OLLI Winter 2022 Course Catalog

WINTER 2022 Course Brochure

Take a second course for HALF PRICE!

First Class for New Members $55 Why Not Bring a Guest?

New Faculty Dave Radlauer: Big Bands Course Recordings Now Available

Table of Contents Letter from Dr. Kathie Henderson 1 What’s New for Winter 2022? 2 Course Calendar 3 Winter Session Courses, Workshops and Discussion Groups 5 Winter 2022 Registration: FAQ 11 OLLI Honor Roll 12 Registration Information 14 Contact Us: Phone: (415) 458-3763 Email: olli@dominican.edu Website: dominican.edu/olli

OLLI Staff Katherine Henderson Director

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Calum MacKechnie Associate Director

Michelle van Kriedt Assistant Director

sher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dominican University of California is an academic program founded in 2004 and supported by a generous endowment from the Bernard Osher Foundation, the resources of the University, and member donations and tuition.

There are three categories of membership in OLLI: Basic Members who take between one and five courses throughout the year, Session Members who take up to four courses in any one session and Premium Members who take UNLIMITED courses in the fall, winter, and spring sessions.

Scholarships are available for members who qualify.

Letter from the Director

During my more than 50 years of teaching and administration in higher education, I have worked for a significant period of time at each of three Universities: the College of New Rochelle, Point Park University, and Dominican University. Each job at each institution was rewarding in its own way. However, only with OLLI at Dominican was I there at the beginning and hence able to realize to a significant degree my own vision of higher education. This vision is based on a single strong belief: that the liberal arts are the most valuable form of study. Whereas other forms may help you get or keep a job, the liberal arts enable you to shape a significant and true philosophy of life.

For the pleasure of directing OLLI for 15 years, I thank all of you reading these words and all who came to OLLI Dominican before you.

Sincerely,

Kathie Henderson

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Dear OLLI Friends and Members,

Winter Session 2022

What’s New for Winter 2022?

Half Price Discount on a Second Course

Tutorial on Recorded Courses

This session, we are offering a special discount for any Basic member who wishes to add a second class. Adding a second course will now cost only half the regular price, saving you up to $75. Call OLLI at (415) 458-3763 to take advantage of this offer.

Wednesday, Dec. 8, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. on Zoom.

New Faculty We are very fortunate to welcome Dave Radlauer to OLLI this session. Dave has many years of experience as a radio host in the Bay area, and is an acknowledged expert on the music of the Swing Era. We are sure you’ll enjoy this new course, with Dave’s insightful commentary and the amazing music of the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s!

Course Recordings Now Available We started to provide recordings in summer 2021 and we hope more members will take advantage. NOTE: Course recordings are only available to members who are registered for a course that is being recorded.

New Member Special Discount

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Please let your friends and family know – any new member gets the first course for only $55, plus a $20 membership fee.

That’s quite a bargain!

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See OLLI Events page on our website for details.

This free how-to session will cover: • Logging into/registration with Panopto for the first time (for new users) • Logging into Panopto (existing users) • Receiving an email when you have been added to a course folder • Navigating around Panopto and course recording folders • Contacting Panopto support • Accessing Panopto from the OLLI website

Why Not Bring a Guest?

OLLI encourages you to bring a friend or family member to experience our amazing courses. How it works: You may invite a friend to ONE class. The first visit, as a guest to the course, is free but if your friend wishes to continue, they will need to register and pay.

And, don’t forget, with Zoom, you can join from anywhere in the country.

