Learning for the Fun of It

Courses to Consider Submitted by Laurie Galletta, Program Manager

Fall course registration is ongoing. OLLI presenters are

looking forward to offering their classes and meeting you!

Please take a second look at these fantastic classes that

start between now and October 5 and have seats available.

Concord 2038: Technology and Our Future

Rachel's View: Pastel Painting

Bootleggers and Bobbed Hair

Robotics and Automation in Modern Manufacturing

Behind the Scenes at the Capitol Center for the Arts

Demonstration of Chair Caning

Death and the Meaning of Life

No Vacancy: The Rise, Demise and Reprise of America's Motels

Gilmanton's Hotels and Boarding Houses

"60s" and "70s" Rock Music

The Art of Brewing Kombucha

"Philadelphia Aurora": Exposing the Reign of Witches and the Myth

of Democracy

Narrated Sunapee Cruise

Lunch and Learn: From Cannibalism to Incest -- The Curse on the

House of Atreus

Manchester Financial Planning in Retirement & Elder Law Issues

Classical Ethics, Contemporary Questions

Journey through the Harp

Creativity and Sculpture in the Woods: Tour of Andres Institute of

Art

Chronic Pain in America Farming in the Granite State: From History to Today's Farm-to-

Table Movement

Poets of the Piano

John G. Winant: War Hero, Governor, Statesman

Reflecting on Socrates

Man of Constant Sorrow in Ancient Greece and 20th Century

America: Odysseus and Ulysses Everett McGill

Manchester and the Great War

Historical Perspectives on the Affordable Care Act

Great Decisions Part 2

What is a Hobbit Anyway?

Unravelling Antisemitism Part I

Seacoast Oyster Spat Counting

Hamilton: The Musical - Historically Accurate or Not?

Shopkeepers of Puddle Dock Tour

Fall Tasks for Perennial Gardens

Step back in Time and Tour the Wright Museum of World War II

Ukulele Jam for Newbies

September 2018

Seacoast (continued) Public Libraries in the 21st Century: Technology, Community &

Lifelong Learning

Changing Trends in Healthcare

Lobsters! Everything You Didn't Think You Needed to Know

Conway

Fall Birding in the Mount Washington Valley

New Tax Laws! How Will They Affect You?

Summer/Fall Catalog Changes

Submitted by Laurie Galletta, Program Manager

Since going to print, a few changes in scheduling and class cancellations have occurred. Please note the following updated information (as of press time):

Concord

• Societal Change and the Evolution of Leadership - Cancelled

• Herman Mudgett, Americas first Serial Killer - Date Clarification – runs only 10/11 (not two dates as in catalog)

• Americas Literary Mt Rushmore – Date Correction: 4 Mondays 9/24-10/15

• Lake Sunapee Cruise - Date Change to 10/3 (rescheduled due to weather) Space still available

• Bug Catching - Cancelled

Manchester

• Animal Advocacy Awareness Here and Abroad - Date Change to 11/19 - 10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon

• You’re Getting to be a Habit, Nuns Movies – Cancelled

• Manchester and the Great War – Date Change to 9/27

• To Be, To Think, To Choose - Date Change to 10/25 and 11/1 – 1:00-2:30 p.m.

• Tutti Flutti – Cancelled

Conway

• Better Cooking Through Chemistry – Cancelled

• Seasoning With Spices and Herbs – Cancelled

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THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE OLLI OFFICE, 25 HALL STREET, CONCORD

Jane Fletcher, Program Director, Class of 2011

As always, OLLI staff and volunteers are available to assist you Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Please don’t ever hesitate to call us – 603-513-1377. OLLI Annual Meeting - Why Have One?

Jane Fletcher

The idea of hosting an OLLI Annual Meeting came from a member who, in 2014, suggested that an annual meeting would be the best way to promote OLLI as a statewide “organization” and dispel the perception of it being classes delivered by Granite State College (GSC).

In fact OLLI is an independent organization within and hosted by GSC. Although it is a part of the University System of New Hampshire, it has its own budget, its own staff, its own volunteer governance structure, its own set of policies and procedures, etc. Organizations are accountable to their members in terms of annual activity and finances and OLLI takes that responsibility seriously. We’d like you to be confident in and proud of your organization!

