Join Office of Sustainability and more than 30 campus partners for the annual Celebrating Sustainability Activity Fair on April 19, from 11-1pm at Ford Plaza! This annual Earth Day celebration will feature numerous activities and demonstrations for energy, water, transportation, waste, food and sustainable living. Open to staff, faculty and students, the fair provides lunch, activities, and entertainment to all those who wish to learn more about sustainability at Stanford.
Celebrating Sustainability is open to the campus community. We encourage you to RSVP at the event website.
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Come and meditate with us! We will begin with a few minutes of settling and discussing the practice. We will then sit for twenty minutes, with gentle guidance for less experienced practitioners. Those with their own established practices are welcome to ignore the guidance and simply do their thing. After twenty minutes there will be an opportunity to debrief and share anything that arose during the practice.
Everyone is most welcome. The event is non-religious and free.
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A one-day conference for parents, educators and care providers of children with an autism spectrum disorder. This annual update will focus on new research, therapies and insights to living with autism.
Keynote speakers:
Catherine Lord, PhD "DSM-5: Rationale and Impact of the new Criteria"
Peter Mundy, PhD "Autism and Joint Attention: Assessment and Intervention Fundamentals"
Stanford researchers will also be presenting their latest work in the field of Autism and there will be an option to attend a breakout session in the afternoon
$125 includes lectures and breakout session as well as continental breakfast and buffet lunch
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Do feelings of overwhelm and stress interfere with your enjoyment of life? Have you noticed your health, sleep, and energy affected by life or work stress? This research and evidence-based course gives you practical tools and technology to generate a simultaneous state of relaxation, readiness, and revitalization called coherence. Each participant receives a fun and innovative self-monitoring technology for iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch called Inner Balance.
Register for this class, starting January 6, using the More Information link or go to: http://hip.stanford.edu
Class fee: $250 (STAP/EA Funds: Yes)
Class code: heart-01
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The Assistive Technology Faire provides an opportunity for students and community members to get an up-close look at a variety of devices and learn about available programs from product vendors and service agencies. Users of assistive technology products as well as small companies and agencies serving individuals with disabilities and older adults are encouraged to bring assistive technology devices to display, demonstrate, and discuss.
Vendors:
Everyone is welcome to attend the faire
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We have received significant interest in the March 8 event, in addition to several recent ideas for how to expand the symposium for even greater impact. We are therefore postponing the symposium until October 14, 2016.
The extended timeframe will allow us to implement these new ideas and accommodate additional participants, ensuring that the symposium achieves the highest levels of success.
MATERNAL AND NEWBORN SURVIVAL: Research, Technology Driven Innovation, and Action
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In this public dialogue, world renowned mindfulness teacher and author, Jon Kabat-Zinn will engage in conversation with CCARE’s Founder and Director, Dr. James Doty, to celebrate the release of Dr. Doty’s book, Into the Magic Shop: A Neurosurgeon’s Quest to Discover Mysteries of the Brain and Secrets of the Heart. During this conversation, Jon Kabat-Zinn will be asking Dr.
Tickets are SOLD OUT for this event. Doors open to ticket holders at 5:45PM.
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Do you have a solid exercise routine but you are not seeing results? Come explore how food and exercise should work together. While the answer to losing weight and getting healthier is technically "eat less and move more" - it is not necessarily eat very little and workout a lot. The key is to find that balance.
In this class, you will learn how to fuel your workouts properly to lose weight, build muscle, burn fat and workout appropriately so every minute at the gym is used efficiently.
To register for this class, starting January 6, please click on (More Information) or go to: http://hip.stanford.edu/
Class fee: $30 (STAP/EA Funds: yes)
Class code: spnut-01
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Rejuvenate your body, mind and spirit with yoga instructor Rebecca Snowball as you engage in sacred gestures on the labyrinth to meditative music in the tranquil ambiance of Memorial Church.
Please bring your yoga mat.
Free and open to the public.
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Rejuvenate your body, mind and spirit with yoga instructor Rebecca Snowball as you engage in sacred gestures on the labyrinth to meditative music in the tranquil ambiance of Memorial Church.
Please bring your yoga mat.
Free and open to the public.
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