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OSHER L IFELONG LE ARNING INST I TUTE
LLI at UNL
Course Catalog: Fall 2020 Term 2 Curiosity never retires
Qin Li, instructor
with the Confucius
Institute at UNL,
describes and
interprets Chinese
music. From
ancient Chinese
opera to modern
music influenced
by European and
American pop music,
OLLI members
learned the history
and diversity of
music from China.
In Term 2, join us
in a conversation
about the
collaboration
of the Nebraska
Repertory Theatre
and the St. Louis
Black Repertory.
Registration begins Tuesday,
October 13, 8 a.m.
Course Preparing for Zoom Classes!
How do I join a class in Zoom?
Formats You will receive a Zoom link for your upcoming
OLLI at UNL class(es) in your registration
confirmation email, and in a reminder email prior
to class.
Next to or underneath each class title, you will see a
In-Person Courses link – copy and paste that link into your web browser
OR click on the link to enter the digital classroom. If
In-person courses are offered with the your class has multiple sessions, you’ll use the same
link every week the class meets.
understanding they may be cancelled
at any time due to the status of the A Zoom account isn’t required to attend a class
session. Anyone can attend a class session
coronavirus. using their laptop or desktop (Windows or Mac),
tablet, or smartphone (iPhone or Android). A free
download of Zoom is available in your application
Zoom store for your device.
Zoom is an online video-conferencing • If you haven’t used Zoom before, leave about
5 minutes to set it up before your first use.
platform streamed live. Your emailed
Course Confirmation Receipt will have the • If you are planning on using a laptop or desktop,
the first time you click on a link it will download a
Zoom link and password so please keep free and secure program to your computer.
that email. Please notify the OLLI office if • If you are planning on using a tablet or
you do not know how to access Zoom. smartphone, you’ll want to download the
free and secure Zoom application from your
application store.
Canvas
What equipment do I need to get
Recorded video programs are available
started?
for a single cost on Canvas, an online
At the most basic level, all you need to use Zoom
platform for virtual learning. Learn at is a telephone, such as a smartphone or landline.
your pace, on your own time and at your However, if you have access to a computer or mobile
convenience. After your register, we will device you can use the full capabilities of Zoom.
email you instructions on how to access The following equipment will enhance your
experience but is not necessary:
and use Canvas and a "Join Code."
• Web camera: A camera will increase your
connection with your instructor and your peers
by allowing you to see each other face-to-face.
Registration begins If you do not have access to a web camera,
Tuesday, October 13, 8 a.m. you will still be able to see the instructor.
• Headset with a microphone: This will let
Register online or by mail. OLLI you hear and be heard more clearly. This does
will NOT be taking walk-in and not need to be fancy equipment, it can be the
same as the headphones you might use with
telephone registrations. your phone.
Remember: Please notify the • Charger: Charging your device during class
OLLI office if you are unable to will ensure that you do not have an unexpected
power outage interrupting your learning.
attend a course/class so that we
may add someone else from the OLLI at UNL is here to assist you. Visit olli.unl.edu
waitlist. or call us at 402.472.6265
2 Fall 2020 Term 2
Membership & Registration
Join & Register!
Fee Financial Scholarships Available
An annual membership is $75, valid The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
from August 1, 2020 to July 31, 2021. at UNL believes that the opportunity to
To become a member, renew your take courses and participate in a rich
membership and/or to register for courses: intellectual life should be available to
• Go online to olli.unl.edu all adults. A financial scholarship can
• Mail-in your membership/registration provide a waiver of the membership
form with your payment. (If you mail fee and/or course fee, but with all the
your registration, mail at least five days benefits of membership. Scholarships
prior to the first day of registration.) are not available for fee-based events
Accepted payments include VISA, and trips. If you or someone you know
MasterCard, Discover, cash and personal could benefit from this opportunity, we
check encourage you to apply. Applications are
accepted year round, but expire at the
Mailing Address: end of the current membership year.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Call the OLLI office at 402-472-6265 for
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute additional information.
125 Human Sciences Bldg.
P.O. Box 830800
Lincoln, NE 68583-0800
IN-PERSON COURSE LOCATION KEY
Aldersgate United Methodist Church, SCC-CEC, Southeast Community College,
8320 South St. Continuing Education Center, 301 S. 68th St. Pl.
Bryan Health West, 2222 S 16th S Trinity United Methodist Church,
Lincoln Fencing Club, 2645 O St., Ste. 2 7130 Kentwell Ln
First-Plymouth Congregational Church, Union College, Lang Amphitheater-Krueger
2000 D St. Science and Math Bldg., 49th & Bancroft Sts.
Pioneers Park Nature Center, UNL Chase Hall, 3605 Fair St. (East Campus)
3201 S Coddington Ave. UNL Human Sciences Building,
1650 N. 35th St. (East Campus)
olli.unl.edu | 402-472-6265 | olli@unl.edu 3INSIDER O L L I
SHOWCAS E
COURSES
The Voice of the Osher Community
DISCOVER, EXPLORE AND ENGAGE.
Now watch individual segments of the OLLI Showcase
We have divided the OLLI Showcase video into four individual instructor segments. Easily tune into
each segment. Watch as often as you like and share the links with people you know. You can
also watch the segments on television on your cable TV educational access channels.
"Fall Bulb Planting" "The First Amendment”
(18 Minutes) (25 Minutes)
Sarah Browning Charlyne Berens
Extension Educator Professor Emeritus
Lancaster County Extension College of Journalism and
https://use.vg/0iapkv Mass Communications, UNL
https://use.vg/kIrMJV
"American Author
Willa Cather" "A Universe from Nothing"
(21 Minutes) (18 Minutes)
Andrew Jewell Skip Morris
Professor, UNL Libraries Retired Science Teacher
https://use.vg/wa3bhV https://use.vg/85cC88
Television Schedule
Get the entire television broadcast schedule at:
http://lnktv.lincoln.ne.gov/CablecastPublicSite/schedule?channel=2
• Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
and Sundays at 9:30 a.m.
