CSP Lecture Series
Keep your mind on it’s toes and join us for a CSP Lecture Series! The CSP Lecture Series offers residents and community members convenient and stimulating opportunities to flex those intellectual muscles. Our education programs feature multiple talks on topics ranging from modern technology to music, brain fitness, and more.
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Call 503.535.4394 and speak to Kathy Tipsord for more information,
or contact her by email at kathy.tipsord@cedarsinaipark.org
Lecture Dates
THURSDAY, JULY 8th at 6:45pm
>>Social Media 101: Practical Uses for Twitter, Blogs, Facebook and More
Presented by Donna Arriaga
THURSDAY, JULY 15th at 6:45pm
>>Facebook: What’s all the hype about?
Presented by Donna Arriaga
TUESDAY, JULY 20th at 6:45pm
>>The Bible Illuminated: R. Crumb’s Book of Genesis
Presented by Barbara Hart
TUESDAY, JULY 27th at 6:45pm
>>A Pioneering Collection: Master Drawings from the Crocker Art Museum
Presented by Sylvia Lurie
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Take a look at previous CSP Lecture Topics…
Consumer Fraud Protection
Althea Rodgers discussed how the Department of Justice deals with consumer fraud cases (with some very interesting examples), the steps taken to protect Oregon’s marketplace, and how DOJ can assist consumers harmed by fraud or scams. Althea also spoke to identity theft, a crime not prosecuted at DOJ but frequently talked about among the senior population. Read More >>
Israel in the Psyche of American Jewry (Winter Series)
Presenter Sylvia Frankel led five engaging discussions on Israel in the Psyche of American Jewry. Ms. Frankel served as director of the Oregon Holocaust Resource Center for 12 years and has taught in the Melton program since the fall of 2000. Sylvia Frankel is also an adjunct professor in the Religious Studies Department of Lewis and Clark College. Read More >>
Musicology: Notes to remember (Fall Series)
Kick off for this lecture series was an investigation of music history with Pythagoras and the Ancient Greeks, the music of the Medieval and Renaissance eras, and western music and how it has evolved. Subsequent music lectures explored jazz, swing and the big band era as well as a look into the future of music. Read More >>
