Membership
Our membership is drawn from many walks of life and occupations. Whether we started with university degrees - or none - we have spent our adult lives engaged in an occupation from which we have learned much and contributed much. With these invaluable experiences, the Osher at Dartmouth membership is an important resource for both the surrounding communities and the college.
Join Osher at Dartmouth
You can join us online at any time, whether you are joining for the first time or renewing an existing or past membership!
Our program is open to everyone, regardless of age or educational background. Our only requirement is payment of our annual membership fee, and a desire to explore, engage, and excite yourself with new experiences! Members may enroll in any Osher at Dartmouth course they wish, and will receive first notice of upcoming lectures and events. Membership will often qualify you for a special discounted price on many of our special trips and workshops.
Active memberships will complete their cycle this coming June 30, at which point they must be renewed in order for a member to continue participation. Membership is obtained on an individual basis; we do not currently offer family or group rates.
Dartmouth College/DHMC staff, faculty, and students please call 603-646-0154 to join
our program.
Annual Membership:
Individual $70
Household (2 members) $140
(valid July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023)
Spring Special Membership Offer - Good for courses that begin through in May 2023.
Individual Special Membership $115 (active from the day you purchase until June 30,
2024)
Household (2 members) Special Membership $230 (active from the day you purchase until
June 30, 2024)
Course Fees:
- Courses (2-3 hours ): $25
- Courses (4-8 hours): $45
- Courses (9-13 hours): $65
- Courses (14 hours or more ): $85
Current Members
Member Profile Survey
Osher at Dartmouth has been serving the Upper Valley community for 30 years, and we would like to take stock of where we stand presently by asking members to fill out a brief questionnaire. This will only take a few minutes, and in addition to helping us get to know our membership better, it may help you become more familiar with some aspects of our organization.
Osher at Dartmouth leadership would like to examine how we can further expand and organize this resource of member experience and knowledge to develop our program of offerings to the greater Upper Valley communities and Dartmouth.
- Step one is to compile a database of all the occupations and areas of expertise represented in our membership.
- Step two is to use the database to recruit study leaders and identify potential course offerings.
- Step three is to find new volunteers interested in helping on our committees as well as future leaders for Osher at Dartmouth.
Thank you for taking a few moments to complete the Member Questionnaire. We look forward to hearing from you.
Renew Your Membership
Password Reset Guide
Our online registration system currently recognizes only one member of any family as the primary contact for that household; only this person can establish or renew a membership for all members of their household. (This status defaults to the first person who received an account in their household.)
To find out if you are the primary contact for your household, log in to the online registration site with your username and password. If a 'Select Membership' option appears in the menu at the top of your account screen, you are the primary for your household. If that option doesn't appear, log out and let your partner log in to their account to perform the same steps.
If you and your partner/spouse both wish to renew your memberships during the same fiscal year, please select a 'Household' membership instead of 'Individual' memberships. (Only one type of membership is allowed per household; Individual memberships are only applicable to single-member households.) Contact the office if you need help renewing your membership.
Membership renewals for any given year are not confirmed until your payment has processed.
Member Resources
Training: How to Register for a Course