discussesthe story behind the 100 women andchildren who traveled to Jamestown in1609. Copies of the book are $20.00 andwill be available for purchase and signing.Leader: Connie LapalloDates: Monday, Feb. 7Time: 12:30 PM – 1:45 PMCRN: 50120Fee: Free to Osher Members

Managing Change in Our Lives

(lecture, discussion) Reprised! We will look at how to rec-ognize our “circles of influence” and“circles of concern” and how to managethe stress of change in our everydaylives.Leader: Tim WilliamsDates: Thursday, Feb. 24Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PMCRN: 50121Fee: Free to Osher Members

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Here are some great opportunities to fit study into abusy schedule. Come take part in any or all of thesetalks on a variety of timely topics. You are welcome tobring your own meal and beverage to enjoy duringmidday on-campus talks.

All Learning on the Run talks are free to Osher members.Seating is limited, and registration is required using theregistration form on page 21 or visit our web site to regis-ter online. Midday on-campus talks are followed by acampus walk. See “Campus Walks” in this schedule formore details.

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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMONDSchool of Continuing Studies



LEARNING ON THE RUN

Belgium for Lunch (lecture, discussion) New! Join us for this virtual visit to Bel-gium – its towns, history, arts, and yes,beers and good food! A Belgian nativewill guide your discovery of this smallcountry, its people and its challenges.Leader: Fran,coise MullenDates: Thursday, Mar. 17Time: 12:30 PM – 2:00 PMCRN: 50124Fee: Free to Osher Members

Where are My Keys? Organization Tips for the Home

(lecture, discussion, activity)New! Before you buy another storagecontainer, learn how to de-clutter and or-ganize your papers and possessions. Par-ticipants will practice faster mail sorting,easier record keeping and making deci-sions about what to keep, share and toss. Leader: Karen Wellek ScottDates: Monday, Mar. 21Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PMCRN: 50126Fee: Free to Osher Members

All About Coffee (lecture, discussion, activity) New! Join us at Rostov’s Coffee in theFan District for tastings and interestingfacts about this most beloved beverage.Leader: Tammy RostovDates: Sunday, Apr. 10Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PMCRN: 50128Fee: Free to Osher Members

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Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind: A Bestseller’sOdyssey from Atlanta to Hollywood (lecture, discussion) New! The authors discuss their newbook about the novel Gone With theWind and its legacy, and give an enter-taining account of how this worldwideliterary phenomenon has sustained pub-lic interest for 75 years. An exhibit ofrare GWTW memorabilia will be fea-tured. Copies of their new book will beavailable for purchase and signing.Leaders: Ellen F. Brown, John Wiley, Jr.Dates: Tuesday, Apr. 12Time: 12:30 PM – 2:00 PMCRN: 50129Fee: Free to Osher Members

New!

OLLI After Five offerings –

mini courses, learning on the run

talks and audit opportunities

scheduled after 5 p.m.

Look in this schedule

for the OLLI After Five

offerings. Details on page 5.

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Check out these SPECIAL EVENTS on p. 8

OLLI Breakfast/DinnerChinaFest Program FREEHealthcare Reform LectureFREE


SPRING 2011 OSHER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES OSHER AUDIT COURSES

All credit courses for audit by Osher students are on a spaceavailable basis and registration will be confirmed in the firstweek of class. Silver Osher members pay $100 for each auditcourse. There is no fee to audit courses for Gold and Gold PlusOne Osher members. Please go to osher.richmond.edu, click

Osher Courses for Audit, Spring 2011on Class Registration then Schedule of Classes for full descrip-tions and schedules of credit classes. Printed credit class sched-ules are also available at the Osher Office and at the School ofContinuing Studies. Please note that only these courses listed below are approved for Osher student audit.

