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"The world is its own magic."
~ Shunryu Suzuki   

School of Extended Studies

For 2009–10, Naropa University's School of Extended Studies is implementing a modified curriculum. We are committed to continuing our professional development programming, including the Authentic Leadership Certificate Program, the End of Life Care Certificate Program and Conference, and the Wilderness Therapy Symposium. In addition, we will offer a limited number
of personal enrichment programs that reflect the core of contemplative education as Naropa and guest faculty become available. We invite you to check our website periodically for announcements of new programs and further developments.

We thank you for your continued support of Naropa University Extended Studies.

2009 Extended Studies Calendar

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January 11–May 6, 2010

Academic Courses Open to the Public in Spring 2010
Every semester, Naropa University opens academic classes to the general public, through the School of Extended Studies. Courses can be taken for credit or noncredit and are a wonderful opportunity for community members to get
a feel for the university's academic course work and degree programs. Most classes will run January 11–May 6, 2010. More.


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January 11–May 1, 2010

Authentic Leadership Certificate Program
Naropa University’s Authentic Leadership Certificate Program provides a transformative learning experience that integrates ancient wisdom with modern, effective, approaches to leadership. It utilizes practical theory, skill building and real-world application to foster in-depth personal and professional development. More.


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TBA 2010

Contemplative End of Life Care Program
Naropa's Contemplative End of Life Care Program takes a spirit-centered approach to facilitating those in need of palliative care. It offers comprehensive training in end of life care that brings together the ancient wisdom of the Buddhist tradition as presented in Sogyal Rinpoche's The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying and the knowledge, skills and best practices of hospice and palliative care. More.

   
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