Tuesday, January 12 - Dr. Thomas LoBasso DSC STATE OF THE COLLEGE 2016 _____________________________________________ Tuesday, January 19 - Mr. Bart Hudson THE OPERATIONS OF THE FLORIDA HOUSE _____________________________________________ Tuesday, January 26 - Dr. Harold Trey Orndorff THE PROCESS IN WRITING THE US CONSTITUTION _____________________________________________ Tuesday, February 2 - Mr. Eric Burris WEATHER FORECASTING IN A FLORIDA CLIMATE _____________________________________________ Tuesday, February 9 - Dr. Phillip Craiger CYBER THREAT AND YOU _____________________________________________ Tuesday, February 16 - Dr. Nancy Duke THE GREAT SEMINOLE INDIAN WAR _____________________________________________ Tuesday, February 23 - Dr. David Axelrod WHY POETRY MATTERS _____________________________________________ Tuesday, March 1 - Mr. David Parks BUILDING A BETTER I-4 _____________________________________________ Tuesday, March 8 - Mr. Leon Van Wert IRAN VS THE STATE OF ISRAEL _____________________________________________ Tuesday, March 22 - Mr. Winston Belgrave USING A DIGITAL CAMERA AND SENDING PHOTOS TO YOUR FAMILY _____________________________________________ Tuesday, March 29 - Mrs. Terran McGinnis THE HISTORY OF MARINELAND IN FLORIDA _____________________________________________ Tuesday, April 5 - Dr. Thomas Kramer YOUR MEMORY _____________________________________________ Tuesday, April 12 - Chief Mike Chitwood NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME AND WHAT THE COMMUNITY CAN DO TO HELP _____________________________________________ Tuesday, April 19 - Mr. Ken Tubertini THE CONSCIENCE OF MAN _____________________________________________ Tuesday, April 26 - Chef Costa Magoulis YES, IT’S ALMOST SUMMERTIME AGAIN NEED COOKING IDEAS? ________________________________ Membership Benefits • Access to college facilities • Educational seminars • Refreshments provided Call (386) 506-4425 or visit DaytonaState.edu/Foundation today! The WISE program is • Open to seniors 50 and older • Low annual membership fee • Easy to sign up The WISE program is offered by the Daytona State College Foundation to promote and share the academic college resources with our senior community, providing learning opportunities in an enjoyable format. All WISE programs are held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. NOTE NEW LOCATION Daytona State College, Daytona Beach Campus DSC/UCF Hall, Lecture Hall (Bldg.150) 1200 West International Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach, FL ________________________________ For additional information or to become a WISE member, call (386) 506-4425 or visit DaytonaState.edu/Foundation. Speakers, dates and times are subject to change. WISE WISE Spring 2016 Schedule of Programs DaytonaState.edu / Foundation Wisdom in Senior Education Wisdom in Senior Education Spring 2016 Schedule A MEMBER OF THE FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM Daytona State College prohibits discrimination and provides equal access/equal opportunity to all persons regardless of age, ancestry, belief, color, disability, ethnicity, genetic information, gender, marital status, national origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex, and veteran status. If you have any questions or concerns regarding equity or equal access, contact Lonnie Thompson, Director of Equity and Inclusion, (386) 506-3000 ext. 3973 or ThompsL@ DaytonaState.edu. The Office of Equity and Inclusion is located at 1200 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL 32114. 21688L - DSC Creative 12/15 NEW LOCATION Daytona Beach Campus DSC/UCF Hall Lecture Hall (Bldg.150)
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Tuesday, January 12 - Dr. Thomas LoBasso DSC STATE OF THE COLLEGE 2016_____________________________________________ Tuesday, January 19 - Mr. Bart Hudson THE OPERATIONS OF THE FLORIDA HOUSE _____________________________________________Tuesday, January 26 - Dr. Harold Trey Orndorff THE PROCESS IN WRITING THE US CONSTITUTION_____________________________________________ Tuesday, February 2 - Mr. Eric Burris WEATHER FORECASTING IN A FLORIDA CLIMATE _____________________________________________Tuesday, February 9 - Dr. Phillip CraigerCYBER THREAT AND YOU _____________________________________________Tuesday, February 16 - Dr. Nancy Duke THE GREAT SEMINOLE INDIAN WAR_____________________________________________Tuesday, February 23 - Dr. David Axelrod WHY POETRY MATTERS_____________________________________________Tuesday, March 1 - Mr. David ParksBUILDING A BETTER I-4 _____________________________________________Tuesday, March 8 - Mr. Leon Van Wert IRAN VS THE STATE OF ISRAEL _____________________________________________Tuesday, March 22 - Mr. Winston Belgrave USING A DIGITAL CAMERA ANDSENDING PHOTOS TO YOUR FAMILY_____________________________________________ Tuesday, March 29 - Mrs. Terran McGinnis THE HISTORY OF MARINELAND IN FLORIDA_____________________________________________Tuesday, April 5 - Dr. Thomas Kramer YOUR MEMORY _____________________________________________Tuesday, April 12 - Chief Mike Chitwood NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME AND WHAT THE COMMUNITY CAN DO TO HELP _____________________________________________Tuesday, April 19 - Mr. Ken Tubertini THE CONSCIENCE OF MAN _____________________________________________Tuesday, April 26 - Chef Costa Magoulis YES, IT’S ALMOST SUMMERTIME AGAIN NEED COOKING IDEAS?
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Membership Benefits• Access to college facilities• Educational seminars• Refreshments provided
Call (386) 506-4425 or visit DaytonaState.edu/Foundationtoday!
The WISE program is• Open to seniors 50 and older• Low annual membership fee• Easy to sign up
The WISE program is offered by the Daytona State College Foundation to promote and share the academic college resources with our senior community, providing learning opportunities in an enjoyable format.
All WISE programs areheld from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
NOTE NEW LOCATIONDaytona State College, Daytona Beach Campus
DSC/UCF Hall, Lecture Hall (Bldg.150)1200 West International Speedway Blvd.
Daytona Beach, FL
________________________________
For additional information or to become a WISE member, call (386) 506-4425 or visit
DaytonaState.edu/Foundation.
Speakers, dates and times are subject to change.
WISEWISESpring 2016 Schedule of Programs
Spring 2015 Schedule of Programs
DaytonaState.edu/Foundation
Wisdom in Senior EducationWisdom in Senior Education Spring 2016 Schedule
A MEMBER OF THE FLORIDA COLLEGE SYSTEM
Daytona State College prohibits discrimination and provides equal access/equal opportunity to all persons regardless of age, ancestry, belief, color, disability, ethnicity, genetic information, gender, marital status, national origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex, and veteran status. If you have any questions or concerns regarding equity or equal access, contact Lonnie Thompson, Director of Equity and Inclusion, (386) 506-3000 ext. 3973 or [email protected]. The Office of Equity and Inclusion is located at 1200 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL 32114.
21688L - DSC Creative 12/15
NEW LOCATIONDaytona Beach Campus
DSC/UCF Hall Lecture Hall (Bldg.150)
Tuesday, January 12 Dr. Thomas LoBasso DSC-STATE OF THE COLLEGE 2016Dr. LoBasso, president of Daytona State College, plans to discuss the vision and future of our local college including future construction projects and the new athletic soccer programs._____________________________________________ Tuesday, January 19 Mr. Bart Hudson THE OPERATIONS OF THE FLORIDA HOUSE Bart Hudson, a third generation Floridian, is from Fort Walton Beach, Fla. In 1999, Mr. Hudson became the Executive Director of Florida House, in Washington, D.C. There, he manages the daily operation of Florida’s embassy in our nation’s capital. With over 10,000 visiting Floridians, it is his responsibility to ensure that each receives “gracious, unparalleled hospitality.” _____________________________________________Tuesday, January 26 Dr. Harold “Trey” Orndorff THE PROCESS OF WRITING THE U.S. CONSTITUTIONDr. Orndorff, a DSC professor whose area of expertise is the U.S. Constitution, will speak about how the constitution was developed in 1787, and about ‘the Great Compromise.’ With special focus on how the small and large states reconciled their various voting._____________________________________________ Tuesday, February 2 Mr. Eric Burris WEATHER FORECASTING IN A FLORIDA CLIMATE Mr. Eric Burris is a member of the WESH-TV staff who delivers the status of Florida weather to our local community. He will present the WESH-TV model of forecasting the local weather including hurricanes, summer lightning storms and tornadoes._____________________________________________Tuesday, February 9 Dr. Phillip CraigerCYBER THREAT AND YOU Dr. Craiger is an Engineering Technology professor at DSC with a concentration in cybersecurity and cyberforensics. He will discuss the science and technology behind cyber threats and ask the question, “Are we prepared for or are we already in the midst of a deadly new arms race?”
