The Contemplative Sciences Center Peer Programming team is inviting students and community members to come and enjoy live music (and free food and spike ball) on the Dell Field and Picnic Ground on Saturday, April 18 from 12:00 - 5:00pm.
The Active Series was developed by Sharath Jois and derived from a traditional Ashtanga Yoga practice. It retains all the benefits of the traditional method keeping the linking of movement with breath but includes new more accessible postures for a wider range of students in a modern age and setting. Students from all levels will be able to participate in a non-intimidating inclusive setting.
Yoga is for everyone! Come and enjoy beginner friendly yoga practices led by members of our student peer programming team who have completely their yoga teacher training!
Join us Friday afternoons for these contemplative activities specially curated to help you reconnect with your body and feel refreshed for the weekend. Drop in to any class. All are open to the public.
The Contemplative Sciences Center will be hosting an open house in the Contemplative Commons for incoming students to explore the space and engage with some sample programming. It is meant as a way to encourage engagement throughout the space. Different events will be held throughout the building.
The Peer Programming Team will be holding a weekly, rotating art or craft in the Contemplative Commons to provide an opportunity for anyone interested to enjoy some relaxing arts and crafts while engaging in community.
The Peer Programming Team will be leading a contemplative Bird Watching walk around the Perimeter Loop starting at the O-Hill trailhead weekly, open to all. Bagels will be provided and additional sets of binoculars will be available, although participants are encouraged to bring their own if available.
