CSUSM 2020 Fall Osher Catalog

SHAKESPEARE A PLAYWRIGHT FOR ALL TIMES PAG E 6

CLASSES FOR ADULTS AGE 50+

As we start a new semester, things are different around the world.

We are all (temporarily) redefining what it means to gather, to celebrate, to connect.

We want to take this moment to focus on what hasn’t changed: our appreciation for each of you.

We are grateful for the enthusiasm you bring to class. For the gift of curiosity that you share. For the generous smiles between friends. And so much more.

While technology is what allows us to gather today, we know that the true spirit of our community—the strength of our connection—comes from within each of you, no matter the distance. And that is cause for celebration.

So, as we start a new semester, things are different around the world. But some things are very much the same.

Because of you, our hearts are full.

MONDAY COURSES

THURSDAY COURSES

3 Dwight Eisenhower

6 Pandemics Through the Ages: Lessons Learned and New Challenges

3 Medical Miracles Since You Were a Kid 3 American Eugenics: Addition by Subtraction?

6 Thomas Jefferson: America’s Enigma

3 Benjamin Franklin: America’s Original Renaissance Man

6 Tragedy Creates an Army

3 The History and Development of the Musical Concerto

6 Shakespeare: A Playwright for All Times 6 Mindfulness

TUESDAY COURSES

7 Art Appreciation: Art of the World on Location

3 The Aging Mind

FRIDAY COURSES

4 The Lost Cause: The Bemoanings of the South 4 Six Minds That Transform Our Current Time

7 You Write

4 Six Transcendental Events That Changed the Course of History and Impact Our Current World

ADDITIONAL SESSIONS

4 San Diego’s Balboa Park: Its History and Future Through 150 Years of Memories and International Promotion 4 From Russia With Love: Past, Present and Future

WEDNESDAY COURSES 5 Art Across Time

Hosted by the Colony of California Oaks Retirement Community.

Open for enrollment to all Osher members.

7 History and Foods of Asian and Pacific Islander Communities of the San Diego Region (Thursday, Aug. 20) 7 The Amazing Life of Wilfred H. Mensching (Thursday, Sept. 17)

5 Defense and Diplomacy Together Again 5 Art Themes 5 Foreign Crises: Solve, Manage or Ignore?

CSUSM Extended Learning Building Address 288 Campus Way, San Marcos, CA 92078

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FALL 2020 SCHEDULE As our nation continues to address the COVID-19 pandemic, we stand committed to the safety of our program and our members. Our online classes via Zoom for the fall term permit safe distancing as our members explore topics ranging from medical miracles and art across time to foreign crises and San Diego’s Balboa Park. See a brief guide to Zoom on the inside back cover of this catalog or, for a more detailed guide, visit csusm.edu/el/olli/howtozoom.html.

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THE OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE RENEW YOUR ENTHUSIASM FOR LEARNING • EXPLORE NEW INTERESTS • MAKE NEW FRIENDS

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) is an organization established to improve the quality of life for adults over 50 years of age through higher education and the arts.

OLLI at CSUSM was established in 2004 and is one of 124 Lifelong Learning Institutes supported by the Bernard Osher Foundation. Osher provides a wide array of courses taught by university professors and experts in

Types of Membership and Membership Fees* Membership is required to participate in our program. Both membership options are valid from 7/1/2020 - 6/30/2021.

Osher member benefits include access to 100+ courses offered annually, free intersession discussion groups, CSUSM library privileges (after a $5 library card fee), special events and discounts on select noncredit Extended Learning courses. *Memberships are nonrefundable and cannot be prorated, transferred or adjusted.

GENERAL MEMBER Pay $30 membership and then pay as you go for courses and trips. Prices vary depending on length of course.

ANNUAL MEMBER Beginning July 1, 2020: Pay $550 and select an unlimited number of courses from 100+ offerings throughout the year (excludes destination learning, special events, entrance to museums, art supplies, etc.).