Winter Session 2022

OLLI Winter Session | Jan. 10 - March 14 MONDAYS

Course

Instructor

Morning Session 10 – 11:40 a.m. (eight weeks) Jan. 10 - March 14

The Kennedys

Mick Chantler, MA

Iran and the Biden Administration

Farhad Mansourian

ZOOM - RECORDED* Afternoon Session 2 – 3:40 p.m. (eight weeks) Jan. 10 - March 14 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

TUESDAYS Morning Session 10 – 11:40 a.m. (six weeks)* Jan. 25 - March 1 ZOOM - RECORDED*

Course

Instructor

The Balkans

Darren Zook, PhD

21st Century Threats

Michael Baker, MD

Impressionism to Modernism: Four Iconic Artists

Linda Loveland Reid

The Economist Discussion Group

Robert Garb and Lynn Sieben

*note later start date

Afternoon Session 2 – 3:40 p.m. (four weeks) Jan. 11 - Feb. 1

Afternoon Session 2 – 3:40 p.m. (four weeks) Feb. 8 - March 1 ZOOM - RECORDED* Discussion Group 4 – 5:30 p.m. (eight weeks) Jan. 11 - March 1 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

WEDNESDAYS

Course

Instructor

Morning Session 10:20 – Noon (eight weeks) Jan. 12 - March 2 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

Imperial China

Douglas Lee, PhD

Afternoon Session 2 – 3:40 p.m. (six weeks) Jan. 12 - Feb. 16 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

Exploring Broadway

James Sokol, MBA

Discussion Group 4 – 5:30 p.m. (eight weeks) Jan. 12 - March 2 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

Global Issues Discussion Group

Michael Bremer

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ZOOM - RECORDED*

Winter Session 2022 THURSDAYS

Course

Instructor

Morning Session 10 – 11:40 a.m. (four weeks) Jan. 13 - Feb. 3 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

The Economy: Where Are We? Where Are We Going?

Mike Arnold, PhD

Morning Session 10 – 11:40 a.m. (four weeks) Feb. 10 - March 3 ZOOM - RECORDED*

Dutch Art

Avril Angevine

Van Morrison

Pete Elman, MA

Discussion Group 4 – 5:30 p.m. (eight weeks) Jan. 13 - March 3 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

The Socratic Circus Discussion Group

Mitch Grunat

FRIDAYS

Course

Instructor

Morning Session 10:20 – Noon (eight weeks) Jan. 21 - March 11 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

Republics: Their Rise and Fall

Doug Kenning, PhD

Morning Session 10 – 11:40 a.m. (eight weeks) Jan. 14 - March 4 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

Flash Fiction: A Writing Workshop

Diane Frank, MA

Afternoon Session 2:20 – 4 p.m. (eight weeks) Jan. 21 - March 11 ZOOM - NOT RECORDED

Swing and the Big Bands

Dave Radlauer

Afternoon Session 2 – 3:40 p.m. (eight weeks) Jan. 13 - March 3 ZOOM - RECORDED*

In the event of cancellations for reasons beyond our control, every effort will be made to offer make-up or substitute classes or courses. Course credit will be awarded to anyone who cannot attend the make-up or substitute classes.

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*Recorded courses are available only to OLLI members enrolled in the specific course. Access to the recorded content will be available through the end of the Winter 2022 Session, March 18, 2022. **These courses will be held in person, subject to confirmation by the Dominican University Registrar’s Office.

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Winter Session 2022

MONDAYS The Kennedy Dynasty, Mick Chantler, MA Jan. 10 - Mar. 14 (Eight weeks – No class Jan. 17; Feb. 21) | 10 - 11:40 a.m.

Zoom — Recorded* America has had a number of prominent family political dynasties over its 250 year history, but none was more influential—or glamorous—over a prolonged stretch of time than Joseph Kennedy and his progeny. For over seven decades, a Kennedy served on government commissions, in the diplomatic corps, in the halls of Congress and the Senate, and for a brief one thousand days, in the White House. In this course, we will examine the personal lives and political careers of these remarkable men and women.

Iran and the Biden Administration, Farhad Mansourian Jan. 10 - Mar. 14 (Eight weeks – No class Jan. 17; Feb. 21) | 2 - 3:40 p.m.