• Tuesdays, Thursdays and Watch and Listen to the
Sundays at 4 p.m.
• Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
OLLI Showcase Program
CHARTER WINDSTREAM
Cable TV Provider ALLO
SEPCTRUM KINETIC
LNKTV EDUCATION
Channel 23 Channel 1303 Channel 1080
(Educational Access TV)
Web link: http://lnktv.lincoln.ne.gov/CablecastPublicSite/?channel=2
Find additional Web links and a schedule of programming at olli.unl.edu
4 Fall 2020 Term 2COVID-19: Policies and
Guidelines for Health and Safety
Facial Coverings Additional protective measures
The University of Nebraska is requiring all To optimize the wellbeing of everyone who
students, faculty, staff and visitors to wear a participates in the OLLI program, follow these
facial covering at all times when indoors on protocols:
the UNL campus. OLLI is also requiring facial • Practice physical distancing by maintaining 6
coverings to be worn indoors when courses/ feet of space between yourself and others
events meet off campus. If you do not have
• Self-monitor for symptoms and stay home
a facial covering, a disposable one will be
when ill or after having been exposed to
provided to you by the OLLI office.
someone known or suspected of having
Facial coverings are also required in outdoor COVID-19.
settings if physical distancing of 6 feet or more
for gathering practices is not possible.
There are no universal design standards for
facial coverings. However, the covering must
extend from the bridge of the nose to below
the chin:
• Reusable cloth facial coverings are
acceptable, as are disposable paper masks.
• Regardless of the type used, a facial
covering should not be designed with an
exhalation valve.
Drop a Course or Event Guest Policy
Contact the OLLI office if you would like Members may bring a guest to a single
to drop a course. Please call prior to class if space is available. Contact the
the beginning of a class or event that is OLLI office for approval and to make
offered one time and before the second arrangements.
class for courses that have multiple
weeks. Let us know if you would like to Weather Closings
enroll in an alternate course or want a If Lincoln Public Schools or UNL is
refund. closed or starts late due to weather
To cancel an event reservation, conditions, OLLI courses and events are
call the OLLI office before the also canceled. OLLI weekend courses
registration deadline date. and events are canceled if UNL cancels
courses or closes. Call the OLLI office
after 7 a.m. or check the OLLI website
(olli.unl.edu) for information.
olli.unl.edu | 402-472-6265 | olli@unl.edu 5OLLI/Winter Lecture Series Fall Symposium Fall Sunset Hike
Global Displacement: 21281EV
Political Conflict and We will go on a leisurely walk, 1 -2 miles,
Climate Change on uneven terrain to explore the vistas and
EVENTS
21280EV late fall sunset.
Event Date: Sat, Oct 17 Instructor: Andrea Faas, coordinator,
Pioneers Park Nature Center
Time: 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Facilitator: Kathy Putensen
Zoom Live Stream
Event Day/Date: Thu, Nov 19
Cost: $10
Time: 4-5:30 p.m.
Open to the public. Registration is
required. Location: Pioneers Park Nature Center,
Prairie Building
The symposium begins with an explanation
of the numbers and reasons for forced Enrollment Limit: 24
migration involving refugees, internally Cost: $10
displaced persons, asylum seekers and Registration Deadline: Mon, Nov 16.
those feeling no choice but to flee fragile Cancellation after registration deadline is
societies or failed states—often because non-refundable, unless cancelled by OLLI
of the ramifications of global warming.
The goal of the symposium is to increase
our understanding of the challenges of
forced displacement confronting the global
community and in the United States. View the Full Version
of the Catalog
Speakers:
• Leah Zamore, director, Humanities Crisis View the Term 2 catalog online
Program, New York University Center on to see full descriptions, images,
International Cooperation. and interactive links to websites
and videos.
• Viviane Clement, climate change
specialist in the Climate Change Group at Go to: https://olli.unl.edu
the World Bank. Click on the red tab “View Catalog”
• Dr. Kanta Kumari Riguard, an at the top of the screen.
environmental specialist and regional
climate change coordinator in the Africa
region of the World Bank Group.
• Elizabeth Ferris, research professor
with the Institute for the Study of
International Migration at Georgetown
University’s School of Foreign Service.
Sponsored by:
6 Fall 2020 Term 2The USA from 1890 to WWI: The Story Skulls Tell
Technology, World Fairs and 21204CR
Society Skulls give us important clues to the past.
MONDAYS
21201CR Join us for a virtual, interactive visit to
We will begin by watching a film about the Morrill Hall’s 4th floor “Cherish Nebraska”
Chicago World’s Fair of 1893, and short exhibit.
film clips of the Omaha Trans-Mississippi Instructor: Molly Bloom, volunteer
Exposition of 1898 and the St. Louis World coordinator, University of Nebraska State
Fair of 1904. Learn about 1800’s technology Museum
and the main events of the fairs. Time will Day/Date: Mon, Nov 2
be allotted for discussions. Time: 11 a.m.-12 p.m.
Instructor: Esa Jarvi, OLLI member Enrollment Limit: 100
Day/Dates: Mon, Oct 26, Nov 2, 9 Cost: $5
Time: 9-10:30 a.m.
Enrollment Limit: 35 A Journey Through
Cost: $15 the World of Yoga
21205CR
Cancer: A Guided There are several types and styles of yoga.
Two-Part Tour We will introduce you to four different
Many cancers are curable and certainly styles of yoga practice. All registrants must
treatable. Multimodal therapies are utilized have completed OLLI “Introduction to Yoga”
to the advantage of the patients afflicted course.
lled
with cancer. We will cover the current
nce
Instructor: Jane Williams, ERYT 20
Ca
understanding of inherited genetic changes Day/Dates: Mon, Oct 26, Nov 2, 9, 16
associated with the development of cancer. Time: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Instructors: From Nebraska Hematology Location: First-Plymouth Church,
Oncology—Mark Hutchins, M.D., medical Mayflower Hall
oncologist; Ashley Waldrep, physician Enrollment Limit: 12
assistant; Ingrida Pakalniskyte, advanced Cost: $30
practice registered nurse
Day/Dates: Mon, Nov 2, 9 The First Amendment:
Time: 9-10:30 a.m. Is It Always First?