PARKING

their respective fields. The program aims to keep learners

Beginning with the Spring 2020 term, CSUSM parking permits will cost $5/day.

intellectually active and socially engaged with like-minded

CREDIT CARD TRANSACTIONS

peers. If you’d like to renew your enthusiasm for learning,

Please note that effective July 2016, all Extended Learning credit card transactions will be charged a convenience fee of 2.75%. The convenience fee is subject to change.

explore new interests and make new friends, Osher is for you!

OLLI STAFF Sherie Cambra

FRIDAY, AUG. 21, 2020 9:30 - 11:30 A.M. ONLINE VIA ZOOM Learn what Osher is all about at our annual Taste of Osher event!

A TASTE OF OSHER

Meet instructors and preview select fall courses in a convenient online format.

Program Director scambra@csusm.edu

Amy Sprout Program Coordinator asprout@csusm.edu

HOW TO REGISTER

BY PHONE 760-750-4020 Inquiries only; no payments accepted by phone for fall.

ONLINE

RSVP to 760-750-4020 or online at csusm.edu/el/olli/howtoregister.html.

csusm.edu/el/olli/howtoregister.html

Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.

See step-by-step instructions on our website.

BY MAIL No registrations by mail for fall.

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American Eugenics: Addition by Subtraction?

The History and Development of the Musical Concerto

Dwight Eisenhower

The eugenics movement was popular in the United States during the first half of the 20th century as proponents supported “breeding out” undesirable genetic characteristics.

Learn how this movement influenced Adolph Hitler.

This course will begin with the early history and formation of one of the most beloved of all musical forms: the concerto. Starting in the 1600s with the first glimmer of what a concerto was to become, we will move through the Baroque era with Vivaldi and Bach. Then we will listen and discuss the music of Mozart and Beethoven. The early romantic era will include Chopin and Mendelssohn ... setting the stage for the great piano and violin concertos of the late romantic era. We’ll end up with George Gershwin and some of the 20th century contributions to this ever-evolving style.

Raised in the small town of Abilene, Kansas, Dwight Eisenhower grew from humble beginnings to lead the Allied victory over Germany during WWII and served two successful terms as president of the United States. As Allied commander, he made the momentous decision to launch the D-Day assault that led to ultimate victory in the war in Europe. As president, though not without mistakes and controversy, he presided over eight years of peace and prosperity. Blaine Davies explores the life of this remarkable man who played such a key role in destroying Nazi tyranny and leading the free world through some of the most perilous years of the Cold War. MONDAY, SEPT. 14 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Blaine Davies, MA

Medical Miracles Since You Were a Kid In 1940, the world stood on the threshold of many, if not most, of the astounding advances in the field of medicine. Since then, three generations of physicians and scientists have performed surgery on infants still in the womb, restored vision to the blind and hearing to the deaf, made organ transplants routine, and eliminated through drugs and vaccines diseases that killed tens of millions of children every year. Join us as we describe these and many other medical marvels that were once in the realm of science fiction.

MONDAY, SEPT. 21 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Philip Goscienski, MD

MONDAY, SEPT. 28 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Frank Turner, MA

MONDAY-TUESDAY SCHEDULE

| MONDAY COURSES

MONDAYS, OCT. 12 - NOV. 9 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 David Lewis, MA

Benjamin Franklin: America’s Original Renaissance Man Not even Thomas Jefferson claimed as many talents or excelled at as many different professions as Benjamin Franklin. Scientist, writer, publisher, diplomat, inventor, businessman—in his long life of 84 years, Franklin did them all. He contributed to the Declaration of Independence and played the key role in convincing France to join the United States in the Revolutionary War. When the Articles of Confederation proved too weak, he helped craft the compromise that enabled the Constitutional Convention to succeed in producing the Constitution of the United States.

Blaine Davies examines the life of the witty, brilliant and at times irascible Benjamin Franklin, who shaped our national identity as much as any Founding Father.

