Faculty Lecture Series
Published to site on: September 20th, 2011Dr. Jackie Canterbury & Dr. Jon Connolly, Explore the Rainforest
October 4, 7:00 PM Sheridan College Campus, Whitney Building, CTEL
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Faculty Lecture Series
Published to site on: December 21st, 2010Jackie Canterbury, The Amazon Basin
February 15, 7PM Sheridan College Campus, Whitney Building, CTEL
Ethics…..in the 21st Century
Published to site on: April 13th, 2010This event is free and open to the public. The lecture will take place Wed, April 21st at 7PM.
February Faculty Lecture
Published to site on: February 1st, 2010Son of “Popcorn, Projectors, and Pavarotti”: the Revenge
Lecturer: Chris Erickson
February 25th, 7PM, Sheridan College Whitney Building
Mandolyn Vendela: “Our Brains, the Self Aware Animal”
Published to site on: November 19th, 2009Thursday, September24, 2009, 7 PM in the CTEL Presentation Hall
Mandolyn Vendela: “Our Brains, the Self Aware Animal”
As the concept of neuroplacticity reaches mainstream science, the prevailing theory is that the brain is in a continual state of change and adaptation. With new research focusing on utilizing the ‘plastic’ nature of the brain by consciously retraining it, with such methods as Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, awareness, emotional regulation, and happiness are intrinsically within your control. This presentation will discuss the brain objectively, and the fascinating research of mindfulness and its capabilities.
Faculty Lecture Series Sept 24, 7PM, Sheridan College C-Tel building will feature Mandolyn Vendela, Our Brains: the Self Aware Animal”
Published to site on: August 11th, 2009As the concept of neuroplacticity reaches mainstream science the prevailing theory is that the brain is in a continual state of change and adaptation. With new research focusing on utilizing the ‘plastic’ nature of the brain by consciously retraining it with such methods as Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, awareness, emotional regulation and happiness are intrinsically within your control. This presentation will discuss the brain objectively, and the fascinating research of mindfulness and its capabilities.