Zoom — Not Recorded For the past 40 years, despite all attempts by every American administration to reason with, negotiate with, contain, and change the behavior of the Islamic Republic of Iran Regime, the Ayatollahs have continued to be the world’s number one sponsors of terror worldwide, and the greatest threat to regional security and stability. The goal of this course is to provide a comprehensive look at the decision-making process in Iran and what they want to accomplish. We will study the DNA of the Islamic Republic and their decision-making process. We will examine their “Election” process. Who is in charge? Where are the corridors of power? What do they want?

What are their red lines? What are some of the most significant conflicts between the system of the Islamic Republic in Iran and western democracies?

TUESDAYS Understanding the Balkans: A Political and Cultural Tour, Darren Zook, PhD Jan. 25 - Mar. 1 (Six weeks) | 10 - 11:40 a.m. | Zoom — Recorded* The Balkans have always been at the crossroads of European history, existing simultaneously on the eastern edge of Europe and the western edge of Eurasia and the Middle East. This course will explore and explain the Balkans on their own terms, and will cover Greece, Albania, and all of the countries that composed the former Yugoslavia.

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TUESDAYS cont.

21st Century Threats, Michael Baker, MD Jan. 11 - Feb.1 (Four weeks) 2 - 3:40 p.m. | Zoom — Recorded* Threats to our safety and security are in the news and certainly seem to be multiplying.

In these four lectures I will review personal and family disaster preparedness, explain biological threats, discuss the dangerous hotspots around the world that could ignite a global conflict, and finish with a look at how future wars are likely to be fought.

Disasters, biological warfare, pandemics, rising nationalism, cyber war, robots, and artificial intelligence seem to be coming out of Pandora’s box and although somewhat scary, they demand our attention and best efforts to prepare and defeat them.

Impressionism to Modernism: Four Iconic Artists, Linda Loveland Reid Feb. 8 - Mar. 1 (Four weeks) 2 - 3:40 p.m. | Zoom — Recorded* Week 1: John Singer Sargent: By 1856, Sargent was wildly famous. His “sitters” included the rich and famous. An expatriate, Paris was home until a scandalous painting drove him to England.

Week 2: Barnes Collection: Dr Albert C. Barnes had 180 Reniors in his massive collection of Impressionists, including Cezanne, Monet, Gauguin, Picasso, and Matisse.

Later, the tenets of his will blocked access to this art, sparking a 70-year legal battle.

Week 3: Gauguin: Gauguin’s art speaks of love but has roots in the darker side. His modern style pitted him against the norms of society. Let’s explore this enigmatic artist.

Week 4: Judy Chicago: In the 1970s, Judy Chicago was leading the pack for women’s rights. Her iconic art piece is The Dinner Party. We will review her life and many works.

TUESDAYS

The Economist Discussion Group, Robert Garb and Lynn Sieben, moderators

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Jan. 11 - March 1 (Eight weeks) | 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. | Zoom — Not Recorded The Economist magazine provides unbiased reporting and thought-provoking articles on global political and economic developments. Each week we will review 5-6 articles from the current week’s issue. Class participants are expected to volunteer to lead a discussion on at least one article. Participants must subscribe or have access to current editions of The Economist (on-line or paper copies, also available at most libraries) and be familiar with Zoom. Information on subscriptions, student rates and special rates is available at 1-800-456-6086 or economistsubscriptions.com.

Note: A Zoom tutorial will be held for new participants on equipment and etiquette prior to the first group meeting.

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WEDNESDAYS Imperial China: Chinese History from 221 BC to 1900 CE, Douglas Lee, PhD Jan. 12 - March 2 (Eight weeks) | 10:20 - noon | Zoom — Not Recorded This course is a cultural history of Imperial China, starting with the Qin (Ch'in) Dynasty in 221 BCE and ending with the Qing (Ch'ing) Dynasty in 1911 CE. Because there are so many dynasties, which span more than two millennia, the course will focus primarily on the major ones, such as the Qin, Han, Tang, Song (Sung), Ming and Qing dynasties. Consideration will be given to discussing the broad constructs of art, architecture, science/technology, philosophy, literature, society/ culture, language, religion, and popular culture, as contextualized by the political narrative and China's evolving foreign relations.

