adult learning

Special Literary Event: Davie Weill – Exhale: Hope, Healing and a Life in Transplant

Ariel Rounds | THU, FEB 24, 2022

Join us for an interesting afternoon with Dr. David Weill, author his memoir, Exhale: Hope, Healing and a Life in Transplant Exhale is the riveting memoir of a top transplant doctor…

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Lunch & Learn: Joshua Henkin, “Morningside Heights”

Ariel Rounds | WED, FEB 09, 2022

Joshua Henkin is the author of Swim­ming Across the Hud­son, Mat­ri­mo­ny, and The World With­out You, win­ner of the Edward Lewis Wal­lant Award for Jew­ish Amer­i­can Fic­tion and final­ist for…

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Lunch & Learn: International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Ariel Rounds | WED, JAN 26, 2022

In Honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Why I Must Tell My Grandparents Story: Panel discussion with Third Generation (3G) Members. Join Holocaust Survivor Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff and three…

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Lunch & Learn: Special Speaker: Robert Watson on Alexander Hamilton’s Jewish Roots

Ariel Rounds | WED, JAN 19, 2022

There has always been speculation on the Jewish ancestry of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton. Lynn University American History Professor Robert Watson will discuss the myths and truths about this topic.

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Lunch & Learn: Jan Cherubin, “The Orphan’s Daughter” (Virtual)

Ariel Rounds | WED, JAN 12, 2022

Jan Cheru­bin has writ­ten for Los Ange­les Mag­a­zine, New York, The Los Ange­les Review of Books, The For­ward, and Sev­en­teen. The Orphan’s Daugh­ter, her debut nov­el, was named a Best Book…

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Lunch & Learn: Author Gabrielle Glaser on her book “American Baby”

Ariel Rounds | WED, JAN 05, 2022

In this meticulously researched book, Gabrielle Glaser gives her readers a detailed and empathetic portrait of adoption in twentieth-century America. Glaser centers her writing on the experiences of Margaret Erle…

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