Penn State York Continuing Education serves as a connector to help our communities improve the local economy. We expand and strengthen the connections linking Penn State’s resources with citizens, communities, and other stakeholders to create mutually beneficial relationships that address key societal challenges.

Continuing Education identifies internship opportunities, recruits adjunct faculty, and attracts corporate sponsorships to the University by maintaining long-term relationships in the communities they serve.

Our Newest Community Partners

The vision of continuing education at Penn State is to be the educational provider of choice - actively working with the community to provide responsive, quality programs and services for the continuous growth and development of individuals and organizations.

Our mission is to be a collaborative and proactive partner with the community, offering an array of result oriented educational solutions to meet the needs of our constituents. We provide leadership to create a community environment that embraces personal, professional and economic development for the benefit of all.

Penn State York Continuing Education Welcomes Our Newest Partners

Providing class room facilities for on-site credit courses in the Hanover community.
Providing class room facilities for on-site courses in advanced ESL.	York Office – Southern Pennsylvania AAA Host of Penn State personal enrichment courses. www.aaa.com	Outreach partner to provide a course at the Susquehanna Commerce Center and youth programming.

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OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING (OLLI) AT PENN STATE YORK

WHERE CURIOSITY NEVER RETIRES

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) is an association of, by, and for people who wish to continue to study and learn. OLLI is dedicated to the proposition that learning is a lifelong process and curiosity never retires. As an egalitarian democratic membership organization, OLLI depends on the volunteer services of its members.

The OLLI program is planned and operated by volunteer members and managed by a Council. We offer a variety of six-week courses, Lunch and Learn short courses, and bus trips during the day in the fall, winter, and spring.

You can learn more about OLLI by checking our Web site. You can sign up to be on our mailing list to receive our fall catalog of daytime courses by e-mailing olli@yk.psu.edu or call 717-771-4015.