Cultivating a Sustainable Campus offers a first-hand look at sustainability at the University of Dayton. The first hour features a presentation highlighting the Office of Energy & Sustainability, including how the office manages energy and utilities, native landscapes, urban agriculture, waste and materials, and campus sustainability goals. The second hour is a guided tour of Flyer Farm, UD’s urban agriculture site, where participants see sustainable practices in action. Attendees will explore both campus-wide initiatives and on-the-ground projects that promote ecological stewardship, energy efficiency, food security, and community engagement.

Participants will learn about the history and federal and state regulation of hemp cannabinoids available outside of a marijuana dispensary, as well as pharmacology, product formulations, quality concerns, clinical research, claimed uses, and potential drug/ cannabinoid interactions. The seminar is designed to help participants better understand a rapidly changing health and wellness topic.

Do you feel like you know Mary Tyler Moore, the girl next door who won America’s TV hearts with her cheerful smile and her regular spunk?  This two-day seminar will describe Mary’s difficult childhood, her early career as a dancer, her sudden rise to fame on the Dick Van Dyke Show and later The Mary Tyler Moore Show during the 1960s and ‘70s. You will also learn about the second half of Mary’s career and her struggles with family, marriage, alcohol, and diabetes.  Learn about the public image vs the private reality of Mary’s fascinating life and enjoy many clips of her best television moments.

Calvary Cemetery is one of the most peaceful and scenic sites in the Miami Valley, overlooking the Miami River, Carillon Park, and the Dayton skyline. This seminar will explore the history of St. Henry and Calvary Cemetery through a 50-minute chapel presentation followed by an approximately one-hour walking tour. Participants will learn about the people, stories, and setting that make this site an important part of Dayton’s history.