Exploring Broadway: Game Changers, James Sokol, MBA Jan. 12 - Feb. 16 (Six weeks) | 2 - 3:40 p.m. | Zoom — Not Recorded As our culture has changed over the years, so too have Broadway musicals shifted to reflect our altering tastes, interests, priorities, lives. The artform itself has changed reflecting innovations in writing, scoring, production, publicity and more. Join popular San Francisco Bay Area instructor James Sokol to explore some of the Broadway musicals that broke new ground and shaped the evolution of this popular and indigenous art form. Video performance clips bring the magic & excitement of musical theater into our discussion.

Global Issues Discussion Group, Michael Bremer, moderator Jan. 12 - March 2 (Eight weeks) | 4 - 5:30 p.m. | Zoom — Not Recorded We are an interactive group with a healthy exchange of ideas. Our aim is to develop a deeper understanding of global problems and world issues while having fun learning.

For the Winter Semester, we plan to use topics from the “Great Decisions” program, developed by the Foreign Policy Association. Participants would need to purchase their booklet ($32) from the FPA website Foreign Policy Asso.. The Fall group had a great time discussing Organized Crime, US Foreign Policy, Disinformation and other interesting subjects. Classes will respectfully tolerate and encourage a wide range of opinions.

Note: A Zoom tutorial will be held for new participants on equipment and etiquette prior to the first group meeting.

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Winter Session 2022

THURSDAYS The Economy: Where Are We? Where Are We Going?

Mike Arnold, PhD Jan. 13 - Feb. 3 (Four weeks) | 10 - 11:40 a.m. | Zoom – Not Recorded Imagine what we’ll know by the end of this year. Is the pandemic over? It’s left a long trail of challenges, but one of them (hopefully) will not be economic growth. Is the economy growing robustly as we now expect? Did the Rescue Plan work, and what is to become of all of that debt that was created? What are the coming challenges and what are the prospects?

How employers are changing the workplace? Are people still working from home?

Dutch Art, Avril Angevine, MA Feb. 10 - Mar. 3 (Four weeks) 10 - 11:40 a.m. | ZOOM – Recorded* Early Netherlandish artists achieved an unmatched level of reality and fantasy in the works of Jan van Eyck, Hieronymous Bosch and Pieter Breughel. By the 17th century, the first real art market saw the development of specialized genres: landscapes, seascapes, church interiors, tavern scenes, and still lifes, and the mastery of Rembrandt, Rubens, and Vermeer.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, van Gogh, Mondrian, and Magritte helped create modern art, and the tradition of innovation continues today.

Van Morrison and the Music of the Belfast Cowboy, Pete Elman, MA Jan. 13 - Mar. 3 (Eight weeks) 2 - 3:40 p.m. | ZOOM – Recorded* Van Morrison’s career has spanned 57 years, ranging from the early R&B of his band Them to his masterpieces, Astral Weeks and Moondance, into the 1970’s when he achieved superstardom. Morrison has gone from one genre to another, yet always staying true to the themes of jazzy rhythm and blues and Celtic folk of his ancestors.

We will break down that extraordinary catalog into eight periods, chronicling his evolution as a man and a musician.

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The Socratic Circus: A Salon, Mitch Grunat, moderator Jan. 13 - March 3 (Eight weeks) | 4 - 5:30 p.m. | Zoom – Not Recorded The Socratic Circus is a salon where you will find intelligent and thoughtful discussion on myriad topics. Each week the group selects challenging, and at times controversial, subjects to discuss. Our goal is not to change anyone’s mind, rather, we look at each issue from a big picture perspective and attempt to understand its essence, as well as engage in intellectually stimulating conversation. Prerequisites: Must have opinions and be willing to share, listen, and maintain civility at all times.

