What: A series of lecture-discussion programs on important people from ancient times to the present.
When: Thursdays, 7:00 - 8:30 on the following dates:
Program Coordinator: Dan Kennedy 386-672-2556
jodan16@juno.com

BIOGRAPHY AND MORE PROGRAM SERIES for FALL & WINTER, 2008—2009

Thursdays, 7:00-8:30 PM on the following dates.

Session 1__October 2, 2008 Evolution for Dummies: What’s Old? What’s New?__by Jim Strayer

Session 2__October 16, Are All Civilizations, Societies, & Cultures of Equal Value?__ by Dan Kennedy

Session 3__November 6, Thoreau’s ‘Castles in the Air’ & the American Work Ethic__ by Dan Gribbin

Session 4__November 20, Technological Development: Implications for Human Planning__ By Jim Christianson

Session 6__January 15, 2009, Tara & Friends: The Sacred Feminine__by Martha Brandt

Session 7__February 5, John Quincy Adams__by Steve Fram

Session 8 __February 19, Creating a World that Works for All___Kurtland Davies

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BIOGRAPHY PROGRAM SERIES FOR FALL 2007 TO SPRING 2008

WHEN: Thursdays, 7:00-8:30 PM on the following dates:

FALL 2007

What: A series of lecture-discussion programs including biographies and various other topics.

Program Coordinator: Dan Kennedy 3860-672-2556 jodan16@juno.com

When: Thursdays, 7:00-8:30 PM on the following dates:

Session 1__October 4, 2007 Education: Issues Concerning Goals & Assessment__by Dan Kennedy

Session 2__October 18 American Transcendentalism__by Dottie & E.D. Mann

Session 3__November 1 The Theosophical Society: A Strange Legacy__by Bonnie Bostrom

Session 4__November 15 Antonie van Leeuwenhoek: First Observer of Bacteria__by Jim Strayer

Session 5__December 6 Byzantine Civilization: When Western Culture Goes East__by Travis Gordon

The Spring, 2008 schedule

Session 6__January 3, 2008 Lost Period of Westward Expansion: Jed Smith & Co__by Don Kennedy

Session 7__January 17 Moving Medicine: Life of Dr Milton Trager__by Kathryn Hansman-Spice

Session 8__February 7 Boston Corbertt: The Man Who Shot the Man Who Shot Lincoln__ by Jim Strayer

Session 9__February 21 Emerson & Carlyle: Defending the Spirit__by Dan Gribbin

Session 10__March 6__Elizabeth Kubler-Ross__by Gaia Davies

Session 11__March 20 U.S.-Mexico Boundary Survey 1849-1855__by George Anderson

Session 12__April 3 Rachel Carson__by Kurtland Davies

Session 13__April 17__Toyohiko Kagawa: The Japanese Gandhi, Schweitzer, & St Francis__by Byron Spice

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BIOGRAPHY AND MORE PROGRAM SERIES
2006 - 2007 Season
Session 1__October 19, 2006 Buckminister Fuller__by Donna Jordan

Session 2__November 2, 2006 Florence, Italy, 1495__by Dorothy & E.D. Mann

Session 3__November 16, 2006 Robert Oppenheimer__by Travis Gordon

Session 4__December 7, 2006 Jacqueline Cochran__by Mimi Cerniglia

Session 5__January 4, 2007 Lt. Charles Wilkes_A Voyage of Discovery by George Anderson

Session 6__January 18__Satyagraha: Social & Political Change Through Non-Violent Movements. Mahatma Gandhi to Martin Luther King to.Us? by Gaia and Kurtland Davies

Session 7__February 1 Theodore Roosevelt: Final Expedition__by Ed Flanagan

Session 8__Feburary 15__Scientific Reductionism, Human Progress, & Human Values__by Dan Kennedy

Session 9__March 1__Nanotechnology: Accelerated Change & the Singularity__by Jim Christianson

Session 10_March 15__ Doing Philosophy__by Chuck Cassel

Session 11_April 5__Louis Pasteur & Robert Koch: Giants of the Scientific Method__by Jim Strayer

