Professor Michael Carter has taught college level history courses for 42 years at the Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston. He is a member in the New England Historical Association, the American Historical Society and the Civil War Educational Association. He has also lectured at assisted living residences in Massachusetts for more than ten years.

Ray Cech has a B.S. from Pace University in New York and an M.B.A from the University of San Francisco. He was president of Dunhill Executive Search and senior manager at Xerox Corporation. His writing and photography experience includes Triathlon Today, California Yacht Club, The Wall Street Journal, and The Dunhill News.

University of Florida, College of Pharmacy. Interested to do a talk about pharmacogenetic testing.

Although teaching is Mr. Ciotti's second career, it was always his first love. He has taught history, reading, drama, and dance to middle-school students in New York and Florida.

Inspired by a profound love for nature, Carolina Colen, an avid outdoor enthusiast, thrives on hiking, mountain biking, and kayaking. Her passion extends to advocating for our relationship with the natural world and the responsibility we have to protect and preserve it.

Jerry Colen is married and has three adult children and eight grandchildren. Jerry graduated from Ohio State University then earned his JD from University of Texas School of Law. He has practiced in the state of Florida for 50+ years specializing in real estate, simple and complex estate and financial planning, wills, probate, trust administration and elder law.

Robert Colen received a B.A. from American University and an M.B.A from the University of Florida. He is the Director of Sholom Park, and is on the Park Board of Directors for the Horticltural Arts and Parks Institute.

Dee Collier is a native Floridian and a former elementary school teacher. She always tried to make learning fun and relevant for her students and brings that desire to our Master the Possibilities platform. For the last 12 years, she has done 1st-person portrayals of famous (and infamous) women in history, bringing to life these women who changed history.

Lee Collins has many years of home maintenance experience. He has previously worked at Home Depot for 14 years in both the lumber and electrical departments. He has also spent the last 8 years working in the maintenance department for On Top of The World Communities.

Ida Covi is an Ecopsychologist with a graduate degree in depth psychology. She is the CEO of the international think tank, iRewild Institute, committed to helping people forge a deeper, more conscious relationship with nature, as we work toward creating a world in which we all belong.

Emmett Coyne has a M.A. degree in African-American Studies from Boston University. He taught African-American Studies at St. Mary's University in Baltimore and at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

Mark Croft is a dedicated advocate and guide for caregivers, offering support, education, and coaching to those navigating the challenges of caregiving.

Rich Cupertino has been a resident of Florida since 2015. He is a native of Hudson Valley, New York. Rich regularly teaches at Master the Possibilities. He also teaches classes featuring the music from the 50's through the 70's each term. A different program is featured every term.

John Dahowski is a dedicated student of Civil War, Slavery, and Reconstruction history. He has toured thirteen battlefields alongside academic and National Park Service historians and attended seminars led by prominent Civil War authors. John has delivered lectures to the Sons of Union Veterans, the Lee County Library, the Pelican Preserve community, and the Imaginarium.

Kyong Danecki was born in South Korea and developed a passion for cooking, inspired by her mother, who owned a restaurant. She expanded her culinary skills by taking several cooking classes while living in Thailand. Over the past nine years, Kyong has been teaching cooking classes in both Thailand and South Korea.

Jill has a BS from Nova Southeastern University and a Master's Degree in Education from Troy State University. Prior to retiring as a middle school pre-Algebra teacher, Jill Davis worked at the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind, in St. Augustine, Florida.