Learn for Life, Connect Through History: OLLI at UNLV Inspires Curiosity and Community in Retirement

The OLLI program at UNLV, funded by the Bernard Osher Foundation, offers lifelong learning opportunities for retired individuals. Ed Ort, an instructor, discusses the variety of history-related classes, including 15 in the last semester. Wayne Rohrbaugh, an instructor, shares his passion for the American Civil War, debunking misconceptions like the South winning many battles. Noell Everhart talks about her class on major historical events, including the Boston molasses flood. Tony Kouffman, a long-time OLLI member, highlights the social and educational benefits of the program, including high-profile speakers and a supportive community. An open house is scheduled for August 19 to introduce new members to the program.