University Without Walls
University Without Walls offers connection, lifelong learning, and support through engaging telephone-based programs.
Program Type: Health & Wellness Lifelong Learning Arts & Culture
Age Group: Adults 60+
Frequency: Weekly Limited Series
Program Access: By Phone
Explore our Programs
Browse our catalog for engaging telephone programs that let you experience the joy of community, enriching discussions, and lifelong learning on a wide variety of subjects.
Learning and Enrichment: By Telephone
University Without Walls (UWW) lets you experience the joys of community and lifelong learning—all from the comfort of home. Our telephone-based programs connect you to engaging discussions about art, culture, current events, music, and more, along with sessions that support your health and wellness.
The small-group format encourages conversation, while you explore new interests, share memories, or develop new skills. We also offer supportive peer groups, providing a space to connect with others navigating similar life experiences such as vision loss and grief.
Expert Facilitators
UWW programs are facilitated by experts from leading cultural institutions, medical and legal authorities, as well as professionals and volunteers eager to share their expertise on varied subjects.
Join us for enriching discussions, lasting connections, and a vibrant community—all over the phone.
Learn More or Register
We invite you to call us at 1-877-819-9147 or email uww@dorotusa.org.
I love the opportunity the classes give me to share my knowledge and life experiences. It’s incredible to hear from others and contribute to meaningful conversations. These programs have filled a void, keeping me engaged, connected, and always growing.
Thank you
DOROT’s University Without Walls program is generously supported by The Miriam and Arthur Diamond Charitable Trust, The Barbara and Bentley Kassal Foundation, Alice Lawrence Foundation, The Fay J. Lindner Foundation, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs’ Cultural Development Fund, New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Arts, and the Michael Tuch Foundation.
DOROT Westchester is generously supported in part by: The US Department of Health and Human Services — Administration on Aging (AOA), New York State Office for the Aging, and Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Service.