DIRECTOR’S NOTE
I’ve been a fan of OLLI for many years. The ability to nurture our curiosity and creativity at every age is so very important to individuals’ well-being and to a thriving community. I’m so excited to lead this work of offering experiences that bring joy, foster great conversation, and build community while we learn together. I have been very fortunate in my work life to always enjoy my work, so I was seeking something in my next position that would present an exciting new challenge and, frankly, would be fun work that would serve my own curiosity and creativity. When I saw the listing for the OLLI Director, at the risk of sounding cheesy, it felt meant to be. And I love that I get to come back home to CEHS. All of my work thus far has been rooted in every person’s right to high-quality education so OLLI is a natural next step!
I am thrilled to accept the baton from my amazing predecessors at OLLI here at OSU to continue offering an incredible variety of artsfocused, academic, and civic experiences. The focus on learners 50+ fills a demand that in all too many communities goes unanswered. With that in mind, I’m very excited to consider ways we can expand access, both by reaching out to new areas of the state as well as expanding offerings and increasing participation in each of the current OLLI hubs.
When I accepted this position and began sharing the news with friends and family, I was surprised that the most frequent question I got was, “What’s OLLI?” I am eager to make that question far less common by expanding with intention the ways we promote our opportunities for both participants and prospective instructors! Our current OLLI membership will be a key part of this endeavor; we’ll need your help to spread the word to friends and family. I look forward to working with each of you to build on the OLLI at OSU legacy, especially as we approach our 20th anniversary in Spring 2026. There’s a lot to celebrate for OLLI!
Dr. Robin Fuxa, OLLI Director
WHAT IS OLLI?
The Joy of Learning
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Oklahoma State University is a member-driven program developed for adults age 50 and over who are interested in enriching their lives by expanding their intellectual experiences. Opportunities include courses, lectures, workshops, travel opportunities and special events. Instructors are qualified individuals from careers in academia, business, the arts and government. There are no tests and no grades; members pursue learning for pure pleasure.
Each of the OLLI at OSU locations has a local leadership committee. All current members are eligible to serve as leadership volunteers. Contact the OLLI office for more information.
All operating costs are funded by membership fees, the Bernard Osher Foundation and Oklahoma State University, with special thanks to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute and the OSU College of Education and Human Sciences.
OLLI TEAM
Dr. Robin Fuxa • Director
Patricia Acurio • Program Specialist
Cindy Buchanan • Tulsa Coordinator
Lura Dahlem • Stillwater Coordinator
Amy Finney • Bartlesville Coordinator
Logan Sirbaugh • Technology Coordinator
Lesley St. John • OKC Coordinator
Shanley Wells-Rau • Editor and Instructor
OLLI MEMBERSHIP
You must be an OLLI member to enroll in courses. The membership year runs from July 1 to June 30 and includes fall, spring and summer sessions. Membership dues are paid annually and entitle the holder to participate in courses as well as social events, travel opportunities, special events, and leadership committees. Membership dues do not include textbooks, supplies, meals or other fees.
Memberships may not be shared or transferred to another party; however, OLLI members are strongly encouraged to bring guests via our fast and easy day pass process. Each guest may visit one time per year on a day pass without purchasing membership. Contact the OLLI office (contact info. below) to bring a friend to a course! You can become a member anytime during the year. Membership rates are not prorated, so joining early is ideal.
Premium Annual Membership $200
This membership enables you to enroll in an unlimited number of courses during fall, spring and summer sessions. Please note that additional fees may apply for travel courses or those with materials/ admission fees.
À La Carte Annual Membership $40
All memberships include:
• Full Member Benefits and Discounts
• Special Interest Groups
• OLLI e-newsletter
• Invitation to special OLLI events
• Access to free courses
• Volunteer opportunities
This reduced-cost membership allows you to select individual courses and pay $25 - $35 for each multi-week course and $10 for each single-session class (unless otherwise noted) during the fall, spring and summer sessions.
Annual Membership is July 1 through June 30 and must be renewed each year.
Pay by credit or debit card online at OLLI.okstate.edu or by check made payable to OSU sent to 139 Nancy Randolph Davis, Stillwater, OK 74078.
Premium Annual Members do not pay the individual course fee, but À La Carte Members do. Both membership levels pay travel/materials fees.
An OLLI membership makes a great gift!
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION
How to Enroll Online
OLLI membership is required to enroll in courses. You must purchase your membership before enrolling in courses.
If you do not have a membership:
1. Visit OLLI.okstate.edu
2. Click Join OLLI
3. Click Become a Member
4. Choose and pay for your membership
Once you have a membership:
5. Visit OLLI.okstate.edu
6. Click Enroll in Courses
7. Use the tools to search for courses
8. Log in using your existing OLLI account information and make your course selection
9. Pay for your courses to complete your registration
COURSE FORMAT OPTIONS
OLLI offers you two ways to participate in courses. These options will maximize your opportunities to enjoy the greatest number of classes.
• In Person — This is the traditional class model in which you attend the class in person with an instructor.
• Online — Courses are offered through Zoom. Links stay the same for multi-week courses. Recordings are shared with enrollees after the class. Note:Notallcoursesarerecorded.
POLICIES
Attendance
Your active participation is important to the success of our classes. If you are enrolled in an online course, please make every attempt to be present on class days. We strive to not have a situation where 20 people enroll but only five show up for the live presentation.
Cancellation Deadlines and Member Credit
OLLI does not provide refunds to members (unless OLLI must cancel the course), though in extenuating circumstances, refunds may be considered. Please contact the director if such a need arises.
Generally, members who cancel their participation in a course or event prior to that activity’s cancellation deadline (one week prior to the course’s start date unless otherwise stated) may receive credit toward a future OLLI course or membership fee upon request.
Class Size Limits
Courses that are limited in size are noted in the course descriptions. If you are interested in one of these courses, enroll early. Classes must have a minimum of six students enrolled unless otherwise noted.
Course Evaluations
At the end of each course, all members on the roster will receive an email with a link to complete a brief course evaluation. Please complete an evaluation within five days of the end of each course you attend. These evaluations are vitally important to OLLI staff, instructors and the curriculum committee for future course planning.
Waitlists
Once a course/activity fills, members are placed on a waitlist in order of enrollment. Members wishing to cancel their participation in an OLLI at OSU activity should contact olli@okstate.edu or 405-744-5868 at least one week in advance of the activity (when possible). Staff will then notify the next member on the waitlist. (Please see the above cancellation deadline details for information regarding credit for cancelled courses.)
