May, June & beyond at Euglena
May 1st, 2009{Updated: 05.01.09}
Here is an evolving description of a new set of courses beginning at Euglena in May. Enrollment is beginning now.
If you are just seeking a short description of those courses & other events at Euglena in May & June, here is a quick summary. Links lead to (evolving) full descriptions on Euglena Blog.
* Mondays (6:30 - 8:30 pm) : What is Life? : a new 9-week (10 w/ overview) reading seminar based on the book of that title by Lynn Margulis & Dorion Sagan. Begins Monday, 11; free overview Monday, May 4. (Downloadable pdf flier here.)
* Tuesdays (6:30 - 8:30 pm) : How Nature Works : an 8-week lecture series (9 w/ overview) about basic principles of systems sciences. Begins with free overview Tuesday, May 12; the series can be joined at any time. (Downloadable pdf flier here.)
* Wednesdays (6:30 - 8:30 pm) : Gaia & Climate : a course integrating Gaia theory, climate change, their close relationship, & how to mitigate & prepare for climate change, includes the psychology of dealing with this challenge. Begins Wednesday, May 13; free overview Wednesday, May 6. (Downloadable pdf flier here.)
* Thursdays (6:30 pm - ?) : Thermo Thursdays : presentations integrating & synthesizing the course triad described above (& other elements of the Euglena program), mixed with imagery & music; less a “class”, more a performance with discussions. Schedule forthcoming. Begins Thursday, May 14, with a free sample on Thursday, May 7.
* Fridays : a chaordic mixture of social, educational & networking events called Fractal Fryday’s, beginning Friday, May 1, 6 - 10 pm. (Contact us for details.)
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More will be added soon, including a schedule of weekend workshops
that are to be integrated with the courses.