University of North Carolina Wilmington
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Public Service
& Continuing
   Studies

For more information

Kathy McDaniel, director
Community Partnerships
910/962.3699
mcdanielk@uncw.edu

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at UNCW

Civic and Leadership Programs

Adult Scholars Leadership Program
The Adult Scholars Leadership Program provides students with an up-to-date snapshot of the political, economic, educational, law enforcement, historical and cultural forces that drive Southeastern North Carolina.  Participants identify and respond to critical issues, invest their organizational and entrepreneurial talents to solve problems and volunteer in the community.


Adult Scholars Leadership Alumni
Since 1991, the program has graduated over 400 adult scholars and has 243 active alumni.  Alumni, a truly diverse group, range from retired Fortune 500 executives, government officials, educators, health care providers, lifelong volunteers and community activists.


For more information

Kathy McDaniel, director
Community Partnerships
910/962.3699
mcdanielk@uncw.edu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at UNCW
Senior Offering Solutions (SOS)

 

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With 78 million Baby Boomers preparing for retirement and so many active seniors looking for meaningful volunteer activities in the Cape Fear region, UNCW recognizes the tremendous opportunity to mobilize an unprecedented human capital with the need for community development.

 

The process is simple, but the rewards are great. To become an SOS graduate and begin engaging in meaningful community projects, all participants attend three daytime classes (about 8 hours total time), which provide the following: an extensive overview of the challenges facing baby boomers and their communities in the coming years; a self-assessment workshop to give you an objective view of your talents and passions; and an introduction to the leaders of select programs within UNCW and the local community.

All SOS graduates then choose the volunteer program that they feel best provides a mutually beneficial relationship, whereby their skills are utilized by an organization in need of a skilled senior perspective.

SOS Sessions -Spring 2009 (All sessions from 1-4 PM)

Tues. March 17

Wed. . March 18

Thurs. March 19

 

COSTS:

$45 OLLI member fee

$70 OLLI non-member fee

 

INTERESTED?

The SOS 2009 brochure will soon be for available for download..

 

How do I join?

To register for the program, you may contact the registration office at (910) 962-3195

Then.... Click on "Update Member Profiles" above , to complete a short survey, listing your work accomplishments and interests. This wll then be e-mailed directly to Shari Ricks and this information will be used so we can see where your interests are.

 

Foradditional information

Karel Dutton, director
UNCW Continuing Studies
910/962.3644
duttonk@uncw.edu


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