Name Badges
OLLI members now have an evergreen name badge. One you have been given your name badge, you are responsible for its care and safekeeping. If you are new to OLLI or haven’t received your name badge during a previous session, you should have one waiting for you at your first class. If you register less than one week prior to the first class meeting date, your name tag will be available the second meeting date. Please alert the site coordinator if your name badge needs to be replaced. You are responsible for wearing it whenever you are at an OLLI event or class; this supports all of us in getting to know one another.
Payment and Refunds
All fees are due at the time of registration. If canceled seven days or more prior to the class start date, credit will be applied to a future course (see details under “cancellation deadlines” above). We accept payment by check and by Visa/MasterCard/Discover credit cards. Only OSU employees may accept payments. The staff who work for our satellite classroom partners cannot accept payments for OLLI at OSU memberships or activities.
OLLI at OSU staff make every attempt to reschedule activities that cannot be held at their originally scheduled date and time. If a class cannot be rescheduled, any course fees paid will be refunded or credited to your account.
Public Health and Safety
OLLI at OSU staff follow the health and safety policies put forth by the university. If you are feeling ill, please stay home to keep yourself and fellow OLLI members safe.
Student Conduct
OLLI adheres to the OSU Student Code of Conduct found at okla.st/conduct.
Textbooks and Supplies
All member levels are responsible for purchasing their own supplies and recommended texts. Course handouts will be emailed prior to classes. A limited number of paper copies will be available for in-person classes.
Weather Closures and Cancellation Notices
If OSU closes due to inclement weather, all OLLI at OSU activities will be canceled as well. Otherwise, the decision to cancel an activity during inclement weather will be made based on conditions at each classroom location and input from our instructors. In the event that an OLLI at OSU activity is canceled or rescheduled for any reason, members will be notified by email or text message. It is important that you provide OLLI at OSU with your best contact information. If your phone accepts text messages, please ensure we have your mobile carrier on file (typically provided upon joining OLLI, but you may follow up to provide this information at any time to olli@okstate.edu).
Email Newsletter
Active members receive the e-newsletter. These emails tend to include but are not limited to the following information:
• The upcoming week’s schedule
• Important program announcements and schedule changes
• Class highlights, trip reveals, news from other OLLIs
If you’re not receiving our emails in your inbox, first check to see if your email provider is filtering them into your junk or spam folder. To prevent our emails from being marked as junk, it may help to add olli@okstate.edu to your email account’s contacts. If that doesn’t fix the issue, please contact our office for assistance.
Zoom Recordings
Links to available recordings for online courses are only sent to course enrollees. The recordings will remain available through the end of the session. Not all online courses are recorded; this is at the instructor’s discretion.
SUPPORT OLLI Donate to OLLI at OSU
You can give to support OLLI at OSU by scanning the QR code to the right or visiting okla.st/givetoOLLI.
All donations and contributions to OLLI are tax deductible. If you wish to make a donation that exceeds the online maximum of $50,000, or a donation that does not meet the online minimum of $10, contact the OSU Foundation at 800-622-4678. Cash, check, non-cash items and estate gifts are accepted.
Fall 2025
COURSES
The class atmosphere is always great, and the students support each other.
A25F-1111
History’s Greatest Voyages: Part 2
Tuesdays, 9/16-11/18, 4:30-6:00p
This course will continue our Spring 2025 course’s exploration of historical journeys by blending Great Courses lectures with supplemental information and group discussions (participants need not have taken the spring course to enroll). A partial list of weekly topics includes Henry Hudson, Captain Cook, The Jesuits, Alexander von Humboldt, Ida Pfeiffer, Lewis and Clark, Japan’s exploration of the West, and more, wrapping up with a Q&A with Professor Vejas Gabriel Liulevicius, Ph.D. at the final meeting. This course is in partnership with OLLI at UNLV.
Format: Lecture
Instructors: Hilary Howarth and Dave Lavery, Educators
Location: Zoom
À La Carte Price: $25
A25F-125
The Birth of the Atomic Age: Los Alamos 1945 and Its Impact Today
Thursday, 9/18, 10-11:30a
Explore life in WWII-era Los Alamos, New Mexico, where the world’s first atomic bomb was developed. Learn about the factors behind the decision to use the bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and examine how that moment shaped global policy. The course also looks at Los Alamos today—its role in modern nuclear science and the ongoing implications for nuclear proliferation and non-proliferation.
Format: Lecture
Instructor: Galina Vromen, Writer and Researcher
Location: Zoom
À La Carte Price: $10
A25F-258
The Cognitive Stimulation Program: Train Your Brain
Mondays and Wednesdays, 9/22-11/12, 12:30-1:30p
This course is a creation of Dr. Sabiha Parveen and her colleagues. This eight-week program will include group-based activities aimed at improving and maintaining some of the critical cognitive and communication skills (including auditory attention, working and shortterm memory, problem-solving and language) required for safety, independence and engagement in daily activities. These group sessions are available for anyone who is interested in learning ways to keep their brain active and prevent cognitive decline.
Format: Presentation
Instructor: Dr. Sabiha Parveen, Associate Professor in Communication Sciences & Disordersr
Location: Zoom
À La Carte Price: $25
A25F-2522
Laura Ingalls Wilder Studies: Little House Traveler
Mondays, 9/22-11/10,
2-4p
Together we’ll read A Little House Traveler, a collection of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s journal entries and letters from three distinct journeys. 1) On the Way Home: Laura’s 1894 move from South Dakota to Missouri with her husband Almanzo and young daughter Rose; 2) West From Home: Letters written to Almanzo during her 1915 trip to visit Rose in San Francisco; and 3) The Road Back: A road trip the Wilders took to revisit De Smet in 1931, the town where Laura grew up and met Almanzo. Published posthumously, the book reveals Laura’s candid humor and sharp eye for detail.
Format: Discussion
Instructor: Shanley Wells-Rau, Writer and educator
Location: Zoom
À La Carte Price: $25
A25F-254
Corsets, Brassieres and Lingerie: How Women’s Rights Changed Fashion and The World
Wednesdays, 9/24-10/15, 10a-12p
What do women’s underthings tell us about societal rights? How do Roman corsets, medieval Europe’s fascination with low-cut gowns and Henry VIII’s definition of underwear connect with the evolution of current brassieres? In this course we will examine how women’s fashion reflects women’s rights. The tighter and more restrictive her clothing, the fewer rights she has. We’ll also examine the popularity of body modifications, such as corset training, neck lengthening and foot binding and discuss why shown ankles were more scandalous than breasts. Come for a sample of fashion history woven with feminism and human rights.
