OLLI Course Archive – 2009

Spring 2009

Artifact, Relic, or Hoax? Case Studies in Archaeological Science - Sarah Wisseman

Castles and Wine: The Palatinate from Prehistory through the Reformation - Fred Christensen
Cognition and personality across the lifespan: Only as old as you think you are? – Team-Taught, Beckman Institute
Deepening Your Spiritual Journey: My Grandfather’s Blessings - Tom Neufer Emswiler
Illinois Wilds: The Nature of Illinois – Michael Jeffords and Susan Post
Islam: Multiple Perspectives - Steve Shoemaker
Memoirs: Everybody Has a Story! - Marva Nelson
Singular American Voices: Jazz Singing Yesterday and Today - Sam Reese
Sociology of Deviant Behavior: Anatomy of Murder - L. Charles Cooper
Tai Chi - Mike Reed
The Golden Age of Hollywood Musicals - Pat Gill
The History of Landscape Design - Robert B. Riley
The New Science of Genomic Biology and the Many Ways it Touches Your Life – Team-Taught, coordinated by Gene Robinson
Viewing Dance: Enriching the Audience Experience - Kate Kuper

African American Sacred Music: Historical Settings and Singing Styles - Willie T. Summerville
Archaeology at the National Historic Landmark Site of New Philadelphia, Illinois - George Calfas/Kathryn Fay
Contemporary Issues in International Security - Colin Flint
Dark Sky Legacy: The World of Astronomy - Dave Leake
Economic Policy Issues and Some Weird Stuff - Case Sprenkle
Europe's Heartland: The Palatinate in Modern History - Fred Christensen
Exploring Architecture - Robert Porter
How Do We Know What We Know? - Charles Jordan
Human Reproduction: Advances, Opportunities and Daunting Problems Associated with Our Mechanism for Survival - David Sherwood
Humanity in the Midst of War - Harley Jones
Medical Genetics: The New Genetics and Your Medical Care - Judith Miller
Tai Chi - Mike Reed
The Brain in Society - Donna Korol
The Films of Billy Wilder - Pat Gill
The Future of the United States: Critical Public Policy Issues - Robert F. Rich
The Music of Stravinsky - Peter A. Michalove
Viewing Dance: Enriching the Audience Experience - Kate Kuper
World War I - Why? ... And Was It Really Significant? - Walter Tousey