CRN SUBJECT TITLE DAYS/TIME INSTRUCTOR(S)

22656 ART 398U 01 ST: Our Glorious Dead T 7:00-9:40pm Wray/Alley

22660 ARTS 115U 01 Intro to Painting R 6:30-9:10pm Lane

22072 BIOL 398U 01 ST: Great Ideas in Science W 7:00-9:40pm Brown

23039 ENGL398U 01 ST: Selected Works in American Lit. W 7:00-9:40pm Staff

23038 ENGL 398U 02 ST: Literature of the Civil War M 7:00-9:40pm Herweyer

23041 ENGL 338U 01 Biblical Themes in Literature R 7:00-9:40 pm Reilly

22658 HIST 398U 01 ST: Our Glorious Dead T 7:00-9:40pm Wray/Alley

23042 HIST 398U 03 ST: Richmond: Colonial to 20th Century R 7:00-9:40pm Wray

22661 GEOL 320U 01 The Geology of Disaster T 6:30-9:10pm Kitchen

22664 HUM 212U 01 Applied Ethics W 7:00-9:40pm Duffee

20146 PLSC 207U 01 VA Government and Politics F 6:30-9:10pm Morgan

23020 PSYC 398U 01 ST: Getting Away with Murder M 7:00-9:40pm Forbes

20151 SOC 305U 01 Deviance T 6:00-8:40pm Moorefield

22662 SOC 310U 01 Criminology R 6:00-8:40pm Moorefield

20155 SPCH 206U 01 Group Communication R 7:00-9:40pm Helms

22081 THTR 398U 01 ST: Theater Appreciation T 7:00-9:40pm Allen

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Learn to cook. Relive history. Experience the arts. Get in shape. Get your finances in shape.

The Office of Community and Professional Education in the Schoolof Continuing Studies offers a variety of personal enrichment classes to

help you do all this and more. Whatever your personal interests,we’re sure you’ll find classes that are interesting, affordable and fun.

For more information about these OCPE courses or to register online,visit us at scs.richmond.edu/thinkagain or call (804) 289-8133 to request

a copy of the Think Again catalog. Registration fees apply to eachcourse and are not included as part of the Osher Institute membership.

What are you doing today?


SPRING 2011 OSHER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES OSHER INSTITUTE OFFICE INFORMATION

Visit the Osher OfficeWe invite you to visit the OsherOffice to learn more about theOsher Institute and the University ofRichmond. To schedule a visit, pleasecontact Debra Guild [email protected] or 287-6608.

Becoming an OsherMemberYour Osher membership entitles youto enroll in as many of the courseslisted in this schedule as you’d like asspace is available. Other benefits aredescribed in the Membership and Ben-efits section in this schedule and in-clude Boatwright Library borrowingprivileges, free parking on campusand discounts for Modlin Centerevents.

By Mail• Complete the Membership Form

on page 19, select your member-ship option, enclose your paymentand mail to:

Osher Lifelong Learning InstituteUniversity of Richmond

School of Continuing Studies28 Westhampton WayRichmond, VA 23173

By Fax• Complete the Membership Form

on page 19, select your member-ship option, include your creditcard information for payment andfax to our secure fax line at (804)287-1264.

In Person• Complete the Membership Form

on page 19, select your member-ship option, and bring it with yourpayment to the School of Continu-ing Studies. We are located in theSpecial Programs Building near theRiver Road entrance.

• Office hours are Monday-Fridayfrom 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

• For directions or to schedule avisit, contact Debra Guild [email protected] or 287-6608.

Registration InformationInterested in enrolling in a class ortwo? Or three? Or more? OsherGold and Gold Plus One membersmay register for as many of thecourses listed in this schedule asthey’d like, as space is available, forno charge. Silver members pay $100for credit courses for audit. Silvermembers pay the listed course fee forall other courses and may enroll in asmany as they would like.Courses that are free also require aregistration form.Registrations are accepted up to aweek prior to the class start date. Youmay duplicate the Course Registra-tion form on page 21 or downloadadditional copies from our website:osher.richmond.edu and click on ClassRegistration .

By Mail• Complete the Course Registration

form on page 21, enclose your pay-ment and mail to:

Osher Lifelong Learning InstituteUniversity of Richmond

School of Continuing Studies28 Westhampton Way

University of Richmond, VA 23173

OnlineAvailable to Gold and Gold PlusOne members for all classes and toall members and guests for freeclasses. Log on to our website:osher.richmond.eduClick on Register for a Class.

By Fax• Complete the Course Registration

form on page 21, include yourcredit card information for pay-ment and fax to our secure fax lineat (804) 287-1264.

In Person• Complete the Course Registration

form on page 21, and bring it withyour payment to the School ofContinuing Studies. We are locatedin the Special Programs Buildingnear the River Road entrance.

