UVA’s Coastal Conservatory presents the Coastal Futures Festival, an annual event blending environmental humanities, music, and science. This year the festival will offer three sessions at the Contemplative Commons.
Research scientists from the Virginia Coast Reserve, Karen McGlathery and Max Castorani, will share breaking environmental science from the Virginia eastern shore. Mary Kuhn, Willis Jenkins and Kathleen King will present new scholarly reflections on coastal futures.
The Contemplative Sciences Center is co-sponsoring two talks with the Center for Teaching and Excellence facilitated by Professor Donata Schoeller entitled "Thinking-at-the-Edge," one for graduate students and one for faculty.
"Introduction to Thinking-at-the-Edge for Faculty" addresses the dual role faculty inhabit as researchers and teachers.
The presentation leverages the power of reflective listening for exploring questions that deeply matter to us or intuitions we may not know how to formulate adequately.
The Contemplative Sciences Center is co-sponsoring two talks facilitated by Professor Donata Schoeller entitled "Thinking-at-the-Edge," one for graduate students and one for faculty.
Introduction to Thinking-at-the-Edge for Graduate Students is focused on utilizing TAE in research and design.
The presentation leverages the power of reflective listening for exploring questions that deeply matter to us or intuitions we may not know how to formulate adequately.
Following the stress of Election Day, join us for some self-led exploration and decompression with snacks, music, and no screens.
This is a screen-free/technology-free program.
Ease pre-election stress with an opportunity to connect with nature and move your body. Join us for a guided walk around the Dell Pond, 4:00-5:00 pm.
We will meet in the Contemplative Commons 1st Floor Lobby.
