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LLI Seasoned Scholars

Learning Without
Limits

We can enrich the lives of assisted living and long-term care residents with online classes.

Seasoned Scholars is a dynamic program that brings the joy of live streamed online learning to residents in assisted living and long-term care facilities. By collaborating closely with activity directors and administrators, we enhance their activity offerings with a diverse array of classes tailored to the interests of their residents.

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Key Benefits for Seniors

At UW-Green Bay, we embrace the idea of lifelong learning, which encourages curiosity and a positive attitude. The impacts for improved health and well-being are hard to deny. 

Younger Brains

The cognitive scores for adults who engaged in lifelong learning were closer to those of middle-aged adults compared to non-participants. (Source: The Mather Institute)

Personal Growth

55% of older adults actively pursue new things for personal growth—studying history, playing music and keeping up with technology. (Source: AARP)

Self-Esteem

82% of seniors continue their education because they enjoy learning. The pursuit of knowledge boosts their self-esteem and confidence. (Source: The Senior List)

Wide-Ranging Topics

Residents of assisted living and long-term care facilities can delve into new ideas, share thrilling experiences and invigorate their minds, bodies and spirits through a diverse array of classes, including:

  • Art
  • Crafts 
  • Culinary
  • Exercise
  • History
  • Literature
  • Science
  • Technology
  • Wellness
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Instructors Who Understand
Senior Learners

Teaching approaches tailored for engaging older adults.

Our classes are taught by passionate volunteer instructors who are eager to share their expertise. Cost estimate available upon request.

Heidi Jahnke

Contact Us to Get Started

Get things moving by contacting Heidi Jahnke, Program Specialist, Lifelong Learning Institute at (920) 465-2391 or jahnkeh@uwgb.edu.

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