NR 1100 A (CRN: 13511)
Natural Resources: Mindfulness & the Anthropocene (A)
3 credit hours
About NR 1100 A
Studies the history, theories, concepts, cultural constructs, and practice of mindfulness meditation. Denial, anxiety, and helplessness are common reactions to rapidly escalating global socioecological crises; investigates how mindfulness can develop capacity to respond to uncertainty, loss, and change, and explores how contemplative practices can transform external instability into insight and action.
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Class meets in the Interfaith Center Open to Degree and PACE students.
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