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FRIDAYS Republics: Their Rise and Fall, Doug Kenning, PhD Jan. 21 - Mar. 11 (Eight weeks. No class Jan. 14) 10:20 - noon | Zoom – Not Recorded All Republics after Rome look back to Romulus’ village of refugees and migrants that threw off tyranny to become the Roman Republic. In time the free poor of Rome achieved political equality with the upper classes, but the class struggle never ceased.

We'll look at ancient, medieval, Renaissance, and modern republics, consulting Aristotle, Machiavelli, Hobbes, Locke, Montesquieu, Rousseau, Adams, and Hannah Arendt. We will watch republics fall into factionalism, and finally collapse gratefully into dictatorship, as Plato predicted they must.

Flash Fiction and Short Short Stories: A Writing Workshop, Diane Frank, MA Jan. 14 - Mar. 4 (Eight weeks.) 10 - 11:40 a.m. | Zoom – Not Recorded Flash fiction presents a glimpse into a door that opens, shines and closes – on one sheet of paper. It’s a short short story. Micro fiction is a universe that shines in one elegantly crafted paragraph – a journey that begins, travels, twists and resolves in a brief moment of time. This workshop introduces the cutting edge of a new genre – with minimal use of language for maximum impact. Flash fiction can be memoir-based, dream-based, or totally invented. Diane's teaching style is joyful, loving, and intuitive.

Swing and the Big Bands: How They Helped Shape America, Dave Radlauer Jan. 21 - Mar. 11 (Eight weeks. No class Jan. 14) 2:20 - 4 p.m. | Zoom – Not Recorded Every generation wants its own music. This course offers a lively overview of the Swing and Big Band music that swept across America engaging a generation whose courtship rites focused on dancing the Foxtrot and that sustained them through a global conflict. Novel dance rhythms, precision horn sections and growing musical complexity offered unparalleled impact in popular music. In this hothouse Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Count Basie and Billie Holiday shaped a new musical idiom, launching a second flowering of America’s most original art form, Jazz.

*Recorded courses are available only to OLLI members enrolled in the specific course. Access to the recorded content will be available through the end of the Winter 2022 Session, March 18, 2022. **These courses will be held in person, subject to confirmation by the Dominican University Registrar’s Office.

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Winter Session 2022

OLLI Registration: Frequently Asked Questions When does registration begin?

What is the OLLI guest policy?

Registration for the Winter 2022 Session opens Wed., December 1, for Premium Members and Mon., December 6, for Basic and Session Members. Visit dominican.edu/olli.

ING A Guests are welcome — the more, FRIEND! the merrier! You may invite a friend, or friends, to visit a course once; however, guests must register for the course in order to continue beyond a first visit.

How do I register?

There are two ways to register. Visit dominican.edu/olli and click the Register Online button on our website,

REGISTER ONLINE or complete and mail the paper form on the opposite page to OLLI, Dominican University, 50 Acacia Avenue, San Rafael, CA 94901.

May I register by phone?

If you are having trouble registering online, we can help. Contact our office for assistance: email olli@dominican.edu or call (415) 458-3763.

How do I know my enrollment is confirmed?

You will receive your confirmation via email.

What is the OLLI refund policy?

Members are eligible for a refund of all fees minus an administrative fee of $25, if a written request is received via email, at least one week before the first class of the session.

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Does OLLI offer scholarships?

Yes. If you wish to be considered for a scholarship, please send an email with the subject line SCHOLARSHIP. Include your contact information and most recent tax statement (the page with the taxable income).

We recommend that you send your request before December 6. If you are selected for a scholarship, you pay only the membership fee of $20 each session and may attend two courses per session.

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Are discounts offered on courses?

Yes. Individuals who have never taken a Dominican OLLI course are eligible for a NEW TO OLLI discount on their first course.

Also, Dominican University faculty, staff, and alumni are eligible for discounts. Please note: discounts are not extended to family members. Discounts must be applied by office personnel. Contact the office for assistance.

Are the OLLI offices open on the Dominican campus?

