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OTHER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

On this page you will find a variety of other educational programs
for
Living Well
in Southern Oregon.
Please get in touch with them directly using the contact information provided


Mastery of Aging Well
In partnership with the AARP, OSU Extended Campus and OSU Extension Service have designed an online program consisting of five modules for anyone interested in healthy aging. Now, on your own time, you can learn practical, research based solutions to many of the problems that you or aging family members may be encountering.  For those  interested in expanded material and instructor interaction, explore our Certificate of Completion version (Option-2). 

http://utreach/oregonstate.edu/programs/agingwell/modules/

Option 1:

Five Online Modules (Free)
You may start viewing the five modules in this program at any time.

Option 2:

Five Online Faculty Interactive Courses
You may choose to enroll in the interactive courses for a fee.  This option includes access to expanded topics of interest, additional materials, and instructor interaction in a web-based classroom called “Blackboard”. Upon completion of this program, you will receive a Certificate of Completion.

Option 3:

Five Courses in a DVD  Learning Package
As a third option, a DVD of the entire Aging Well program and accompanying educational materials will be made available for purchase. To be released in 2010


Strong Women

Instructors: Tufts University Trained Program Leaders -- Sue Rode, Jane Schlacht, Yolanda Gentile; sponsored by Sharon Johnson

A Tufts University program developed by Dr. Marion Nelson is offering daily strength training classes. Women (and men) participate in 45-minutes to 1 hour of prescribed strength training routines using free weights and leg weights, which are provided as part of the cost of the class. Participants in these classes have realized improvements in endurance, balance, flexibility and overall strength.

DATES:              On-going classes -- Daily M-F
TIME/ COST:     MWF 12:15 pm $35/8 weeks, TTH 8:30 am $30/8 weeks
LOCATION:        OSU Extension Auditorium, 569 Hanley Road, Central Point

Note: Participants who continue to take the 8-week series pay $15 (MWF) and $10 (TTH) for 8-weeks of training after their first 8 weeks. Additional leaders have been trained and other Strong Women programs can be held throughout the valley if facilities are available. If you want a class near you, we have leaders if you have locations.

  

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Stanford University developed the program.
Brought to you through a partnership of local health & human services providers in collaboration with
The Rogue Valley Council of Governments' Senior & Disability Services

 

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Revised: June 11, 2010