Brookline, Massachusetts – Brookline’s Department of Adult and Community Education, a division of Brookline Public Schools, is offering a special lecture series this winter.
The series will kick off Thursday, January 20th with in-person and virtual events. For more information or to register, visit www.brooklineadulted.org.
Here is a list of upcoming lectures:
January 20, 2022 at 7 p.m. (Brooklyn High School)
Scientifically Backed Benefits of Hemp and CBD Oil
Benjamin Kaplan, Physician, Teacher
Join Dr. Kaplan from CED Clinic for an interesting and educational conversation. Dr. Kaplan will review all aspects of Massachusetts’ medical cannabis program. From the qualifying conditions and the telemedicine appointment process, to the exclusive products and legal protections available to patients. Learn how the endocannabinoid system works and how you can turn it on for you. Dr. Kaplan will address your questions as well as common misconceptions people may have about hemp and CBD and the patients who use them.
January 27, 2022 at 7 p.m. (online)
Pandemic, supply chain and shopping: Will things ever return to normal?
Dr.. Arzum Akas, teacher
“In this intimate conversation with Dr. Arzum Akas, you will advance your understanding of the supply chain on which we depend as consumers. Significant disruptions in the global supply chain have made goods more expensive and difficult to find. For example, this past holiday season, did you notice that there Empty shelves and backorders on items that are more common than in years past? Is this a result of the pandemic alone or is it playing a bigger role? Will we see more shortages in the near future and if so, should we plan This frank discussion on supply chains will provide you Through the lens of environmental sustainability with real-world, easy-to-understand examples of what to expect and perhaps give you some practical solutions on what you can do to create the difference as well. Dr. Akkas is Assistant Professor of Operations and Technology Management at Boston University’s Questrum School of Business.”
February 17, 2022 at 7pm (online)
Modern architecture in classic Brooklyn neighborhoods
Marcus Gilstein, teacher
Filled with historic colonial homes, Brooklyn may seem like an unlikely city to build modern architecture in. However, there is a trend in building bold and abstract designs now more than ever. In this chapter, we’ll discuss clean, elegant designs that don’t overwhelm the views Natural or popping too much into more classic neighborhoods around Brooklyn We’ll look at photos and share the benefits of modern design that’s subtle and subtle yet respectful of the more classic neighboring homes abroad Marcus Gleysteen Architects (MGa) is a full-service architecture and design firm. residential”.
March 9, 2022 at 7 p.m. (Brooklyn High School)
Patriots Voice: Bob Suchi
Bob Suchi, teacher
What is indoor play? Listen to Bob Socci, who works as a theater radio announcer for the New England Patriots on 98.5 The Sports Hub. Prior to joining the Patriots, Bob was the theatrical voice for the Navy Midshipmen football team for 15 seasons, and Navy basketball for 15 seasons. 11 seasons, and over two (2) decades of experience as a minor radio broadcaster for baseball at Pawtucket Red Sox, Norfolk Tides, Albuquerque Isotopes, Frederick Keys, Delmarva Shorebirds and Peoria Chiefs.Socci joined broadcast team 98.5 in 2013 and has been fortunate enough to call up three (3) Super Bowls along with his partner, former Patriots quarterback, Scott Zulak.”
March 10, 2022 at 7pm (online)
Voter suppression: It’s not a Southern problem. It is a democratic problem.
Pratt Wiley, teacher
“In building a more perfect union, we must stand united against those who seek to enforce unjust and undemocratic laws in order to divide us and thwart the will of the people. This is not a democratic, republican, or independent problem. It is not a democratic, republican, or independent problem. It is a southern problem.” It’s a democratic problem When it comes to protecting the rights of all Americans to vote, there can be no compromise Join Pratt Wiley, for a lively discussion on the history of voter suppression and more recent attempts at it Find out what we need to do about voter suppression as American citizens , regardless of party affiliation. Pratt is president and CEO of The Partnership, an organization dedicated to enhancing the competitiveness of the region by attracting, developing, retaining, and bringing together multicultural professionals.During its 33-year history, the Partnership has collaborated with 500 companies that have sponsored 4,668 CEOs and multicultural professionals in innovative enterprise leadership development programming pratt is a leader and strategist in areas ranging from law, politics, nonprofit management, and business administration. Expand the number of voters for the Democratic National Committee, as he was responsible for designing and implementing the DNC program to ensure that every eligible voter is able to register and vote, and that every vote is accurately counted, from 2013 to 2017.”