They also had the opportunity to visit the EEG lab, where they met Fred Travis and asked him some very intelligent questions, according to Ms. Fellmer. The 12 students and a faculty member, in addition to Dr. Guttman, also visited Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment. Their last stop was at Annapurna Dining Hall, where they met students from many countries and continents. According to Ms. Fellmer, they were warmly greeted by everyone who came near their table, and personally greeted by a group of Mozambiquan students who welcomed them. According to Jamie Grant, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, these courses help anyone to realize their full potential as a learner.
Learners become more effective and more successful as a result.
According to Ms. Chepourkova, students have responded very enthusiastically to these workshops since they can immediately put the new strategies to use in whichever course they may be taking. And it always happens. Ms. Chepourkova is currently designing a pilot program for the fall semester. This program may be available as a core course for new students. Ms. Chepourkova is inviting all students and faculty to contact her at ext.