Adult Classes & Outreach
WINTER ADULT LEARNING - VIRTUAL CLASSROOM
Good Stuff: Talking about Listening, Seeing, Feeling, and Other 'ings'
February 2 - March 2, 2022
Wednesdays • 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Virtual Classroom (links sent after registration)
Tuition: $60
Members: $40
It’s a noisy world, and the loudest voices and the strongest opinions take up a lot of space. Sometimes, it’s nice to just talk - not to accomplish anything, not to prove anyone wrong, not to make a grade. There’s plenty to talk about - music, art, poetry, podcasts, essays, TED talks, what we did last weekend - but when do we actually have the time to make some meaning out of it all?
Each week, we’ll explore good stuff that relates to a different idea - like good stuff that makes us feel hope, or gives us joy, or comforts us, or makes us laugh - and talk about what we notice about it, how we respond to it, and reflect on what it tells us about ourselves.
Instructor: Bill Hulseman from bill hulseman consulting
Bill Hulseman designs rituals, supports educators, and facilitates dialogue and reflection. Now an independent consultant, he previously served as a teacher and administrator and led campus ministry, service learning, and professional development programs in independent schools.
Bill holds a BA in Religious Studies from Fairfield University, an MTS in the Comparative Study of Religion from Harvard Divinity School, and an EdM in Private School Leadership through the Klingenstein Center at Teachers College, Columbia University. His interests include architecture, travel, pop culture, social justice, and advocacy for underrepresented groups. To learn more, visit billhulseman.com.
Photo by Efe Kurnaz on Unsplash
Self-Care: Practice, Patience, and Positivity
February 1 - March 1, 2022
Tuesdays • 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Virtual Classroom (links sent after registration)
Tuition: $60
Members: $40
What is all this talk about “self-care” and how do I do it without spending a fortune at the spa every week? In this series, participants will learn about many facets of self-care, dialogue with inspiring guest speakers, and tap into artistic practices that engage mind, body and spirit. Together we’ll explore the science and art of self-care, enjoying time to restore, create and connect!
Facilitator: Katie Lappier, Tacoma Arts Live Director of Education
Photo by Nandhu Kurnar on Pexels
Programs for Seniors
Customized workshops, classes and presentations for seniors, senior centers, and residential communities. We can deliver engaging programming remotely and in person, covering dance, music, theater, improv and memory-connected storytelling!
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