Format: Lecture
Instructors: Sharon Schlicher, Educator
Location: Zoom
À La Carte Price: $25
A25F-1125
U.S. in 2025: Top 10 Ranking Lists & What They Mean
Thursday, 9/25, 10a-12p
Where does the U.S. stand in addressing the challenges of 2025? This program will explore 20 topics, including taxes, the economy, the environment, education, energy, healthcare, climate change, immigration, safety, prosperity, music and personal happiness, among others. Using a “Top 10” format, get a quick snapshot of the U.S.’s rank relative to other nations, based on international surveys conducted by credible and impartial global organizations. All charts and links to data sources will be provided to participants.
Format: Presentation
Instructor: Douglas Stowell, Polling and Consumer Research
Location: Zoom
À La Carte Price: $10
A25F-256
Iran Contra: The Near Impeachment of Ronald Reagan
Thursdays, 10/2-11/6, 10a-12p
In 1986, a secret U.S. operation supplying arms to both Iran and Contra rebels exploded into public view. This course explores how the Reagan administration scrambled to contain the scandal, the president’s narrow escape from impeachment, and the long fallout that ended with presidential pardons. Trace the roots of this covert affair, its global impact, and the political consequences that still echo today.
Format: Lecture
Instructor: John Powers, MFA, Writer and Director
Location: Zoom
À La Carte Price: $25
A25F-351
The Benefits of Strength Training for Life’s Journey
Friday, 10/10, 1-2p
Join experts in healthy aging for a one-hour webinar exploring the science of strength training as we age. Learn how staying strong boosts mood, sleep and memory, and discover key strategies for success, including the role of protein and everyday ways to incorporate strength training into your routine. The session features a live interactive demo, followed by a Q&A to address your questions.
Format: Details provided at registration site online
Instructor: Katie Starr, PhD, RD, Associate Professor of Medicine at Duke
University; Eric Levitan, Technology Entrepreneur
Location: Zoom
À La Carte Price: $10
A25F-251
The Great Healthcare Disruption: Big Tech, Bold Policy, and the Future of American Medicine
Wednesday, 10/22 10a-12p
Explore how technology, policy shifts and bold new business models are revolutionizing U.S. healthcare. Based on Dr. Marschall Runge’s insights, this course examines key disruptors — AI, retail clinics, gene therapies, new payment models and more. Learn how these changes can improve access, reduce costs and boost outcomes. Rather than resist disruption, Runge calls for shaping it to meet healthcare’s biggest challenges. Discover a practical, hopeful roadmap for navigating this pivotal moment in medicine.
Format: Lecture
Instructor: Tracy Goldblatt, Physician and Scientist
Location: Zoom
Cost: $10
BS25-111
Memoir Writing: Finding Meaning in Our Memories
Mondays, 9/22-10/27, 1:30-3:30p
Create and refine a work of writing about real events, places and people of your past. You’ll learn about the literary elements of the memoir genre and practice incorporating them into your work with prompted writing, sharing and rewriting. Whether you bring material you’ve written in the past or begin a new work, this course is for beginners and experienced writers alike. Be prepared to dig deeply, share supportively, and focus on discovering the meaning behind our memories.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Sidney Brammer, Writer
Location: Bartlesville First United Methodist Church
À La Carte Price: $25
BS25-211
Bartlesville Town Hall
Tuesdays, 9/23-11/11, 10a-12p
Join us for an eclectic mix of weekly speakers who will present interesting and relevant information you’ve come to expect from Osher programming. Topics will include but are not limited to baseball history, American sign language (ASL), clean hydrogen technology, hearing loss (and actions to take if suspected), and more! A full list of presenters and topics is available on the OLLI course enrollment page.
Format: Presentation
Instructors: Various
Location: Bartlesville First United Methodist Church
À La Carte Price: Free
BS25-311
Revisiting the Oldies: Come Play Classic Games
Thursdays, 9/25-10/30, 1:30-3:30p
Did you know playing games can boost your brainpower and sharpen your thinking skills? It’s true — and it’s also a great way to connect with others, which is just as important for aging well. In this fun and friendly class, you’ll get to learn (or revisit) games like Mexican Train Dominoes, Left Center Right, Ticket to Ride, the Race Horse game, and classics like Uno. Come play, laugh and enjoy some brain-boosting fun!
Format: Participation
Instructor: Betty Keim, Education Coordinator (retired), Bartlesville Area
History Museum
Location: Bartlesville First United Methodist Church
À La Carte Price: $25
Note: Max Enrollment 18
BS25-411
Thriving Thursdays: A Health Series for Lifelong Well-Being
Thursdays, 9/25-10/30, 10a-12p
Join us for a six-week series focused on staying informed, empowered and proactive about your health. Each week features a different expert sharing valuable insights on topics that matter — from navigating local resources and understanding the latest in medical research to protecting your heart, exploring hospice care, and supporting cancer patients and survivors. Whether you’re focused on prevention, caregiving, or your own wellness journey, this series offers guidance, inspiration and connection. A detailed list of speakers is available on the OLLI course enrollment page.
Format: Presentation
Instructor: Various
Location: Bartlesville First United Methodist Church
À La Carte Price: $25
Wine Tasting: The Wines of Italy
Wednesdays, 10/29-11/12, 1-3p
Embark on a sensory journey through the rich and diverse world of Italian wines. From the sun-kissed vineyards of Sicily to the misty hills of Piedmont, Italy boasts a kaleidoscope of wine regions, each with its own unique terroir and centuries-old winemaking traditions. We will delve into the fascinating history, grape varieties, winemaking techniques, and distinct characteristics of Italian wines. Through engaging lectures, guided tastings and interactive discussions, participants will develop a profound understanding and appreciation for Italy’s vinicultural heritage.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Katherine Powell, Sommelier
Location: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
À La Carte Price: $10
Materials Fee: $35
Note: Max enrollment 15
Both the instructor and presentation were absolutely excellent.
