Medical Humanities Symposium: Sound, Movement, and Sensibility
Department: Minor in Medical Humanities
Date and Time: October 15, 2016 | 9:30 AM-4:30 PMEvent Location: Claire Trevor School of the Arts, PSTU 1100
Event Details
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
9: 30 Welcome, reception, coffee, registration
10:00 Welcoming remarks by Kelli Sharp
10:05 Introduction of Pamela Madsen by Michael Dessen
10:10 -11:10 Pamela Madsen, Ph. D, Keynote Speaker
Professor, Music Composition, Music Theory
CA State Fullerton School of Music
Healing through Sound-Biomechanisms of Vibroacoustics in Music Performance
11: 30- 11:35 Introduction of Nathalie Colin by Nina Scolnik
11: 35- 12:35 Nathalie Colin, MA.
Sound Healing Energy Workshop with Tibetan Bowls
Experience a deep sense of peace, relaxation, and altered consciousness. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and to bring a mat or blanket. Participants with disabilities or those who simply wish to remain seated in a chair may do so.
12:35-2:00 LUNCH
2:00 Introduction of Marisa Hamamoto, Founder of Infinite Flow by Lisa Naugle
2:00-3:30 Infinite Flow Workshop by Marisa Hamamoto, Founder & Artistic Director
Open to all abilities. We encourage people with and without dance experience to participate. Dance majors encouraged to attend. The workshop will open with a 15 minute performance followed by a 75 minute interactive workshop. The professional dancers of Infinite Flow – A Wheelchair Dance Company will introduce participants to wheelchair ballroom & social dancing as well as Infinite Flow’s methodology to inclusive dance. To learn more about Infinite Flow, please visit www.InfiniteFlowDance.org.
3:30-3:45 Break
3:45-4:30 Dialogue with the presenters moderated by Daphne Lei
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UCI Medical Humanities Research Work-Group: Lisa Naugle, Daphne Lei, Kelli Sharp, Nina Scolnik, and Robin Buck
This event is co-sponsored by the Medical Humanities Initiative, the Department of Music, the Department of Dance, the Department of Drama, the Bill and Sue Gross Stem Cell Center, Reeve Irvine Research Center, and UCI Illuminations