MONDAY, OCT. 5 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Blaine Davies, MA

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| TUESDAY COURSES

The Aging Mind This course will cover the normal changes associated with aging as well as those considered abnormal or pathological. The implication of these changes for thinking, memory, motivation, emotions and social interaction will be discussed along with current research on what it means to age well.

TUESDAYS, SEPT. 8 - OCT. 6 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 Karen Eso, MA

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RENEW YOUR ENTHUSIASM FOR LEARNING • EXPLORE NEW INTERESTS • MAKE NEW FRIENDS TUESDAY SCHEDULE

The Lost Cause: The Bemoanings of the South After its defeat in the Civil War, the South claimed the war had nothing to do with slavery, and a campaign was begun to soften its position in history and promote a pro-South perspective of the war and its causes. Learn how this movement—still going strong today—has had an impact on racial strife in modern American society.

I really enjoy taking Osher classes and how they enrich my life. Osher instructors

TUESDAY, SEPT. 8 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Frank Turner, MA

This presentation is about the life and work of six bright men and women with pioneering knowledge, discoveries, intellectual synthesis and wide vision of the future. Their ideas have helped us to live better and more productive lives today.

This class will explore the founding of San Diego’s City Park in 1867, the building of Balboa Park for the 1915 and 1935 expositions, and the park’s fascinating history. We’ll briefly cover some of the 20 gardens and 86 museums and stakeholder organizations that make the park a national and international destination.

The instructor sits on the Park Improvement Committee and will provide insight into the dynamics affecting the park’s future.

TUESDAYS, SEPT. 15 - OCT. 6 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 4 weeks $60 Alejandro Castaneda, MA

TUESDAY, NOV. 10 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Michael Yee, MA

Six Transcendental Events That Changed the Course of History and Impact Our Current World

From Russia With Love: Past, Present and Future

are well-qualified and diverse, and their expertise is reflected in their teaching.

Over the years, I’ve become friends with several classmates. Each person has their own background and experiences.

The social benefit of Osher is a nice complement for ‘learning for the sake of learning.’

— Janet Placido OSHER MEMBER, SEVEN YEARS

Six Minds That Transform Our Current Time

In this program, we will analyze six moments in history that laid the foundation for Western culture through politics, economy and society. These world events, such as the cultural accommodations of the 1960s in California´s universities, managed to capture in our society the structures that we see as the standard today.

TUESDAYS, OCT. 13 - NOV. 3 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 4 weeks $60 Alejandro Castaneda, MA

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San Diego’s Balboa Park: Its History and Future Through 150 Years of Memories and International Promotion

How fictional were the escapades of MI6 agent James Bond in the movies?

Join us in exploring the Russian scene from various perspectives, including the history, politics, economics and culture of Russia. The combination of these perspectives allows us to analyze the country’s current situation in all of its complexity and relevance on the world’s stage.

Lectures and discussions will challenge common stereotypes of the country, its people and leaders, and will give you new insights into Russia’s place in the modern world and its future.

WEEK 1: The Analysis and Discussion of Russia’s Present Situation and Politics

TUESDAYS, OCT. 13 - NOV. 10 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 Elena Romine, PhD

| WEDNESDAY COURSES

Art Themes Five distinctly different art topics will be explored, one each week.

WEEK 1: The Power of Portraits WEEK 2: Landscape Painting as an Ecological Record WEEK 3: Animals in Art, for the Love of the Beast WEEK 4: History Paintings and Their Impact WEEK 5: Abstract Painting, Techniques and Meanings WEDNESDAYS, OCT. 14 - NOV. 18 (SKIP 11/11) 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 Robin Douglas, MA

The San Diego area includes a busy international border and large military presence, but not many opportunities to think about how U.S. diplomatic and military operations work together. This course looks at how our military and diplomatic personnel work to support and reinforce each other all over the world. We will look at how the U.S. military and U.S. Embassies organize themselves, develop strong leaders and deploy their capabilities against threats worldwide.

