Designed for players who already know the basics of Mahjongg, this seminar will focus on advanced strategies to strengthen play and build confidence at the table. Participants will explore decision-making, defensive play, hand development, reading the board, and ways to adapt strategy as the game unfolds. Through guided discussion and practice, players will deepen their understanding of the game and sharpen their competitive skills.

Additional Fee(s): Participants will need to purchase the 2026 National Mah Jongg League Card, approximately $15.

This seminar will cover a variety of topics including Elder Fraud and Scams, Identity Theft and The Dark Web, AI technology, and many other topics that pose a risk to our Cyber Safety. This is a fun, dynamic course with ample opportunity for open discussions, Q&A, and group participation. There will be live demonstrations, information handouts, how-to's, and useful tools intended to help attendees become aware, informed and prepared to thrive in today's cyber world.

Adults 50 and older are invited to discover Dayton’s trails while learning simple ways to share their adventures through YouTube videos and Facebook Reels. This seminar will include seasonal tips for safe and enjoyable walks, basic smartphone filming and editing guidance, and practical ideas for turning hikes into short stories worth sharing. No technology experience is needed, just curiosity and a comfortable pair of walking shoes.

A century ago, aircraft designer Jack Northrop began dreaming of an all-wing aircraft, a pure wing unencumbered by traditional fuselage and tail. Many thought his designs were too radical, and his giant Flying Wing bombers were canceled and then destroyed following World War II. In this one-night Zoom seminar, you’ll learn the truth about why Northrop’s flying wings were canceled, and how they came to be reborn in the form of today’s stealth bombers, the B-2 and B-21. The moderator, Dr. Bud Baker, has spent the last 45 years studying and working with Flying Wings, including his 5-year stint as an Air Force program manager for the B-2 Spirit stealth bomber.

According to a recent AP-NORC poll, healthcare has become one of the top priorities for the government to address in 2026. This shift in issue priorities puts healthcare on center stage as voters head to the polls in the midterm elections. This seminar will shine a spotlight on several areas that fall under the category of healthcare policy and practice. You will hear from practitioners and policy makers from top rated medical centers along with medical specialists who influence policy across the country.  Issues to be examined will include but not be limited to the role of technology in medicine, healthcare insurance and how it can contribute to the high cost of healthcare, the erosion of trust in medicine, medical debt relief, medical research, and other issues that capture headlines in news reports. This three-week virtual class will help participants better analyze candidates' positions on legislative solutions related to the cost and quality of healthcare.