O25F-111
Lunch and Literature
Mondays, 9/22, 9/29, 10/20, 10/27, 11a-12:30p
Feed your mind and your appetite! We will be reading two books by Oklahoma authors. Each week, we’ll gather for lunch at a different locally owned restaurant to enjoy great food and discussion about a book. Following our weekly book chats, the author will join us for lively conversation and questions! Our first book is This Land is Herland: Gendered Activism in Oklahoma from 1870-2010’s (Sunu Kodumthara). Our second book is Haunted Oklahoma City (Jeff Provine) — just in time for Halloween! Whether you’re a seasoned bookworm or just looking for a fun way to connect, this eating-and-reading club is a delicious way to combine literature and local flavor.
Format: Participation
Location: Various — Details provided at registration site online
À La Carte Price: $10
Note: Lunch not included for any membership level
O25F-112
The Outlaw Mummy
Mondays, 9/22-10/20 (No Class 10/13), 1:30-3:30p
This story is now a hit Broadway Musical. “Dead Outlaw” just received seven Tony Award® nominations including Best Musical! Based on a “that can’t actually be true” story about the outlaw-turned-corpse-turnedcelebrity Elmer McCurdy. Have you heard the twisted tale of the Outlaw Mummy? In this class, we’ll follow his life as a train-robbing outlaw, discuss the gun that killed him and the lawman who fired the fatal shot, and review McCurdy’s postmortem career as a carnival attraction. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction! Our fantastic instructor, Michael Williams, has been interviewed by the authors and documentarians of the new musical and is considered an expert on this subject matter!
Format: Lecture
Instructor: Michael Williams, Curator and Registrar, Oklahoma Territorial Museum, Guthrie, OK
Location: Epworth Villa, Theater Room
À La Carte Price: $25
O25F-623
OKC Town Hall
Tuesdays, 9/23-11/04 (No Class 10/14), 10a-12p
Join us for an eclectic mix of weekly speakers who will present interesting and relevant information you’ve come to expect from Osher programming. A full list of presenters and topics is available on the OLLI course enrollment page.
Format: Presentation
Instructors: Various
Location: Epworth Villa, Theater Room
À La Carte Price: Free
O25F-212
Casablanca: The Film, Warner Brothers and WWII
Tuesdays, 9/23-11/04 (No Class 10/14), 1:30-3:30p
Today it makes all the lists of top films, but in 1942, it was just one of 33 movies cranked out by Warner Brothers during WWII. Still, it’s a classic. What makes a film great? Casablanca will be our case study to examine the studio system, wartime restrictions, the censorship machine, and the fear of communism in Hollywood. We will explore relationships and creative minds working together in a film peopled by real war refugees. We’re looking to “round up the usual suspects,” and learn together. Join us in Rick’s Cafe Americain. “Here’s looking at you, kid!”
Format: Lecture
Instructor: Dr. Carol Schmitz, Educator and Historian
Location: Epworth Villa, Theater Room
À La Carte Price: $25
O25F-810
Let’s Play Mah Jongg!
Wednesdays, 9/24-11/05 (No Class 10/15), 10a-12p
Do you love American Mah Jongg? Or are you curious and want to try out this fantastic game? Experienced players will be able to play and learn more. Beginners will learn everything they need to start playing with confidence—from setting up the wall and dealing tiles, to using the official Mah Jongg card and performing the Charleston tile swap. You’ll also practice gameplay essentials like calling a pause, trading Jokers, and going for Mah Jongg!
Format: Participation
Instructor: Cristina Pickle, Educator
Location: OSU-Oklahoma City Campus (more details provided at registration site online)
À La Carte Price: $25
Materials Fee: $15 (waived for returning students who do not need cards; please contact the OLLI office before enrolling)
Note: Max enrollment 16
O25F-412
Ceramics and Pottery
Thursdays, 9/25-10/16, 1:30-3:30p
In the four classes, you will learn different construction skills, internal/ external supports, a slab plate on the wheel, and wheel throwing if you’re so inclined. Each class we’ll also glaze the pieces made the week prior. You will create your own masterpieces to take home and display!
Format: Hands-on
Instructor: Collin Rosebrook, Ceramic Artisan Sculptor
Location: Paseo Pottery
À La Carte Price: $25
Materials Fee: $130
O25F-342
Trunk Talk: OKC Zoo’s Elephant Experience
Wednesday, 10/15, 1:30-3:30p
Join us for a behind-the-scenes visit to the Oklahoma City Zoo, focused on the care and conservation of its beloved elephant herd. We’ll start at the Lotus Pavilion with a presentation from zoo staff on Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus, a disease affecting elephants in zoos and the wild. Then we’ll board golf carts for a private tour to the elephant barn, where we’ll enjoy an up-close encounter with the herd and speak with their caretakers. You won’t want to miss this unique opportunity to explore animal care and conservation in action.
Format: Tour
Instructors: Zoo staff
Location: Oklahoma City Zoo
À La Carte Price: $10
Admission: $20
Note: Max enrollment 10
O25F-352
The Oklahoma Land Runs
Wednesdays, 10/22-11/12, 1:30-3:30p
The Oklahoma land runs, a series of events starting with the 1889 Land Rush, involved the opening of public lands in Indian Territory to white settlement. These events were key to the growth and development of Oklahoma, ultimately leading to its statehood. We will dive into all the land runs and the varied effects on Oklahoma and its peoples, as well as our nation.
Format: Lecture
Instructor: Anna Davis, Oklahoma History Center
Location: Epworth Villa, Theater Room
À La Carte Price: $25
O25F-461
Fall Harvest Cooking: Sourdough Biscuits and Starter
Thursday, 10/30, 10a-12p
Learn how to create biscuits using sourdough discard during this handson class. Participants will also make their own sourdough starter and learn the basics of sourdough bread baking.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Taylor Conner, Family and Consumer Sciences Educator, OSU
Extension
Location: Oklahoma County OSU Extension Center, President’s Hall (kitchen area) in Conference Center
À La Carte Price: $10
Materials Fee: $30
O25F-172
Fall Harvest Cooking: Comforting Casserole
Monday, 11/3, 1-3p
Celebrate the flavors of fall in this cooking series featuring seasonal produce and cozy recipes perfect for cooler days. Discover the joy of a well-made casserole — easy to prep, full of flavor, and perfect for sharing. In this class, we’ll build a delicious, fall-inspired casserole using fresh seasonal ingredients.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Taylor Conner, Family and Consumer Sciences Educator, OSU
Extension
Location: Oklahoma County OSU Extension Center, President’s Hall (kitchen area) in Conference Center
À La Carte Price: $10
Materials Fee: $30
O25F-117
Fall Harvest Cooking: Sweet Autumn Dessert
Friday, 11/7, 2-4p
In this class, we are focusing on dessert! We’ll whip up a pie or other sweet treat that showcases autumn favorites like apples, pumpkin, or pecans. Learn baking basics, tips for working with seasonal ingredients, and how to serve a dessert that feels like fall on a plate.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Taylor Conner, Family and Consumer Sciences Educator, OSU Extension
Location: Oklahoma County OSU Extension Center, President’s Hall (kitchen area) in Conference Center
À La Carte Price: $10
Materials Fee: $30
O25F-113
Tour Governor’s Mansion and Oklahoma State Capitol
Thursday, 11/13 10a-4p
Step inside two of Oklahoma’s most iconic buildings. Tour the historic Governor’s Mansion, a beautifully preserved 1928 Dutch-Colonial residence filled with fine art, period furnishings and Oklahoma charm. From hand-stitched needlepoint chairs to a pool shaped like the state itself, this one-of-a-kind experience offers a rich glimpse into Oklahoma’s past and present. After a local lunch break, we will explore the Oklahoma State Capitol—home to the state’s largest public art museum—where art, history, and government meet across six stunning floors.
