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68. Nocturnal Adventure: Tiger Trek Course #: SCIE 2406-04 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Sedgwick County Zoo, 5555 Zoo Blvd., Wichita, KS 66212 Instructor: Schanee Anderson | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/10/14 & 7/11/14 (4:00 pm-10:00 am) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20
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Participants will be able to howl at the moon during this class. We will spend the night at the Slawson Familiy Tiger Trek and discover nocturnal animals and assist with the creation of a new education programs. All participants will need to bring a sack dinner, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, and any personal toiletries they may need.
69. Providence: Does God Care? Course #: THEO 5004-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 304 Instructor: Christian D. Kettler | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/11/14 (5:00 pm-9:00 pm) & 7/12/14 (8:00 am-5:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24
Where is God in the midst of evil and suffering? is a perennial cry of humanity. Providence (literally, “overseeing”) is the theological doctrine of what it means for God to care for creation. This workshop will explore this existential and personal issue, along with its theological and philosophical implications, such as the place of Jesus Christ in providence. Attendees/students are encouraged to read the book, The God Who Risked: A Theology of by John Sanders (second edition) before the workshop.
70. Survival Kit- Chapter 2 Course #: EDUC 5210-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 111 Instructor: Marcia Dillon & Denise Gerhart | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/14/14 & 7/15/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24
You asked for more, so here it is! This workshop offers even more considerations for its overarching emphasis on the well-being of the individual teacher in their professional role of protector, counselor, educator, medic, colleague, cheerleader, entertainer and techno-whiz. This idea-generating class offers options, tools and techniques for supporting the teacher’s many responsibilities, as well as supporting the human being who is doing the teaching. It encompasses overlapping and timely components: health-ness, safety awareness, crisis management, and first aid for the soul. It is our human right to survive. Dress comfortably to allow for light movement.
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