In October of 2014 your volunteer OLLI Steering Committee voted to institutionalize this annual event. Traditionally the format has included a social hour, meal, short report and entertainment. This year OLLI volunteers in Manchester have planned an event that, among the traditional offerings, highlights the Queen city. They invite you to join members from all over the state to take advantage of some of the unique and special opportunities that Manchester has to offer. I will be there to deliver the report and I hope you will be there to listen!

Please join us on September 26 by registering online before September 13. For more details please check page 8.

Look forward to seeing you there!

Registration Remorse Laurie Galletta & Jane Fletcher

OLLI office staff and volunteers would like to express our gratitude to those who attempted unsuccessfully, to register for class in the first few hours of the first day of fall registration. Your patience and understand-

ing were appreciated during that initial period of unanticipated technical difficulty. Special thanks to Sandy O’Neill, Beth Wagner and Judy Edwards, volunteers from the Seacoast who were working in the OLLI office that morning answering phones and assisting frustrated members. Your kind words and sense of humor went a long way for all of us while we waited for our registration system vendor to remedy the situation.

Please know that the OLLI office together with Granite State College IT staff are still working with the vendor to understand what happened and gain confidence that the same issue does not reoccur.

As an additional challenge on the following day, staff were made aware that some of you received messages that the OLLI registration site or links to it were “unsecure.” We learned that this message was delivered specifically to those who had Norton Anti-Virus software.

It is our understanding that this issue may have been related to the marketing of a new anti-virus product and has since been resolved. We are confident that our site remains secure. Please let the OLLI office know immediately should you experience such messages.

and finally . . .

Believe it or not, not one member responded to this request. I’m giving it one more try in case y’all were just enjoying the last of the lazy, hazy days of summer and didn’t want to think about putting fingers to keyboards.

I do hope to continue this column, so I am looking for any member who would like to write future Presenter Profiles either on a regular basis every month or on an occasional basis. If several members express interest, we can arrange a rotating schedule. Please contact me at OLLIOutlook@aol.com if you would be interested in contributing to this column. We look forward to resuming Presenter Profiles.

Writers Wanted Submitted by Jacki Fogarty, Editor

New Course Evaluation System Submitted by Jacki Fogarty, Class of 2012

Our prolific presenters, those who have presented numerous OLLI courses, often in multiple

sites, have earned a special place in heaven. Remember that these are volunteers who use

their own time and resources to research, plan, develop and present their course content to a

grateful and enthusiastic OLLI audience. Each month we introduce one of them to you so you

can learn about the person behind the course topic.

“Be Best.” It’s more than the First Lady’s campaign. It’s also OLLI’s plan for the future.

Be Good (we are), Be Better (we’re always trying), Be Best (it’s where we aim to be).

How do we become our very best? A huge tool

is evaluation. When you give feedback you have taken the first step toward making OLLI better. When committees review feedback

they take the next step to making OLLI better. When presenters review feedback they take a

huge step toward being better for themselves and for OLLI.

And all those “betters” propel OLLI to be the

best we can be. So, the Curriculum Council set a high priority to revamp the course evaluation system:

• to ask more meaningful questions and be user-friendly,

• to be able to compile results more quickly and effectively, and

• to limit evaluations to newly-offered courses

(i.e., if a course has already been offered and is back for an encore, then members and

Curriculum Committees have already concluded the course is high quality)

83% of our Summer/Fall courses are new, so

there’s a pretty good chance that you’ll experience the new evaluation system after you take a course this term.

What to expect The evaluations are online: • First you will receive an email from the OLLI

Office advising you that the evaluation will

be sent to you from an email address you may not recognize.

• Next you will receive an email from

noreply@qemailserver.com. That will contain a link to the evaluation form. The email is

safe to open and the link is safe to click. • You will be asked to complete the form within

10 days (it requires less than 10 minutes to

complete.) • Within two weeks after that deadline, the

results are compiled and delivered to the Curriculum Committee and presenter.