WEDNESDAYS, SEPT. 9 - OCT. 7 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 David Bame, MA

things that we haven’t necessarily had the chance to learn about before. We were in science—we’re both physicians—

expand our knowledge about history

Meant to be an enlightened overview of art history and its implications on social, political, religious and psychological effects on humanity, this course will explore 30,000 years of art.

Defense and Diplomacy Together Again

We particularly like learning about

and this has given us the chance to

Art Across Time

WEDNESDAYS, SEPT. 9 - OCT. 7 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 Robin Douglas, MA

TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE

WEEK 2: Historic Journey—From the First Tzars to Russian President Vladimir Putin WEEK 3: Between East and West— Russian Mentality, Traditions and Ways of Life WEEK 4: Russian Literature, Music and Visual Arts as an Integral Part of the Russian Soul WEEK 5: Discussion of Russia’s Future and its Place in the Modern World

and a lot of other areas. We’ve become devotees of certain teachers. Many of the teachers are just spectacular. We have recommended Osher to friends.

— Alan and Jacqueline Blank

Foreign Crises: Solve, Manage or Ignore?

OSHER MEMBERS, MORE THAN 10 YEARS

As foreign crises seem to continue with no end, perhaps the most critical question remains whether to try to solve a crisis, manage it or ignore it as much as possible. This course will examine case studies and current issues in order to evaluate crises in East Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Latin America. A retired U.S. diplomat will lead the course by drawing on public material and behind-thescenes stories from his 29 years of working on wars, peace agreements and everything in between.

WEDNESDAYS, OCT. 14 - NOV. 18 (SKIP 11/11) 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 David Bame, MA

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HOW TO ZOOM See a brief guide to Zoom on the inside back cover of this catalog or, for a more detailed guide, visit csusm.edu/el/olli/howtozoom.html.

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THURSDAY SCHEDULE

RENEW YOUR ENTHUSIASM FOR LEARNING • EXPLORE NEW INTERESTS • MAKE NEW FRIENDS

| THURSDAY COURSES Pandemics Through the Ages: Lessons Learned and New Challenges

I decided after my husband passed away that I wanted to have intellectual conversations and do a little bit more exploring about history. He was a scientist, so we both enjoyed that sort of thing. Osher gave me an outlet for being able to meet other people and have some interesting conversations.

And I think the biggest benefit is being able to open your mind to other ideas and other viewpoints.

— Carmen Multhauf OSHER MEMBER, EIGHT YEARS

A critical exploration of the history, definitions and characteristics of epidemics and pandemics throughout the ages. Discussion of the impact of culture on the responses and adaptations of populations to pandemics. A critical analysis of epidemics and pandemics in the last 70 years and how globalization, media, technology and medical advancements have played a role.

WEEK 1: History, Definitions, Characteristics and Lessons Learned WEEK 2: Cultural Impacts Influencing Population Adaptation WEEK 3: Pandemics in the Modern Age: Medical, Media, Technology Impacts THURSDAYS, SEPT. 10 - SEPT. 24 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 3 weeks $45 Dom Betro, MA and Elena Romine, PhD

Thomas Jefferson: America’s Enigma Founding Father Thomas Jefferson, the author of eloquent texts that would become the cornerstones of American culture and society, lived a very contradictory life and is considered to be an enigma by modern historians.

THURSDAY, OCT. 1 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Frank Turner, MA

Tragedy Creates an Army HOW TO ZOOM See a brief guide to Zoom on the inside back cover of this catalog or, for a more detailed guide, visit csusm.edu/el/olli/howtozoom.html.

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In 2014, after more than 30 years of failed attempts, the state of California passed comprehensive assistedliving reform. In Tragedy Creates an Army, the founder of Hazel’s Army,

a senior advocacy organization and one of the lead proponents of that legislative reform effort, provides a personal, in-depth look into the key events and tragic circumstances that finally moved politicians to protect California’s seniors in assisted living facilities.

