- Jan 10 | 1:15 PM | Special Lecture | Rabbi Steven M. Glazer | Jewish Views on Transplantation and Organ Donation
- Jan 25 | 1:15 PM | Special Men’s Health Group | Dr. Lou Essers | Coping Effectively with Cognitive Decline in Aging Men
- Feb 7 | 1:15 PM | Special Lecture | Joan Green | Leverage the Benefits of your phone and computer: 10 Tech Tips for Boomers and Older Adults
- Feb 14 | 1:15 PM | Special Lecture | Jack Vanderhoek | A Small Dutch Hospital, the Holocaust and Israel – an Unusual Story
- Mar 7 | 1:15 PM | Men’s Club Purim Celebration
- Mar 14 | 1:15 PM | Special Lecture | Mark Levin | One Year Later: The Impact of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
- Apr 18 | 1:15 PM | Special Lecture | Stanley Hankin | To Bear Witness
- May 9 | Special Lecture | Dr. Eric Steckler | The Bittersweet Story of Jews and Chocolate
Men’s Club Special Lecture on Tuesday, January 10 at 1:15 PM titled Jewish Views on Transplantation and Organ Donation by Rabbi Steven M. Glazer, DHL, DD, Bioethics Faculties, Georgetown, George Washington, and Uniformed Services University Schools of Medicine. One of the many “miracles” that recent advances in science and medicine have fostered is transplantation, the replacement of an organ. Transplants are closely related to several other recent innovations in technology. In this session, Rabbi Glazer will discuss transplantations from medical, scientific, ethical, and Jewish perspectives. He will also include the most recent advance in the field, xenotransplantations, i.e., transplantations from animals to humans. Finally, he will discuss the permissibility of organ donations according to Jewish law. For more information, contact Chuck Brownstein at charles.brownstein@verizon.net or 240-463-5891. Open to the community. – On Zoom.
Special Men’s Health Group Session on Wednesday, January 25 from 1:30 – 4:00PM titled Coping Effectively with Cognitive Decline in Aging Men put together by Dr. Lou Siegel and presented by Louis Essers, Ed.D., Asst. Professor of Medicine, USUHS (Ret.), Clinical Psychologist and Neuropsychologist, and Leanne Levin, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Medicine, New York Medical College. As men age, living with cognitive decline can be emotionally overwhelming. Thus, it is essential to be proactive in adjusting to these ongoing changes. The Drs. will explore methods for coping with cognitive decline including practical strategies to assist in managing changes in memory, time management, and problem-solving. Furthermore, the setting of realistic goals and the creation of a day planner with activities critical for one’s cognitive well-being will be discussed. For more information, contact Louis Essers at LouisEssers@gmail.com or 301-520-1854. Open to the community. – On Zoom.