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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Staunton: FDR's Four Freedoms : Foundation of Modern American Liberalism and Global Liberal Internationalism
- Day of the week: W
- Date: 7/9/2025 to 7/9/2025
- Time: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
- Fee: $18.00
- Limit: 35
- Location: The Staunton Innovation Hub, 32 N. Augusta Street Staunton, VA 24401
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Ronald Edsforth
Former Distinquished Senior Lecturer in History ('93-'14), Dartmouth College
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Charlottesville: FDR's Four Freedoms : Foundation of Modern American Liberalism and Global Liberal Internationalism
- Day of the week: W
- Date: 7/9/2025 to 7/9/2025
- Time: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
- Fee: $18.00
- Limit: 35
- Location: OLLI at UVA Campus, 1 Morton Drive, Terrace Level Charlottesville, VA 22903
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Ronald Edsforth
Former Distinquished Senior Lecturer in History ('93-'14), Dartmouth College
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Charlottesville-The Broken Promise of America's Asylum System
- Day of the week: W
- Date: 7/16/2025 to 7/16/2025
- Time: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
- Fee: $18.00
- Limit: 35
- Location: OLLI at UVA Campus, 1 Morton Drive, Terrace Level Charlottesville, VA 22903
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Rachel Rosenbloom
Professor of Law, Northwestern Univeristy School of Law
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Staunton: The Broken Promise of America's Asylum System
- Day of the week: W
- Date: 7/16/2025 to 7/16/2025
- Time: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
- Fee: $18.00
- Limit: 35
- Location: The Staunton Innovation Hub, 32 N. Augusta Street Staunton, VA 24401
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Rachel Rosenbloom
Professor of Law, Northwestern University School of Law
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Charlottesville: America's Best Idea: THe First Amendment and the Freedom of Religion
- Day of the week: W
- Date: 7/23/2025 to 7/23/2025
- Time: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
- Fee: $18.00
- Limit: 35
- Location: OLLI at UVA Campus, 1 Morton Drive, Terrace Level Charlottesville, VA 22903
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Randell Balmer
John Phillips Professor of Religion, Dartmouth College
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Staunton: Amreica's Best Idea: The First Amendment and the Freedom of Religion
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Randell Balmer
John Phillips Professor of Religion, Dartmouth College
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Charlottesville: The Implications of Trump's Economics Policies
- Day of the week: W
- Date: 7/30/2025 to 7/30/2025
- Time: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
- Fee: $18.00
- Limit: 35
- Location: OLLI at UVA Campus, 1 Morton Drive, Terrace Level Charlottesville, VA 22903
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Matthew Slaughter
Professor and Dean, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Staunton: THe Implications of Trump's Economic Policies
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Matthew Slaughter
Professor and Dean, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Charlottesville: Can Freedom of Speech Survive? And Should It?
- Day of the week: W
- Date: 8/6/2025 to 8/6/2025
- Time: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
- Fee: $18.00
- Limit: 35
- Location: OLLI at UVA Campus, 1 Morton Drive, Terrace Level Charlottesville, VA 22903
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker nadine Strossen
Senior Fellow, FIRE (Foundation for Indivudal Rights and Expression)
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Staunton: Can Freedom of Speech Survive? And SHould It?
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Nadine Strossen
Professor Fellow, FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression)
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Charlottesville: THe Four Freedoms: The Way Forward
- Day of the week: W
- Date: 8/13/2025 to 8/13/2025
- Time: 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
- Fee: $18.00
- Limit: 35
- Location: OLLI at UVA Campus, 1 Morton Drive, Terrace Level Charlottesville, VA 22903
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Linda L.Fowler
Professor of Government and Frank J. Reagan Chair in Policy Studies, Emeritus, Dartmouth College
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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This lecture is offered through Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. This lecture will be livestreamed in the OLLI at UVA classroom in both Charlottesville and Staunton, please choose the location carefully (listed below).
Staunton: The Four Freedoms: The Way Forward
Lecture Description and Speaker Information:
We believe the world and domestic situations today demand that we renew our understanding of the Four Freedoms and the role of our government and political system in ensuring their preservation. The Constitution of the United States contains the political philosophy and a system of checks and balances necessary for the operation of a democratic state to serve all its people. Have we lost the understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities required to make it work? It is time to renew our understanding of what is important to us as individuals and to the future of our country.
Speaker Linda L. Fowler
Professor of Government and Frank J. Reagan Chair in Policy Studies, Emerita, Dartmouth College
The Agenda:
9:00 AM Introduction (Eastern Time) Approximate times.
9:10 –10:10 AM Speaker
10:10 -10:40 AM Break
** During the 20-30 minute break those attending the lecture can enjoy a break and submit questions. Also, during this time, the staff at Dartmouth will monitor the email and Chat for those submitted questions from those watching online. Then the Moderator goes through all the questions that were submitted at the during the break, and groups them together for the same questions so that he/she is prepared with questions when the break is over.
10:40– 11:30 AM Question and Answers
**NOTE – Several past attendees have said that the Question and Answer part of the lecture is one of the best parts.
NOTE: If you do not see the "Add to Cart" button, there are four possible reasons. 1) Registration may not be open 2) You have not added a membership to your cart or renewed your membership 3) You are not logged in (Click “Sign In” on the blue bar above) 4) You may need to refresh your screen.
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