Format: Tour
Instructor: Various
Location: Oklahoma State Capitol, Governor’s Mansion (more details provided at registration site online)
À La Carte Price: $10
Admission: $40
S25F-0111
Fundamentals of Tai Chi
Mondays and Wednesdays, 9/22-11/12, 9-10a
In this course we will learn and practice a few simple movements that are fundamental to the art of Tai Chi Chuan. Tai Chi integrates mental attention and breath with slow, relaxed movements and is a meditative practice that has a range of health benefits, including improved balance, lower risk of falls, lowered blood pressure and elevated mood. Each class will begin with some simple warm-ups, designed to relax the muscles and gently open the joints, as well as relax and center the mind. No previous experience is required.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Dr. Haridas Heitz, Associate Professor, OSU Department of Philosophy
Location: Stillwater Community Center, Room 112
À La Carte Price: $25
Note: Max enrollment 20
S25F-111
Preturnatural Visions and Experiences in the Amazon
Mondays, 9/22-9/29, 10a-12p
What if the forest is not just a backdrop, but a living force? This course explores the Amazon as both real and visionary space through film, art and music. We’ll discuss two movies, Embrace of the Serpent (2015) and The Lost Children (2024), which center around Indigenous perspectives, ancestral knowledge, and the tension between mysticism and rationalism. Visual works like those of the Huni Kuin Artists Movement will deepen our conversation on memory, spirituality and nature — not just as scenery, but as an active presence in human experience and storytelling.
Format: Lecture
Instructor: Dr. Juan Carlos Rozo, Assistand Professor, Languages and Literature, OSU
Location: Stillwater Community Center, Room 121
À La Carte Price: $20
S25F-211
Stillwater Town Hall
Tuesdays, 9/23-11/11, 10a-12p
Join us for an eclectic mix of weekly speakers who will present interesting and relevant information you’ve come to expect from Osher programming. You’ll learn about Payne Co. Emergency Services, fire emergency response, the city recycling program, American sign language (ASL), sled dogs, KOSU, medical devices, and more! A full list of presenters and topics is available on the OLLI course enrollment page.
Format: Presentation
Instructor: Various
Location: Stillwater Public Library, Room 119
À La Carte Price: Free
S25F-212
Cults, Conspiracies and Contemporary Religions
Tuesdays, 9/23-11/11, 1:30-3:30p
Brainwashed or enlightened? Dangerous fringe or misunderstood truth? This course dives into the murky space where cults, conspiracy theories and modern religions collide. We’ll unpack why some beliefs get dismissed while others gain legitimacy, and how social power determines what’s “real,” “rational” or “sacred.” If enough people believe a conspiracy, does it become religion? Join us as we look at how power, perception and social norms determine what gets added to culture’s general storehouse of knowledge.
Format: Lecture
Instructor: Dr. Glen Fairen, Teaching Assistant Professor, Philosophy/ Religious Studies, OSU
Location: Stillwater Community Center, Room 116
À La Carte Price: $25
S25F-0312
Narrating Nature: Writing Workshop
Wednesday, 9/24, 1:30-3:30p
What happens when storytelling meets science? In this interactive writing workshop, you’ll explore how narrative can illuminate the urgent issues of biodiversity and global ecological change. Through collaboration with critical thinkers and narrative writers, you’ll learn to craft compelling, thoughtful pieces. Whether you’re drawn to creative nonfiction, memoir or science communication, this course invites you to use the power of story to connect people with the natural world — and inspire care, curiosity and action. No writing experience required.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Aimee Parkison MFA, Professor of Creative Writing, OSU
Location: Stillwater Community Center, Room 116
À La Carte Price: $10
S25F-311
Watercolor Painting
Wednesdays, 9/24-10/15, 10a-12p
This course will continue to explore painting with watercolors. We’ll experiment with this beautiful medium using different techniques such as washes, working wet on wet, wet on dry, controlling edges, color mixing, dry brushing, working with layers and more. We may even include ink lines. Our subject matter will be nature themed and may include flowers, birds, landscapes, etc. Feel free to bring your own references for painting inspiration. Materials/supply list will be provided upon registration.
Format: Participation
Instructors: Tandi Memmott, Teaching Artist
Location: Art on 6th
À La Carte Price: $35
Materials Fee: Purchased by student, list provided at registration
Note: Max enrollment 12
S25F-312
Visions of Elegance: The Films of Merchant Ivory
Wednesdays,9/24-11/12, 1:30-4p
Step into the world of Merchant Ivory, the legendary filmmaking trio — producer Ismail Merchant, director James Ivory and screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. Known for their exquisite literary adaptations, rich visuals and refined storytelling, their films have left a lasting mark on cinema. This course explores eight of their iconic works, including A Room with a View, The Remains of the Day, and Howard’s End, along with the recent documentary Merchant Ivory (2023). Join us for thoughtprovoking discussions and a celebration of the timeless artistry that defines the Merchant Ivory legacy. A full list of films is available online.
Format: Presentation
Instructor: Dr. Vickie Sturgeon, Educator, Broadcast and Motion Picture History
Location: Legacy Village
À La Carte Price: $25
S25F-411
Great Decisions
Thursdays, 9/25-11/13, 10a-12p
In America’s largest discussion program on world affairs, we will address weekly topics such as American foreign policy, U.S. changing leadership of the world economy, U.S.-China relations, India’s pivotal position, international cooperation on climate change, the future of NATO and European security, AI and our national security, U.S. foreign policy and the Middle East. Topic experts will be on hand to give us more information and guide group discussion. A full list of topics is available on the OLLI course enrollment page.
