Archive for the Programs Category

“Bhutan — Land of the Thunder Dragon” – “We spent a week in western Bhutan in October, admiring the mountains, forests, and golden terraces of ripening red rice. We found a fascinating country that is taking a deliberate approach to modernizing a traditional Buddhist farming society while

“Citrus College Update” – For nearly three years, Dr. Greg Schulz and Laura J. Bollinger have worked side-by-side to provide the Citrus College community with leadership and vision. In their respective roles as superintendent/ president and governing member of the Citrus Community College District Board of Trustees,

“Remembering an Ancestor: A Tribute to a Navy Man Who Proudly Served His Country” – As part of our commemoration of Memorial Day, our fellow University Club member, John Geddes, will share some stories about his father who served in the Navy during both WWII and the

“A National Infrastructure Bank” – There is currently a critical need to repair and expand the public infrastructure of the U.S. Our existing system of bridges, the entire rail system, the electric grid, dams and the water distribution system and low cost housing have all continued to

“The Changing Landscape of the Workforce and the Workplace” – This meeting with speaker Ricklyn Woods was a presentation at DoubleTree in Claremont.

“Problems with the Public Education System and the Middle Tree Alternative” – This meeting with speaker Joseph Atman was a presentation at DoubleTree in Claremont.

“Meet the Press” – This meeting with speaker David Allen was a presentation at DoubleTree in Claremont.

“Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project” – This meeting with speaker Lisa Levy Buch was a presentation at DoubleTree in Claremont.

“How Understanding Life in Two Dimensions Will Help Us Build a Better Quantum Computer” – This meeting with speaker Nicholas Breznay was a presentation at DoubleTree in Claremont.

“A Liberal Arts STEM Education: The Next 10 Years” – This meeting with speaker Harriet Nembhard was a presentation at DoubleTree in Claremont.