Cost: $10 21206CR
Select how you would like to attend Americans highly value their First
this course. Amendment right to free expression, but
we also value other rights, and sometimes
In-Person
21202CR those rights clash with each other. We will
Location: SCC-CEC, Room 214 explore and discuss many current concerns.
Enrollment Limit: 20 Instructor: Charlyne Berens, professor
Zoom emeritus, College of Journalism and Mass
21203CR Communications, UNL, and OLLI member
Enrollment Limit: 30 Day/Dates: Mon, Oct 26, Nov 2, 9, 16, 30,
Dec 7
Time: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Enrollment Limit: 100
Cost: $30
olli.unl.edu | 402-472-6265 | olli@unl.edu 7Painting Paleo Life Select how you would like to attend
21207CR this course.
Join us for a live, interactive art tour of In-Person
21209CR
MONDAYS
Morrill Hall’s galleries. We will investigate
how artists such as Elizabeth Dolan and Location: SCC-CEC, Room 214
Mark Marcuson constructed exhibits and Enrollment Limit: 20
painted paleo life to complement the fossils Zoom
displayed. 21210CR
Instructor: Molly Bloom, volunteer Enrollment Limit: 30
coordinator, University of Nebraska State
Museum, UNL Moving in the Right Direction:
Day/Date: Mon, Nov 9 A Guide to Seniors’
Time: 11a.m.-12 p.m. Housing Related Issues
Enrollment Limit: 100 21211CR
Cost: $5 We will discuss the emotional issues
associated with any change, the various
Introduction to Slam Poetry housing options, health and safety
21208CR issues, home adaptations and financial
Matt Mason is the current Nebraska State considerations. We will also discuss the
Poet. Come experience Slam Poetry in this process of getting your home ready to sell
captivating session. and moving on to new opportunities.
Instructor: Matt Mason, Nebraska State Instructor: Bruce Hahn, Realtor, senior
Poet and executive director, Nebraska real estate specialist
Writers Collective, Omaha Day/Date: Mon, Nov 9
Day/Date: Mon, Nov 2 Time: 1-3 p.m.
Time: 1-2:30 p.m. Enrollment: 50
Enrollment Limit: 100 Cost: $5
Cost: $5
Saving a Life with CPR
Go with Your Gut: 21212CR
How to Promote a Learn about the latest developments in
Healthy Microbiome CPR, how to use an AED to shock the heart
Learn to understand gut health. We will when necessary and practice doing chest
discuss the microbiome–what it is, how compressions. Also, learn what to do when
it affects our body. Special attention will someone is choking. This class involves
be given to the composition of a diet that active participation. Offered in partnership
promotes gut health. with Bryan Health Care System.
Instructor: Anne Widga, registered Instructor: Mindi Jo Boettcher,
dietitian, health, wellness and fitness coordinator, Training Center, Bryan Medical
professional, and OLLI member Center
Day/Date: Mon, Nov 16 Day/Date: Mon, Nov 16
Time: 1-2:30 p.m. Time: 1-4 p.m.
Cost: $5 Location: Bryan Health West, Conference
Room A
Enrollment Limit: 12
Cost: $10
8 Fall 2020 Term 2Jazz 101
Through video and audio Add Us to Your List
examples, as well as some live of Email Contacts
MONDAYS
performance, we will shed light on how jazz Make sure you add olli@unl.edu to
musicians communicate. your list of email contacts. By adding
Instructor: Ed Love, music director of the our email address to your list of
Nebraska Jazz Orchestra, leader of his own contacts, you will ensure that you
jazz group and retired music educator receive the weekly “OLLI Connects”
Day/Dates: Mon, Nov 2, 9, 16, 30, Dec 7 newsletter in your inbox. If you
Time: 3-4:30 p.m. don’t, our newsletter may land in
Cost: $25 your junk/spam emails. Every email
Select how you would like to attend provider has a different way of
this course. adding contacts.
In-Person Remember to contact the OLLI office
21213CR if you have a change in your email
Location: Aldersgate United Methodist address. Email is the primary way
Church, Sanctuary we have of informing you of special
Enrollment Limit: 30 events and courses that come up
Zoom after the catalog has been printed
21214CR and mailed.
Enrollment Limit: 100 Example: Look for this icon in Gmail
Who Are the Instructors?
OLLI volunteer instructors are
active and retired professors,
experts from the community, peers
and OLLI members who want to
share their personal passion for a
subject.
Canceled, Full or Postponed
Courses and Events
If a course is canceled or full,
you will receive notice as soon
as possible. You will be given the
following options:
• Add your name to a wait list
• Register for an alternate course
• Receive a refund
olli.unl.edu | 402-472-6265 | olli@unl.edu 9The Art of Leadership Fossils on the Rotunda Floor
21215CR 21217CR
We will look at leadership in several Learn about the fossils, the mosaics,
TUESDAYS
venues—business, military, education, and what mosaics are depicting on the
government/political and populations Nebraska State Capitol’s Rotunda floor and
(e.g., millennials), as well as in disastrous in the Nebraska State Capitol.
situations. From this, we will develop Instructor: Bob Diffendal, professor
a description of what makes for highly emeritus, School of Natural Sciences, UNL
successful leadership. Day/Dates: Tue, Dec 1, 8
Instructor: Jim O’Hanlon, professor Time: 9-10:30 a.m.
emeritus, College of Education and Human Location: SCC-CEC, Room 404 (The
Sciences, UNL, and OLLI member December 8 meeting will be at the State
Day/Dates: Tue, Oct 27, Nov 3, 17, Dec 1 Capitol Rotunda)
Time: 9 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Enrollment Limit: 12
Enrollment Limit: 50 Cost: $10
Cost: $20
Fulfilling Whose Dream?
