ESP Biography

At such a divisive time in our country, it's important to bridge the gap between people when discussing key issues such as climate change. Through this class, you will learn how to utilize strategies to effectively communicate the causes and impacts of climate change to people you encounter in your everyday life.

This class will explore how a certain individual worked non-stop to single-handedly changed the face of their practice and transformed public perception of an uncommon profession. Want to know who this modern genius is? Attend this class to find out!

Following a brief warm-up and some across-the-floors, this intermediate level tap workshop will consist of learning a combo taught by a member of Stanford tapTH@T, ending with improv. Come ready to share a passion for dance and TAP into your potential!

This class will be a hands-on experience to learning the dynamic ways in which humans interact with the land by taking place at the 6-acre O’Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm. Following a brief history and tour of the farm, the various components that make this living laboratory a successful model for sustainable agriculture will be explored. These include discussing the process of food traveling from field to table, introducing basic principles of soil science, and considering some of the research currently being conducted there.