• Office hours are Monday-Fridayfrom 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

• For directions or to schedule avisit, contact Debra Guild [email protected] or 287-6608

Course Registration and Location ConfirmationsConfirmations will be e-mailed priorto each class start date. (If you donot have email, please contact theOsher office to obtain this informa-tion.) Class location and parking infor-mation will be included in theconfirmation.


MEMBERSHIP FORM

Membership Form

Member InformationName Today’s Date

UR ID Number Date of Birth (Req’d to est. UR email acct.) / /

Home Address

City State Zip Code

Telephone (Day) (Evening)

Email US Citizen Yes No Gender Male Female

Are you a UR Alumna/us? Yes No Year of Graduation Degree

How did you hear about the Osher Institute?

Emergency Contact InformationPrimary local contact person Phone

Address

City State Zip Code

GOLD $400

FRIEND OF BML Please enroll me as a Friend of the BoatwrightMemorial Library as part of my Gold or GoldPlus One membership.

Membership Options Please select your annual membership level. You may join at anytime during the year. Your membership isvalid for one year from the date you join. See “Membership” in Osher schedule for complete details.

Ethnicity/Race (Optional)

NEW MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL MEMBERSHIP

GOLD PLUS ONE $600Please note: Both Gold Plus One members must complete Member-ship Forms. Complete 2nd member form on reverse.

Name of member with whom you are joining.

SILVER $50

UR OSHER $25(faculty, staff, retirees)

Please use black ink. Print clearly. Please complete payment information and select member opportunities on reverse. This form isalso available online at osher.richmond.edu

1. Are you Hispanic/Latino? Yes, Hispanic or Latino No2. Regardless of your answer to the prior question, please select one from the following ethnicities that best describe you:

American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander White

Please mail or fax your form to us:Osher Lifelong Learning InstituteSchool of Continuing StudiesUniversity of Richmond, VA 23173SECURE FAX: (804) 287-1264

You may also drop off your form:OLLI OfficeSpecial Programs Building (#31 on UR Campus Map)Room 100

Payment Information Your payment MUST accompany this form.Check. Please enclose check made payable to University of Richmond. WHEN PAYING BY CHECK, PAYMENT OF MEMBERSHIPFORM AND COURSE REGISTRATION MUST BE SUBMITTED ON SEPARATE CHECKS.Credit Card. We accept VISA, MasterCard or American Express. (Credit card information is not retained.) Please complete the following:

Please charge my: VISA MasterCard American Express

Account Number Expiration Date

Cardholder’s Name

Signature Amount to be Charged $

MEMBERSHIP FORM

Membership Form

Member InformationName Today’s Date

UR ID Number Date of Birth (Req’d to est. UR email acct.) / /

Home Address

City State Zip Code


Email US Citizen Yes No Gender Male Female

Are you a UR Alumna/us? Yes No Year of Graduation Degree

How did you hear about the Osher Institute?

Emergency Contact InformationPrimary local contact person Phone

Address

City State Zip Code

GOLD $400

FRIEND OF BML Please enroll me as a Friend of the BoatwrightMemorial Library as part of my Gold or GoldPlus One membership.

Membership Options Please select your annual membership level. You may join at anytime during the year. Your membership isvalid for one year from the date you join. See “Membership” in Osher schedule for complete details.

Ethnicity/Race (Optional)

NEW MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL MEMBERSHIP

GOLD PLUS ONE $600Please note: Both Gold Plus One members must complete Member-ship Forms. Complete 2nd member form on reverse.

Name of member with whom you are joining.

SILVER $50

UR OSHER $25(faculty, staff, retirees)

Please use black ink. Print clearly. Please complete payment information and select member opportunities on reverse. This form isalso available online at osher.richmond.edu

1. Are you Hispanic/Latino? Yes, Hispanic or Latino No2. Regardless of your answer to the prior question, please select one from the following ethnicities that best describe you:

American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander White

Please mail or fax your form to us:Osher Lifelong Learning InstituteSchool of Continuing StudiesUniversity of Richmond, VA 23173SECURE FAX: (804) 287-1264

You may also drop off your form:OLLI OfficeSpecial Programs Building (#31 on UR Campus Map)Room 100

