‘Continuing Education’ a Way of Life
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COMMUNIVERSITY, OLLI OFFER VIBRANT LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
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Our students will soon return to our various campuses and online platforms to begin the 2022-23 academic year. And while earning their degrees is their more immediate goal, as alumni we realize that college is just one stage of lifelong learning. For the eternally curious, the quest for greater knowledge and understanding never ends. Two UC continuing education programs have long been helping to satisfy that hunger; each offers a selection of virtual classes to broaden their appeal.
- For more than 70 years, Communiversity has been offering non-degree classes that cover a wide range of subjects — technology and the arts, fitness and sports, home and hobbies, current events and practical skills, and much more. Local experts provide the instruction to students ranging from young alumni to our more “senior Bearcats.”
- Aimed specifically at those 50 and older, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) features hundreds of daytime courses for personal enrichment presented by volunteer moderators and passionate hobbyists from many fields. OLLI offers a rich assortment of learning and social experiences covering a vast array of topics.
When you chose to attend UC, you got an education partner for life. We invite you to explore this pair of vibrant learning communities for yourself or family members and friends.
Go Bearcats!
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Jennifer L. Heisey '97
Chief Alumni Officer
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Pinto Cherishes Student-Centered Progress at UC
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‘Bearcats on the Road’ to Visit Arkansas, Central Florida
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Alumni Volunteers
Signing Up to Help
Student Recruitment
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Time to Make
Homecoming Plans
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Check out the schedule for this year’s Homecoming and plan your trip to campus Oct. 7-8 for all the fun, headlined by the Friday night Homecoming Kickoff Party and Saturday’s parade and UC–USF game.
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Gift Supports
Scholarships for Aerospace, Student-Athletes
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New Academic Building Enters Final Stages of Construction
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A recent topping-off ceremony signaled the home stretch for construction of Clifton Court Hall, the future campus home of several College of Arts and Sciences departments. The facility will open next spring.
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UC Subject Matter
Experts to Headline ‘BEARCATS/Lead’ Series
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In a new UCAA series called “BEARCATS/Lead,” UC leaders will explore topics relevant to a changing world. The first is Sept. 15 in Atlanta with Lindner College of Business Dean Marianne Lewis on managing complexity.
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New Era Begins with Digital Futures Grand Opening
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A Sept. 23 grand opening will mark the official debut of UC’s groundbreaking Digital Futures building as a cornerstone of the university’s Innovation Corridor. The public is invited to the festivities.
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Pair of Golf Outings to Benefit Student Scholarships
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Pharmacy Life Proves to Be the Right Family Prescription
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John and Lorrie Klaserner met as UC pharmacy students more than three decades ago. They’re now watching their Bearcat son and daughter follow in their pharmacy footsteps.
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UC Health Hospitals Receive High Marks
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Behind the Thrills: UC Class Explores Theme Park Design
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Summer is the height of the season for families and friends to attend theme parks. Thanks to a recently launched course, UC students will be at the forefront of future theme park design.
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New UC Clermont Partnership to Help At-Risk High School Students
Students attending high schools near UC Clermont College who need specialized tutoring will benefit from a $500,000 Statewide Mathematics and Literacy Tutoring Grant that funds a new partnership with the college.
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New Tailgate Area to Debut for Football Season
Short Vine is the site of a new dedicated tailgate space beginning with UC’s first home football game on Sept. 10. Closed to vehicular traffic, the area will feature a giant-screen TV and plenty of gameday festivities.
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