ElderCollege Membership Message
Our ElderCollege membership year runs from September 1-August 31. Please join us for activities and classes — and don't forget to bring a friend! At this moment, I can think of many good reasons why you and your friends should belong to ElderCollege, but to mention just a few:

1. Enjoy the friendship of Reno's most fascinating group of people
2. Attend challenging and exciting classes
3. Roll up your sleeves and get involved — because you'll be glad you did!

Spread the word among your friends that ElderCollege is a wonderful organization, and don't forget to join us or renew your membership today!

Esther Early, Past President

ElderCollege Membership Benefits
Joining ElderCollege is a commitment to yourself and to a world of new discoveries. By joining a dynamic organization that shares your enthusiasm for lifelong learning, you will also:
• Meet other active adults
• Pursue those areas of interest for which you never had time
• Engage in stimulating conversations and discussions
• Discover new subjects, ideas and books
• Recommend new topics — and explore the excitement of designing and teaching courses, if you wish
• Help shape the organization’s direction to make it even better!

Your annual ElderCollege membership fee includes:
• The ElderCollege newsletter, course schedules and other announcements
• Invitations to ElderCollege functions and activities
• Free access to any and all classes taught each semester
• You’ll also enjoy these activities:
• Brown Bag Lunch, a monthly gathering
• Cracker Barrel, a weekly discussion group
• Great Books Discussion Group, and more!
• Plus, convenient, inexpensive off-street parking for all ElderCollege activities and classes held in the Warren Nelson Building, our off-campus facility in downtown Reno!

ElderCollege annual membership fee: $45 (Membership year is Sept. 1 - Aug. 31)
To join us, complete the ElderCollege membership application. For more information, call an ElderCollege volunteer at (775) 784-8053 or Shera Alberti-Annunzio at the university’s Extended Studies, (775) 784-4046. You can also e-mail us!