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MUM trustees pitch in Alumna Anna Bruen helps clean Enrollment surges in online on all areas of campus life up Iowa’s abandoned coal mines master’s degree programs MAHARISHI UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY REPORT 2016 -2017 U.S. Congressman Tim Ryan commencement address inspires graduates MESSAGE FROM OUR FOUNDER he process of education takes place in the MAHARISHI UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT field of consciousness. The prerequisite for gaining complete education, complete UNIVERSITY REPORT “T 2016 - 2017 knowledge – the prerequisite for knowing everything, experiencing everything, and doing everything – is to bring the awareness to the level of pure intelligence, CAMPUS NEWS FEATURES pure knowledge, self-referral intelligence, self-referral consciousness, Transcendental Consciousness.” 4 | Program in regenerative organ- 10 | U.S. Congressman Tim Ryan ic agriculture launches delivers commencement address – Maharishi Mahesh Yogi 6 | President Hagelin leads peace summit in Ukraine “We need leaders who are established in that un- derlying unity of life” 7 | Students learn sustainability in Hawaii MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT 7 | New screenwriting program off to strong start n this past year, our University has competitors in science, arts, and athlet- 8 | Sustainable Living Center made tremendous progress across ics, demonstrating the power of Con- extraordinarily energy efficient Ian impressive range of new initia- sciousness-Based education in devel- tives – even as many more tantalizing oping the full potential of life. Campus improvements opportunities are quickly unfolding But all these accomplishments are before us. This 2016 – 2017 Universi- just the beginning. Even though last 8 | Outdoor amphitheater ty Report provides a quick overview of year we graduated (and thereby lost) constructed these latest inspiring achievements and a record number of students, by Fall 9 | Over 175 trees planted emerging opportunities. 2017, we had over 1,700 students en- As you will see, our University’s core rolled at the University. We are now 9 | Men’s dormitories renovated mission, deep values, and significance launching an online B.A. in Liberal to the world were brilliantly summa- Arts aimed at the hundreds of thou- 9 | Affordable townhomes built rized by our 2017 Commencement sands of students nationally who are near campus 14 | Alumna Anna Bruen helps clean speaker, Congressman Tim Ryan, who planning to complete their college de- truly gave a speech for the ages. Our grees. This summer we expect to build ACHIEVEMENTS up Iowa’s abandoned coal mines University’s most innovative academic a 1+ megawatt solar array with state- stitution – and especially our visionary Dedicated to improving lives in southeastern Iowa programs – our Regenerative Organic of-the-art technology that will provide and generous donors. We have so many 28 | Faculty achievements Agriculture program, our Masters in one-third of our campus’s electrical opportunities for progress and expan- 32 | Student achievements 18 | MUM trustees pitch in on all Maharishi AyurVeda and Integrative needs. We are substantially renovating sion that are ripe for the plucking! We Medicine, and our Hawaii Sustainabil- and upgrading our campus, including only need to work together as a family, 36 | Maharishi School areas of campus life ity courses – have been hugely popular the Argiro Student Center, the Arts and to commit our collective focus and achievements From overseeing renovation to raising funds for and have won significant acclaim. Our Center, the Library, the Visitors Cen- resources to realizing the potential that the endowment valiant trustees are spearheading cru- ter, and historic Henn Mansion, as well lies before us. INSTITUTIONAL cial initiatives in all areas of University as key student dormitories to accom- I look forward to working with you ADVANCEMENT 24 | Enrollment surges in online life, and our alumni are winning nota- modate our rising enrollments. to accomplish all these inspiring goals ble awards and transforming society All these achievements are driven in this coming year. master’s degree programs for the better – both locally and global- by the extraordinary dedication, hard 40 | Our supporters Offering degrees in Maharishi Vedic Science and ly. And our brilliant students continue work, and guiding intelligence of every- 56 | Legacy giving opportunities to win top honors against renowned one associated with our incredible in- in Maharishi AyurVeda 2 | MAHARISHI UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY REPORT 2016-2017 | 3 CAMPUS NEWS rofessor Appachanda Thimmaiah is REGENERATIVE passionate about agriculture, but not Pjust any kind. He preaches, and lives, “regenerative organic agriculture.” The aim of ORGANIC