In December, at the end of the fall semester, 91Ï㽶ÊÓƵ bachelor’s students gathered in the Sudhana Center auditorium to share what they learned and made in their Embodied Learning courses. In these courses, which range from yoga to stagework to quilting, students swap out books for paintbrushes, pianos, and pottery wheels. Approaching life with purpose and wonder, 91Ï㽶ÊÓƵ students learn through body, heart, and mind in concert, and develop the flexibility of all three. Check out the gallery below to see what they shared from last semester’s embodied explorations.
A Piano student playing a recital piece.
Yoga students showing triangle pose.
An oil painting from a student of Awaken the Artist Within, a class exploring creativity through various media.
A student of Pottery Fundamentals showing a piece.
A reflection from a student of Leadership Fundamentals, a class on interpersonal and leadership development.
A student of Pottery Fundamentals showing several pieces.
A student of Pottery Fundamentals showing two pieces.
A Piano student playing a recital piece.
Guang Ping Yang Taiji students demonstrating a movement sequence.
Introduction to Stagework students reflecting on their semester.
