Monthly Archives: May 2019

Today, the students began individual observations of complementary and alternative health practices. Laurin Ebert, Katie Hunsley & Rachel Laboda learned about yoga from practitioner, Summer Rothwell. Summer did an excellent job of sharing not only the history of yoga, but … Continue reading →

Bishop Museum houses over 25 million artifacts, a planetarium, a children’s museum, and a garden of Native Hawaiian plants. Students explored the grounds independently and participated in a presentation on Native Hawaiian cultural and spiritual beliefs. They also took photos … Continue reading →

We arrived in Waikiki this afternoon. After our initial course meeting, the students set out to explore the area. Kumu Funk discovered this transcultural informational exhibit walking along the beach. The information speaks to ancient, Native Hawaiian healing practices that … Continue reading →