Apr. 25: Ronald Dalton, UUFG member and retired Prof. of Engineering will have some non technical comments based on the 2007 biography "Einstein" by Walter Isaacson, Click here to see the NYTimes review

Mar. 14: David Etherington, an active 18 year member of UUFG, practicing attorney and seminary student at Meadville-Lombard. His topic is UUA Congregational Study Action Issue 2008-2012 : Ethical Eating and Environmental Justice.

Feb. 28:  Bob Hornberger, UUFG member , social activist, on "Staring at the Sun- Overcoming the Terror of Death "

Feb. 21: Open Discussion

Feb. 14:  Dr. Kevin McCarthy,  Historian, author,  Professor emeritus , U of F on "African Americans in Florida"

Feb. 7: Bob Kendall, UUFG member, Retired U of F Professor, Dept. of Journalism on "An Analysis of Manifest Destiny"

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Jan. 24: Kirsten Flamand, a long time member of UUFG, a member of the choir, and an accomplished High School teacher. Her topic is  "On Leaving Mormonism".

 

Jan. 17: Bron Taylor, Professor of Religion and Nature at the U of F, will discuss his recent book "Dark Green Religion: Nature Spirituality and the Planetary Future."

Jan. 10: Peter Vogelaar, M.D.,  "Genetics, Epigenetics, Nutrition, and Their Mutual Relationships; Consequences for Your Health and the Health of Your Descendants" 

Dec. 27: Open Discussion

Dec. 20: Jean Lemire, a UU member, and a 30 year veteran of Alachua County's Fire Rescue  Emergency Services. Her topic is "What Medical Protocol Allows Us To Do"

Dec. 13:  Tony Randazzo,   Retired Professor , Geology Dept,  UFL, President of  Geohazards Inc., his topic is  " The Where, What and Why of Florida Sinkholes"

Dec. 6, Susan Rainforest, Licensed Social Worker How the Cabot-Kopper Superfund Site is Affecting GNVL's Drinking Water, Air and Soil

Nov 29: Open Discussion 
 
Nov 22: Don Munroe Environmental Health & Safety U of F on Household Radon in Florida ?

Nov 15: Open Discussion

Nov 8:  Caleb Gordon will talk on Birds and Birding in Gainesville

Nov. 1:  Rev. Fred Dependrock: What is 'CROP' and Why? Think Peanut Butter and World Hunger