Dr. Thimmaiah’s new program is to create self- sufficient farming systems where all the inputs, such as seeds, manures, and bio-pesticides, are AGRICULTURE produced on the farm itself. NEW PROGRAM LAUNCHES And in his typically charismatic fash- Agriculture Center that will house a farm managers, establish their own ion, Dr. Thimmaiah attracts others conference room, classrooms, and of- farms, write books, educate veterans with his vision, launching a new nine- fice space was expected to begin in the about sustainable agriculture, and get month certificate program in regener- latter part of 2017. into urban gardening. This is agriculture that enriches the soil rath- ative organic agriculture in January of The first of its kind in the country, “The purpose of this course is to er than depleting it, that sequesters carbon 2017 and enrolling a dozen students. this new program is a collaborative create an army of future farmers who from the air rather than contributing The students begin with a course effort among five internationally re- can redesign and restructure the cur- on culturing the intelligence of nature, nowned organizations in the field of rent food and agriculture systems,” Dr. to global warming, that ensures which linked Maharishi’s knowledge organic and biodynamic agriculture. Thimmaiah said. “Graduates of this the purest and healthiest with agriculture. That’s followed by In addition to the certificate program, program will have confidence to farm courses on farming practices, organic MUM’s Department of Sustainable or start their own business in regener- vegetables, and that is in agriculture, and soil science. Then they Living began offering a bachelor’s de- ative organic agriculture.” tune with the laws of spend six months in the field. gree in regenerative organic agriculture For more information, see www. in the fall of 2017. mum.edu/roa-certificate. nature. Selling produce at farmers market Learning both farming and The first cohort began their field work business practices by starting seeds in the greenhouses, “We learn the practical experience of then planted their crops. By May they farming, and then, with the farmers had begun selling the fruits of their market, the business aspect as well,” harvest at the Fairfield Farmers Mar- said student Mike Dwyer. “It’s a really ket and Everybody’s Café. Their pro- good program. You don’t get this full duce included salad greens, radishes, experience elsewhere.” kale, chard, peas, zucchini, tomatoes, Students have tilled the ground, beans, sweet corn, carrots, and melon. made rows and raised beds, aerated The farm is located on 24 acres of the soil, and learned to make and ap- land immediately north of the grain ply compost and compost tea, as well elevator that borders campus. A as organic garlic-based pest repellent. 4,800-square-foot building on the site They also have learned how to irrigate, was completely renovated and is used weed properly, and put up trellises. In for cleaning and storing vegetables, addition to the various growing tech- as well as storing equipment. Other niques, students also engage in team amenities include lockers, a changing building and farm management prac- area, bathrooms, and showers. A loft tices. “We’re always working as a team area includes a small library of books and communicating about what we Regenerative organic agriculture farm on agriculture and also serves as a cur- need to do,” said Theodore Sanler. located north of campus. Harvesting ing area for garlic, onions, and squash. The students come from diverse carrots and selling produce at the In addition, construction of the new backgrounds and their career plans are Fairfield Farmers Market (opposite page) Petra Stanley Regenerative Organic just as diverse. They aspire to become 4 | MAHARISHI UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY REPORT 2016-2017 | 5 CAMPUS NEWS President Hagelin leads Students study sustainability in Hawaii Students now have the option of spending a se- remote. Issues residents face include soil fertility, Peace Summit in Ukraine mester studying sustainable living in Hawaii, and energy, transportation, urban planning, employ- the first groups to do so in the 2016–17 academic ment, inequality, and access to fresh water. A major summit in Ukraine in June “higher brain,” and overstimulates the “This Brain-Based Ap- year found their experience to be immensely re- This new program, which is hosted at the Ko- entitled “Science and Peace: Proven amygdala, the “fear center,” causing ag- warding. hala Institute, is designed as a semester abroad, Solutions to Violence and Global Con- gressive, violent, fear-driven behavior. proach to Peace offers a Why Hawaii? The Big Island is home to many during which MUM students and students from flict” brought together leaders from 21 “If these tensions grow
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