Invitation to Innovation at A Brief History of Black
Nebraska Innovation Campus America, from the Civil War and
21216CR Reconstruction to the Present
What does the Nebraska Innovation 21218CR
Campus (NIC) do and with whom do they We will look at the history of black America,
do it? Faculty and staff from NIC will from the Civil War’s end and reconstruction
answer this question. into the late-twentieth century, covering
Instructors: From Nebraska Innovation significant people, events, laws, social
Campus—Kate Engel, Director of conventions, movements, wars, culture, the
Communications and Culture; David Martin, military, sports, and other topics.
director of Nebraska Innovation Studio; Instructor: Thomas Berg, lecturer,
Shane Farritor, professor, Mechanical History, UNL
and Materials Engineering; Terry Howell, Day/Dates: Tue, Oct 27, Nov 3, 10, 17,
courtesy research professor, Biological Dec 1, 8
Systems Engineering, Food Processing Time: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Center; Ryan Anderson, director, Industry Enrollment Limit: 300
Relations Research Cost: $30
Day/Dates: Tue, Oct 27, Nov 3, 10, 17,
Dec 1
Time: 9-10:30 a.m.
Enrollment Limit: 100
Cost: $25
10 Fall 2020 Term 2Getting to Know Beethoven An Introduction to
Through His Music Cochlear Implants
21219CR 21221CR
TUESDAYS
During Beethoven’s 250th birthday year, we Cochlear implants are surgically implanted
will celebrate him by listening to his music and devices that provide hearing to people who
learning to understand why he was a genius. cannot benefit from hearing aids. We will
discuss recent research that is uncovering
Instructor: Elizabeth Grunin, adjunct
how hearing loss affects cognitive function
music lecturer at UNL, NWU, Union College,
and how improving hearing can help to
and Wayne State College
offset cognitive decline.
Day/Dates: Tue, Oct 27, Nov 3, 10, 17,
Dec 1, 8 Instructor: Michelle L. Hughes, associate
Time: 11 a.m.-12:30p.m. professor, director, Cochlear Implant
Enrollment Limit: 50 Research Laboratory, Barkley Memorial
Cost: $30 Center, UNL
Day/Date: Tue, Nov 10
Long Term Care Time: 1-2:30 p.m.
Planning Course Enrollment Limit: 25
Cost: $5
21220CR
We will address lawful and effective Fencing: The Human
strategies for families when planning for Chess Game
long term care. Loudon will specifically
address and explain the Medicaid spend 21224CR
down rules, community spouse exemptions Learn all about the sport ́s history; weapons &
and the five-year look back period. clothing; timing and scoring; and actually “suit
up” to fence foil, sabre and epee. You will be
Instructor: Andrew M Loudon, Attorney at fencing in no time. All equipment is provided.
Law, Ball, Loudon, Ebert & Brostrom, LLC. Dress: Sweatpants, tennis shoes. No sandals.
Day/Date: Tue, Oct 27
Time: 1-2:30 p.m. Instructor: Kit Boesch, fencing instructor
Enrollment Limit: 50 Day/Dates: Tues, Oct 27, Nov 3, 10, 17,
Cost: $5 Dec 1, 8
Time: 3-4:30 p.m.
Location: Lincoln Fencing Club (Free
parking and entrance in the rear)
Enrollment Limit: 15
Cost: $35
OLLI Volunteers
OLLI is a member-driven organization with volunteer leadership and committees that
keep OLLI functioning efficiently. Members are invited to join committees, become
classroom assistants or help with events and projects. To inquire about volunteering,
just contact the OLLI office at 402-472-6265 or email olli@unl.edu
olli.unl.edu | 402-472-6265 | olli@unl.edu 11Racial Equity in the Movies
America’s history includes an overwhelming number of stories of systemic
TUESDAYS
racism. Two movies based on real experiences, have been chosen for discussion.
One week before the discussions, you will receive information and trivia about the
movie. You will receive the Zoom link with your email Confirmation Receipt and your
reminder email.
Facilitators: Carol McClain and Pat Shepard
“Fruitdale Station” (2013) “Just Mercy” (2019)
21222CR 21223CR
The film depicts the story of Oscar After graduating from Harvard, Bryan
Grant III (Michael B. Jordan), a Stevenson (Michael B. Jordan) heads
22-year-old from Hayward, California, to Alabama to defend those wrongly
and his experiences on the last day of condemned or those not afforded
his life, before he was fatally shot by proper representation. One of his first
BART Police in the early morning hours cases is that of Walter McMillian, who
of New Year's Day 2009. is sentenced to die in 1987 for the
Run Time: 1 hr., 30 min. murder of an 18-year-old girl, despite
Rating: R (violence, drug use) evidence proving his innocence. In
Video available free on: Crackle the years that follow, Stevenson
and TubiVideo. Available for rent on encounters racism and legal and
Amazon Prime, Google Play, Hulu, and political maneuverings as he tirelessly
YouTube($3.99). fights for McMillian's life.
Discussion Day/Date: Oct 20 Run Time: 2 hr., 17 min.
Time: 2-3 p.m. Rating: PG-13
Enrollment Limit: 50 Video available free on: www.audible.
Cost: $5 com/freetrial; www.ideaflicks.com/
movie; www.chilimovie.com/free
Video available for rent on: Amazon
Prime ($.99); Google Play, Vudu, Apple
TV, and YouTube ($5.99.)
Discussion Day/Date: Nov 10
Time: 2-3 p.m.
