Expressions of Interest are sought for a this Course: Military History 2026 Mondays 12:00 noon – 2:00 pm 20th July – 14th September 2026 Margaret Christie Studio Course Coordinator: Alan Roberts The outline for the course is: The causes of war, the social and cultural foundations, military doctrine on each side, the logistics, leadership, technology, […]
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Beginners Guitar
11.00am – 12.30pm Friday Friday 17th July – 18th September 2026 Auditorium This course is for students who are wanting to learn the basics of acoustic guitar playing. The sessions will be hands on and fun with lots of opportunities to practice the skills taught. Members of the class will need to have an […]
Read moreA Guide to Genealogy & DNA 2026
Tutor: Abby Slinger 12noon – 1.00pm Tuesday 19th May – 23rd June 2026 (6 weeks) Language Room Discover Your Family Story: A Guide to Genealogy & DNA Have you ever wondered where your family came from, or wanted to learn more about your parents, grandparents, and beyond? This friendly, step-by-step course will show you how […]
Read moreChanges in our environment and the major adverse effects on human health.
The health effects of changes in our environment include increased respiratory and cardiovascular disease, injuries and premature deaths related to extreme weather events, changes in the prevalence and geographical distribution of food- and water-borne illnesses and other infectious diseases, and threats to mental health. About the Speaker: KEVIN ALFORD Cardiologist and Physician O. A. […]
Read more570-632 CE Muhammad Founder of Islam
BY DARREL ROCHE B.A. This presentation will examine how the embryo of the Islamic faith was established by an illiterate camel driver from the city of Mecca, in today’s Saudi Arabia. We will trace the first 53 years from Muhammad’s birth to his creation of a large Muslim community in the city of Medina. We […]
Read moreAnnouncing our new Vice President
It is with great pleasure that the Management Committee announces that Meg Oldham has been appointed Vice President of U3A noosa. She has accepted the position in addition to her role as Tutor Coordinator, and I look forward to working along side her in her new Vice President role. Like all Management Committee […]
Read moreSue Graham
As well as being a volunteer at reception on Wednesdays and Thursdays, the lovely Sue facilitates the Colour & Chat class on Friday mornings in the art room. The class is very special to all who attend, due in no small part to Sue’s kindness. Sue joined U3A in July 2018, so she is […]
Read moreReception Staff
Kim Rogers (L) volunteers in reception on Thursdays and Fridays. After moving here from Townsville, Kim joined U3Anoosa in October 2021. Kim is married, a mother to two children and has four granddaughters. Her welcoming smile and kindness are a treasure to the members of U3Anoosa. Carmel Cox (R) volunteers in reception on Fridays, having […]
Read moreManagement Committee Roles & Responsibilities (Updated November 2024)
Introduction The Management Committee of U3A noosa can comprise of 10 members. President, Vice Presidents x 2, Secretary, Treasurer and 5 Committee members. As a member of a Management Committee, you share the following responsibilities with all Committee members: Planning – establishing and reviewing annual business plans, long term strategic and month to month […]
Read moreMeg Oldham
Meg is a member of the Management Committee and is the Tutor/Course Co-ordinator at U3A Noosa. She organises all classes, co-ordinating with the volunteer tutors including scheduling and operational elements of all courses: their review/approval and suitability. Meg has been in this role for many years. Additionally, Meg is the facilitator of the Watercolours class […]
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