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Faculty
Dr. Wilhelmina C. Korevaar
Dr. Korevaar is a 1977 MD graduate of Yale School of Medicine. She is now on faculty at the UCF College of Medicine in Lake Nona. Dr. Korevaar currently mentors medical students, including participation in research projects. She is working…
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AI dates its medical endeavors to the 1960s, and now figures prominently in all facets of healthcare, from telemedicine to self-diagnosis. This three-week course will begin with a review of the foundations of currently used AI platforms in medicine. Participants will appreciate the knowledge base of chatbots used by doctors and patients. Doctors make diagnoses based on complaints, observations, and data. “Bots” only have the information provided by the patient and the questions asked. In addition, medical “Bots” may ask for the input of a patient’s protected health information. During weeks two and three of this course, learners will actively participate in generating fictitious medical questions for Chat GPT, Claude, and Copilot.
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Faculty
Dan Zagata
Dan is a Certified Financial Planner and the Managing Partner of Evershore Financial Group, an independent, comprehensive financial services firm located in Orlando, Palm Beach Gardens, and Boca Raton. The driving motivation throughout his career has been to bring a…
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Ever get tired of your friends telling you what the government should do and why? Somehow, they have all the answers that only they can see with such clarity. Well…in this course we are going to dive into the gray and muddy areas of government policy and specifically how it relates to money and the economy. We will have moderated discussions on topics that influence our points of view. This will be an exciting series of conversations in an open, but moderated, respectful environment.
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Dan Zagata
Dan is a Certified Financial Planner and the Managing Partner of Evershore Financial Group, an independent, comprehensive financial services firm located in Orlando, Palm Beach Gardens, and Boca Raton. The driving motivation throughout his career has been to bring a…
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We are under attack! Our senses have been heightened to the constant attempts to steal, scam, and access our money and identity. Whether it’s a full-on malware attack or a phishing scam that has caught you off guard, the result is often the same. In this course we will bring to light the most recent scams that are being perpetrated against people to access their money. Part 1 (of 2) will focus on the methods that scammers use to separate us from our money and how we can recognize, avoid, and prevent these scams. Part 2 will focus on the tools we use in everyday life and how to feel safer using technology. These parts can be taken separately.
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11 of 40 seats left
Faculty
Dan Zagata
Dan is a Certified Financial Planner and the Managing Partner of Evershore Financial Group, an independent, comprehensive financial services firm located in Orlando, Palm Beach Gardens, and Boca Raton. The driving motivation throughout his career has been to bring a…
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We are under attack! Our senses have been heightened to the constant attempts to steal, scam, and access our money and identity. Whether it’s a full-on malware attack or a phishing scam that has caught you off guard, the result is often the same. Part 2 of our Cyber Security course will focus on feeling comfortable with the technology that is mandatory in today’s world. We will dive deeply into email security, payment services, and our phones to better understand how to use them. This technology is often the genesis of many scams, but we also have to continue using them. Join us as we explore them in a safe environment and understand their uses and purposes. These parts can be taken separately.
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Faculty
Jane Wahl
Jane Wahl has a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from the University of Florida. She earned a Six Sigma Black Belt, CPCU, CLU, and other designations throughout her career in the insurance industry. In addition to traditional insurance roles,…
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Florida has a long and interesting history, known for its explorers, entrepreneurs, engineers, and even a few famous animals. The story of our state can be seen in a variety of scenes, from fortresses to state parks, and even some abandoned structures and projects. This course will explore some of the natural and man-made highlights that have marked the years and the progress of Florida. We will take a look at places, characters, and scenery that make our state unique.
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Exploring the Okefenokee: History, Ecology, and World Heritage
Open Session #3
Tuesdays, 1:30 pm – 2:45 pm
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Faculty
Claire LaBrunerie
Claire LaBrunerie is a finance professional whose career has evolved from traditional capital markets into international economic development. Now semi-retired, she advises governments and philanthropic organizations on designing funds that expand access to capital for small and growing businesses, particularly…
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The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is one of North America’s last great wilderness landscapes and, as of 2026, a recommended UNESCO World Heritage Site recognized for its Outstanding Universal Value alongside iconic places such as the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, and Yosemite. This three-section course explores the remarkable natural and cultural story of this internationally significant wetland, which spans southern Georgia and northern Florida. Participants will discover how the Okefenokee was formed through fascinating geological processes and why its extraordinary biodiversity earned global recognition. The course also examines the swamp’s rich human history, from indigenous peoples to European settlement, its role as a refuge for freedom seekers escaping slavery, conservation efforts, and its influence on American literature, art, and popular culture. Guidance will be offered on planning visits, from easy day excursions to unforgettable multi-day paddling adventures beneath some of the darkest skies in the eastern US. Participants will also learn how the successful UNESCO nomination was achieved after decades of effort and what this designation means for the refuge’s future.