Enrollment Limit: 50
Cost: $5
12 Fall 2020 Term 2Child Abuse and Day/Dates: Wed, Oct 28, Nov 4, 11
Child Advocacy Time: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAYS
21225CR Enrollment Limit: 12
This course will include summary Cost: $15
information about the different forms of
child abuse and the frequency of abuse. Digitizing Memories
The process of receiving services through 21228CR
the Lincoln Child Advocacy Center, the Do you have envelopes full of negatives or
various services and roles of staff at the slides? How about old photos stored in shoe
center will be explained. boxes under your bed? Are you wanting to
learn how to preserve prints, negatives or
Instructor: Stacie Bleicher, pediatric
slides in a more organized form? Bring four
specialist, Capital City Pediatrics
or five of these to this class and we will
Day/Date: Wed, Oct 28
explore the process of scanning and saving
Time: 9-10:30 a.m.
those prints digitally.
Enrollment Limit: 100
Cost: $5 Instructor: John Keller, adjunct professor,
Photography, Doane University and
Hospitals of the Future Southeast Community College
21226CR Day/Dates: Wed, Nov 18, Dec 2, 9
Technology is moving at a fast pace and Time: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
the ability to accomplish new advances Enrollment Limit: 12
depends on an organization’s ability to Cost: $15
hire the right people or firm to make giant
strides. We will also look into “Smart Tai Chi for Better Balance
Walls” that are available today, and how 21229CR
this technology will revolutionize how an Tai Chi is a nontraditional form of exercise
architect designs a 2025 hospital. used to help participants improve strength
and balance. We will also do Tai Chi
Instructor: Donald F. Costello, associate
stretches. Tai Chi benefits the body, mind
professor emeritus, Computer Science &
and spirit. Open your horizons to a new
Engineering, UNL
way to energize your inner self with a
Day/Dates: Wed, Nov 4, 11, 18
certified, experienced teacher.
Time: 9-10:30 a.m.
Enrollment Limit: 100 Instructor: Marsha Dunn, RN
Cost: $15 Day/Dates: Wed, Oct 28, Nov 4, 11, 18,
Dec 2, 9
Photography Using Time: 1-2:00 p.m.
Your Mobile Device Location: Trinity United Methodist Church
21227CR Enrollment Limit: 25
Are you interested in focusing on Cost: $30
photography using your mobile devices –
smart phones and tablets (not limited to Digital Photography
Apple products) –and doing some limited 21230CR
post-processing of these photographs? Want to gain a greater proficiency in digital
In preparation for the course, please photography while using an advanced
download Snapseed for photo processing to amateur camera (adjustable), mirrorless
your device. interchangeable lens camera (MILC) or
digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera?
Instructor: John Keller, adjunct professor,
This course is designed to provide you with
Photography, Doane University and
these fundamentals as you practice with
Southeast Community College
your own personal camera.
olli.unl.edu | 402-472-6265 | olli@unl.edu 13Instructor: John Keller, adjunct professor, have taken the Term 1 course to register
Photography, Doane University and for this course.
WEDNESDAYS
Southeast Community College Instructor: Qin Li, Instructor, Confucius
Day/Dates: Wed, Oct 28, Nov 4,11,18, Institute, UNL
Dec 2,9 Day/Dates: Wed, Oct 28, Nov 4, 11, 18,
Time: 1-2:30 p.m. Dec 2, 9
Enrollment Limit: 12 Time: 3-4:30 p.m.
Cost: $30 Enrollment Limit: 25
Cost: $30
Sleep May Be Dangerous
to Your Health History and Genres of Opera
21231CR 21234CR
Sleep disorders have been around since Opera incorporates acting, scenery,
ancient times and that history will be costumes and dance. Learn about the
explored. Symptoms, causes, complications different genres of opera, including opera
and the current best treatments available seria, characterized by serious, historical
for these sleep disorders will be explained. drama and classical themes, and opera
Instructor: Tim Lieske, pulmonologist, buffa, a comic opera.
board certified in sleep medicine, director, Instructor: Marina Fabrikant, professor,
Bryan Health Sleep Center Piano and Music Theory, Union College
Day/Dates: Wed, Oct 28, Nov 4 Day/Date: Wed, Oct 28, Nov 18, Dec 2
Time: 1-2:30 p.m. Time: 3-4:30 p.m.
Enrollment Limit: 75 Location: Union College, Krueger Science
Cost: $10 and Math Bldg. room 130 (Oct 28 & Nov
18) Amphitheatre (Dec 2). Parking is free.
Monet to Van Gogh: A History Enrollment Limit: 30
of Impressionism Part II Cost: $15
21232CR
Professor Richard Brettell, University of Gentle Yoga
Texas at Dallas, creates a vivid virtual 21236CR
museum in this “Great Courses” DVD series Mindful movements, breath-work
through which to appreciate the genius (pranayama), and relaxation is what this
and enduring accomplishments of the class is all about. Gentle Yoga will help to
Impressionists. Following presentations will improve your flexibility and balance while
be discussions. decreasing stress in your daily life. All
Facilitator: Bridget Cannon levels of practitioners are welcome.
Day/Dates: Wed, Oct 28, Nov 4,11,18, Instructor: Casey Weiss, Yoga Instructor,
Dec 2, 9 Juniper Spa and Yoga
Time: 1-2:30 p.m. Day/Dates: Thu, Oct 29, Nov 5, 12, 19,
Location: SCC-CEC, Room 404 Dec 3, 10
Enrollment Limit: 12 Time: 9-10:00 a.m.
Cost: $30 Zoom Live Stream
Enrollment Limit: 20
Chinese Culture in Film Part II Cost: $30
21233CR
We will screen some major Chinese films,
online, with English subtitles, centered on
different themes. This is a continuation
of the Term 1 course. You do not need to
14 Fall 2020 Term 2The Life and Times of Dictators Day/Dates: Thu, Oct 29, Nov 5, 12, 19,
21237CR Dec 3, 10
Learn of the dictators in the context Time: 11 a.m.-12 p.m.
