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Moved to a Bigger Room!

Additional Seats Available for These Popular OLLI Courses!

Great news! 🎉 To welcome even more learners, we’ve moved the following OLLI courses to Room D-12. View Campus Map—Click Here!

  • The Lead-up to the Revolutionary War (1763-1776) (Rocklin) | Terry McAteer



  • Pervasive Power of AI (Rocklin) | Joan Griffin & Lisa Redfern


Both Classes Happening on Monday, February 9, 2026

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Even better? Both courses are held on the Rocklin Campus on the same day at different times, so you can enjoy both if you’d like—double the learning, double the fun!

✨ Pro Tip: Make a day of it! Grab lunch between classes at the on-campus Cafeteria (Building J). With plenty of tasty options, there’s something for everyone:


  • Wolverine Grill
  • Pizza
  • Casa Solana
  • Block & Barrel Deli & Salad Bar
  • Fresh Sushi


🕒 Cafeteria Hours

Monday–Friday: 7:30 am – 7 pm

Saturday & Sunday: 10 am – 5 pm


Want to skip the line? View the menu and order online for easy pick-up—Click Here!


We can’t wait to see you on campus!

The Lead-up to the Revolutionary War (1763-1776) (Rocklin)

Instructor: Terence McAteer

Dates: 2/9/2026 - 2/9/2026

Days: M

Times: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Sessions: 1

Fee: $20.00

Location: Rocklin Campus

Building-Room: D-12

SKU: SprCHIST881

Course Description: A revisit of American history during the tumultuous years (1763-1776) leading up to our independence. If you’ve forgotten (due to brain cobwebs) the events of the period, this is a perfect refresher course to put the Boston Tea Party, Intolerable Acts, Lexington and Concord, the Battler of Bunker Hill, and others into perspective. Join Terry McAteer for this flag waiving class.


*Class Dates: 2/9 (only).

 

Pervasive Power of AI (Rocklin)

Instructor: Joan Griffin, Lisa Redfern

Dates: 2/9/2026 - 2/9/2026

Days: M

Times: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Sessions: 1

Fee: $20.00

Location: Rocklin Campus

Building-Room: D-12

SKU: SprCTECH141

Course Description: Through a combination of expert interviews (via video) and in-person conversations, we'll explore various aspects of Artificial Intelligence: What it is; how people are using it; climate, energy and health costs; inappropriate vs. beneficial uses; theft, security and privacy; ethic and trust; human relationships; citizens over consumers; and the knife edge future we're shaping. Class developed in conjunction with Sierra WordFest (formerly Sierra Writers Conference).



*Class Dates: 2/9 (only).