As of the time of this printing, the OLLI oncampus offices are open on Mondays and Wednesdays, but please call first, since we are often in class. During business hours, we are available to assist OLLI members via phone: (415) 458-3763.

For the courses on Zoom, if two of us live in the same household, are we obliged to register and pay as individual OLLI members?

On this issue we would like to appeal to your sense of honesty. The pandemic reduced enrollments, and OLLI’s ability to function depends on member tuition. If you are able to register and pay as individuals, we ask you to do so.

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Winter Session 2022

OLLI Registration Information

Registration for the Winter 2022 Session is available online and via the paper form. Register online at dominican.edu/olli.

If you require assistance, simply call our office at 415-458-3763 or send an email to olli@dominican.edu. Registration opens December 1 for Premium Members and December 6 for Basic and Session Members.

COURSE: (C8=8 weeks, C6=6 weeks etc.), Discussion Group (DG), Workshop (W) ✔ MONDAYS

✔ TUESDAYS

✔ WEDNESDAYS

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The Kennedys C8

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The Balkans C6

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Imperial China C8

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The Movies of the 1950’s C8

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21st Century Threats C4

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Exploring Broadway C6

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Impressionism to Modernism C4

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Global Issues Discussion Group DG8

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The Economist Discussion Group DG8

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The Economy: Where Are We? C4

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Dutch Art C4

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Van Morrison C8

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Republics: Their Rise and Fall C8

The Socratic Circus Discussion Group DG8

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Flash Fiction and Short Short Stories W8

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Swing and the Big Bands C8

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✔ FRIDAYS

In the event of classes or courses canceled for reasons beyond our control, every effort will be made to offer make-up or substitute classes or courses. Course credit will be awarded to anyone who cannot attend the make-up or substitute classes.

MEMBERSHIP AND FEES: MEMBERSHIP (ONE PER PERSON)

COST

*NEW TO OLLI PRICING

Premium Membership Winter & Spring 2022

$750 - unlimited courses in Winter & Spring Sessions $650

Session Membership Winter 2022

$350 - up to four courses in the Winter Session

$250

Basic Membership Winter 2022

$20 membership fee + applicable course fees

$20

COURSE, WORKSHOP, AND DISCUSSION GROUP FEES: To calculate the Grand Total add the Membership Fee + Course/Discussion Group Fees.

TYPE

PREMIUM

SESSION

BASIC

*NEW TO OLLI PRICING

8 Week course (C8)

$0

$0

$150

$55*

6 week course (C6)

$0

$0

$120

$55*

4 week course (C4)

$0 each

$0 each

$90 each

$55*

Workshop (W8)

$50

$50

$200

NO DISCOUNT

Discussion Group (DG8)

$0

$0

$60

NO DISCOUNT

*NOTE: Basic members may now add a second course for only half the usual fee. In order to receive the NEW TO OLLI fee or the new 50% discount on a second course, call to register with the OLLI office at (415) 458-3763.

TOTAL FEES

Tax-deductible Donation to OLLI General Fund Tax-deductible Donation to Scholarship Fund B. Total Fees Grand total of membership and other fees (A +B)

Address:

PAYMENT INFORMATION ❑ Check enclosed OR Please charge my account: ❑ Visa ❑ MasterCard ❑ American Express

City:

Name on card:

State/Zip:

Account Number:

Phone:

Expiration Date:

Email:

Signature:

Name:

*In order to receive the NEW TO OLLI TUITION, prospective members must contact the OLLI office. Note: status is verified by records of past OLLI participation.

Winter Session 2022

OLLI HONOR ROLL: JULY 1, 2020 - JUNE 30, 2021 The OLLI Staff are grateful to the many loyal members of OLLI who so generously made financial contributions during the fiscal year July 2020-June 2021. Thank you so much!

