Welcome!
The Institute of Retired Persons (IRP) was recognized by 富二代视频app University in 1980 and continues to evolve and grow in partnership. The IRP offers continuing education, opportunities for physical exercise, and social engagement. A weekly speaker series is held at the MAC Center on Tuesdays from 2-3pm during the Fall and Spring Semesters. More opportunities to get involved include: member-organized weekly bowling, walking, hiking, bicycling, kayaking activities, and a monthly book club.
The IRP meets at 2 p.m. Tuesdays at the MAC Center on Snow Hill Road (map) in 富二代视频app during the University's Spring and Fall semesters. Membership is open to all at a small yearly fee.
Download the IRP Membership Application and join us:
Membership Application Waiver and Non-Member Waiver (PDF)
The IRP annual membership fee is $35, payable prior to or at the first attended meeting. Application may also be mailed to: Institution of Retired Persons, 富二代视频app University, Box 3222, 1101 Camden Avenue, 富二代视频app, Maryland 21801.
Please mail completed from and payment to:
IRP, 富二代视频app University,
Box 3222 1101 Camden Avenue
富二代视频app, Maryland 21801
Current IRP Officers
- Julie Cain, President
- Candice Rettie, Vice-President
- Marie Calafiura, Treasurer
- Debbie Couture, Secretary
- Meri Holden, Membership
Speaker Program
The IRP Program Committee sponsors a weekly speaker series during the SU’s Fall and Spring semesters. Members meet in person at the MAC Center 909 Progress Circle in 富二代视频app and also have the option to join weekly meetings via ZOOM. Speakers include regional business and civic leaders as well as SU faculty and staff who share their expertise and passion. Sessions are informative, fascinating and have included such topics as:
- Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease
- Birdwatching 101
- The Importance of Public Radio
- Protecting Against Fraud
The Speaker Program is held on Tuesdays from 2-3 p.m. at the MAC Center located at , just off Snow Hill Road.
Member Activities
IRP members are encouraged to participate in any of the various member-led clubs and activities organized around particular interests. Current offerings include weekly bowling, walking, hiking, bicycling and kayaking and a monthly book club. In addition, members periodically organize outings such as a tour of the SU arboretum, visit to a botanical garden, local performances and events, and opportunities to volunteer in the community.
IRP & SU Collaboration
With a shared understanding of the importance of community and accessibility, SU and IRP partnerships include:
- Facilitated access to campus buildings and events offered by SU
- Opportunities for advocacy to foster community ties between the university and local citizens
- Participation in university initiatives and faculty research projects
- Luncheons held at SU
Recognizing the need to support education, the IRP contributes to SU scholarships that honor students who excel in their studies, contribute to the community, and are in need of financial support.