The objective of the course is to gain a basic understanding of how Artificial Intelligence works without having to know computer science or advanced math. Understand the technologies being used so you can make better decisions between hype and fear.

Instructor: David Peltzman brings deep expertise in applying AI across industries, with over 28 years in Fortune 500 pharma and experience consulting on AI strategy and development. He has taught IT and AI at multiple universities and led innovative AI solutions in both business and defense sectors.

CHOOSE A 3-WEEK SESSION: SEPT 8-22 -OR- SEPT 29-OCT 13

This plant appreciation class will be a 3-week series where we will see plants in different spaces, with different functions and benefits whether in our own homes, outside in our gardens and neighborhoods, and then, in our fragile world!

Instructor: With over 35 years of experience teaching horticulture at Saul H.S. and at Temple University, Lisa Blum puts her knowledge to use in her own garden. She assists with children's programming at the Ambler Arboretum and is part of the PA Horticultural Society Tree Tenders team to train communities in the care of trees.

NO CLASS SEPT 24

Discover and learn about recent critical technology developments in biotechnology, microbiology, genetics, AI, quantum computers, climate change and energy. Discussion and feedback are encouraged.

Instructor: James Mattison has a B.A. and M.A. in biology, has worked in research field for 15  years and technical sales for 18, and taught adult ed courses at DelVal''s CLR program. Has done research in immunology, hepatitis, HIV, at Wistar Institute and Ortho diagnostics.

Even though the days are shorter and air is cooler, fall reveals a gorgeous display of leaf color in our trees and shrubs. Enjoy the show as we see the variety of colors and patterns in foliage and learn why leaves turn from green to red, yellow, orange, rust, brown, mustard, burgundy and combinations of all of these beauties! We will suggest which plant species provide the best pictures and where to find these in arboreta, parks, and landscapes.

Instructor: With 35 years teaching horticulture at Saul H. S./Temple U, Lisa Blum puts her knowledge to use in her own garden. She assists with children’s programming at the Ambler Arboretum and is part of the PA Hort Society Tree Tenders team to train communities in the care of trees. Rutgers University, M.S. Plant Pathology; Duke University, B.S. Botany.

Honeywell has a longstanding presence in the Philadelphia and Fort Washington area. The lecture will explore the company's history, its local impact, and the significant contributions of the Fort Washington site to its customers, community, and stakeholders.

Presenter: Joe Pane is an industrial automation technologist with 45 years of experience. For the past 29 years, Joe has held various technical roles at Honeywell's Fort Washington site. Currently, Joe serves as the Chief Engineer in the Industrial Automation business.

Honeywell International is a global leader in addressing some of the world's most challenging issues. The company is pioneering the future of automation, air travel, and energy with its industry-leading, software-driven solutions.