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UPCOMING SEMINARS
2007 Faculty
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July
2007
Connected Learning Seminars
July
9-27,
2007
(Register
by July 3, 2007)
Art
and Healing
12.0 contact hours / Facilitator:
Cherry Moore, M.Div., MFA
What
role does art play in spirituality
and health?
To
explore this topic of growing interest,
seminar participants will be reflecting
on two exhibits in the Online Learning
Center art gallery: "Faith Squinting,
Love Reaching, Hope Walking" by
artist C.J. Phipps and "Spirituality,
Art, and Health" by art historian
Lynn Meckler. A third resource will
be the art in an Oates Journal article, "Art
and Healing: A Personal Reflection" by
artist Cherry Moore.
Engaging
One's Story: Transitions in
Adult Life
12.0 contact hours / Facilitators:
Jim Mahanes and Chris Hammon
Using
the metaphors found in film,
Jungian archetypes, and stories,
this seminar encourages participants
to explore their personal
stories as a platform for
examining transitions in
adult life. The seminar is
a continuation of the Baseball,
Ghosts, and Field of Dreams seminar,
however, participation in
that seminar is not required.
Seminar
participants will utilize
email discussion to reflect
on three popular films as
examples of transition stories,
share their stories, and
engage in dialogue about
counseling others in the
midst of adult life transitions.
WEOI
members free / non-member $60
(limited to 12 participants)
Healing
Power of Stories -- 6
weeks
July 9-August 17 / 24.0
contact hours /
Presenter: Canon Marlin Whitmer
This
online seminar led by the
Rev. Canon Marlin Whitmer
will take the stories you
hear as a basis for reflecting
on metaphors and metaphorical
patterns. Also through the
metaphors and metaphorical
patterns we will make connections
with Biblical stories as
well as our own stories.
This on-going learning experience
will relate these fundamentals
of language and Word to pastoral
care and health care. Both
are grounded on listening,
language, and metaphor as
health care moves out into
the community with chronic
illness overshadowing acute
care.
Human
Values and Health Care
12.0 contact hours / Facilitator:
Kay Roberts, Ed.D., ARNP, FAAN
This
seminar
helps
professional
care
givers
prepare
to address
ethical
questions
being
raised
by patients
and family
members
in the
care
of the
aged,
the impaired,
and the
institutionalized.
The seminar
engages
participants
in reflective
dialogue
around
presentations
by biomedical
ethicist
Dr. Paul
Simmons,
medical
ethicist
and neurosurgeon
Dr. Robert
Sexton,
and nursing
professor
Dr. Kay
Roberts.
Nurturing
Silence and Sabbath
12.0 contact hours / Facilitator:
Lynn Smith, M.Div., RN
In
the process of giving care to others,
care givers often overlook their own
practice of self-care. Through peer dialogue
around three presentations, this seminar
provides participants an opportunity
to reflect on their own care regarding
rest and personal renewal while learning
to observe the sacrament of the present
moment and affirm the gift and necessity
of rest.
WEOI
members free / non-member $60
(limited to 12 participants)
MORE
INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION 
Writing
for Professional Publication
12.0 contact hours / Presenters:
Martha Jacobs, D.Min., BCC, and
Chris Hammon, D.Min.
There
is an art to writing for professional publication
and through this seminar participants will
explore the craft and opportunities to publish.
More
information coming soon
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