Michael Alexander, Chancellor | University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Michael Alexander, Chancellor | University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Green Bay, WI — The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) members and volunteers are hosting “Intro Events” in Green Bay and Manitowoc. The events are free and do not require registration, just curiosity and the drive to never stop learning.
The events will take place on Wednesday, July 17, at 10 a.m. at The Weidner, Fort Howard Hall, 2420 Nicole Drive, Green Bay, and on Thursday, July 18, at 10 a.m. at the Manitowoc Campus, Room H102, 705 Viebahn Street, Manitowoc.
LLI was created over thirty years ago to promote learning for enjoyment and is the largest program of its kind in the state. University faculty, experts in their fields, and passionate enthusiasts with wide interests teach classes during the day in various formats to members. Most classes are in-person with an additional mix of online classes and local tours. Classes may be one day or multiple days. Members enroll on July 31 for the fall semester and are eligible to take a minimum of 15 classes.
LLI’s program specialist interacts with a determined taskforce of volunteers, including an elected board and committee chairs. “LLI represents a very committed group of volunteers,” says Heidi Jahnke, UW-Green Bay Lifelong Learning Institute’s program specialist. “They really care about our members and want to offer classes that capture their imaginations and respond to what’s happening in the world.”
For more information or questions, please contact Heidi Jahnke at jahnkeh@uwgb.edu.
The Lifelong Learning Institute is sponsored by the Division of Continuing Education and Workforce Training offering access to education at every stage of life.
About UW-Green Bay:
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay serves 10,300 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students as well as 67,500 continuing education learners annually. It offers 200 academic degrees, programs, and certificates across four campus locations in Northeast Wisconsin. Since opening its doors in 1965, it has championed bold thinking and is recognized as Wisconsin’s fastest-growing UW institution.
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