Did you know that Sonoma State University is home to one of a select 100 Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes nationwide?
This fabulous learning community opens all sorts of doors to stimulating and enlightening lifelong education without the pressure of having to sit finals.
I'm so excited to be a part of a panel dear to my heart that has been specially designed for the summer program at OLLI here at Sonoma State. On Tuesday, June 2nd, 2015, I'll be joining fellow panelists Rodney Gagnon of Glasshaus Wines, Deborah Walton of Canvas Ranch and Joel Weirauch of Weirauch Farms and Creamery in a morning panel moderated by Lynne Devereux, founding president of the California Artisan Cheese Guild.
"By Hand, By Land" — This two hour session in Ives Hall, #101 (Warren Auditorium) promises to be a lively discussion between a passionate cast of characters who share the common bond of having given up quite different lives elsewhere to live the good life here in the Sonoma County countryside.
I hope to see some familiar faces in Ives Hall on June 2nd at Sonoma State.
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OLLI is a unique learning community for adults age 50 years old or better. OLLI offers the very best continuing education with no tests and no grades. Distinguished SSU faculty and other Bay Area educators enjoy sharing their expertise with OLLI students, whose life experience and intelligence enrich the exchange of ideas.
OLLI at SSU is one of over 100 Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes nationwide. The program is supported by student fees, donations, and the earnings on an initial endowment generously provided by the Bernard Osher Foundation. Joining OLLI at SSU means discovering new friends, new knowledge, and new ways to bring meaning and enjoyment to your life. Courses are taught in six week sessions (Fall, Winter, and Spring) at all 3 locations. Areas of study range across many subjects:
- Arts
- Contemporary Issues
- Food & Wine
- Natural Sciences
- Social & Political History
- World Cultures
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