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About Nan Bosler

Nan Bosler has been heavily involved in volunteer community work for more than 55 years holding positions ranging from member to National President. She has worked with, and for, people of all age groups and levels of ability, with particular emphasis on the needs of older people and those with a disability.

Nan feels strongly that learning is a lifelong experience. She was over 50 when she first went to University, has five tertiary qualifications covering Adult Education, Community Organisation, Local and Applied History; and she completed her last qualification, Masters in Local Government Management in 1996. She has community awards including Anzac of the Year, Advance Australia Award and an OAM.

She is committed to the growth and development of the Australian Seniors Computer Clubs Association (ASCCA) and seeks to empower Seniors Computer Clubs to help older people use modern technology. ASCCA is the national peak body for Seniors and Technology and it is a Public Benevolent Institution. She has been involved in all aspects of the work of ASCCA and was the foundation president of ASCCA.

She is excited by the opportunity to share information with you about using your computer and the Internet. She brings with her the resources of ASCCA to help her answer your questions.