The community leaders who will be participating in the Round Table Panel that is the final discussion of the Series “Conversations on Race: An American Dilemma” will be: Deborah Short, Program Director of BAAM, Nancy Andrew Director of the Talbot Family Network, and Capt. Anthony Smith, Chief of the St. Michaels Police Department. The discussion will be moderated by Chesapeake Forum Board President, Lynn Randle.
Artificial Intelligence is the science and practice of systems that exhibit characteristics we associate with intelligent human behavior. This two-session overview course emphasizes interactive discussions regarding the implementations of AI in the United States and abroad.
Although Congress has yet to enact legislation to address ‘Climate Change,’ the U.S. Government has pursued and funded various initiatives for the problem of a rapidly changing climate.
A ‘Semester at Sea’ aboard a university ship provides both teachers and youthful undergraduates a life-changing experience in global citizenship.
COURSE CANCELLED. Another literature program with Bev in which each of the sessions will focus on an analysis of one of three short stories that share the same theme. The list of stories will be sent to participants in early September.
COURSE CANCELLED. How were people on the Delmarva Peninsula memorialized? What has happened to them? This course will look at graveyards, monuments, and other tributes to the departed and their fate in the 21st century.
Communication needs change as we age, whether naturally or due to neurological challenges. Ms. Cornette will address some of the challenges as well as ways to acquire lasting communication skills.
COURSE CANCELLED: Personal discovery and rites of passage offer enduring sources of inspiration for writers the world over. This course provides a forum for discussing evocative fiction showcasing a variety of identities and cultures.
Why is America so divided? Where are we going? Where will we end up? How are we, as educated consumers of the news, to discern the truth?
Enjoy a time of sweetness and watch how to make an original nine-layer Smith Island cake while learning a bit of the history of an amazing place!