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The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at the University of Arizona is a non-profit organization created to meet the needs of individuals 50 years of age and older who have a love of learning and wish to pursue it with other like-minded individuals.

OLLI Offers Something for Everyone:

• Three campuses in Southern Arizona: Tucson, Marana, and Green Valley.
• Classes are diverse enough to meet anyone's taste. Topics have included literature, art, theater, film, science, history, politics, and more.
• Classes meet during the day and may last a single day, several weeks, or a full semester.
• A number of social activities throughout the year create an atmosphere of fun and community for members.
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• Members are eligible for CAT cards which provide discounts at campus performances, library privileges, and free UA campus shuttles.

OLLI is a Participatory Organization:

• Classes are taught by knowledgeable OLLI volunteers, supplemented by community experts and University of Arizona faculty.
• Classes are informal, discussions are lively, and everyone is encouraged to share their views.
• Members may become more actively involved by giving supplementary presentations in class or even become a study group leader.
• Members may also volunteer to serve on a campus council or committee.

There is a place for everyone in OLLI – there is a place for YOU!

We invite you to explore our website and learn what each campus has to offer. You are also invited to attend a campus Information Meeting. If you have questions, please email us at ollimail@u.arizona.edu or call 520-626-9039.