WISE ProgramTuesday, February 16 Dr. Nancy Duke THE GREAT SEMINOLE INDIAN WARDid you know that the Seminoles never signed a peace treaty with the United States? Join us for a fascinating and insightful look at this uniquely successful resistance movement against colonialism, orchestrated by two determined Seminole leaders, Osceola and Abiaki._____________________________________________Tuesday, February 23 Dr. David Axelrod WHY POETRY MATTERSDr. Axelrod is the Poet Laureate of Volusia County. He is also director of the Creative Happiness Institute in Daytona Beach, which presents cultural programs in our area. If you like poetry, he will be preaching to the choir. But, if poetry isn’t your thing, his presentation will inspire you to see poetry differently and better understand this art form. _____________________________________________Tuesday, March 1 Mr. David ParksBUILDING A BETTER I-4 I-4 Ultimate is an important project for Central Florida. The 21-mile makeover, from west of Kirkman Road in Orange County to east of State Road 434 in Seminole County, will transform the region while connecting our communities, improving our economy and enhancing livability for everyone – come and hear more about this project._____________________________________________Tuesday, March 8 Mr. Leon Van Wert IRAN VS THE STATE OF ISRAEL Mr. Van Wert is a published author who has researched the book of Revelation. His talk will be about the role history has played and his views on the future in the Middle East. _____________________________________________Tuesday, March 22 Mr. Winston Belgrave TAKING DIGITAL PHOTOS AND SENDING THEM TO YOUR FAMILYMr. Belgrave will show us how to take photos with cameras and smart phones, how to save them and then send them to family and friends. Also, he’ll present a how-to on posting and deleting photos on Facebook.
Tuesday, March 29 Mrs. Terran McGinnis HISTORY OF MARINELANDA co-author of a book about Marineland’s history and the facility historian, Terran will discuss Marineland’s history, with a focus on its start in 1938 as Marine Studios and the making of films, television shows and newsreels at the Oceanarium.
Tuesday, April 5 Dr. Thomas Kramer YOUR MEMORYHow is your memory these days? Dr. Kramer’s talk is about memory, from science to personal recollections. He is currently a DSC adjunct professor as well as a lecturer and licensed psychologist. _____________________________________________Tuesday, April 12 Chief Mike Chitwood NEIGHBORHOOD CRIME AND WHAT THE COMMUNITY CAN DO TO HELPJoin Chief Chitwood and his command staff as they discuss current crime patterns and learn how to assist police in preventing and solving crimes in your neighborhood. _____________________________________________Tuesday, April 19 Mr. Ken Tubertini THE CONSCIENCE OF MANAn insightful look into the holocaust. Mr. Tubertini will discuss Veit Harlan, Lena Riefenstal, Balder von Schirach and Raol Wallenberg. Most of us do not recognize their names but they played major roles in the holocaust. _____________________________________________Tuesday, April 26 Chef Costa Magoulis IT’S ALMOST SUMMERTIME AGAIN. NEED COOKING IDEAS? Impress your friends and guests as you learn how to prepare fresh summer fare. Chef Costa Magoulis will share his expert techniques. Need ideas? Chef Costa has all the answers.