THURSDAY, OCT. 8 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Aaron Byzak, MBA

Shakespeare: A Playwright for All Times This five-week course examines the history behind the plays of William Shakespeare. Join Kim Keeline as she explores who Shakespeare was, the world he lived in, how the plays were staged, and some of Shakespeare’s greatest moments in comedies and tragedies.

WEEK 1: Shakespearean Authorship: Who Wrote the Plays WEEK 2: The World of Shakespeare: Economic, Political, Cultural Background of the Time WEEK 3: Shakespearean Stagecraft: How Shakespeare Was Performed in His Time (and some of the odder highlights of performance to modern day) WEEK 4: Shakespearean Comedies: An Overview of the Comedies (with a look at a few of the plays more closely) WEEK 5: Shakespearean Tragedies: An Overview of the Tragedies (with a look at a few of the plays more closely) THURSDAYS, SEPT. 10 - OCT. 8 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 Kim Keeline, MA

Mindfulness This experiential course is an introduction to the practice of mindfulness. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) is a blend of meditation, body awareness and yoga in which you learn through practice and study how your body handles (and can resolve) stress. This course is designed

THURSDAYS, OCT. 15 - NOV. 12 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 Karen Eso, MA

Art Appreciation: Art of the World on Location As we travel the world remotely, we will explore great museums, parks, cities and unique exhibitions in order to experience the arts alive in context. We will discover art from global cultures resonating with artists, impacting their work, gaining a deeper understanding and appreciation of their creative process and the courage it takes to bring forth new forms of expression in the world. This course includes lecture, powerpoint presentations and discussion.

THURSDAYS, OCT. 15 - NOV. 12 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 5 weeks $75 France-Marie Haeger, MA

| FRIDAY COURSES You Write A workshop to inspire participants who are writing and willing to share their stories with others. Participants will sharpen skills and techniques that will enhance creativity in a supportive, fun environment.

FRIDAYS, SEPT. 11 - NOV. 13 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

Online via Zoom 10 weeks $150 Laurie Richards

THURSDAY-FRIDAY SCHEDULE

for beginners, but it is also suitable for those with experience who want to refine their practice. Classes will consist of a combination of lecture, practice and discussion.

ADDITIONAL SESSIONS Hosted by the Colony of California Oaks Retirement Community in Murrieta, these sessions are open for enrollment to all Osher members. No discounts apply.

Residents of the Colony may participate free of charge with a current membership.

History and Foods of Asian and Pacific Islander Communities of the San Diego Region This class explores the Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Indian and Pacific Islander communities of San Diego County through their histories and their foods. Using a historical framework, we’ll delve into their arrival and adaptations, struggles and accomplishments, and their contributions to American society.

We’ll look at cuisines as they arrived from their countries of origin and how they have become part of the regional food scene. These foods might already be a part of your diet.

THURSDAY, AUG. 20 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Michael Yee, MA

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opera than the retired principal basso with the Los Angeles Opera, with interesting anecdotal stories dating back to Beverly Sills. How have women contributed to art and architecture?

Check with a retired art professor from the University of Illinois. Additional stops on your learning journey might include

The Amazing Life of Wilfred H. Mensching World War II was a sentinel event that defined a generation—our Greatest Generation. These are the men and women who faced seemingly insurmountable odds, stared down tyranny and genocide, and ultimately triumphed. Experience WWII and life as a prisoner of war through the eyes of one amazing member of the Greatest Generation. Learn how his story of sacrifice, loyalty and dedication continues to inspire future generations to strive toward excellence for their community and country.

gerontology, communicable diseases, history, writing (fiction and nonfiction), comparative religions and a variety of musical genres.

— Sondra Morison and Brian Watts OSHER MEMBERS, TWO YEARS

THURSDAY, SEPT. 17 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Online via Zoom 1 day $15 Aaron Byzak, MBA

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YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS!