Payment Information Your payment MUST accompany this form.Check. Please enclose check made payable to University of Richmond. WHEN PAYING BY CHECK, PAYMENT OF MEMBERSHIPFORM AND COURSE REGISTRATION MUST BE SUBMITTED ON SEPARATE CHECKS.Credit Card. We accept VISA, MasterCard or American Express. (Credit card information is not retained.) Please complete the following:



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20 UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND School of Continuing Studies

COURSE REGISTRATION FORM

Please mail or fax your registration to us:Osher Lifelong Learning InstituteSchool of Continuing StudiesUniversity of Richmond, VA 23173Secure FAX: (804) 287-1264

Your Osher membership must be current for the time period of the course(s) in which you enroll. Registrations are accepted up to oneweek before the class start date. Please use black ink. Print clearly. Each registrant must use a separate form.

Name Today’s Date

UR ID Number Date of Birth / /

Home Address

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Email Male Female

Check one: Gold/Gold Plus One Member Silver Member Guest/Non-member UR Osher(may register for different classes)

My membership is current through (date).

Course Registration: Make your selections on the reverse side of this page. No fees for Gold and Gold Plus Onemembers unless specified, e.g. off-campus programs with fee. Silver members pay course fees noted. Each personmust complete an individual registration form.

Registration and Classroom Confirmation: For each class you select, you will receive an email a few days beforeeach class begins, to confirm your registration and to provide classroom and parking locations. Please register only forcourses you plan to attend. If the course you select is full, you will be contacted soon after you submit your registration.Osher classes are held in various buildings on campus. Refer to the campus map in the Osher schedule or online forbuilding locations.

Payment Information FOR SILVER MEMBERS ONLY. Your payment MUST accompany this form.Check. Please enclose check made payable to University of Richmond. WHEN PAYING BY CHECK, PAYMENT OF MEMBERSHIPAPPLICATION AND COURSE REGISTRATION MUST BE SUBMITTED ON SEPARATE CHECKS.Credit Card. We accept VISA, MasterCard or American Express. (Credit card information is not retained.) Please complete the following:



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You may also drop off your registration:OLLI OfficeSpecial Programs Building (#31 on UR Campus Map)Room 100

Course Registration and Semester CalendarPlease use black ink. Print clearly. This form is also available online at osher.richmond.edu

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UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND School of Continuing Studies

CRN# Class/Program Title Page Dates/Time/Day Fee

50135 Behind the Scenes at the Virginia Historical Society p. 10 Jan 11-25, 10am-12pm (T) $60 50158 Culture, Roles and Missions of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines p. 13 Jan 31-Feb 14, 2-4pm (M) $60 50150 Born To Be Wild: Rediscover the Freedom of Fun p. 12 Jan 31-Feb 14, 10am-12pm (M) $60 50117 Take Your Passion to the Next Level, A Workshop for Dev. Osher Courses p. 12 Feb 1, 10am-12pm (T) Free 50131 Art in Unusual Forms p. 9 Feb 1-15, 3:30-5pm (T) $60 50142 Religion versus Government: Can They be Reconciled? p. 11 Feb 1-15, 1-3pm (T) $60 50132 A New Look at Silent Movies p. 9 Feb 2-Mar 9, 6-9pm (W) $60 50143 Topical Discussions in the Afternoon p. 11 Feb 2-May 4, 3:30-5pm (W) $60 50144 Topical Discussions After Five p. 11 Feb 2-May 4, 5:30-7pm (W) $60 50151 Reading Literature: Paying Attention to Authors and Readers p. 13 Feb 2-16, 10am-12pm (W) $60 50157 Understanding Opera, Part II p. 13 Feb 2-16, 1-3pm (W) $60 50118 Fresh Views of China p. 8 Feb 3, 7-8:30pm (Th) Free 50119 The Lewis and Clark Expedition p. 14 Feb 3, 12:30-2pm (Th) Free to Members 50152 Arabian Folk Tales p. 13 Feb 3-17, 3-5pm (Th) $60 50153 Shakespeare: Little Known and Much Known p. 12 Feb 4-18, 10am-12pm (F) $60 50120 Unsung Heroines: The Story of Jamestown's Women and Children p. 14 Feb 7, 12:30-1:45pm (M) Free to Members 50159 AM Law p. 12 Feb 8-22, 7:30-9:30am (T) $6050154 Literary Laughter: Writing Light and Humorous Verse p. 12 Feb 10-24, 10am-12pm (Th) $6050145 Learning in a Globalized World p. 13 Feb 22, Mar 1, 5:30-7:00pm (T) $4050137 Genealogy for Beginners at the Library of Virginia p. 10 Feb 22-Mar 3, 1-3pm (T,Th) $6050121 Managing Change in Our Lives p. 14 Feb 24, 5:30-7pm (Th) Free to Members50138 Elizabeth Van Lew, Unlikely Civil War Spy p. 10 Feb 25-Mar 11, 10am-12pm (F) $6050146 Digital Photography: Art and Technology p. 11 Feb 28-Mar 7, 2-4pm (M) $60