THURSDAYS
of history. How were they similar? Enrollment: 50
What made them unique? The dictators Cost: $30
discussed will be Mao Zedong of China, Ho
Chi Minh of Viet Nam, Pol Pot of Cambodia, Writing Your Memoirs
Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, Tsar Nicholas 21240CR
II of Russia, Adolf Hitler of Germany, Discover how to tell the story of your life.
Leopold II of Belgium, Hideiki Tojo of Learn more about the nuts and bolts of
Japan, Ismail Enver Pasha of Turkey, and memoir writing as you share your wisdom
Joseph Stalin of Russia. and experience.
Instructor: Le Etta Sprackling, retired Instructor: Lucy Lien, writer and
educator and OLLI member published author, and OLLI member
Day/Dates: Thu, Oct 29, Nov 5, 12, 19, Day/Dates: Thu, Oct 29, Nov 5, 12, 19,
Dec 3, 10 Dec 3, 10
Time: 9-10:30 a.m. Time: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Location: UNL Human Sciences Bldg., Enrollment Limit: 12
Room 121, East Campus. A UNL parking Cost: $30
permit is required.
Enrollment Limit: 25 Big Bang Theory Revisited:
Cost: $30 A Universe from Nothing
21241CR
Renewable Energy Virtual Tour We will examine the universe from the
21238CR structure of individual atoms up to the
We will explore the renewable energy structure of the entire universe. Learn
sites including wind turbines, landfill gas about the different structural components
methane recovery and conversion into of the universe from sub-atomic particles
electricity, megawatt scale solar array, and to clusters of galaxies.
novel ways to store and move energy that Instructor: Skip Morris, retired high
promotes big energy savings. school physics and astronomy teacher, and
Instructor: F. John Hay, extension OLLI member
educator, Biological Systems Engineering, Day/Dates: Thu, Oct 29, Nov 5,12
UNL Time: 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Day/Date: Thu, Oct 29 Enrollment Limit: 100
Time: 9-10:30 a.m. Cost: $15
Enrollment Limit: 75
Cost: $5 Black Lives Matter:
“Tears We Cannot Stop”
Life Happens: Rehabilitation
21242CR
Virtual Tours
The current Black Lives Matter movement
21239CR had brought racial justice issues such as
Get an inside look at the best options so white privilege, implicit bias, antiracism,
you are prepared to make decisions. We lynching, demonstrations and riots, and
will provide you with rehab and recovering institutional racism to national awareness.
introduction and tips, including what you We will discuss these issues as we read and
need to know prior to the virtual tours. discuss Michael Eric Dyson’s transformative
Instructor: Karla Frese, Manager, Home book, “Tears That Cannot Stop: A Sermon
Care Partners of Nebraska to White America.”
olli.unl.edu | 402-472-6265 | olli@unl.edu 15Instructor: Cassandra Sasso, retired
professor and trial lawyer Backstage at the Rep: “The
Day/Dates: Thu, Oct 29, Nov 5, 12, 19, Continuum: Civil Rights to Black
THURSDAYS
Dec 3, 10 Lives Matter”
Time: 1-2:30 p.m. 21235CR
Location: UNL Chase Hall, Room 148, East The Nebraska Rep and the St. Louis
Campus. A UNL Parking permit is required. Black Rep kicked-off their two-year
Enrollment Limit: 14 #realchange collaboration on October 2
Cost: $30 with "The Continuum: Civil Rights to Black
Lives Matter." Join Nebraska Rep's Andy
Chinese Music Part II Park and Christina Kirk and St. Louis
21243CR Black Rep's Ron Himes for a conversation
We will listen to sample representative about their collaboration. Learn about
music pieces to appreciate and discuss in the exciting second event to take place
combination with Chinese music history, Friday, Nov 6, "Baldwin and the American
music aesthetics and other themes. This is Theatre." The event will feature excerpts
a continuation of the Term 1 course. You do from James Baldwin's "Blues for Mister
not need to have taken the Term 1 course Charlie" and "The Amen Corner." These
to register for this course. engaging and meaningful performances
will be followed by important
Instructor: Qin Li, instructor, Confucius
conversations with Himes, Park, and Kirk
Institute, UNL
as well as artists, activists, scholars, and
Day/Date: Thu, Oct 29, Nov 5, 12, 19,
you! Be a part of #realchange.
Dec 3, 10
Time: 3-4:30 p.m. Day/Date: Wed, Oct 28
Enrollment Limit: 25 Time: 3-4:30 pm
Cost: $30 Enrollment Limit: 100
Cost: $5
16 Fall 2020 Term 2Turn Friday into “Fri-Yay” Instructor: Brian Praeuner, transit
with Friday Fitness Club planner, Star Tran
21244CR Day/Date: Fri, Nov 6
Enjoy the “golden years” with a healthy and Time: 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
FRIDAYS
strong body. Each Friday, meet with the Location: SCC-CEC Room 406
certified personal trainer to discover ways Enrollment Limit: 12
to incorporate physical activity and fitness Cost: $5
into your everyday life. This is a health
and wellness class, where we will discuss Living Longer, Living Smarter
different wellness topics such as fitness, 21247CR
nutrition, and healthy lifestyle choices. The Living Longer, Living Smarter gives you
class will then go through some at-home the tools to plan for future housing needs,
exercises to learn proper form as well as caregiving considerations and financial
going through stretches as a group. Due stability. The information encompasses
to UNL closing at Thanksgiving break, this these steps: decide where you see yourself
course will be only four sessions. in the future and the options to consider,
create a comprehensive plan that includes
Instructor: Jen Beres, graduate assistant,
your home, health, finances and wishes.
Wellness Services & Nutrition Education,
Campus Recreation, UNL Instructor: Karla Frese, Manager, Home
Day/Dates: Fri, Oct 30, Nov 6, 13, 20 Care Partners of Nebraska
Time: 9-10:30 a.m. Day/Date: Fri, Nov 13, 20, Dec 4
Enrollment Limit: 60 Time: 11 a.m.- 12 p.m.
