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What venues do you use?

Posted on October 23rd, 2009 by Anne Cardale, OLLI National Resource Center

Sharon Sokoloff, OLLI at Brandeis University Asks OLLI:
If your OLLI has classes and/or otherwise meets in more than one space/place/building - what are the types of spaces you use in your community, e.g., churches, temples, senior centers, other?  Please share all the venues you use, if there is a cost, and how it has worked for you program.  Thanks.

Centers on Aging

Posted on July 24th, 2008 by Julia Ridge, OLLI National Resource Center

Deborah Worthley, from OLLI at University of Vermont, asks:

Does your college or university have a center on aging? If yes, is your OLLI affiliated with the center on aging? If yes, what is the nature of that affiliation?