Alzheimer's Disease and dementia in general can affect our brains in a variety of ways. As the condition progresses, it can become increasingly difficult for those suffering to effectively communicate,… Continue reading "WEBINAR – Communicating Effectively With Dementia"
As you move through life, your financial goals shift and as a result, so should your financial planning. Those of us who are mid-career need to start focusing more on… Continue reading "WEBINAR – Financial Planning for Mid-Career Professionals"
Whether you are a new hire or have been a member of the Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS) for a while, this class will give you a basic understanding of… Continue reading "WEBINAR – Understanding Your Pension Benefits for PERS Members"
As graduation dates creep ever closer, the NJ Higher Education Student Assistance Authority is committed to arming students and parents with the information necessary to understand repaying student loans and… Continue reading "WEBINAR – Financial Side of College Graduation"
Did you know that according to the National Cancer Institute, about 39% of Americans will develop some form of cancer in their lifetime and that over 600,000 Americans are expected… Continue reading "WEBINAR – Cancer Information Session"
One of the hardest parts of gardening is keeping pests away. If your flower garden suffers from plant eating insects, don't grab that can of toxic pesticides! Instead, join Lisa… Continue reading "WEBINAR – Beyond the Ladybugs"
The American Revolution inspired many people of various backgrounds to join in the common cause of independence. Two men, who served in both the Continental Line and their respective county… Continue reading "WEBINAR – Genealogy of a Patriot: The Stories of Benjamin Flynn and Oliver Cromwell"
This is a live, interactive web presentation designed for State PERS & TPAF Employees (PERS and TPAF members employed by a N.J. State department, State agency, State Institution, or a… Continue reading "WEBINAR- Retirement Planning for PERS and TPAF Members: State Employees"
James Collins Johnson made his name by escaping slavery in Maryland and fleeing to Princeton, where he built a life in a bustling community of African Americans working at what… Continue reading "VIRTUAL AUTHOR TALK – The Princeton Fugitive Slave: The Trials of James Collins Johnson"