$5,000 AND ABOVE Anonymous Iris and Daniel Winey Charitable Fund Muller Family Foundation

$1,000-$4,999

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Howard Brownstein Elizabeth Burd Beverly Cantello Michael Chantler Clayscott Insurance Agency, Inc. Katherine Henderson Henri and Jeanne Lese David and Judy Reinstein Barbara Russell Gretchen Saeger Robert Shores Cheryl Sorokin Stein Family Fund John and Marilyn Swieconek

$500 - $999 Lisa Allanson Merrie Callinan Linda Gomez Theani LouskosCallahan

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Diane Lynch Nancy Mattson Barbara Otto Robert and Judith Leet Charitable Fund Carol Rothman Jeffrey Skinner Julia Strauss John Sutro Ruth Whiting

$250 - $499 Caroline Buckles Elkin Family Fund Bruce Hall Sally Held Gwyneth Lister Stephanie Long Susan Malone Janet McAllister Janet Ostler Barbara Romain Donald Smith Therese Stawowy

$100 - $249 Marian Buckhart Janice Anderson-Gram Vicki Bandel Lee Battat Barbara Becker Joan Bergsund Joanne Bjork

Sanda Blockey Kay Brown Ernest Bryant Marian Buckhart Caroline Buckles Wayne Bulette Janice Contini John Contini David and Rosalind Bloom Philanthropic Fund Carol Davis Barbara Denson Barbara DeVault Robert Dowling Kathleen Eckert Janet Engelbrecht Judith Erdberg Sherry Farr Betsy Frey Ruth Friedman Abe Froman Andrea Gale Ellen Hall David Hanchette Janet Hass Ann-Eve Hazen Sally Held Trish Hibben Susan Hoehler Mary Holton Henry Hopkins Gloria Horns

Leo Isotalo Louise Jacobsen Susan Jensen William Kleinecke Janice Leach Lamar Leland Gwyneth Lister Shirley Long Stephanie Long Wayne Loucks Thomas McBirnie Richard Micheli Julie Monson Mary Jean Moore Dorothy Nirenstein Ann Ocheltree Barbara Olson Janet Ostler Nancy Otto Alan Pabst Joyce Pavlovsky Caroline Perrino John Pfautz Darlene Purcell Purple Lady/ Barbara J. Meislin Fund Bob Rigler Jill Sampson Rona Schmidt John Schrumpf Douglas Sheft Linda Steck Ruedi Thoeni

Winter Session 2022 Shirley Trimble Madelon van Lier Lorraine Voskanian Tanis Walters Barbara Ward Penny Wells Weingarten-Fromm Philanthropic Fund

UP TO $99 Arthur Fenn Alfredo Angulo Brittney Biagi Ethan Browning

Bob Chapman Joanie Ciardelli Barbara DeVault Ellen Garwood Donald German Nicole Gillard Margrit Gonzalez Patricia Griffith Virginia Hanna Leonard Hoffman Robert Ignoffo Alison Jauch Jessica Jordan Sue-Ann Joy

Diane Kavantjas Joan King Barry Krantz Wendy Levison Michael Lyons Thomas Maguire Paula McNally Michelle Meyers Mary Murphy Diane Neuhaus Patricia O’Brien Joseph Ostrow Judith Palesky Stuart Pellman

Pollard, Alice Paul Prusiner Donald Reinberg John Robinson Gail Rodich Sandra Rogers Ellen Salomon Richard Schoenbrun Betty Schrohe Robin Sterling Elizabeth Stone Gillian Wheelock Judy Wiesen

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Please join OLLI via Zoom to meet the OLLI Dominican Faculty and learn about the exciting array of winter courses. Leaders of our Discussion Groups will also share information. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about OLLI Dominican winter programming. We invite anyone to join the Open House, including non-members.

Event details will be posted to the OLLI website at dominican.edu/olli-events closer to the date and shared with our digital newsletter subscribers.

WED., DECEMBER 1, 10 to 11:30 a.m., | Via Zoom

Winter 2022 Meet the Faculty Open House

Mark Your Calendars:

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