Find out about the business planning process. These and other questions are the focal points for a new interdisciplinary course offered this summer. Taught by Professor Gerhard Richter of the Department of German, the class allows students to examine cultural responses to the Holocaust trauma through poetry, painting, philosophy, film, photography, architecture and a comic book. Represented artists and writers include Maurice Blanchot, Paul Celan, Anselm Kiefer, Claude Lanzmann, Dirk Reinartz, Art Spiegelman and Steven Spielberg. St. Benedict Center, Middleton.
Enrollment is limited.
This seminar is opportunity to explore intertwining of personal spirituality, epistemology, life work and leadership. It is inclusive of all religions, faiths, beliefs and the lack thereof. Content will be based in part on the experiences and suggestions of students in the class and will include practical ideas for using spirituality as a way to lead consciously. Held on the coast of Brittany and known for its spectacular panceltic music and dance performances, the festival features writers, filmmakers and other artists. Chelcy Bowles, associate professor of music, and Robert Newton, Celtic music scholar and performer, will lead the program.