Stevenson University history professor emeritus Dr. Alexander Boulton discusses Thomas Jefferson's relationships with some of the most important women in his life: his adolescent crush, the wife of his best friend whom he attempted to seduce, his wife, his daughters and granddaughters, the Italian painter he met in Paris, and the enslaved woman who bore

With more than 35 years of consulting and political experience, Terry Lierman has dedicated his life to serving his community and improving policies primarily focused on health, energy and education. As we celebrate Presidents’ Day, Terry will talk about his career and share pieces from his remarkable collection of historical presidential memorabilia.

Dr. Edward Berkowitz, professor emeritus of history at George Washington University, will explain how JFK became a media star in the 1950’s and what happened to the relationship between presidents and the media in the years that followed. A fascinating presentation.

A very conservative Supreme Court majority, unafraid to take on culture war issues, is moving aggressively to assert its view of race, religion, women’s rights, the environment and other areas import-ant to Americans’ lives today. Marcia Coyle, chief Washington correspondent for The National Law Journal and major contributor of Supreme Court analysis to the PBS