Senior Statesmen of Virginia
Wednesday, March 11, 2026 | 2:30pm-4:00pm
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March 11- Staying Safe from Common Phone, Text, Healthcare and Email Scams
Join SSV for an informative discussion of the ways in which Seniors can avoid common healthcare scams. This well respected and entertaining speaker will answer questions and provide you with practical strategies to keep you safe.
Shawn Smith is the State Director of the Virginia Senior Medicare Patrol program. He leads a team of over 100 paid and volunteer staff that educate seniors on fraud prevention. Shawn is also the author of “101 Fraud Tips”, a guide to help seniors protect their money and identity from scammers.
Join SSV for an informative discussion of the ways in which Seniors can avoid common healthcare scams. This well respected and entertaining speaker will answer questions and provide you with practical strategies to keep you safe.
Shawn Smith is the State Director of the Virginia Senior Medicare Patrol program. He leads a team of over 100 paid and volunteer staff that educate seniors on fraud prevention. Shawn is also the author of “101 Fraud Tips”, a guide to help seniors protect their money and identity from scammers.
April 8 - An Overview of the Law and Ethics surrounding Military Action and Engagement
Join us for this timely topic as we welcome a retired Air Force JAG officer and current Duke Professor who will provide us with his thoughts on the legal and ethical considerations leading to the use of our military force.
MG Dunlap, “Charlie,” is a gifted teacher who served his country as an Air Force Judge Advocate for 34 years, rising through the ranks to become the Deputy Judge Advocate General. He retired in 2010 and was invited to join the Faculty at Duke University. He is an absolute expert on national security topics. During his entire career, his study, focus and published writings have been on national security, the law of armed conflict, the use of force under international law, civil-military relations, and ethical issues related to the practice of national security law.
Join us for this timely topic as we welcome a retired Air Force JAG officer and current Duke Professor who will provide us with his thoughts on the legal and ethical considerations leading to the use of our military force.
MG Dunlap, “Charlie,” is a gifted teacher who served his country as an Air Force Judge Advocate for 34 years, rising through the ranks to become the Deputy Judge Advocate General. He retired in 2010 and was invited to join the Faculty at Duke University. He is an absolute expert on national security topics. During his entire career, his study, focus and published writings have been on national security, the law of armed conflict, the use of force under international law, civil-military relations, and ethical issues related to the practice of national security law.
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The Center