This class will cover what the nonprofit, federally-funded Senior Medicare Patrol program is and how attendees can help us fight the estimated $65 billion dollars plus that occurs in Medicare fraud each year. This one-hour class will discuss common scams in Medicare, and how you can prevent, detect, and report this fraud.

This class will cover what the nonprofit, federally-funded Senior Medicare Patrol program is and how attendees can help us fight the estimated $65 billion dollars plus that occurs in Medicare fraud each year. This one-hour class will discuss common scams in Medicare, and how you can prevent, detect, and report this fraud.

How can communities divided by space, time, and resources collaborate to foster deeper self and societal awareness? How can one learning community’s writing practice contribute to another community’s learning process? These questions are being explored by students at UGA and incarcerated students enrolled in Common Good Atlanta’s higher education program. This correspondence facilitates a scholarly conversation about the humanities and its role in our personal and collective lives. In this informative session, Dr. Young will introduce her work and its impact. She will talk about prior collaborations, one the communities are currently working on, and engage attendees in broader brainstorms about future OLLI collaboration.

Communication is vital to establishing relationships and making friends as we age. You probably know where to meet new people (OLLI classes, for example!) but how do you turn meeting people into friendships? In this light-hearted, two-hour, interactive class, you’ll learn how to make the most of your natural communications style to discover new connections.