For a sneak peek at the questions you will be

asked, click here.

The production crew The Curriculum Council and a volunteer

committee worked with Laurie Galletta and Jim Miller, Director of GSC’s Institutional Research

department to create and test the evaluation.

The evaluation tool and the database of responses are housed on a server owned and

administered by Qualtrics, an industry leader in survey work.

Distribution of evaluations will be handled by

OLLI volunteers as will the reports that will be pulled from the system and distributed to Curriculum Committees and presenters.

The most important producer in the crew – YOU. Please complete evaluations on every course for which you are asked. You can help

OLLI Be Best.

On August 25, Native American Day, our Conway OLLI group toured a Shaker Village in New Gloucester, Maine. Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village is the world's only Shaker community with living members. In fact, there are only 2 Shakers alive in the world. Brother Arnold is 61 years old, and Sister June is 80 years old. I had the privilege of talking with Brother Arnold while I was making a purchase from the Shaker Store. The Shakers originated in England and began arriving in America in 1774. The Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village was established in 1783. Our tour guide, Diantha, showed us around the farming/religious community, consisting of 17 historic buildings on 1,800 acres of land. While taking the tour, we saw 8 Scottish Highlander cattle. Our tour wrapped up with a wonderful picnic lunch provided by the volunteers at the event.

OLLI Out-and-About to Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village

Submitted by Diana McLellan, Class of 2011

Pictured at right and below: storytelling by Geo

Neptune.

Below: OLLI members take a moment from their tour of Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village.

Friday, September 28 at Granite State College in Portsmouth. Social hour starts at 10:00 a.m. with the slide show at 10:30.

Your generous donations work to maintain affordable dues and class fees, supplement scholarships, ensure program sustainability and build organizational capacity. Thank you for supporting OLLI at Granite State College.

Click here to access the online donation form or mail your check payable to OLLI at Granite State College, OLLI Office, 25 Hall Street, Concord NH 03301.

A group of OLLI members went to Ireland in May. Come join us for coffee/tea and goodies while we look at some of the photos including a tour of Guinness, Castle Blarney, Killarney National Park, the Dingle Peninsula, the Ring of Kerry, the Cliffs of Moher and much more.

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Concord Book Club Submitted by Mary Davies, Class of 2007

Chapter Chat is open to OLLI members throughout the state. The group meets the second Monday of each month, 12:30 p.m., at Granite State College in Concord.

October 8 - Educated by Tara Westover This memoir recounts the amazing story of a young woman who never entered a classroom (no home schooling, either) until age 17 when she starts college. She went on to earn a PhD from Cambridge University. Westover grew up in a survivalist family in Idaho, preparing for the end of the world. Her story shows the power and courage of a young woman determined to educate herself.

November 12 - Clay Girl by Heather Tucker Ari, short for Hariet, grows up with an abusive father and an alcoholic mother and five other sisters. The novel is written through the eyes of a tough and gifted 8-year-old. The story is disturbing but hopeful.

December 10 - Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman Sad, funny, endearing are all used to describe this novel and its quirky heroine. Set in Glasgow, Eleanor is lacking in social skills and friends but things change. The story is an emotional roller coaster with lots of humor.

the group on this wonderful trail on August 23 and has agreed to be the contact person for the Conway hiking and snowshoeing SIG starting in October. Fall is nearly here and OLLI is getting into high gear. We hope all members have signed up for classes and plan to join in the social activities. Just look at some of the classes waiting for you in the beautiful Conway area.

• Fall Birding: Get outside and learn about birding and experience a bird walk with a great leader, or

• if you want to be creative, try Cross Stitch or Creating Origami Books.

• How about learning more about our local history with NH Folktales or the White Mountain Sampler?

• Or relax with baroque music? So many other opportunities too. Go to OLLI.granite.edu to learn more.

You can find the OLLI page at: https://m.facebook.com/olligsc/

Are you on Facebook? Submitted by Sandy O’Neill, Class of 2013

Many of us are Facebook members to stay in touch with family and friends. Did you know that OLLI at Granite State College is also on Facebook?

