Retirement In-Person: Community and Social Impact

Retirement Reimagined: Community Involvement & Social Impact
Two In-Person Workshops
Sat., Apr. 26, May 3, 2025, 9 am-12 pm MT

Retirement opens up a world of possibilities, and one of those possibilities is the opportunity to give back and to make a positive impact on your community. However, finding meaningful ways to get involved isn’t always easy. This course, made up of two workshops, is designed to help you identify high-leverage areas where you can contribute your time and talents to make tangible differences in your community. In these enlightening workshops, led by husband-and-wife team and retired DU professors Scott McLagan and Barbara Kreisman, you explore the importance of community engagement and discover how your unique skills and passions can be channeled into substantial opportunities. Learn to navigate the landscape of community involvement, from local organizations and nonprofits to grassroots initiatives and social causes. Gain insights into how you can create a lasting social impact and build a solid legacy of service. Whether you're newly retired or seeking to enhance your community involvement, this course offers the tools and guidance you need to find and engage in fulfilling activities. Join us and start making a meaningful and potent contribution to your community. Enroll today and reimagine your retirement as a time of purposeful giving and connection!

Please note: Retirement Reimagined: Finding Your Purpose is a prerequisite for this workshop.

Scott McLagan and Barbara Kreisman, PhD, are former DU professors who recently completed a fellowship at the University of Chicago focusing on guiding people through life transitions. They both serve on the board of advisors and teach at the Knoebel Institute of Healthy Aging. Kreisman was recently named to the Governor’s Commission on Aging, responsible for workforce-related issues. Their experience makes them valuable guides for those navigating retirement.