Oakland University celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2007, making 50 years of innovation and opportunity. Since its founding in 1957, the University has grown to more than 18,000 students, offering diverse academic experiences including 115 baccalaureate and 90 graduate and certificate programs.

Oakland University is recognized as one of the country’s 82 doctoral/research universities by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Oakland prides itself on the quality of its faculty members, including many nationally and internationally recognized academic leaders, scholars, researchers and teachers who have made major contributions to literature, research, culture and society.

A proud partner of the City of Rochester, the University welcomes the community to campus to cheer Oakland’s Golden Grizzlies Division I teams, and to enjoy its cultural offerings including Meadow Brook Hall, the Oakland University Art Gallery and Music, Theatre and Dance performances.

The Older Person’s Commission is recognized nationally as an innovative and award-winning leader in senior programs. As a community partner, OPC continually works to offer progressive programs to the seniors of the greater Rochester area.

A fun-filled destination for our aging population, OPC is “A Great Place To Be”. The OPC offers nationally known speakers, theatre productions, cabaret style entertainment, intergenerational experiences,  cutting-edge programs, cultural events, international courses, services for the Frail, health and wellness opportunities, and team sports.

The Older Person’s Commission is located at 650 Letica Drive in Rochester, Michigan. A cornerstone in the community, more than 700 people pass through our doors daily, and annually, we are visited by many leaders of senior programs from across the nation.