There are 199 of us who are “following” OLLI on Facebook (meaning that we receive information posted on the OLLI Facebook site.) There are about 1100 members of OLLI at Granite State College. Consider visiting the OLLI site. It can be a source of breaking information, reminders about events and just plain fun. Consider liking this page and it will pop up on your Facebook feed. You won’t be sorry!

Conway’s Corner Submitted by Betsy Gemmecke, Class of 2008

John Rozek and Don Gemmecke measured a large pine tree (18 feet circumference!) on a Conway Hiking SIG walk in the Hemingway Forest in Tamworth. John led

Seacoast Leadership Retreat Submitted by Sandy O’Neill, Class of 2013

“The topics were right on the

mark.”

“Can’t beat the caliber of the

speakers.”

“It’s a tragedy that so few took

advantage – if more did, we could

be a better state.”

“Great value for the price.”

43 OLLI members and 8 nonmembers enrolled in one or more of the Summer Lectures offered by Osher at Dartmouth and viewed at the Concord campus. At 164 total enrollments, averaging 27 audience members per lecture, the series was well-regarded by attendees. At the final lecture, Mike Baker led a discussion in which attendees offered their opinions of the program.

Additionally, comments included that they enjoyed the format and especially the chance to submit questions, and that they hoped we could do it again next year. While every person said they would recommend the series to a friend, there were a few suggestions including having two speakers per topic to give the “yin and yang” of the story, and to make slides available ahead of the program so that offsite streaming viewers could have copies.

Half of the members were from Concord with Manchester and Seacoast making up the rest of the total. Manchester and Seacoast reps said they didn’t mind coming to Concord but would enjoy the opportunity to view the lectures from their local campuses. One popular feature of the OLLI at GSC program was using the half-hour break between the prepared lecture and the Q&A period for a discussion period facilitated by Mike Baker.

As a first-time experiment, the live-streamed lecture series was a great success and the attendees hope to be invited again next summer.

Summer Lecture Series Submitted by Jacki Fogarty, Class of 2012

Members of the Central and Curriculum Committees on the Seacoast met jointly on July 26 to set the tone for the coming months to achieve a better member experience and a stronger OLLI presence on the Seacoast. Discussion topics included recruiting and retaining members, recruiting and retaining volunteers, member events and benefits, curriculum planning and succession planning.

The day also provided an opportunity for various committee members to get to know one another better. The location for the meeting was a relaxed setting where members shared a potluck lunch and informal conversation between the morning and afternoon sessions. The day helped solidify a common purpose of maintaining a strong presence of OLLI on the Seacoast.

All Seacoast OLLI members are encouraged to attend

Left to right: Ann Wissink, Martha Walsh, John Russell, Pat Boyle Steed, Nan Nutt

a Central or Curriculum meeting to observe how OLLI works on the Seacoast. All meetings are open. Who knows, if you attend a meeting, you might want to stay. We’d love to have you!

Cameras are everywhere Submitted by Jacki Fogarty, Class of 2012

Fall term is in full swing and there are fabulous courses being offered, both in classrooms and Out-and-Abouts. Also, some very creative fun events are in the works in all sites. We love to share OLLI experiences with all members through OLLI Outlook, on story boards at events and, occasionally, through an article in a local newspaper. We ask and encourage as many participants as possible to take photos and submit them for use. Of course, we love to see posed group shots and, even more, spontaneous candid shots.

If you do not want your picture published, please be sure to stay out of posed photographs and, if you are aware that pictures are being taken, do your best to stay out of the frame. If you think your picture might have been snapped, please approach the photographer, request that he/she take a picture of you with a thumbs-down gesture so that we can identify you in photos that we might consider publishing. But, it’s all good fun and we hope that you allow us to include you having a good time in our records.

Think about the classes you have taken. Have they been about current affairs, history, science? Do you enjoy literature? Please consider

Concord is calling for callers! Submitted by Donna Frost, Class of 2015

Easier than exercising . . .

Much more fun than root canal . . .

More appreciated than when you made your kids

eat broccoli “for their own good” . . .

Concord members who don’t mind (dare we say “enjoy”?) making telephone calls would be the most popular humans in the state capital if they would step up and say “I’ll do it!”

