Beginning Banjo         with Adam Bowerman (bowerman@lclark.edu )
Learn old time banjo. Adam can teach the claw hammer technique and classic old time songs.
When?  Thursdays, 7pm Where? The Co-op
Action! Please email Adam (bowerman@lclark.edu) for more information!

 

Please Don't Struggle! Just Come Learn To Juggle!
            with Parker, Jesse, and Lauren (plewis@lclark.edu)
Juggling and unicycling for anyone and everyone.
When? Mondays 6-9 pm Where? the Gym. Attention! We are going to be meeting in the long hallway where you can buy tickets with all the windows/doors (not the trophy hallway).
Action! Please email Parker (plewis@lclark.edu) with a request to join the class!

 

Yoga Happy Hour       with Pace James (pace.pdx@gmail.com)
Sun salutations combined with gentle stretches and poses to calm, center and relax the body and mind. This is a non-intimidating class suitable for all levels.
When? Fridays, 10:20-11:20 am Where? the Plateau
Action! Please email Pace (pace.pdx@gmail.com) for more info or just come!

 

Photography    with Anne McHugh (amchugh@lclark.edu)
I can teach both black and white and color photography basics. [History, Composition, Mechanics of the camera and film] Three or Four day Workshop  covering those topics and anything else people want to know.
Contact Anne (amchugh@lclark.edu) for details.

 

Vegan Baking/ Your favorite Recipe turned Vegan 
            with Amanda Hamilton (Amanda@lclark.edu)
Baking without using animal products-It is just so easy! Lets Veganize! 
When? March 17 Where? Hartzfeld Kitchen (TBA)
Action! Contact Amanda (Amanda@lclark.edu) to sign up and for more information.

 

Herbal Medicine        with Flynn De Bona <fdebona@lclark.edu>
Class will cover the basics of herbal medicine and introduce specific plants in detail, but also be informal and discussion based. Learn how to make and use simple botanical remedies, tinctures and salves. Concentrations may include; herbs and women’s’ health, herbs for mental health, identifying native plants, probiotics (making sauerkraut, mead, yogurt, etc.).  Topics may spill into other aspects of healing and other alternative methods.
When? Tuesdays, 6-7 pm Where? the Co-op
Action! Please email Flynn <fdebona@lclark.edu> with a request to join the class.

 

Yoga    with Whitney & Alyssa (wellis@lclark.edu)
Beginning and intermediate yoga, newbies & yogis all welcome, we have some mats but bring your own if you have them please!
When? Sundays 7:30-8:30 pm Where? the Co-op.
Action! Please email Whitney (wellis@lclark.edu) with a request to join the class.

 

Ceramics         with Geneva Hughes (ghughes@lclark.edu)
Making use of the ceramics studio facilities in Platt, come and join us to make your very own stuff!
When? Monday and Wednesday afternoons, 3:30-5:30 pm Where? the Plateau ceramics studio
Action! contact Geneva (ghughes@lclark.edu) for more information and to sign up.

Beginning Brazilian Portuguese Language and Brazilian Cultural Club
With Naima Philips (naima@lclark.edu)
This Brazilian class series introduces to LC students the language of Portuguese and highlights the cultural differences between the Brazilians and Spanish speaking Latin-Americans.
When?  Tuesdays at 4pm Where?  Tamarack
Action! contact Naima (naima@lclark.edu) for more information and to sign up.

 

Coil Basketry with Kristen Larson (klarson@lclark.edu)
Learn about coil basketry!  And weave your very own basket!
Action! contact Kristen (klarson@lclark.edu) for more information and to sign up.

 

White Privilege Discussion Group with TJ Harrison (tjh@lclark.edu)
Free University continues to support the white privilege discussion group and this semester it will be augmented by a one-day workshop led by students who have been studying issues of race and privilege throughout their time at LC.
When? Thursdays at 5:30pm
Where? Thayer, in Templeton
Come!

 

"French for people who hate French class" with Nic Beaudoin (nic@lclark.edu)
This class is beginning French, or whatever the students want to learn, from someone who spent quite a bit of time in France. Easy to intermediate level or beyond if actually interested. No previous French required, just some simple daily words would get you started.
When? TBA        Where? TBA

Social Medicine Reading Group
with Joey Alsberge (joey@lclark.edu) and Issac Holman (iholman@lclark.edu)
Social medicine seeks to understand the relationships between health, illness, and social problems such as poverty, racism, and sexism.  The purpose of the Social Medicine Reading Group is two fold: (1) to read and discuss writings from the field of social medicine; (2) to inform group members about locally based health justice projects.
When? Mondays at 7pm           Where? Pamplin Room in the Library

The Japanese Experiences—Culture, Language, and more!         
With Natsuko & Michiko (natsuko@lclark.edu)
When? TBA            Where? TBA

 

Fun Arabic and cultural exchange! with Barkheit

When? Where? TBA