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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Wednesday, Aug 6, Synchronous Online

Come explore Shalom Farms at its Northside location. This guided tour will include a short presentation on Shalom's mission, food justice, and how Shalom approaches distribution, programming, and community engagement. An experienced guide will then walk folks around the farm to look at what's in season, talk about Certified Naturally Grown growing practices, and taste some yummy summer vegetables.

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Friday, July 11, Shalom Farms - NORTHSIDE ( No seats currently available )

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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Thursday, July 31, Special Programs Building, Classroom 156

Keeping your data secure is always a top priority. Let's delve into the do's and don'ts of creating and storing passwords, as well as saving your data safely.

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Tuesday, July 29, Synchronous Online (8 seats (5%) remaining)

The political and popular rhetoric around international trade and tariffs has shifted drastically over the past decade. In this course we will examine both theory and data about US imports, exports, and trade policies in order to understand how higher tariffs are likely to impact the economy and the international trading system.

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Fridays, Aug 8 and 15, BUS, Ukrop Auditorium Q162

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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Thursday, July 24, Synchronous Online

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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