Format: Discussion
Instructor: Dr. Pam Brown, OLLI Discussion Leader
Location: Stillwater Public Library, Room 119
À La Carte Price: $25
I have enjoyed being in classes — and teaching classes to — the bright, energetic people who are OLLI students. I have learned a great deal about many subjects that I was unable to study while I was a college student, and the instructors have always been great.
S25F-999
The Interwar Period in the U.S.: 1919-1941
Thursdays, 9/25-10/16, 1:30-3:30p
The Interwar Period has often been neglected but is very important on all fronts. The booming but often reactionary 1920s were followed by the Great Depression and Dustbowl of the 1930s. But there was much more going on. This course will cover the politics, economics, culture, agriculture, technology, art, journalism, and more of this period.
Format: Lecture
Instructor: Dr. Jim Showalter, Historian
Location: Stillwater Public Library, Room 119
À La Carte Price: $20
S25F-322
Wednesday Deep Dives: A Weekly Exploration
Wednesdays, 10/1-10/15, 1:30-3:30p
Satisfying your intellectual curiosity, our three-fer Wednesday series offers something different each week. The first will actually do some diving as we explore the U.S. Submarine Force with a Submarine Nuclear Officer. Other topics include perspectives on the OKC bombing from the appointed attorney for Timothy McVeigh and lessons learned about radiation from WWII and the Fukushima (2011) disaster from a worldrenowned Emeritus Regents Professor of Physics. Details on each topic and speaker can be found online on the OLLI enrollment page.
Format: Presentations
Instructor: Various
Location: Stillwater Public Library, Room 119
À La Carte Price: $20
S25F-110
Blown Glass Workshop: Make Your Own Ornament
Friday, 10/3, 10a-2p
Experience the magic of molten glass in this hands-on workshop where you’ll shape your own colorful creation. Choose to make a hanging ornament, a decorative glass ball, or a charming mini pumpkin. Guided by an expert instructor, you’ll learn the fundamentals of glassblowing in a fun and welcoming environment — no experience needed. Whether you’re looking for a memorable activity or a one-of-a-kind keepsake, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to explore an ancient art form and leave with something beautiful you made yourself.
Format: Hands-on
Instructors: Glenda Radigonda, Glassblowing Artist
Location: G Gallery and Glass Studio (more details provided at registration site online)
À La Carte Price: $10
Materials Fee: $45
Note: Max enrollment 8
S25F-131
The Art of Pressed Flowers
Monday, 10/6, 10a-12p
Discover the timeless art of preserving nature in this hands-on workshop. Learn how to select, prepare and press flowers, then arrange them into a striking framed composition to take home. We’ll explore both technique and creativity, offering a relaxing way to connect with nature and explore a meaningful craft. No experience needed—just a love of flowers and a curiosity to learn. Join us for an inspiring session that transforms fleeting blooms into lasting botanical art.
Format: Hands-on
Instructor: Zana Haqq, Professional Floral Preservation Artist
Location: TBD - Details provided at registration site online
À La Carte Price: $10
Materials Fee: $25
S25F-1012
Health and Wellness Series
Mondays, 10/13-11/10, 10a-12p
Join us for a five-part series exploring pathways to better living through movement, music and medicine. Each week features a different expert sharing insights on physical, cognitive or community wellness. Topics include prehab and injury prevention, the inspiring story of Stillwater’s dementia-friendly choir, and resources from the Stillwater Medical Foundation. Whether you’re looking to stay active, stay sharp, or stay connected, this series offers practical knowledge and uplifting perspectives to support your well-being at any age. A full list of topics and speakers is available on the OLLI course enrollment web page.
Format: Presentation
Instructor: Various
Location: Stillwater Community Center, Room 116
À La Carte Price: $25
S25F-441
Self-Defense
Thursday, 10/16, 10a-12p
What are the most common ways someone may intrude on your space? How would you set boundaries or respond if someone pushes you or grabs your wrist? Learn techniques to manage these types of situations and bring your own self-defense related questions.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Craig Nichols, Self Defense Instructor
Location: Stillwater Martial Arts
À La Carte Price: $10
S25F-351
Art History Sampler: Arts of Asia; Revolution & Innovation: 19th Century European Art
Wednesdays, 10/22-11/12, 10a-12p
Take a whirlwind tour through two rich and fascinating chapters of art history. In this sampler course, explore the elegant traditions and visual philosophies of Chinese and Japanese art, then shift to Europe to witness the bold revolutions of the 19th century. From Neoclassicism and Romanticism to Realism and Impressionism, discover how artists responded to dramatic cultural change with innovation and creativity. Whether you’re a seasoned art lover or just curious, this course offers an engaging look at how art reflects and shapes the world.
Format: Lecture
Instructors: Jenny Ramirez, Visiting Associate Professor; Dr. Shaoqian Zhang, Associate Professor (both Art History, OSU)
Location: Stillwater Community Center, Room 121
À La Carte Price: $25
S25F-361
Acrylic Painting
Wednesdays, 10/22-11/12, 10a-12p
This class will introduce you to the basics of acrylic painting. We’ll learn about the qualities and versatility of acrylic paint. We’ll learn how to mix colors from a limited palette. References will be provided for subject matter but feel free to bring your own photos/references. We will try to complete three or four 11x14” paintings during the session. Materials/ supply list will be provided upon registration.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Tandi Memmott, Teaching Artist
Location: Art on 6th
À La Carte Price: $35
Materials: Purchased by student, list provided at registration
Note: Max enrollment 12
S25F-452
Grey Snow Eagle Stage Show & Gallery
Thursday, 10/23, 2-4p
We’ll visit the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma’s Grey Snow Eagle House, for their avian stage show in their new 250-seat auditorium designed for free-flight demonstrations. This unique program blends live eagle presentations with stories of conservation, tribal stewardship and rehabilitation. Learn how injured eagles are cared for and how the sanctuary preserves these sacred birds. You can also visit the showcase gallery that highlights the history of the program and the tribe’s conservation efforts, all set within a beautifully designed facility that represents an eagle in flight. This show is both awe-inspiring and deeply educational.
