If you are familiar with the library resources but want to go beyond the basics, this session will explore some of the more interesting and unusual digital collections and databases. This is an advanced session that builds on the information introduced in Bounty of Boatwright.

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Monday, July 29, BLIB Seminar 2 Room 181

Learn how to access and fully enjoy the many benefits of being a member of the Osher Institute and the larger UR community. Designed for new members, but offers tips for all.

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Tuesday, Aug 6, Room 160 (1 seats (3%) remaining)

This session will focus on discussing student-athlete mental health and performance, the barriers student-athletes face, and the resources that we have available to them at UR. The presentation will include statistics from recent research as well as general information from on-campus.

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Monday, Aug 5, BUS, Room 113

The UR Computer/Technology Help Desk is available to Osher members, but do you really know what services it provides? Join this session to find out how to take full advantage of this great benefit of Osher membership.

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Monday, Aug 12, Synchronous Online (11 seats (11%) remaining)

Please take a short drive to Christopher Newport University for a private tour in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center. We will be viewing the exhibit, A Grand Menagerie: The Sculpture of Anna Hyatt Huntington. There is no cost and attendees are responsible for their own transportation. Parking is available onsite.

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Wed, Sept 4, Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University (3 seats (20%) remaining)

It seems like college athletics continues to undergo sweeping changes. We read about college athletes creating a union and mounting various legal challenges to NCAA rules. We see athletes, even our own, transfer schools: but why? For money, or more playing time? Let's talk about this. What are the implications for UR teams and athletes?

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Tuesday, Aug 13, BUS, Ukrop Auditorium Q162

Take a walking tour of the UR campus, named the nation's most beautiful campus in the Princeton Review's most recent college guide. Learn about the history of the University, enjoy the beautiful landscaping and architecture, and hear some stories along the way. The walk will be about 2.5 miles in length and will require climbing steps and walking on various surfaces. Walking shoes and water are recommended.

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