Mar 14, 2-5pm (M)50122 An Overview of Health Care Reform p. 8 Mar 2, 12:30-2pm (W) Free 50139 History of Alcohol p. 10 Mar 3-31, 6:30-8pm (Th) $6050130 Who Made This? Appropriation in Modern and Contemporary Art p. 9 Mar 14-21, 10-11:30am (M) $4050123 Bounty of the Boatwright: An Orientation to the Boatwright Library p. 11 Mar 15, 1-2:30pm (T) Free to Members50147 War and Justice p. 12 Mar 15-Apr 19, 3-5pm (T) $60n/a Osher Member Breakfast - Heilman Dining Center - Westhampton Room p. 8 Mar. 16, 7:30-9am (W) Meal Fee50160 Science to Inspire p. 13 Mar 16-30, 12-2pm (W) $4050140 Daily Life in Ancient Rome p. 10 Mar 17-Apr 21, 9:30-11:30am (Th) $6050124 Belgium for Lunch p. 15 Mar 17, 12:30-2pm (Th) Free to Members50125 Googling and the Library p. 11 Mar 17, 2:30-4pm (Th) Free to Members50136 Civil War Episodes in Virginia, 150 Years Later p. 10 Mar 18, Apr 1, 15 (F) $6050126 Where are My Keys? Organization Tips for the Home p. 15 Mar 21, 5-7pm (M) Free to Membersn/a Osher Member Dinner - Heilman Dining Center - Westhampton Room p. 8 Mar. 23, 5:30-7pm (W) Meal Fee50155 Literary Gems: Civil War Mystery Series p. 12 Mar 25-Apr22, 10am-12pm (F) $6050161 Brain Food: Games That Make You Think p. 12 Mar 28, 5:30-7:30pm (M) $2050148 Rediscovering Richmond On Location: Lens Eye Views and Essays p. 11 Apr 1, 3-7pm (F) $4050127 Catch That Mouse: Pre-Beginner Computer Class p. 11 Apr 4-18, 5-6:30pm (M) $6050156 Voices & Visions, Part 2 p. 13 Apr 4-18, 10am-12pm (M) $6050149 Big Questions p. 10 Apr 6-20, 1-3pm (W) $6050133 Cool Flicks: Classic Comedy p.9 Apr 7-21, 3:30-6:30pm (Th) $6050141 Intelligence Failures: Pearl Harbor to Iraq p. 10 Apr 7-21, 1-3pm (Th) $6050134 Art in the Making: Studio Tours p. 9 Apr 8-22, 1-3pm (F) $6050128 All About Coffee p. 15 Apr 10, 2-4pm (Sun) Free to Members50129 Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind: A Bestseller's Odyssey … p. 15 Apr 12, 12:30-2pm (T) Free to MembersTOTAL # OF CLASSES: TOTAL $:

Audit Course Registration: Please list audit course request(s) below. There is no fee to Gold/Gold Plus One members for audit courses. Silver members pay$100 per audit course. Registration is on a space-available basis. Confirmation will be done via email before the first class date.CRN Subject Title

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5 Adams Auditorium ........................ D318 Admissions, Undergraduate ......... D23a Advancement ............................... D34 Alice Haynes Room ...................... D449 Alumni Relations .......................... A422 Atlantic House .............................. C1 5 Boatwright Memorial Library......... D338 Booker Hall ................................... B44 Bookstore ..................................... D449 Bottomley House .......................... A418 Brunet Hall.................................... D2