One project is short term – just a few days of making calls (or sending emails) to potential class assistants.

The other mission is a bit longer – about five weeks of making calls (or sending emails) to potential presenters who have already been identified.

We’ve all been thrilled with the number and variety of classes our Concord Curriculum Committee has created for us.

More classes = more telephone calls.

How’s your dialing finger? Make your first call now – to Diana Ryan at 603-228-5280 for the short term class assistant project or to Donna Frost at 603-648-2386 for the presenters project.

OLLI Travel Submitted by Martha Walsh, Class of 2014

Sneak Preview: Announcing a new travel opportunity in 2019 to travel with OLLI friends on a Grand Circle River Cruise to Christmas Markets Along the Danube.

Interested OLLI members are invited to meet with OLLI Travel Committee members and a representative from Grand Circle Travel to learn about this exciting International Tour.

The information session starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, September 12, Room 103, at Granite State Collge, Concord. You don’t have to register or RSVP to attend.

Note: Please be patient, the OLLI office staff will not have the details—exact date, price or phone number and code needed to register until after the Septemer 12 information session.

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Submitted by Sandy O’Neill, Class of 2013

There are avid readers on the Seacoast who are looking for a book club that features books that will garner deep discussions about world events, intriguing fiction and nonfiction books. The discussions about the formation of a book club have revolved around the importance of attracting both men and women to this group.

joining a special interest group (SIG) book club on the Seacoast that will feature both nonfiction and fiction. You can be part of the planning process for how the group will be run.

Please contact Sandy O’Neill sandy_oneill@comcast.net

or Bob Milanese baseballbob007@gmail.com if you have any interest in being part of this group or if you have suggestions for books that you would like to see included on a reading list. Meeting dates for this group will be determined as soon as we can gauge the interest in this type of group.

Event sponsored by:

Falls Event Center*, Manchester NH Wednesday, September 26, 2018

10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Morning: Meeting and Brunch Afternoon: Visit specially-priced Manchester venues of your choice.

OLLI and the City of Manchester Welcome You to

Fall Into The City

Annual Celebration of OLLI

***Register by September 13, 2018*** Simply click here.

For those of you who would like to come early and stay a day or two in Manchester, we have arranged a special rate for OLLI members of $89.00 (plus the obligatory tax) at La Quinta Inn & Suites Manchester, 21 Front Street, Manchester NH. This hotel is newly refurbished and is literally attached to the Falls Event Center where the meeting is being held. Please mention OLLI when calling the hotel for reservations, 603-669-5400. . *Conveniently located just off exit 6 on Interstate 293

Join with your fellow members from across the state to celebrate the accomplishments of OLLI, learn important organizational information, and enjoy a delicious brunch. Several knowledgeable and dynamic speakers from well-known Manchester museums and artistic venues will also present brief overviews of their venues.

In the afternoon, visit your choice of these venues, all of which are specially priced for OLLI. Or enjoy a walk through the downtown area to take in the sights and sounds, perhaps do a little shopping in our vibrant city.

Come for the meeting and enjoy a beautiful Fall day in the City of Manchester!

Last month in this column I presented an overview of the Steering Committee, primarily its function within the organization. This month I’d like to give you a little more detail about the members of this committee. This past week was the first Steering Committee meeting of the new fiscal year of OLLI at Granite State College, starting the busy and very exciting time of year for all of us . . . new Summer/Fall semester, a myriad of interesting new courses to choose from, special interest groups to join and social events galore. Biggest problem for OLLI members? What to choose. However, the most exciting thing for me personally is the make-up of the 2018-19 Steering Committee. We are very fortunate to have excellent leaders continuing their terms on the Committee; these individuals are bright, ambitious, hard-working and conscientious. Let me point out that each Steering representative also has additional responsibility at their individual OLLI site along with their service on this statewide committee. The Committee has added five new members, each chosen by the Central Committee of their sites: Iris Altilio, Concord; Bee Muzerall and Cynthia Graham, Conway; Dee Angwin, Manchester, and Michelle Langa, Seacoast. With the addition of these five strong leaders who bring new focus,

focus, new ways to view problems (old and new) and new ideas . . . plus their incredible, contagious enthusiasm for OLLI . . . this year’s Steering Committee will guide our organization in a positive direction and help to build upon its solid foundation. Most of the Steering Committee members plan to attend the Annual Meeting/Celebration at the end of this month, Wednesday, September 26. This would be the perfect opportunity to ask questions or share your opinions with them; they, in turn, would be delighted to share their knowledge and/or listen to your comments. We look forward to meeting you in Manchester.

