38

 

Concurrent
Session V

 

and the Callithumpian Consort. She received her Bachelor
of Music from the University of Colorado, Master of Music
from Boston University, and Doctor of Musical Arts from
Boston University. Epstein demonstrates an outstanding
commitment to continuous professional growth and integrity
in the classroom. We're proud to call her one of our own!
—Presented by: Marti Epstein

—Hosted by: Sean Kelly

Tension Kills Vibration/Vibration Loves

Attention
1108 Boylston Street, Room 202 (Movement Room)

Give yourself some loving attention and awaken vibration
through guided relaxation and self massage. This session
will progress through a series of explorations that will bring
awareness to habitual tension and encourage ease through
alignment and muscle release. Join us and learn quick,
tension-busting moves you will be able to use in real life, or
on a five- or 10-minute break, that will get you back into the
flow and ready to create.

—Presented by: Joy Arcolano

—Hosted by: Danielle Vitullo

Student-Centered, Project-Based Learning
and How It Can Help College Success and

Career Readiness
7 Haviland Street, Room 231

Educators are clamoring to find pedagogical methods that
get students active and engaged in pursuit of mastering
21st-century skills. This session will explore creative learning
strategies and how project-based learning (PBL) helps
students develop skills that prepare them for success in
college, career, and life. We will briefly look at the course