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Travel Information Session

Want to know more about our upcoming trips? Have questions about what Collette does? Join us for a travel information session to learn more, complete with captivating slides of the areas we'll be visiting.

Monday, June 15, 1:30-2:30pm

Free and open to the public! A hybrid event - join us in Bradley 2 at The Social Chico or on Zoom.

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Meeting ID: 438 202 3009
Passcode: OLLI2026

Annual Business and Town Hall Meeting

Come learn all about OLLI! At our Annual Business & Town Hall Meeting, you'll hear about our goals, finances, membership trends, and how OLLI at Chico State fits into the larger network of OLLIs nationwide. This is your opportunity to shape the future of our OLLI community. Bring your questions, ideas, and hopes for the future of OLLI. We want to hear from you and get your ideas on how we can continue building a program that keeps lifelong learning engaging and relevant to our community.

Wednesday, July 15, 11am

A hybrid event – join us in Bradley 2 at The Social Chico or on Zoom. Check the OLLI website the day of the event for the Zoom link.

In Case You Missed It

Spring Community Speaker Series

Chico Fire Marshal Paul Ricketts joined us to discuss fire risk management. Watch the recording now.

Winter Community Speaker Series

Chico State faculty member Asa Mittman joined us to discuss how maps shape our understandings of the world around us and our place within it. Watch the recording now.

Fall Community Speaker Series

Sheri Steinig, director of strategic initiatives and communications at Generations United, joined us to discuss intergenerational connections. Watch the recording now.

Annual Business and Town Hall Meeting

Learn more about how OLLI operates. Watch the recording now.

2024-25 Annual Report
2025-26 Budget

Winter Community Speaker Series

Cathryn Carkhuff and Carolyn Nava joined us to talk about the Local Master Plan on Aging. Watch the recording now.

Chico State Artist in Residence Talk

Chico State Artist in Residence and poet/storyteller/musician and artivist (art+activist) David Gonzalez will join us for a multi-media romp on creativity and social action. Watch the recording now.

Fall Community Speaker Series

Local nonprofit expert Laura Cootsona joined us for a talk entitled Community Nonprofits: The Lifeblood of Our Community. Watch the recording now.

Spring Community Speaker Series

Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) President and CEO Seana O’Shaughnessy joined us to talk about CHIP's work. Watch the recording now.

Winter Community Speaker Series

Chico Enterprise-Record Editor Mike Wolcott joined us for a discussion on the inner workings of our local daily paper, a bit of history of the paper, and the future of newspapers. Watch the recording now.

Fall Community Speaker Series

Nationally acclaimed and award-winning author Brendan Slocumb joined us for a conversation about his breakout novel The Violin Conspiracy. The conversation was facilitated by Chico State Dean of Humanities and Fine Arts Tracy Butts. Watch the recording now.

Spring '23 Virtual Play Festival

The OLLI Virtual Play Festival is now available to watch online at any time! The festival's four short comedies were written, directed, and performed by OLLI members from Chico, Rhode Island, New York, North Carolina, Alabama, and Colorado!

Heist or Hussy? (by Debbie Vermette) It’s bad enough that Nan wonders what her husband is involved with—a Heist or a Hussy—but then busy-body Louise interferes and makes everything worse.

Back to the Office (by Joan Goodreau) You know those co-workers who are strange? Kind of annoying? But the Boss thinks they’re great? That’s what two work-at-home employees face when they have to go back to the office.

The Perils of the Pink Envelope (by the Writing Short Plays class: April Gausemel, Joan Goodreau, Marcia Gordon, Judith Gropp, Pam Loyd, Leanne Ulvang, Debbie Vermette) A behind-the-scenes spoof of amateur actors putting on a play. Naturally everything goes wrong—forgotten lines, missed entrances, bad acting, making up new scenes—driving the poor director to drastic actions.

Channel 12: On-the-Spot News (by Pam Loyd) Small-town Channel 12 News reporter Bill Bluster is sure he's found a story that will give him his Big Break. So as his investigation goes further, why does he keep looking so foolish?

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