The Civil Discourse Course club meets to discuss a variety of topics with a focus on small group interaction and discussion. All speakers must be Villages residents and all meetings are open, just walk in.
Monday, October 5, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM Mary Beth Charters "Medical Freedom for Floridians with Terminal Illness"
Mary, an interfaith chaplain, will explain Medical Aid in Dying in the US and discuss the current "Florida End of Life Options" Act
Monday, October 12, Savannah Center, 10:00 AM Mary Beth Charters "Medical Freedom for Floridians with Terminal Illness"
Monday, October 19, Colony Cottage NO MEETING Due to maintenance at Colony
Monday, October 26, Savannah Center, 10:00 AM Tom Mazour "Comparing Life on Nuclear Submarines to Life on a Cruise Ship"
A former nuclear submarine officer will discuss what a 60-day underwater patrol is like, and what makes it possible.
Monday, November 2, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM Tom Mazour "Comparing Life on Nuclear Submarines to Life on a Cruise Ship"
Monday, November 9, Savannah Center, 10:00 AM Mike Neumann "Applying Successful Business Practices to Everyday Life"
How to apply good business practices to everyday situations, such conflict resolution or running a meeting
Monday, November 16, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM Mike Neumann "Applying Successful Business Practices to Everyday Life"
Monday, November 23, La Hacienda (Location Change), 10:00 AM Gary Segal "Viktor Frankl's Theory of Man's Search for Meaning"
Gary will present Frankl's technique for dealing with their internal dreadful demands, even those leading to suicide
Monday, November 30, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM Gary Segal "Viktor Frankl's Theory of Man's Search for Meaning"
Monday, December 7, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM James Vukelic "Wounded Knee: What Happened and Why it Still Matters"
What led to the largest mass shooting in our history, and how it still affects indigenous peoples today
Monday, December 14, Savannah Center, 10:00 AM James Vukelic "Wounded Knee: What Happened and Why it Still Matters"