Format: Tour
Instructor: C.J. Burns
Location: Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma Great Snow Eagle House (more details provided at registration site online)
À La Carte Price: $20
Note: Max enrollment 100
Loved the fellowship with other OLLI members and meeting some new people.
T25F-111
Tulsa Town Hall
Monday, 9/22-11/10, 10a-12p
Join us for an eclectic mix of weekly speakers who will present interesting and relevant information you’ve come to expect from Osher programming. You’ll experience exciting topics such as drone photography, sign language and the Mother Road, as well as engaging speakers such as Rachel Hubbard of KOSU, Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond, and more! A full list of presenters and topics is available on the OLLI course enrollment page.
Format: Presentation
Instructors: Various
Location: Church of the Madalene
À La Carte Price: Free
T25F-999
The American West in the 19th Century: Fact and Myth
Mondays, 9/22-10/13, 1:30-3:30p
The 19th Century West is both a fact and a mythology. It became our defining myth in many ways for the U.S. — but at the same time the myth mutated and changed, and we had different messages over time. This course will first examine the facts of the 19th century; then we’ll look at the ways in which it was interpreted by writing, photography, painting, television and film.
Format: Lecture
Instructor: Dr. Jim Showalter, Historian
Location: Church of the Madalene
À La Carte Price: $25
…educational and fun. I recommend this for learning new techniques and meeting people.
T25F-211
Frank and Ella: Jazz Royalty
Tuesdays, 9/23-10/14, 10a-12p
From the idol of bobby-soxers in the 1940s, to a critically acclaimed jazz vocalist, Frank Sinatra is an entertainment icon. We’ll trace his development from his days with Dorsey through his legendary recordings with Nelson Riddle and Billy May. Duets with “the queen” will transition into the career of America’s foremost female jazz artist, Ella Fitzgerald. Vintage 78s and vinyl will be featured.
Format: Lecture
Instructors: John Hamill, Educator and Jazz Musician/Jazz Historian
Location: Church of the Madalene
À La Carte Price: $25
T25F-723
American Style Mah Jongg: Beginners
Tuesdays, 9/23-11/04, 1:30-4:30p
Mah jongg is a tile-based game dating to 19th Century China played with a set of 144 tiles based on Chinese characters and symbols. In the early 20th Century, it was brought to America by travelers to Asia, and an American version of the game developed. The game has spread globally with regional variants. Learn this worldwide sensation of a game in a simplified and explanatory manner, with a little history thrown in. Each week, the instructor also will “show and tell” mah jongg items from her collection.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Dr. Carol James, Mah Jongg Instructor
Location: Church of the Madalene
À La Carte Price: $25
Materials Fee: $15 (waived for returning students who do not need cards; please contact the OLLI office before enrolling)
Note: Max enrollment 8
T25F-311
Plan Ahead with Confidence: Legal Tools for Aging Well
Wednesdays, 9/24-10/15, 10a-12p
This four-part series is designed to help you navigate the legal side of aging. Learn how to protect your assets through estate planning, prepare for unexpected health changes with powers of attorney and guardianships, and explore options for long-term care using Medicaid and veteran’s benefits. The final session offers a unique opportunity to ask your own questions and get answers from trusted professionals. Gain peace of mind by planning ahead with expert guidance.
Format: Presentation
Instructor: Jorjana Marx, Attorney at Law, Partner, Oklahoma Senior Law
Location: Church of the Madalene À La Carte Price: $15
T25F-624
Movies of the Mother Road: Route 66 in Film
Wednesdays, 9/24-10/29, 1:30-4p
In honor of the 100th anniversary of Route 66, let’s enjoy some classic movies that span the decades and hit the asphalt on the Mother Road. Enjoy weekly insights from Film Historian Dennis Scott as we watch The Grapes of Wrath (1940), Easy Rider (1969), The Last American Hero (1973), Midnight Run (1988), Thelma and Louise (1991) and Cars (2006).
Format: Participation
Instructor: Dennis Scott, Film Historian
Location: Church of the Madalene
À La Carte Price: $25
T25F-411
Downsizing Made Easy: Helping Yourself or a Loved One Move Forward
Thursdays, 9/25-11/13, 10a-12p
Feeling overwhelmed by the thought of decluttering or moving? You’re not alone. Should you age in place or move to a senior living community? Get practical advice and learn how to sort through belongings, make thoughtful decisions and create a safer, more manageable living space — for yourself or for a loved one. Join us to gain peace of mind, explore your options, and take the first step forward.
Format: Presentation
Instructor: Sharyn Willard, Senior Home Coach and Certified Senior
Housing Professional
Location: Church of the Madalene
À La Carte Price: $25
T25F-125
Express Yourself: Writing to Process Feelings
Thursday, 9/25, 10a-12p
How can writing help process stress and grief? Many writers like Hemingway and C.S. Lewis have shared grief this way. Whether you write only for yourself or imagine your words helpful to others, you can develop ways to express your feelings. We’ll use photos to prompt memories and learn simple tools to stimulate creativity. Tears may come, but this class is designed to help move to positive healing and learn ways to better cope with future losses. You’ll come away with practical exercises and helpful resources.
Format: Participation
Instructor: JB Hunt, Writer and Chaplain
Location: Church of Madalene
À La Carte Price: $10
Note: Max enrollment 25
T25F-102
I Get By with a Little Help from My Friends
Thursday, 10/2, 10a-12p
How do you help a friend who is ill or grieving? Most of us do it wrong. Or not at all. Beyond the lasagna, are there tangible ways to help? Do you feel uncomfortable when hard times hit others? How do you know what to say — or not say? Illness and loss happen all the time, often without notice. We’ll develop active listening skills, learn simple relaxation tips and discuss Tulsa community resources. You’ll come away knowing how to be a better friend, without feeling sad or overwhelmed.
Format: Participation
Instructor: JB Hunt, Writer and Chaplain
Location: Church of the Madalene
À La Carte Price: $10
Note: Max enrollment 25
T25F-1010
Tour: The Life and Law Career of Bass Reeves
Friday, 10/10, 10a-2p
Explore the extraordinary life of legendary lawman Bass Reeves, one of the first Black Deputy U.S. Marshals west of the Mississippi. Serving in Fort Smith and Muskogee for over 30 years, Reeves earned a reputation for courage, integrity and justice. This half-day tour from Tulsa includes a visit to Muskogee’s Three Rivers Museum, the Bass Reeves statue and other key sites tied to his service with the U.S. Marshals and Muskogee Police. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before returning.
