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The Explorers Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI), founded in 1992 at Salem State College, is a one of over 300 such organizations in the U.S. and Canada affiliated with Elderhostel. Members join in active peer learning to share their knowledge and experience in courses that range from lectures and discussions to hands-on workshops and field trips. | The Explorers Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI), founded in 1992 at Salem State College, is a one of over 300 such organizations in the U.S. and Canada affiliated with Elderhostel. Members join in active peer learning to share their knowledge and experience in courses that range from lectures and discussions to hands-on workshops and field trips. | ||
Revision as of 12:50, 15 September 2010
The Explorers Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI), founded in 1992 at Salem State College, is a one of over 300 such organizations in the U.S. and Canada affiliated with Elderhostel. Members join in active peer learning to share their knowledge and experience in courses that range from lectures and discussions to hands-on workshops and field trips.
The courses vary in length from a day to a semester. There are no admission requirements, examinations, grades or credits for the course, which are mostly taught by retired teachers. There is a membership fee. Members receive access to Salem State College's Library and Sports Center and free admission to many cultural events on campus, the Explorers newsletter and they help in developing new programs.
See Also
- Vertical File in Salem Collection- Explorers' Institute
- The Explorers' Institute Explorers' Institute website
- "Program challenges seniors to explore ideas" Salem Evening News, Nov. 13, 1999, p.C3
- "New paths to explore; the Explorers' Institute offers education, fun" Salem Evening News, Oct. 28, 1994, p. 18
