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In this eight-week series, students will learn the foundational skills for throwing pots on the wheel. They will learn centering, basic throwing techniques, trimming, glazing, and more to begin their journey with clay. While this class is geared toward beginners, students who have some introductory skills that they wish to expand on are welcome. Price includes 25 pounds of clay, access to the clay studio outside of class, and use of community tools and glazes.

In this eight-week series, students will learn the foundational skills for throwing pots on the wheel. They will learn centering, basic throwing techniques, trimming, glazing, and more to begin their journey with clay. While this class is geared toward beginners, students who have some introductory skills that they wish to expand on are welcome. Price includes 25 pounds of clay, access to the clay studio outside of class, and use of community tools and glazes.

The Redbud Summer Institute for Philosophy and Ecology is a five-day program designed for young adults ages 17 to 20. Guided by two philosophy professors, the program features outdoor seminar-style discussions, nature walks, and a day-long field trip to an ecological forest farm. Participants will connect theoretical concepts with place-based knowledge and practical applications.

The program runs June 30 through July 7, with a three-day break for the July 4 holiday weekend. Lunch and snacks are provided daily. The institute is supported by the American Philosophical Association and the SUNY Oswego Department of Philosophy.

• Cost: $100 (Need-based waivers available)
• Registration: Complete the online sign-up form

The Redbud Summer Institute for Philosophy and Ecology is a five-day program designed for young adults ages 17 to 20. Guided by two philosophy professors, the program features outdoor seminar-style discussions, nature walks, and a day-long field trip to an ecological forest farm. Participants will connect theoretical concepts with place-based knowledge and practical applications.

The program runs June 30 through July 7, with a three-day break for the July 4 holiday weekend. Lunch and snacks are provided daily. The institute is supported by the American Philosophical Association and the SUNY Oswego Department of Philosophy.

• Cost: $100 (Need-based waivers available)
• Registration: Complete the online sign-up form

The Redbud Summer Institute for Philosophy and Ecology is a five-day program designed for young adults ages 17 to 20. Guided by two philosophy professors, the program features outdoor seminar-style discussions, nature walks, and a day-long field trip to an ecological forest farm. Participants will connect theoretical concepts with place-based knowledge and practical applications.

The program runs June 30 through July 7, with a three-day break for the July 4 holiday weekend. Lunch and snacks are provided daily. The institute is supported by the American Philosophical Association and the SUNY Oswego Department of Philosophy.

• Cost: $100 (Need-based waivers available)
• Registration: Complete the online sign-up form

The Redbud Summer Institute for Philosophy and Ecology is a five-day program designed for young adults ages 17 to 20. Guided by two philosophy professors, the program features outdoor seminar-style discussions, nature walks, and a day-long field trip to an ecological forest farm. Participants will connect theoretical concepts with place-based knowledge and practical applications.

The program runs June 30 through July 7, with a three-day break for the July 4 holiday weekend. Lunch and snacks are provided daily. The institute is supported by the American Philosophical Association and the SUNY Oswego Department of Philosophy.

• Cost: $100 (Need-based waivers available)
• Registration: Complete the online sign-up form

The Redbud Summer Institute for Philosophy and Ecology is a five-day program designed for young adults ages 17 to 20. Guided by two philosophy professors, the program features outdoor seminar-style discussions, nature walks, and a day-long field trip to an ecological forest farm. Participants will connect theoretical concepts with place-based knowledge and practical applications.

The program runs June 30 through July 7, with a three-day break for the July 4 holiday weekend. Lunch and snacks are provided daily. The institute is supported by the American Philosophical Association and the SUNY Oswego Department of Philosophy.

• Cost: $100 (Need-based waivers available)
• Registration: Complete the online sign-up form

The Redbud Summer Institute for Philosophy and Ecology is a five-day program designed for young adults ages 17 to 20. Guided by two philosophy professors, the program features outdoor seminar-style discussions, nature walks, and a day-long field trip to an ecological forest farm. Participants will connect theoretical concepts with place-based knowledge and practical applications.

The program runs June 30 through July 7, with a three-day break for the July 4 holiday weekend. Lunch and snacks are provided daily. The institute is supported by the American Philosophical Association and the SUNY Oswego Department of Philosophy.

• Cost: $100 (Need-based waivers available)
• Registration: Complete the online sign-up form

Children ages 4-7 will have a blast learning about music from all around the world during our Music Explorations class. Our five-day trip spans several continents: Africa, Europe, Australia, Asia, and South America. We’ll sing songs, play games, explore different countries, read stories, dance to music, play instruments, and learn all about the people from each continent.  We will sing, dance, and play our way into learning about steady beat, rhythms, pitch, and melody. This is a great way to introduce musical concepts as well as practice cooperative social skills in a group setting led by music instructor Kylie Brown.

The Redbud Summer Institute for Philosophy and Ecology is a five-day program designed for young adults ages 17 to 20. Guided by two philosophy professors, the program features outdoor seminar-style discussions, nature walks, and a day-long field trip to an ecological forest farm. Participants will connect theoretical concepts with place-based knowledge and practical applications.

The program runs June 30 through July 7, with a three-day break for the July 4 holiday weekend. Lunch and snacks are provided daily. The institute is supported by the American Philosophical Association and the SUNY Oswego Department of Philosophy.

• Cost: $100 (Need-based waivers available)
• Registration: Complete the online sign-up form