Format: Tour
Instructor: Jonita Mullins, Historian and Author
Location: On-site (more details provided at registration)
À La Carte: $10
Travel Fees: $25
T25F-251
Getting to Know Your Apple Tech
Tuesdays, 10/21-11/11, 10:30-11:30a
You love it. You hate it. You must use it in today’s world. Sometimes it feels like the more you try to stay on top of things, the more you get behind — especially when it comes to the wonderful world of technology. Let us help with at least one aspect of your personal tech — your Apple devices. In this course, we’ll discuss a different topic each week with the smart people from Apple covering topics such as personalizing your Apple watch, getting started with your iPhone, taking photos with your phone and more.
Format: Participation
Instructor: Apple Geniuses
Location: Apple Store, Woodland Hills Mall
À La Carte Price: Free
T25F-351
World War II: June 1943-August 1945
Wednesdays, 10/22-11/12, 10a-12p
We’ll pick up the war in June 1943, continuing discussions from the Spring course on the Japanese years of WWII. You do not need to have attended that class to enjoy this one. We’ll explore production differences in the combatants, as well as battle styles. We’ll discuss troop movements and battles. We’ll see the impacts of the American troops and continue through to August 1945.
Format: Presentation
Instructor: Patrick Walters, Retired U.S. Marine and WWII Enthusiast
Location: Church of the Madalene
À La Carte: $25
COURSE REGISTRATION
Registration can be completed online at OLLI.okstate.edu or through this registration form, which must include your payment. Payment must be received to be registered for classes. A registration confirmation will be emailed to you.
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Membership will be good through 6/30/26.
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A25F-1111 History’s Greatest Voyages: Part 2, À La Carte: $25
A25F-125 The Birth of the Atomic Age, À La Carte: $10
A25F-258 The Cognitive Stimulation Program, À La Carte: $25
A25F-2522 Laura Ingalls Wilder Studies: Little House Traveler À La Carte: $25
A25F-254 Corsets, Brassiers and Lingerie, À La Carte: $25
A25F-1125 U.S. in 2025: Top 10 Rankings Lists, À La Carte: $10
A25F-256 Iran Contra, À La Carte: $25
A25F-351 The Benefits of Strength Training, À La Carte: $10
A25F-251 The Great Healthcare Disruption, À La Carte: $10
BARTLESVILLE
BS25-111 Memoir Writing, À La Carte: $25
BS25-211 Bartlesville Town Hall, Free
BS25-311 Revisiting Oldies: Come Play Classic Games, À La Carte: $25
BS25-411 Thriving Thursdays: A Health Series, À La Carte: $25
BS25-313 Wine Tasting: The Wines of Italy, À La Carte: $10, Fee: $35
COURSE REGISTRATION
COURSE REGISTRATION
Please select all courses you are registering for and include this sheet with your total enclosed payment. Individual course fees listed are for À La Carte Membership. Any additional supply fees are shown and apply for both membership types.
OKLAHOMA CITY
O25F-111 Lunch and Literature, À La Carte: $10, Lunch not included
O25F-112 The Outlaw Mummy, À La Carte: $25
O25F-623 OKC Town Hall, Free
O25F-212 Casablanca: The Film, Warner Brothers and WWII, À La Carte: $25
O25F-810 Let’s Play Mah Jongg, À La Carte: $25, Fee $15
O25F-412 Ceramics and Pottery, À La Carte: $25, Fee: $130
O25F-342 Trunk Talk: OKC Zoo’s Elephants, À La Carte: $30, Admission $20
O25F-352 The Oklahoma Land Runs, À La Carte: $25
O25F-461 Fall Harvest Cooking: Sourdough, À La Carte: $10, Fee $30
O25F-172 Fall Harvest Cooking: Comforting Casserole, À La Carte: $10, Fee $30
O25F-117 Fall Harvest Cooking: Sweet Autumn Dessert, À La Carte: $10, Fee $30
O25F-113 Tour Governor’s Mansion & OK State Capitol, À La Carte: $10, Fee $40
STILLWATER
S25F-0111 Fundamentals of Tai Chi, À La Carte: $25
SS25-111 Preternatural Visions & Experiences in the Amazon, À La Carte: $20
S25F-211 Stillwater Town Hall, Free
S25F-212 Cults, Conspiracies and Contemporary Religions, À La Carte: $25
S25F-0312 Narrating Nature: Writing Workship, À La Carte: $10
S25F-311 Watercolor Painting, À La Carte: $35 + Materials
S25F-312 Visions of Elegance: Films of Merchant Ivory, À La Carte: $25
S25F-411 Great Decisions, À La Carte: $25
S25F-412 Learn to Save a Life: CPR & AED Certification, À La Carte: $15
S25F-999 The Interwar Period in the U.S.: 1919-1941, À La Carte: $20
S25F-322 Wednesday Deep Dives: A Weekly Exploration, À La Carte: $20
S25F-110 Blown Glass Workshop, À La Carte: $10, Fee: $45
Please select all courses you are registering for and include this sheet with your total enclosed payment. Individual course fees listed are for À La Carte Membership. Any additional supply fees are also shown.
STILLWATER (CONT.)
S25F-131 The Art of Pressed Flowers, À La Carte: $10, Fee: $25
S25F-1012 Health and Wellness Series À La Carte: $25
S25F-441 Self-Defense À La Carte: $10
S25F-351 Art History Sampler, À La Carte: $25
S25F-361 Acrylic Painting, À La Carte: $35 + Materials
S25F-452 Grey Snow Eagle Stage Show & Gallery À La Carte: $20
TULSA
T25F-111 Tulsa Town Hall, Free
T25F-999 The American West in the 19th Century, À La Carte: $25
T25F-211 Frank and Ella: Jazz Royalty, À La Carte: $25
T25F-723 American Style Mah Jongg: Beginners, À La Carte: $25. Fee: $15
T25F-311 Plan Ahead with Confidence, À La Carte: $15
T25F-624 Movies Of the Mother Road: Route 66 in Film, À La Carte: $25
T25F-411 Downsizing Made Easy, À La Carte: $25
T25F-125 Express Yourself: Writing to Process Feelings, À La Carte: $10
T25F-102 I Get By with a Little Help from My Friends, À La Carte: $10
T25F-1010 Tour: The Life and Law Career of Bass Reeves, À La Carte: $10, Fee: $25
T25F-251 Getting to Know Your Apple Tech, Free
T25F-351 World War II: June 1943-August 1945 À La Carte: $25
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