OLLI Instructor Workshops
Fridays - April 20 & 27, May 4 & 11
11:00-12:30
Ashland - Campbell Center, Room D
 Are you thinking about teaching a course at OLLI? Are you a new teacher at OLLI? Are you already an instructor for OLLI but would like to catch up on the latest? We have just what you have been waiting for. Four workshops will be held to help you get started with preparing and teaching your course.
Workshop titles are:
- Understanding OLLI and OLLI Students (April 20)
- Planning Your Course (April 27)
- Teaching Your Course (May 4)
- Using Interactive Media (May 11)
Experts in these areas will be leading the workshops. While we encourage you to come to all sessions, they are independent and you can attend them individually also. There is a signup sheet in the OLLI office in Ashland for your convenience. These workshops are being presented by the OLLI Curriculum Committee.
If you have questions, please contact Sandy Theis at theis.saundra@gmail.com or Sally Klein in the OLLI office.
More information about teaching a course for OLLI is on the OLLI website.
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Insights Distinguished Lecture Series
"Myth, Memory, and Identity:
Fort Lane and the Rogue River Wars"
Please join the Southern Oregon University community for the Spring 2012 Distinguished Lecture.
Dr. Mark Tveskov, SOU Professor of Anthropology April 18th, 2012 7:00-8:00pm Meese Conference Room, Hannon Library
A Reception follows the presentation.
 Why should we study archaeology? What do archaeologists actually do? In this spring's Distinguished Lecture, Professor Mark Tveskov will bring to life SOU's archaeological research at Fort Lane, a remote Army post on the frontier of the Oregon Territory. Despite its isolation and small complement of soldiers, Fort Lane played a significant role that affected the pioneers and indigenous peoples, nationalism and states-rights sentiments, developing federal policy -- and Oregon's history. In bringing this history to life, Professor Tveskov will highlight the archaeological work that helps us appreciate both the issues of the past and the complexities of the present.
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"Is Climate Change a Crock?
Considering Contrarian Claims"
Friday, April 13
4:00 pm
SOU Science Lecture Hall (room 118)
OLLI instructor Dr. Alan Journet will be giving this talk as part of the SOU Science Seminar Series.
Refreshments and socializing begin at 3:30 pm in the science building foyer.
This event is free and open to the public. |
