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2010 Annual Meeting Presentation
- 1. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING WELCOME Hal Freedman Chair Governing Council
- 4. OUR GROWTH HAS BEEN SPECTACULAR Spring 05 Spring 06 Spring 07 Spring 08 Spring 09 Spring 10 Membership Participants Class Seats Number of Learning Groups
- 9. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING KEYNOTE ADDRESS Dr. James Horton President , Yavapai College
- 11. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING FINANCIALS Phil Winklelstern Chair, Finance Committee
- 13. PRESCOTT OLLI 2010/2011 BUDGET $2450 $10,150 $7,700 Committees $14,888 $124339 $109,451 TOTAL EXPENSES 20 650 630 MEMBERSHIP PLAN $12,438 $114,189 $101,751 ($2,975) $5,336 $8,311 General $1,860 $12,000 $10,140 Printing $13,553 $96,853 $83,300 Salaries Administrative Difference Budget 10/11 Budget 09/10 EXPENSES
- 14. NET INCOME $22,505 $2,979 (-$19,526) SURPLUS/DEFICIT $14,888 $124,339 $109,451 EXPENSES $37,393 $127,318 $89,925 REVENUES Difference Budget 10/11 Budget 09/10
- 15. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING MEMBERSHIP Ann Lourie Membership Committee
- 17. GROWTH IMPACTS More Classrooms, Parking and Facilitators Required Possible Additional Grants Loss of Personal Character Local Community Visibility Larger Classes Supporting Social Mission Increase in Staff and Payroll Increased Fees CON PRO
- 18. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING STAFF REPORT Patrica Berlowe OLLI Administrator
- 31. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS Matt Lukaszewski SIG Chair
- 32. What is a SIG? A SIG is a group of OLLI members who share a common interest, and would like to meet outside the normal OLLI classroom environment to socialize and enjoy their mutual interest.
- 33. Why Were SIGs Formed? In response to a 2008 survey of OLLI members. We Listened to You!
- 34. SIG Task Force - Lydia Garrett - Nikki Krause - Sally Landes - Matt Lukaszewski - Leslie Parsons
- 35. Accomplishments - SIG Guidelines - SIG Application Form - And
- 36. SIGs - International Dining - Book Club - Mah Jong - SIG Blog - Friends On-Call * - Interim Pastel Painting * - US Energy * - Met Live in HD * - OLLI Singles *
- 37. Next Steps You propose New SIG Ideas for socialization, learning and fun. We will listen and put your ideas into action.
- 39. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING TECHNOLOGY Alex Finnarn VISTA Intern
- 46. EDU 2.0 - COLLABORATION
- 47. EDU 2.0 – RESOURCES
- 48. EDU 2.0 - GROUPS
- 49. EDU 2.0 - LIBRARY
- 50. EDU 2.0 - LIBRARY
- 54. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING CELEBRATING 17 YEARS OF LEARNING Lucy Hanson OLLI Historian
- 55. Henry McMonagle In April, 1993, Henry McMonagle requested permission to survey the community to determine if there would be interest in the formation of a Yavapai College Institute for Learning in Retirement, an ILR.
- 58. Our first social event and launch party were held on February 11, 1994. In August of 1994, we reached a membership of 100. Our logo said “Learning is always in Season.” And we were officially called the Yavapai Learning Institute, YLI.
- 62. Roy Leroux, Andy Reti, Pat Beaugrand and Walt Bull
- 63. 0 50 100 150 200 250 Membership Growth 72% 1999 1998
- 68. Rita Wuehrmann, Barbara Yarrow, Deni Harris, Tricia Berlowe, and Paige Ruggles
- 76. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING OLLI AROUND THE NATION Emil Borgers and Rudy Arena
- 84. What Next??
- 87. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING FACILITATOR RECOGNITION Sue Nauman Curriculum Committee
- 88. Facilitators Learning Groups Participants Class Seats 4163 1982 190 99 THE LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD
- 90. I THINK I CAN FACILITATE
- 91. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION Patrica Berlowe OLLI Administrator
- 92. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING SOCIAL Marge Rubin Social Co-Chair
- 103. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING INTRODUCTION OF NEW COUNCIL Marge Rubin C0-Chair Nominating Committee
- 106. OLLI-YC 2010 ANNUAL MEETING LIFELONG LEARNING AT YAVAPAI COLLEGE Dennis Garvey Dean, Division of Lifelong Learning
Notas do Editor
- In April, 1993, Henry McMonagle requested permission to survey the community to determine if there would be interest in the formation of a Yavapai College Institute for Learning in Retirement, an ILR. If the survey proved favorable, Elderhostel agreed to put up $2000 for start up costs.
- On July 28th 1993, at Yavapai Performance Hall, a meeting of 175 local people gathered to hear about the concept of a retirement learning group. Henry Lippman, a spokesman for ILR’s came from New York to speak at the meeting.
- After committees were formed to develop a conceptual plan for facilities, sessions, governance, feeds, etc, the college granted approval for the formation of an ILR in December of 1993. Ed Cornett was a member of the original steering committee.
- Our first social event and launch party were held on February 11, 1994. In August of 1994, we reached a membership of 100. Our logo said “Learning is always in Season.” And we were officially called the Yavapai Learning Institute, YLI.
- John Sorauf was our first chair; Eileen Ferguson our first secretary,
- Our first classes, Feb 18 - April 15 of 1994 were: Current Economic Issues Environmental Concerns: Fact or Fancy Global Village A Systematic Approach to Decision-making Personal Finance for Retirement Poetry for the Public Point of View The Southwestern Experience Speech Crafting Symbolism in Modern Art Travel Smarts The West of the Imagination Creating Plot and Character
- By 1996, we were starting each fall term with a kick-off coffee, which in years to come expanded to a kick-off lunch and then to a kick-off party. The purpose has always been the same, to get started on our wonderful fall class line up.
- By 1997 our Governing Council Chair was Walt Bull, Vice Chair was Andy Reti, Financial Officer, Roy Leroux, and Secretary was Pat Beaugrand. If you recognize more and more of these names, it’s because so many of our members have been active for many, many years.
- In 1999, the YLI Newsletter announced that we had increased our membership to 217 people, a growth rate of 72% over the previous year. And probably our largest % increase in our history. Shirley Purcell was Curriculum Chair, and she and her committee offered 23 learning groups and 2 field trips.
- In 2000 some thought about a name change, and suggestions included Methuselah’s Learning Institute, Learning for the Chronologically Enhanced and Learning for Fossils. We decided, in our infinite wisdom, to stay with Yavapai Learning Institute which made us Ylites.
- For the Love of Learning was our new slogan developed by Dave Warner, and it is still in use today.
- In 2004, we received a grant from the Osher Foundation and the Osher Endowment in 2007. These additional funds allowed us to expand our services, our administrative staff, & our schedule of classes. The money has made growth easier. And with the help of the Osher funding, we have raised our membership fees only three times in our history -- definitely below the general rate of inflation.
- We made one major change when we received the Osher funding. We were no longer the Yavapai Learning Institute, but became the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. Guess we could handle that!
- Our staff has evolved and grown over the years
- Anticipating change and growth, we held a Long-range Planning Meeting which was heavily attended. Literally thousands of ideas came out of that meeting, many of which we are still working on.
- In the spring of 2006, Lesley Schuler gave us the wonderful new look that you will all recognize as our schedule, a very classy publication which comes out 5 times a year.
- As we welcome new members, we also have to say goodbye to some of our long time contributing members. Some of those we have lost in recent years: Eve Wynant Jeanne Toor Albert Lovejoy Dick McCord John Riley Bert Wilson They and the other members we have lost are missed!