Cost: $20 Enrollment Limit: 50
Cost: $15
Prepare to Care:
Creating a Plan Black Lives Matter: An Update
21245CR 21248CR
You will receive a framework to help you The Black Lives Matter movement began
make plans to care for family members, after the death of Treyvon Martin in Florida
neighbors and friends. You will have in 2013, grew after the killing of Michael
opportunity to connect with other family Brown in Ferguson, Missouri in 2014, and
caregivers, exchange tips and advice, and grabbed the nation’s attention in 2020 with
learn about resources available to you and the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia,
your loved ones. Breonna Taylor in Kentucky and George
Floyd in Minnesota in 2020. Nebraska saw
Instructor: Karla Frese, Manager, Home
demonstration in support of BLM in Lincoln,
Care Partners of Nebraska
Omaha and other locales. We will hear from
Day/Date: Fri, Nov 6
people in the community, educators on
Time: 11 a.m.-12 p.m.
Black history, UNL personnel on diversity
Enrollment Limit: 50
measures and Unicameral members on
Cost: $5
legislation being prepared for the upcoming
session.
Access Lincoln from a
New Angle: Try Star Tran Facilitator: Marvin Almy
Day/Dates: Fri, Oct 30, Nov 6, 13, 20,
21246CR
Dec 4, 11
Learn the basics of riding StarTran bus and
Time: 1–2:30 p.m.
take a ride on a city bus to explore Lincoln
Enrollment Limit: 300
from a new angle. Students will receive a
Cost: $30
StarTran bus pass to use on their trip.
olli.unl.edu | 402-472-6265 | olli@unl.edu 17Contemporary
Nebraska Authors
21249CR
Lincoln author Joe Starita will talk about his book "A Warrior of the People," a biography of
FRIDAYS
Susan La Flesche, an Omaha Indian from Nebraska who became the first Native physician
in American history. Mary Pipher will speak about "Writing to Change the World," her book
on her training as a writer and advocacy writing. Stephanie Grace Whitson will present a
program on "Nebraska Stories," the real history and people who have inspired her novels.
Instructors: Joe Starita, Mary Pipher, Stephanie Grace Whitson, Nebraska authors
Day/Dates: Fri, Oct 30, Nov 6, 13
Time: 1-2:30 p.m.
Enrollment Limit: 100
Cost: $15
RECORDED COURSES ON
21250CR
Cost: $30
CANVAS
All of the following recorded video programs on the online platform CANVAS are available for a
single cost. Learn at your pace, on your own time and at your convenience. After registration,
we will email you instructions on how to access and use Canvas, and a “Join Code.”
Profiles in Courage: Political Risk- Beaufort
Takers of Yesterday and Today “A Conversation with Ron Stallworth,
Courtesy of OLLI at UNL the Real Life BlacKKKlansman”
Courtesy of OLLI at UTEP and UTEP
Age Related Diseases.
Humanities Program
Courtesy of OLLI at University of
Massachusetts-Boston Why Racial Equity and
Anti-Racism (Forum)
Wives and Lovers in Picasso’s Art:
Courtesy of University of Buffalo
From Loving Passion to Passionate
Aggression Coronavirus Update
Courtesy OLLI at University of Courtesy The Great Courses Plus and OLLI
Massachusetts-Boston at Florida State University
Fords, Flappers, and Fitzgerald Weather Workshops
Courtesy OLLI at University of Courtesy KOLN/KGIN TV Weather Team
Massachusetts-Boston
Andy Griffith, Master of Mayberry
Maintaining Optimum Courtesy Wayne County Government,
Brain Health & Fitness North Carolina
Courtesy OLLI at Cal State Chico
Ken Burns History Documentaries
A Rose By Any Other Name.
Learn to make roses. Courtesy OLLI at Virtual Art Museum Tours
UNF-Jacksonville Nostalgic Movies
Cheesemaking
Courtesy of OLLI at South Carolina-Beaufort
18 Fall 2020 Term 2TRAVEL WITH OLLI suitcase
AAA Nebraska, the Auto Club Group, makes OLLI travel arrangements. Their team is
focused on bringing you customized local to global educational travel experiences. OLLI
travel opportunities are open to members and non-members. All registration is handled by
TRAVEL
AAA Nebraska.
Lake Michigan Explore Alaska Moroccan Adventure
Circle tour featuring September 6-14, 2021 October 14-26, 2021
Mackinac Island Take a magical journey
Explore the last great
August 14-21, 2021 American frontier– to a world frozen in time.
OLLI and AAA Nebraska Alaska. This land From the amazing cuisine,
are planning a trip to excursion includes hotel incredible bazaars and
Mackinac Island in August accommodations for historic architecture,
2021. Take a step back eight nights, as well as Morocco is a world all its
in time with us to visit some incredible included own. From the Sahara
an island with old world activities. OLLI and AAA Desert to Casablanca, Fes
Victorian charm. Once Nebraska have custom to Marrakesh, a journey of
on the island, the sounds built a land tour that allows history and wonderment
of horses and carriages you to experience Alaska awaits you!
are heard throughout with a small group.
the streets. Automobiles This trip is a rescheduled
are not permitted on the travel event from 2020. All
island. The main forms of registrants from 2020 will
transportation are horse- have priority to register.
drawn carriage, bicyle and
by foot.
For more information and trip registration:
• Check the OLLI Travel Opportunities Webpage,
https://olli.unl.edu/travel-opportunities.
• Check your email for our enewsletter, OLLI
Connects. If you are not receiving our newsletter,
please email olli@unl.edu and request to be
placed on the list.
• Call AAA Nebraska for more information at
1-800-887-4971 or email Ron Metz at
rlmetz@acg.aaa.com
olli.unl.edu | 402-472-6265 | olli@unl.edu 19INTEREST GROUPS
There is no fee to attend and you do not need register. Information about starting a new
interest group is available online at: https://olli.unl.edu/committee-resources.
