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Renga: Endings
At the February 2013 residency, Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg and Karen Campbell led a renga party, a chance to come together, experience Japanese treats and traditions, particularly the tradition of the renga. This ancient Japanese poetic form brings people together to write … Continue reading
Renga: Beginnings
At the February 2013 residency, Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg and Karen Campbell led a renga party, a chance to come together, experience Japanese treats and traditions, particularly the tradition of the renga. This ancient Japanese poetic form brings people together to write … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing, Creativity & Imagination, Cultural & Cross-Cultural Studies, Poetry
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Arts, Stars, Autoethnography, Embodiment, Life Practices and More: A Sampling of Upcoming Faculty Workshops
Research Beyond Texts, Ethical Learning in the World, with faculty member James Sparrell. Join me for an engaged conversation about how to frame your questions in ways that help you to place them in a larger conversation and learn in … Continue reading
Posted in Consciousness Studies/Transpersonal Psychology, Creative Writing, Creativity & Imagination, Cultural & Cross-Cultural Studies, Epistemology (how we know what we know), Faculty, Feminism, Women's & Gender Studies, Health Arts & Sciences, Multiculturalism & Diversity Studies, Workshops
Tagged Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, Ellie Epp, James Sparrell, Karen Cmapbell, Katt Lissard, Larken Bunce, Lori Wynters, Sarah Van Hoy, Sowbel
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Graduating Student Presentations at the 2013 Residency
Health Arts & Sciences Grad Presentations: A Peace of Maine–Multi-generational Community Retreat Center, with HAS graduating student Jill Smith. The goal of this presentation is to share how I am developing a multi-generational community retreat center. The center will integrate … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Coaching, Community Building, Creativity & Imagination, Cultural & Cross-Cultural Studies, Environmental, Sustainability & Place Studies, Feminism, Women's & Gender Studies, Fine Arts, Health Arts & Sciences, Identity, journal-Writing, Nutrition, Sustainability, Sustainable Businesses and Communities, Uncategorized, Yoga
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Thoreau, Twitter, Dust, Soul, Language, Sustainability, Imagination, and the Chestnut Trade: Workshops About Place at the Feb. 2013 Residency
Place: An Interdisciplinary Conversation for our Vibrant and Vulnerable Times, with faculty members Susan Pearson, Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, Ralph Lutts, and returning students Josh Pollock & Sonja Swift. Join students and faculty from various programs and perspectives as we wander through … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Community Building, Consciousness Studies/Transpersonal Psychology, Creativity & Imagination, Cultural & Cross-Cultural Studies, Deep Ecology & Bioregionalism, Embodiment Studies & Body Image, Environmental, Sustainability & Place Studies, Faculty, History & Political Science
Tagged Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, Ellie Epp, Francis Charet, James Sparrell, Josh Pollock, Karen Campbell, Ralph Lutts, Sarah Bobrow-Williams, Sonja Swift, Susan Pearson
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Spring 2013 Residency Theme is Place
The theme for the Spring 2013 HAS/IMA/SBC residency is “Place.” Words and images in the residency schedule, and posted throughout campus and on our Worlds of Change blog reflect the myriad ways that HAS, IMA, and SBC students and faculty … Continue reading
New Queer Jewish Writing & Ezra Berkley Nepon
IMA student Ezra Berkley Nepon has had a busy year first with the publication of Justice, Justice Shall You Pursue: A History of New Jewish Agenda and a consequent book tour that brought together Jewish activists from the 1980s with … Continue reading
Hard Stone, Hard Choices: Memory, Community & Story with Scott Candage
Scott Candage, a new graduate of the Individualized MA program, explains to his local paper, The Working Waterfront, that his graduate thesis project looked deeply at community narratives that tell the community what it is and what stories matter most. … Continue reading
Posted in Community Building, Workshops, Feminism, Women's & Gender Studies, Cultural & Cross-Cultural Studies, Identity, Transformative Language Arts, Epistemology (how we know what we know), History & Political Science, Creativity & Imagination, Visual Arts
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Faculty Workshops for Our Fall 2012 Residency
Highlights of faculty workshops at our upcoming residency with Individualized MA, Socially Responsible Business & Communities and Health Arts & Sciences faculty in our combined residency Aug. 3-10. A Brief History of Sustainability, with faculty member Ralph H. Lutts: Sustainability … Continue reading
Posted in Theater, Drama & Playwriting, Consciousness Studies/Transpersonal Psychology, Transforming Trauma, Residencies, Faculty, Community Building, Workshops, Feminism, Women's & Gender Studies, Deep Ecology & Bioregionalism, Environmental, Sustainability & Place Studies, Creative Writing, Cultural & Cross-Cultural Studies, Embodiment Studies & Body Image, Activism, Fiction, Transformative Language Arts, Epistemology (how we know what we know), History & Political Science, Creativity & Imagination
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Complementary Dualism and the Work of Dr. Hillary S. Webb
Hillary S. Webb went onto earn her doctorate after earning her MA in Goddard’s Consciousness Studies concentration. Building on her master’s thesis, her newest book, Yanantin and Masintin in the Andean World: Complementary Dualism in Modern Peru, focuses on her … Continue reading
