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“The Leader’s First Question” – Dr. Michael Harvey, Discussion Leader — In-person ONLY

Dr. Michael Harvey is the John Toll Professor of Leadership Studies in the Warehime Business School at Washington College, where he has taught since 1998. He is the author of Questioning Leadership: A Framework for Growth and Purpose (Cambridge University Press, 2024), and the editor of (and contributor to) Dead Precedents: Donald Trump in Historical Perspective (Routledge/Taylor & Francis, … Continue reading “The Leader’s First Question” – Dr. Michael Harvey, Discussion Leader — In-person ONLY

“Death With Dignity” – Catherine Brooks, Discussion Leader — In-person ONLY

Why do we avoid talking about our own death? What are we afraid of? The discussion in “Dignity in Death” will begin to address these fears. Planning for the inevitable can move us from what has been taken away in our dying process to what we can take back to die peacefully. Modern medical technology … Continue reading “Death With Dignity” – Catherine Brooks, Discussion Leader — In-person ONLY

“Is Deep Reading Dying? Causes and Consequences” – Eileen Kessler and Joan Caivano, Discussion Leader — In-person ONLY

Americans are spending less time reading books for pleasure, while screens, podcasts, videos, and short-form posts increasingly shape how we receive information. Inspired by the August Atlantic cover story “The Age of Reading Is Over,” this discussion will explore why reading habits are changing and what may be lost when sustained, thoughtful reading gives way … Continue reading “Is Deep Reading Dying? Causes and Consequences” – Eileen Kessler and Joan Caivano, Discussion Leader — In-person ONLY