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A History of Medicine SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK ONE Morning Seminars ART/DESIGN Adornment and Personal Expression Through Jewelry Design SCIENCE Science of Food CLICK A BLUE MATH Rubik's Cube the Slow Way HEADER TO JUMP TO THAT SECTION MUSIC Making Cuban Music OF YOUR GUIDE FILM/WRITING Screenwriting SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Software as a Language ART The Art of Making Art: An Introduction to Process Art FILM/THEATRE So You Think You Want To Be A Stuntman POSITIVE PSCYCHOLOGY Happiness 101 POLITICS/ART Political Cartooning LIFESKILLS An Introduction to Full-Force Self Defense CREATIVE WRITING Story Craft with The Stanford Storytelling Project WEEK ONE Afternoon Seminars MATH How Big Is Big: An Exploration of Infinity WRITING Writing a Novel LEADERSHIP/BUSINESS Courageous Leadership IMPROV Improv: High School League POLITICAL SCIENCE/HISTORY Political Violence In Western Europe: Bombs, Basques, and Baader-Meinhof ART Abstract Painting LIFESKILLS Public Speaking Intersession Guide 2017 SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK ONE Afternoon Seminars Continued SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Python Projects in Action APPLIED SCIENCE Forensic Science CLICK A BLUE SOCIAL SCIENCES/LINGUISTICS Languages of the World: What HEADER TO JUMP TO THAT SECTION Makes Them Tick? OF YOUR GUIDE WELLNESS Introduction to Meditation ART/TECHNOLOGY Digital Animation WEEK ONE Intensives MICROBIOLOGY Antibiotic Sensitivity and Natural Product Discovery MUSIC Free Composition and Music Improv ART Artist Retreat: Screenprint, The Art of Zines ART HISTORY/STUDIO ART Radical Art In The 1960's: Exploration, Discussion, and Study ART Glass Blowing Retreat at Bay Area Glass Institute (BAGI) ENGINEERING/INDUSTRIAL ARTS TIG Welding ENGINEERING/INDUSTRIAL ARTS ARC Welding ART/SOCIAL JUSTICE Woodworking: Building Shelter Pods for the Homeless PHOTOGRAPHY Photographic Story Telling: The Visual Narrative Intersession Guide 2017 SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK ONE Activities WEDNESDAY WILDLIFE/ENVIRONMENT Conservation Ambassadors: Under the CLICK A BLUE Canopy HEADER TO JUMP TO THAT SECTION SOCIAL JUSTICE Simulated Society: Poverty, Privilege, and OF YOUR GUIDE Responsibility (Simulation) COOKING Cooking and Culture: Korea, 5 Flavors. 5 Colors. FITNESS/WELLNESS Juggling and Balancing FITNESS/WELLNESS AcroYoga: Laugh Riot HISTORY Legends of History: Alexander The Great PUBLIC SPEAKING Body Language: It's Not Just What You Say That Counts ART/SOCIAL JUSTICE Making Graffiti and Street Art FILM/THEATRE Stunts Through the Years: From the Silent Era, Through the Westerns, to the Modern Day MEDICINE Medical Exploration: Primary Care Exams and The Check Up THURSDAY WILDLIFE/ENVIRONMENT Conservation Ambassadors: Desert Magic SOCIAL JUSTICE Simulated Society: Poverty, Privilege, and Responsibility (Simulation) COOKING Cooking and Culture: Indonesia, Rice at the Center FITNESS/WELLNESS Juggling and Balancing Intersession Guide 2017 SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK ONE Activities Continued HISTORY Legends of History: Catherine The Great APPLIED SCIENCE The World of Forensic Science: Cracking the CLICK A BLUE Case HEADER TO JUMP TO THAT SECTION ART/CULTURE History, Culture, and Application of Henna OF YOUR GUIDE ART/SOCIAL JUSTICE Making Graffiti and Street Art NEUROSCIENCE Stress, Health, and Coping SPORTS/BUSINESS The Business of Sports FRIDAY WILDLIFE/ENVIRONMENT Conservation Ambassadors: Where Animals Call Home COOKING Cooking and Culture: Middle East, The Meze Table, Small Plates to Share and Savor MUSIC Life As Cuban Musicians: Discussion and Music FITNESS/WELLNESS AcroYoga: Laugh Riot HISTORY Legends of History: Winston Churchill ART/CULTURE History, Culture, and Application of Henna ART/SOCIAL JUSTICE Making Graffiti and Street Art HISTORY/SCIENCE A History of Medicine: Medics, Mayhem, and Accidentally Saving Lives BUSINESS Corporate Strategy: Harvard Business School Case Study, The Walt Disney Studios MEDICINE Medical Exploration: IV and Injections MUSIC/HISTORY Rhythm Talks: Afro-Venezuelan Music and Culture Intersession Guide 2017 SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK TWO Morning Seminars ART/SCIENCE Making A Dinosaur PERFORMANCE/FITNESS Running Away to the Circus: Aerials and Acrobatics CLICK A BLUE BUSINESS So You Want to Be a VC: Simulated Partner Meeting HEADER TO JUMP TO THAT SECTION ART/PHYSICS Making Metal Move: Forging Nonferrous Metals OF YOUR GUIDE FITNESS/WELLNESS Rock Climbing MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM Transmedia Journalism WRITING/POLITICS Speechwriting for POTUS WORLD HISTORY/ARCHEOLOGY When Empires Clash: Exploring Ancient Military Battles WELLNESS Advanced Meditation MEDICINE So You Want to be a Doctor: Pediatrics, Infectious Diseases, and Orthopedics LIFESKILLS/FINANCE Crash Course in Money Management: Budgeting, Accounts, and Credit THEATRE The Mask Theater Workshop: Faces Within INTERIOR DESIGN/BUSINESS Interior Design 101 