A promotional video for OSU Mini-College, a "four-day learning vacation" marketed to women interested in learning or updating their knowledge and skills in a variety of areas. Sponsored by the Oregon Association for Family and Community Education, and the Oregon State University Extension Service, the OSU Mini-College offered more than seventy courses as well as a banquet, plenary and evening activities. In 1994, the Mini-College was directed by Betty Miner with support from OAFCE, OSU Extension and the OSU College of Home Economics.

Digitized from a VHS original held in the College of Home Economics Motion Picture Films and Videotapes (FV 044 - box 5), Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Oregon State University Libraries.

learning or updating knowledge of important issues

four-day learning vacation -- people, classes, food and fun. opportunity to meet new people in a friendly atmosphere

Oregon Association for Family and Community Education & OSU Extension Service

held in mid-June at OSU; participants stay in the College Inn, (food)

evening activities -- crafts, games, singing, visiting

silent auction for Mini-College scholarship fund.

70 different classes taught by OSU faculty and other leaders in their field

clothing, food preparation, nutrition, massage, creative writing, book club, investing, meat production, dairy products

banquet, plenary

free time

micro-college option for one-day attendees

scholarships available