SUMMER WORKSHOP 2015
Sunday, July 26 – Saturday, August 1
Lama Foundation
San Cristobal, New Mexico, USA
Cost: $960
Environmental dilemmas are among the most profound challenges facing humanity. This workshop focuses on how we can best teach college and university students at this historic moment of environmental intensification. Specifically, it explores ways of using contemplative practices—meditation, yoga, journaling, art, nature walks, etc.—to enhance pedagogy and cultivate wellbeing for students, professors, and all who work for a sustainable future.
Part workshop and part retreat, this 6-day summer institute provides an opportunity to step back from our frenetic lives, develop pedagogical tools, and deepen our inner resources as teachers committed to education on a fragile and wild planet.
Faculty: Paul Wapner (professor, American University), Karen Litfin (professor, University of Washington), Jeff Warren (author and meditation instructor), Lisa Schnall (psychotherapist), Nicole Salimbene (visual artist)
For more information: http://www.american.edu/sis/gep/Contemplative-Environmental-Studies-Workshop.cfm
Sponsored by: Association for Contemplative Mind in Higher Education; Global Environmental Politics, American University