WELLNESS/SOCIAL JUSTICE We Are All Heroes: Discovering Ourselves and Telling Our Stories LANGUAGE Introduction to French Intersession Guide 2017 SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK TWO Afternoon Seminars ART/SCIENCE Making A Dinosaur DANCE Hip-Hop Dance and Choreography POLITICS Anatomy of a Political Campaign CLICK A BLUE MATH/CRITICAL THINKING Learn to Play Bridge HEADER TO JUMP TO THAT SECTION ART/THEATRE Puppetry: Animation to Activism OF YOUR GUIDE ART/CHEMISTRY Etching: Taking Metal Away WRITING/PUBLISHING Writing Children's Books MATH/STATISTICS Sports and Statistics LANGUAGE Introduction to American Sign Language WRITING/PERFORMANCE Power Poetry: Speaking Up and Speaking Out ART/SUSTAINABILITY Wild Crafting: The Ecology of Color, Making Felt from the Forest ART Expressive Calligraphy BUSINESS The Language of Leadership PHILOSOPHY/FILM Film and Philosophy FILM/ART Storyboarding for Animation BUSINESS An Entire MBA In One Course WEEK TWO Intensives ART/DESIGN Wearable Art Using Alternative Materials and Found Objects SCIENCE Marine Science: Creeks and Oceans, 3 Labs in 3 Days ART Artist Retreat: Water Color Painting Intersession Guide 2017 SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK TWO Intensives Continued ART/TECHNOLOGY Filmmaking and Visual Effects ART Glass Blowing Retreat at Bay Area Glass Institute (BAGI) CLICK A BLUE ENGINEERING/INDUSTRIAL ARTS MIG Welding HEADER TO JUMP TO THAT SECTION ENGINEERING/INDUSTRIAL ARTS TIG Welding OF YOUR GUIDE MUSIC Songwriting and Analysis MUSIC Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble MACROBIOLOGY Small Mammal DNA in Barn Owl Pellets ART/SOCIAL JUSTICE Woodworking: Building Shelter Pods for the Homeless WRITING Lit Camp: A Writer’s Workshop SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Engineering a Robot Operating System "ROS" THEATRE Playwriting and Acting in Ensemble WEEK TWO Activities MONDAY WILDLIFE/ENVIRONMENT Conservation Ambassadors: Vanished FITNESS/WELLNESS Rock Climbing COOKING Cooking and Culture: Scandinavia, Survival Food for a Long Winter BUSINESS B Corporations and the Ventures for Good Movement LIFESKILLS Introduction to Self Defense Intersession Guide 2017 SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK TWO Activities Continued LIFESKILLS/OUTDOORS Wilderness Skills: Salves and Tinctures INDUSTRIAL ARTS Blacksmithing FITNESS/WELLNESS AcroYoga: Laugh Riot AVIATION Life of Flight POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY Happiness in Action: Practicing Positive Psychology – Positivity and Engagement HISTORY/MATH Crucial, Beautiful Math: A History of Math BUSINESS Corporate Strategy: Harvard Business School Case Study, Beyoncé MEDICINE Medical Exploration: Introduction to the Art of Suturing NEUROSCIENCE The Uniqueness of Humans TUESDAY WILDLIFE/ENVIRONMENT Conservation Ambassadors: Wild America FITNESS/WELLNESS Rock Climbing COOKING Cooking and Culture: Mexico, Flavors of the Americas MEDICINE/TECHNOLOGY Impact of Virtual Reality on Real Surgery LIFESKILLS Introduction to Self Defense PERFORMANCE Rebel Poetry: Spoken Word Performance HISTORY/SCIENCE The Making of Otzi the Ice Man Intersession Guide 2017 SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK TWO Activities Continued LIFESKILLS/OUTDOORS Wilderness Skills: Fire Safety and Making INDUSTRIAL ARTS Blacksmithing ART/CULTURE History, Culture, and Application of Henna HISTORY/FASHION Image and Fashion: The Bizarre History POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY Happiness in Action: Practicing Positive Psychology – Relationships and Meaning PSYCHOLOGY Early Childhood Development WEDNESDAY WILDLIFE/ENVIRONMENT Conservation Ambassadors: Amazing Animal Adaptations FITNESS/WELLNESS Rock Climbing COOKING Cooking and Culture: "Cooking" Out of the Kitchen, Indian Breads and Spices COOKING/LANGUAGE Cooking Venezuelan Arepas in Spanish FILM/ANIMATION The Making of Minions and Stories from the World of Digital Animation LIFESKILLS Introduction to Self Defense LIFESKILLS/OUTDOORS Wilderness Skills: Knife and Ax Carving INDUSTRIAL ARTS Blacksmithing FITNESS/WELLNESS AcroYoga: Laugh Riot ART/CULTURE History, Culture, and Application of Henna Intersession Guide 2017 SESSIONS AT A GLANCE WEEK TWO Activities Continued ENGINEERING/DESIGN The Future of Autonomous Vehicles and Urban Mobility POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY Happiness in Action: Practicing Positive Psychology – Achievement MEDICINE Medical Exploration: Emergency Medicine, A Simulation Intersession Guide 2017 WEEK ONE Morning Seminars Intersession Guide 2017 Seminar Adornment and Personal Expression through Jewelry Design Winnie van der Rijn ART/DESIGN Week 1 People have been adorning themselves since the beginning Morning of human society. Archeologists have discovered beads in Morocco dating back 110,000 years. This seminar will examine the historic relevance and cultural significance of adornment, January 4, 5, 6 beads, and jewelry-making. We will consider jewelry as fashion, accessory, and self-expression.
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