Session 12_April 19__Wavoka_Piaute: Last Hope for the Plains Tribes__

BIOGRAPHY PROGRAM SERIES FOR FALL 2005 TO SPRING 2006

Session 1__October 6, 2005 Mary Lyon__by Dottie Mann & Kathryn Spice

Session 2__October 20, 2005 Charles Babbage__by Jan Ternent

Session 3__November 3, 2005 Aldous Huxley__by Kurtland Davies

Session 4__November 17, 2005 John James Audubon__by Mimi Cerniglia

Session 5__December 1, 2005 John Dewey__by Chuck Cassel

Session 6__December 15, 2005 Miguel de Cervantes__by Bill Fraser

Session 7__January 5, 2006 Baruch Spinoza__by Don Kennedy

Session 8__January 19, 2006 John Curtis Marshall__by Grace Shinell

Session 9__February 2, 2006 Anne Morrow Lindbergh__by Ed Flanagan

Session 10__February 16, 2006 John Keats___by Dottie Mann

Session 11__March 2, 2006 Dr Herbert Shelton__by John Lynch

Session 12__March 16, 2006 John C. Fremont__by George Anderson

Session 13__April 6, 2006 Maya Angelou___by Mimi Cerniglia

Session 14__April 20, 2006 Robert G. Ingersoll__by Dan Kennedy

Where: Unitarian Universalist Society 386-677-6172 56 N. Halifax Dr. Ormond Beach, Fl 32175

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PAST BIOGRAPHY PROGRAM SERIES FOR 2004-2005

Session 1 - October 21: General overview of the program

Alexander Hamilton by Mimi Cerniglia

Session 2 - November 4:

Carl Jung by Bonnie Bostrom

Session 3 - November 18:

Frank Lloyd Wright by Carla Christianson

Session 4 - December 2:

Omar Khayyam and Edward FitzGerald by Dan Kennedy

Session 5 - December 16:

William Lloyd Garrison by George Anderson

Session 6-January 6, 2005

Wassily Kandinsky-by Jan Ternent

Session 7 - February, 3, 2005

Charles Lindberg - by Ed Flanagan

Ed Flanagan has had an interest in Charles Lindberg for several decades. His extensive personal library on Lindberg attests to that. Those of us who attended his talk were enriched with Ed's extensive knowledge of Lindberg’s life and entertained with trivia questions. We are looking forward to next year when Ed promises to tell us about Charles’s wife, Ann Morrow Lindberg. Ed recommends books by Charles Lindberg: “Spirit of St Louis” and “We”. Other books are “Lindberg” by A. Scott Berg and the 5 biographical journals by Ann Morrow Lindberg.

Session 8 - February 17, 2005

Albert Einstein - by Gaia Davies

Gaia Davies was fortunate to have met Albert Einstein when she was a little girl in Princeton, New Jersey. She gave us many interesting antidotes about her impressions of him from a childs point of view. For the audience he came to life as a child loving and caring man and not just as the great scientist and absent minded professor type.

Session 9 - March 3, 2005

Herbert Hoover - Grace Shinell

Grace Shinell, writer and historian, presented an exceptionally well informed address on Herbert Hoover. While the focus was on Hoover, attendees also learned a great deal about U.S. political history in general covering the early to mid 1900th Century period.

Session 10 - March 17, 2005

Sayyid Qutb - by Marti King

Marti became interested in Sayyid Qutb, "The Father of Islamic Fundimentalism" while taking classes at the Community College.
Qutb lived from 1906 to 1966. He had memorized the Quran by age 10. For a number of years he worked for the Egyptian Ministry of Education. In 1950 he got his masters degree from the U of Colorado and returned to Egypt. During his 2 years in the USA he was very upset that there is separtation of Church and State. He was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood at the time that it turned violent. In 1954 Nasser banned the Muslim Brotherhood and Qutb was sent to prison for treason. There he wrote the "Signposts Along the Way" which was a call to arms with instructions on how to take over the world. He also wrote a 30 volume "Shades of the Quran" which made the Quran understandable to the masses. He was hanged for treason in 1966.
Session 11 - April 7, 2005

Change in schedule; Dan Kennedy will be leading a discussion on "Social-Cultural Issues"

Session 12 - April 21, 2005

St. Teresa of Avila -by Bonnie Bostrom

NOTE: Session 12 will be the last program in this series.

2005 - 2006 Series will start in October 2005

Program Coordinator: Dan Kennedy 386-672-2556 jodan16@juno.com

Where: Unitarian Universalist Society 386-677-6172 56 N. Halifax Dr. Ormond Beach, FL.