CONVERSATIONS: Stories of Women and Men
ZoomVictoria Lichtman, Founder The Power of Forgiving and GoodGrief.World
Victoria Lichtman, Founder The Power of Forgiving and GoodGrief.World
French Impressionism: inventing modernism with light and color
Dr. Lauren Weingarden, Florida State University, Professor Emerita of Art History
How, and Why, Older Adults are Learning Languages
Steve Leveen, Co-founder and former CEO of Levenger, Champion of bilingualism in America, Founder of the America the Bilingual project, Host of the America the Bilingual, Author of The Little Guide to Your Well-Read Life, Holding Dear, and America's Bilingual Century: How Americans are giving the gift of bilingualism to themselves, their loved ones, and their country.
Join a lively discussion of news and current issues with Jayne Chapman and Julie Klein
Venomous Animals of Florida – Bill Kearn, PhD, University of Florida, Associate Professor in the Department of
Entomology & Nematology at the Ft. Lauderdale Research and Education Center
Elizabeth Dimon – Actor
The Importance of the Folk Revival and The Protest Songs of the 60s – Joe Allen, Documentary film producer and music lover (4:15-5:30 pm)
Our Common Agenda and the Summit of the Future: Why the United Nations is rushing before 2023/4 – 3. Nudhara Yusuf, Global Governance Innovation Network Coordinator, Stimson Center
Led by Susan and Tony LaDuca, lifelong film lovers and critics, the emphasis of Film Club will be on aspects of film writing, acting, directing and editing. Recommended films are available on Netflix, Amazon Prime and other online sources. See the film and come to class for a lively, interactive discussion.
Susan and Tony hope that in addition to watching outstanding cinema, our audience will enhance their appreciation for how films are made.
Participants will have the opportunity to raise everchanging relational issues. We will attempt through class discussion to identify possible modes of resolution. Topics will include: love, friendship, sex, loneliness, parent/child conflicts, health, loss. Due to nature of the class, size is limited to 12 members.
Dave Aronberg – State Attorney for the 15th Judicial Circuit; former Assistant Attorney General, White House Fellow and Florida Senator, MSNBC contributor
The Joy of Poetry – Two retired English teachers Bari Attis and John Gabrielson share their love of poetry
The Hypocrisy of Christian Nationalists – Cristina Pimenta, Graduate Teaching Assistant, FAU and Palm Beach State College; PhD Candidate in Comparative Studies - with a concentration in Culture, Society, and Politics
Led by Susan and Tony LaDuca, lifelong film lovers and critics, the emphasis of Film Club will be on aspects of film writing, acting, directing and editing. Recommended films are available on Netflix, Amazon Prime and other online sources. See the film and come to class for a lively, interactive discussion.
Susan and Tony hope that in addition to watching outstanding cinema, our audience will enhance their appreciation for how films are made.
Participants will have the opportunity to raise everchanging relational issues. We will attempt through class discussion to identify possible modes of resolution. Topics will include: love, friendship, sex, loneliness, parent/child conflicts, health, loss. Due to nature of the class, size is limited to 12 members.
Jane Caputi, Guest Presenter, Florida Atlantic University Professor of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. She is the author of The Age of Sex Crime; Gossips, Gorgons and Crones and Goddesses and Monsters: Women, Myth, Power and Popular Culture.
The Termites in our Florida Backyard – Aaron Mullins, PhD, University of Florida, Senior Biological Scientist
Wendy Eckel – Author of the award-winning Rosalie Hart Mystery Series
The Joy of Poetry – Two retired English teachers Bari Attis and John Gabrielson share their love of poetry
How to keep friends in politically charged times – Dr. Beth Malow, MD, MS. Vice Chair, Department of Neurology, Chief, Division of Sleep Disorders, and Professor of Neurology
Led by Susan and Tony LaDuca, lifelong film lovers and critics, the emphasis of Film Club will be on aspects of film writing, acting, directing and editing. Recommended films are available on Netflix, Amazon Prime and other online sources. See the film and come to class for a lively, interactive discussion.
Susan and Tony hope that in addition to watching outstanding cinema, our audience will enhance their appreciation for how films are made.
Participants will have the opportunity to raise everchanging relational issues. We will attempt through class discussion to identify possible modes of resolution. Topics will include: love, friendship, sex, loneliness, parent/child conflicts, health, loss. Due to nature of the class, size is limited to 12 members.
Join a lively discussion of news and current issues with Jayne Chapman and Julie Klein
Using "People Power" to Understand Backyard Biodiversity - Corey Calaghan, Assistant Professor at the University of Florida Fort Lauderdale Research and Education Center