The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at WMU offers high quality non-credit programs for mature adults in the greater Kalamazoo community.

Winter/Spring registration is coming soon!

With over 90 courses offered in our upcoming winter/spring semester, there's something to tempt every lifelong learner! Our newest catalog will be available soon via the Digital Course Catalog or through the course registration system.

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Learn

OLLI at WMU provides a wide variety of courses, seminars, and educational experiences across a broad array of topics.
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Volunteer

Get involved with the OLLI at WMU community through teaching, coordinating events, and helping to shape the future of lifelong learning.
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Give

OLLI at WMU accepts donations to support its continuing mission to deliver high-quality experiences for lifelong learners.
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Founded in 2011, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at WMU offers high quality non-credit programs for mature adults in the greater Kalamazoo community. This volunteer organization, with support from WMUx, works with WMU emeriti, faculty and staff to offer courses, events and trips year-round. 

OLLI at WMU is proud to have created a community of lifelong learners in Kalamazoo and looks forward to continued growth as it creates more and more diverse learning experiences for its members.

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All Life is Learning

Read the current edition of the monthly OLLI at WMU newsletter.
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Gift a Membership

For just $50, give the gift of learning this holiday season. Call us at (269) 387-4157.

Supporting Partners

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Kalamazoo Literacy Council
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Miller Auditorium