Help us sustain this vibrant community of learners now and in the future.

Please consider giving to Osher so we can continue providing an outstanding, easily accessible and reasonably priced program. There are many ways to give and your donations are tax-deductible, secure and private. Your support will help ensure the continued success of our program!

IDEAS FOR GIVING BACK TO YOUR OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE: • Donate in honor or memory of a friend or loved one • Create a matching gift • Osher member scholarships • Instructor support • Institute operations • Create an endowed fund • Set up a gift or bequest through your estate plan Thank you in advance for your support.

To make your gift today, please call 760-750-4400 or

“I joined Cal State San Marcos’ Osher program shortly after moving to Carlsbad and it’s provided the best value for ongoing intellectual stimulation to be found. The variety of offerings and the quality of the faculty are top-notch.”

Jack Cumming, Matching Donor for the Osher Fund, 2018 and 2019 Giving Day

visit csusm.edu/giving.

Volunteer Opportunities Available!

Help make a difference by becoming an OLLI volunteer.

Osher members, many of whom are volunteers, enjoyed a day at The Broad Art Museum and Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles (before COVID-19).

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We serve close to 700 members and continue to grow. We would not be able to provide these high-quality classes and services without the work and support of our dedicated volunteers. Please consider joining a committee, supporting special projects, assisting as a classroom ambassador or by distributing catalogs in the community. For more information, please contact Sherie Cambra at scambra@csusm.edu or 760-750-8716.

We look forward to hearing from you!

WHAT IS ZOOM? Zoom is a free program that allows you to engage in live web classes, including conversations with your instructor using audio, video and text-based chat features. Even without computer access, you can still listen to lectures by dialing in from a landline.

HOW DO CLASSES WORK WITH ZOOM? • Y ou will receive a special link for each registered class via email. (Classes with multiple sessions will use the same link.)

• V irtual classrooms “open” and “close” the same day and time the course is scheduled to meet. The link doesn’t work outside of class hours.

• S imply click on the special link from your phone or computer when it’s time to start class and follow a few simple instructions.

• T he entire process is live and allows the instructor to present with PowerPoint, use the whiteboard and answer your questions.

IS IT INTERACTIVE? You will see and hear the lecturer on your device screen. If you have a camera and/or microphone on your device, you can also ask questions live during the question and answer session or by raising your hand virtually through the Zoom application.

WHAT DEVICE DO I NEED TO GET STARTED? You will need one of the one of following devices to engage: • Landline phone (to dial in and listen) Or, for full Zoom capabilities: • Smartphone • Desktop computer • Laptop • Tablet WHERE DO I GET ZOOM? • D ownload Zoom for free onto your phone or tablet from the App Store or Google Play.

• O r, download Zoom for free onto your computer from https://zoom.us/download (select the first download option: Zoom Client for Meetings).

WHAT IF I STILL HAVE QUESTIONS? isit our detailed guide on how to use Zoom at V csusm.edu/el/olli/howtozoom.html.

Or, contact us at 760-750-4020.

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JOIN OUR TASTE OF OSHER Friday, Aug. 21, 2020 | 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

ONLINE VIA ZOOM Meet instructors and preview fall courses in a convenient online format. RSVP to 760-750-4020 or online at csusm.edu/el/olli.

FALL 2020 SCHEDULE As our nation continues to address the COVID-19 pandemic, we stand committed to the safety of our program and our members. Our online classes via Zoom for the fall term permit safe distancing as our members explore topics ranging from medical miracles and art across time to foreign crises and San Diego's Balboa Park. See a brief guide to Zoom on the inside back cover of this catalog or, for a more detailed guide, visit csusm.edu/el/olli/howtozoom.html.

HOW TO REGISTER 760-750-4020

Inquiries only; no payments accepted by phone for fall.

csusm.edu/el/olli/howtoregister No registrations by mail for fall.

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