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- Recorded Course Package T1 2027
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Fee: $30.00
Course Number: REC004R
Dates: 8/24/2026 - 10/8/2026
Instructor: Various Instructors
Seats Left: 1000
The following video programs are previously recorded OLLI courses. Learn at your own pace, on your own time and at your convenience. Over 40 hours of programming are available for a single cost of $30. You will receive a link in your registration confirmation email to access all recordings. The link will be active from the first day of the term until one week before the next term starts.
All programming originates from OLLI at UNL.
Women Who Lived for Danger – Lynn Roper (4 sessions)
Fearless, smart, creative and decisive women. From 1940, the British SOE trained 39 women to handle guns and explosives, work undercover, endure interrogation and use complex codes as they were dropped into Nazi-occupied France to work as secret agents. America’s intelligence agency, the OSS, began in 1942, bolstered this effort and evolved in 1947 to the CIA where trailblazing, daring women helped the U.S. face the new, growing Soviet threat. These courageous agents of change also fought for equal pay and opportunities for women.
World War II in the Pacific – Roger Lempke (6 sessions)
The U.S.A. fought World War II in two fronts that were quite different on opposite sides of the world. After Pearl Harbor the war in the Pacific had aircraft carriers engaging in combat for the first time and “island hopping” become a major tactic never experienced in warfare. Explore the significant characteristics of the war in the Pacific including pre-war relations, military leadership, tactics, and logistics in the vast ocean region.
Functional Strength and Balance – Diane Hopkins (4 sessions)
Enhance overall physical fitness and improve the ability to perform daily activities with confidence. Focusing on muscular strength, flexibility, mobility and balance, engage in exercises tailored to support functional movement and reduce the risk of injury. Using just a chair, through guided workouts and movement strategies, build confidence in your physical abilities, fostering greater independence and overall well-being.
The Gospel of Mary Magdalene – Liz Kocher (3 sessions)
Long-lost until discovery in the late 19th century, the gospel account of Mary Magdalene tells the story of discipleship, conflict, and the proclamation from a voice too often overlooked. Explore the world within and behind the text of Mary Magdalene’s gospel and get a glimpse into the complex world of artifact discovery and scripture interpretation.
Classic Car Restoration – Mike Zimmerman (1 session)
You’ve always wanted to restore that car you drove as a teenager but were afraid to take the first step. Discover the things to consider making the project manageable. Designed for both beginners and veterans, learn proper tools, workspace, costs and safe preservation methods along with bodywork techniques, paint preparation, engine care, and interior refurbishment to bring a vintage car back to life while maintaining authenticity.
First Century Son(s) of God – Michael Ryan (1 session)
The Son of God? What can it mean? Although Christians understand Jesus is the Son of God, many are not aware of the title’s meanings in the first century nor that there were others to whom the term applied. Exploring the implications of other "sons of god" challenges and illuminates our understanding of the Gospels today. Deepen your understanding of the gospels through an historical critical approach.
Lincoln Saltdogs Baseball: Life Behind the Scenes – Shane & Morgan Tritz (1 session)
Go behind the scenes with Saltdogs General Manager Shane Tritz and his daughter, Morgan, as they share an inside look at life in Minor League Baseball. Hear firsthand stories about the highs and challenges of managing a team, family life around the ballpark, and what it’s really like to be part of the Saltdogs organization. A fun, personal glimpse into the world of professional minor league baseball.
Gait Speed: The 6th Vital Sign – Casey Bogenrief (1 session)
Discover why gait speed is more than just a way of measuring how fast you walk. This simple, accessible indicator reflects the health and function of multiple body systems and is strongly linked to overall vitality and survival. Learn how slowing down can signal underlying changes and how reduced mobility can create a cycle of inactivity and deconditioning that impacts long-term health. Participate in a gait-speed assessment and learn what you can do to improve this vital sign.
Restoring and Managing Resilient Prairies – Chris Helzer (1 session)
Prairies are beautiful, diverse and fascinating. View photos and hear stories about Nebraska prairies and learn about how land stewards keep them vibrant and healthy. Explore seed harvest, prescribed fire, grazing, mowing, invasive species management, and the art and science of blending those in surprisingly sophisticated ways. Discover how bees, badgers, cows, and people can all interact and coexist.
Yes, Your Vote Matters – Sandra Washington, Eric Gerrard, Laurel Van Ham (1 session)
Learn the most effective and efficient ways to express your opinions at the local, state and federal levels. We’ll discuss contacting elected and appointed officials, testifying at public hearings, social media, letters to the editor and more. We’ll focus on individual actions while recognizing the power of collective action. Whether you’re an introvert, extrovert or in-between, and whether you have a few minutes or plenty of time, your civic engagement can make a difference!
Note: Upon registration, you will receive a confirmation email with the link to the package of courses. The links will be activated on the first day of the term. It will be available to access until one week prior to the next term's start date.
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