.............................. D221 Bus Stop ....................................... E2

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International Center ...................... D238 Camp Concert Hall ....................... B436 Cannon Memorial Chapel............. D44 Career Development Center ........ D44 Center for Civic Engagement ....... D4

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36 Columbarium ................................ D43b Counseling and Psychological

Services (CAPS) .......................... D3

50a Crenshaw Field ............................ B416 Data Center Operations ............... D233 Deanery ........................................ C413 Dennis Hall ................................... D21 Executive Education ..................... E318 Financial Aid ................................. D223b First Market Stadium .................... D145 Football Practice Field .................. B522 Fraternity Row ............................. C124 Fraternity Row ............................. C110 Freeman Hall ................................ C247 Gazebo ......................................... B335 Gottwald Center for the Sciences C439 Gray Court .................................... B441 Greek Theatre, Jenkins ................ B33 Gumenick Academic and

Administrative Quadrangle ........... D350 Harnett Museum of Art ................. B450 Harnett Print Study Center .......... B434 Heilman Center (dining hall) ......... C417 Help Desk ..................................... D251 Housing, Undergraduate Student . D38 Human Resources........................ D317 Information Services..................... D23c International Education................. D3

29 Intramural Fields........................... D549 Jepson Alumni Center .................. A417 Jepson Hall................................... D217 Jepson School

of Leadership Studies................... D250 Jepson Theatre ............................ B415 Jeter Hall ...................................... D243 Keller Hall ..................................... B448 Lacrosse Field .............................. A56 Lakeview Hall ............................... C322 Law Dorm ..................................... C1

............. D232 Lora Robins Court ........................ C55 Lora Robins Gallery

of Design from Nature .................. D311 Marsh Hall .................................... C23a Maryland Hall ............................... D35 Media Resource Center ............... D316 Millhiser Gymnasium .................... D250 Modlin Center for the Arts............. B412 Moore Hall .................................... C240 North Court ................................... B440 North Court Reception Room ....... B4

............................... C131 Parking Services .......................... C5

40 Perkinson Recital Hall .................. B427 Physical Plant ............................... D523c Pitt Baseball Field......................... C231 Police, University .......................... C5

.................. C426 Power Plant .................................. D44 President’s Dining Room .............. D444 President’s Home ......................... A5

......................... D328 Printing Services .......................... D43c Puryear Hall.................................. D31a Queally Hall .................................. E3

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20 Richmond College Tennis Courts . E23b Richmond Hall .............................. D323a Robins Center .............................. D114 Robins Hall ................................... D249 Robins Pavilion............................. A41 Robins School of Business........... E32 Ryland Hall ................................... D35 School of Arts and Sciences

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19 School of Law ............................... D242 South Court .................................. B431 Special Programs Building ........... C54 Student Development ................... D431 Student Health Center .................. C533 Thalhimer Guest Cottage ............. C47 Thomas Hall ................................. C34 Tyler Haynes Commons ............... D427 University Facilities ....................... D530 University Forest

Apartments ................B6, C5, C6, D653 University Forum .......................... C427 University Services ....................... D55 Virginia Baptist Historical Society . D323d Weinstein Center for Recreation

and Wellness ................................ D28 Weinstein Hall .............................. D333a Westhampton Center ................... C433 Westhampton College

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Tennis Courts ............................... B351 Whitehurst .................................... D437 Wilton Center................................ D39 Wood Hall ..................................... C3

CAMPUS LOCATIONS

The Osher Office is located in the Special Programs Building (building #31 on the Campus Map), Room 100.

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MEMBERSHIPS START AT JUST $50

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute combines intellectualstimulation and civic engagement with a vibrant community oflike-minded students, age 50 and older.

We offer an extensive array of courses in the liberal arts in thefall, spring and summer semesters. The offerings are a combi-nation of undergraduate credit courses for audit, special inter-est groups, mini-courses, community service projects,performing arts events and more.

There are no entrance requirements, no tests and no grades. Infact, no college background is needed at all–it’s your love oflearning that counts. Join the fun today!

For more information on this excitingprogram, contact us today:

Jane Dowrick, OLLI Director(804) 287-6344 or [email protected]

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OLLI OfficeSpecial Programs Building (#31)Room 100

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