Questions? Contact Stan Riggle at archaeogastropoda@hotmail.com, 402-435-0900; or
Doug Wood at Wooddb137@gmail.com, 402-217-0511.Watch for our email newsletter “OLLI
Connects” for information on interest group meetings.
Some OLLI interest groups are meeting on the online video conferencing platform,
Zoom. Contact the facilitators of group for more information.
Talkin’ Baseball My Backyard
Contact: Marvin Almy, hmalmy@aol.com, Contact: Bob McCollough,
402-786-5856 rmccollough@neb.rr.com, 402-875-1424
Biking the Trails OLLI’s Ping Pong Players (OPPPs)
Contact: Roger Adams, rogerladams@ Contact: Larry McClure,
me.com, 402-304-0962; Bob Kunz, lmerkmcclure@yahoo.com
bob.kunz65@gmail.com, 402-484-5902
Politics
Birdwatching Contact: Marvin Almy, hmalmy@aol.com,
Contact: Esa Jarvi, 402-786-5856
esajarvibirding@gmail.com
Blogspot reference: Out to Lunch
http://ollibirdinggroup.blogspot.com/ Contacts: Sherry Leeright,
duckmom_2000@yahoo.com, 402-817-8406;
Card Club/Dominoes Nancy Whitman, newhit34@gmail.com,
Contact: Diane Ohlson, 402-488-8416
ladydi6347@yahoo.com
Reading Groups
Conversational Spanish Contact: Kay Rockwell,
Contact: Jack McGann, krockwell1@unl.edu, 402-484-5431
jackmcgann1@mac.com
Sketch
Drone Interest Group Contact: Stan Riggle, archaeogastropoda@
Contact: Jerry Smithers, hotmail.com, 402-435-0900
jsmithers@neb.rr.com
Science & Technology
German Language and Culture Contacts: Stan Riggle, 402-435-0900,
Contacts: Ken Gobber, kengobber@ archaeogastropoda@hotmail.com
hotmail.com; David Dyke, drdrdmd@
Ukulele
me.com, 402-470-7211
Contact: Pat King, patfking123@gmail.com
International Affairs Discussion Group
Walking
Contact: Peter Levitov, plevitov1@unl.edu
Contact: Karen Harris,
Meditation kharris555@gmail.com
Contact: Margaret Rickers,
Woodworking
frickers@neb.rr.com
Contact: Michael Jess, michaeljess3@gmail.
com, 402-802-8921
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This WAIVER and RELEASE OF LIABILITY was executed this ____ day of ___________ 2____, at Lincoln, Lancaster County,
State of Nebraska by _____________________, (Releasor) in favor of the UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA and its Regents,
Officers, Employees, Instructors, Staff, agents, operators, successors, and assigns (University).
The Releasor wishes to participate in Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) Activities. In consideration for the privilege of
participation in the program, the Releasor consents and agrees to the following:
1. Releasor certifies that he/she is physically capable of participating in the Activities and that he/she will take
responsibility for physical fitness and capability to perform under normal conditions of the Activities. Releasor is
encouraged to get his/her physician’s opinion prior to participating in any OLLI Activities. In the event of a medical
emergency, the University of Nebraska or its representatives have my permission to take whatever measures they deem
reasonable to render assistance and that I will be financially responsible for any expenses involved.
2. Releasor realizes that participation in the Activities involves certain risks and dangers. Releasor has hereby been made
aware that participation in the Activities may have the following non-exclusive list of certain risks which I accept: death;
head, eye, neck, and spinal injury resulting in complete or partial paralysis; brain damage; heart attack; blisters; cuts;
lacerations; abrasions; concussions; contusions; strains; sprains; dislocations; fractures; cold and heat injuries; water
immersion; drowning; lightning strikes; injury to bones, joints, muscles, internal organs; and environmental conditions.
In addition, I understand and accept the incidental risks of travel to and from the site of activity; participation at sites that
may be remote from available medical assistance; and the possible reckless conduct of other participants.
3. Consequently, while understanding that the UNIVERSITY has taken precautions to provide organization, supervision,
and equipment for reasonable safety, Releasor assumes joint and personal responsibility for safety while participating in
the Activities. Pursuant to that joint and personal responsibility, Releasor agrees to comply with the instructions and
direction of representatives and staff members of the University. Releasor understands that failure to abide by the
instructions and rules may result in his/her termination from the activity. Releasor accepts personal responsibility to
ensure that any equipment needed to participate in the the Activities and used by the Releasor is safe and functioning
properly and to refrain from causing loss or damage to the property of the University. Releasor realizes that he/she is
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activity site, the University is NOT responsible for any damage caused by or arising from Releasor’s use of such
vehicle. Furthermore, Releasor acknowledges that he/she is solely responsible for any action he/she takes outside the
scope of those actions permitted by the University for purposes of the particular activity regardless if occurring before,
during, or after the duration of the activity. Releasor agrees to follow University policies when operating a University
owned vehicle.
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UNIVERSITY for property damage, personal injury, or wrongful death arising as a result of his/her engaging in, using
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or however the same may occur. Releasor hereby voluntarily waives any and all claims or actions resulting from
ordinary negligence, both present and future, that may be made by Releasor’s family, estate, personal representative,
heirs, or assigns.
I have read and understand that this WAIVER is intended to be as broad and inclusive as permitted by the laws of the State of
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agreement I am giving up legal rights and remedies, which may be available to me for ordinary negligence of the UNIVERSITY.
I further agree to follow and abide by the regulations and rules of the UNIVERSITY as they pertain to the Activities and to
reimburse and make good to the UNIVERSITY any loss, damage, or cost the UNIVERSITY may have to pay as a result of my
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Address City State Zip Code
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Date ____________ Date ______________ _____ Refund/Cancellation
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I am a current 2020-2021 OLLI member. $0
I am purchasing a new or renewing membership. Cost $75
I am purchasing a NET discounted membership. Cost $65 NET Member #___________________ Exp________ $_________
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