Sharon

Chair’s Chat

Submitted by Sharon Kace, Class of 2010, Steering Committee Chair

The next Steering Committee meeting will be Monday, October 29, 10:00 a.m., at GSC-Conway.

Members are invited to attend. (September’s meeting is cancelled due to the Annual Meeting.)

OLLI welcomes the

104 new members who

have joined since our

Summer/Fall Previews.

We’re so happy you’ve

become part of our

OLLI family!

The OLLI Outlook is published monthly and sent to all current OLLI members. OLLI members are invited to submit articles of interest to the general membership. Articles and comments may be emailed to OLLIOutlook@aol.com. Thank you. Jacki G. Fogarty, Editor

Class of 2012

Concord Monday, September 10 Concord Central Committee – 9:30 a.m. Monday, September 17 Concord Curriculum Committee – 10:00 a.m. Monday, September 17 Concord Book Club Book Exchange, GSC-Concord – 1:00 p.m. Friday, September 21 Concord Membership Committee, Bob Pearson’s house – 10:30 a.m. Thursday, September 27 Concord Events Committee – 1:30 p.m.

Conway Wednesday, September 19 Conway Central & Curriculum Committees – 1:00 p.m.

Manchester Friday, September 7 Manchester Communications Committee – 12:00 p.m. Friday, September 14 Manchester Curriculum Committee – 10:00 a.m. Friday, September 21 Manchester Membership Committee – 10:00 a.m. Friday, September 21 Manchester Curriculum Committee – 10:00 a.m. Friday, September 28 Manchester Central Committee – 10:00 a.m.

Seacoast Thursday, September 13 Seacoast Curriculum Committee, GSC-Portsmouth – 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 18 Seacoast Handwork SIG, GSC-Portsmouth – 12:30 p.m. Contact Sandy O’Neill at sandy_oneill@comcast.net

Wednesday, September 19 Seacoast Central Committee, GSC-Portsmouth – 10:00 a.m. Friday, September 28 Seacoast Mug ‘n’ Muffin, OLLI Goes to Ireland, GSC-Portsmouth – 10:00 a.m. Contact Pat Nicolino at pfnico@aol.com if you’re willing to bring a refreshment

Friday, September 28 Seacoast Memoir Writing SIG, GSC-Portsmouth – 12:30 p.m. Contact Sandy O’Neill at sandy_oneill@comcast.net

Statewide Meetings and Events Monday, September 3 Labor Day – GSC closed Wednesday, September 5 Curriculum Council, GSC-Concord – 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, September 12 Travel Committee, GSC-Concord – 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, September 12 Travel Information Session, GSC-Concord – 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 26 Annual Celebration of OLLI, Falls Event Center, Manchester – 10:00 a.m. Saturday, September 29 OLLI On the Road to Quebec (4 days, 3 nights)

Looking Ahead Thursday, October 18 Concord Garden Friends SIG, Umami’s, Northwood – 12:30 p.m. Contact Donna Frost at DFrost49@hotmail.com or 603-648-2386 for information and directions

Thursday, October 25 Concord Game Day, GSC-Concord – 12:30 p.m. Friday, November 16 Manchester Mug ‘n’ Muffin – 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, May 21, 2019 OLLI On the Road to Eastern Europe – River Cruise (14 days)

OLLI at Granite State College 25 Hall Street Concord, NH 03301

(603) 513-1377 olli.office@granite.edu

olli.granite.edu OLLI National Resource Center

Learning sites at Concord, Conway, Manchester & the Seacoast

September Calendar All meetings are at the local Granite State College campus unless otherwise noted.