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Ramapo Students and the Contemplative Studies Minor

FALL 22 Contemplative Courses聽at Ramapo

EDUC 205.01: Philosophy and Practice of Contemplative聽Education |
  • 4 credits-Mon eves from 6:05-9:30
  • This course聽gives a full hour and 15 minute yoga practice followed by a seminar聽on the聽important聽texts and concepts that underlie yoga and meditation traditions

EDUC 230.01: Methods of Contemplative聽Education for Children and Youth

  • 4 credits-Wednesday eve from 6:05-9:30
  • This course prepares students聽to teach yoga to children and youth. It is suggested to take聽EXSS 109: Yoga 2 along with this course.
EXSS 104.01: Yoga 1
  • 2 credit Wednesday and Friday mornings 9:55-11:40
  • Full yoga practice from the basics on up. Includes some philosophy and anatomy. This course is very popular so please email cbowman@ramapo.edu with your R number if you wish an override.

Spring 23 Courses:

EXSS 109.01: Yoga 2 (offered Spring 23)
  • 2 credit course-Friday mornings 9:55-11:40
  • Preq-EXSS 104:Yoga 1, Psych 220: Psychology of Yoga, EDUC 205: Philosophy and Practice of Contemplative聽Education, or 别辩耻颈惫补濒别苍迟听别虫辫别谤颈别苍肠别 Contact cbowman@ramapo.edu for override聽
  • Full yoga practice with some philosophy and anatomy.

CNST 240.01: MIndfulness Based Stress Reduction聽Seminar | 聽(Offered Spring 23)

  • 2 credit, 1/2 semester course Tuesday eve 6:05-8:30
  • Includes many forms of meditation including yoga, body scan, sitting meditation, walking meditation. This course is all practice and discussion of practice. Requires daily home practices.

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Contemplative Opportunities for Students

Contemplative Studies Minor

聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 CNST 240: Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Seminar

聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 CNST 230: Mindful聽Self-Compassion Seminar

聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 EDUC 205: Philosophy and Practice of Contemplative 聽 Education

聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 EDUC 230: Methods of Contemplative聽education for聽Children and聽Youth

Ramapo Mindfulness Club

Ramapo Yoga Club

 


COURSE AND PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS

CNST 230: Mindful Self-Compassion Seminar-2 Credits

(1/2 Semester Course)

This course develops skills to help us respond to ourselves and others with compassion, kindness, and support in times of dif铿乧ulty. The course components include: (1) an experiential approach to self-compassion through body-based practices including body scan, yoga, and loving kindness meditation (2) an exploration of the physiology of self-criticism, including chronic stress-based disease, as compared with the physiological effects of self-compassion practices. (3) an experiential approach to compassion in relationship (4) an investigation of the extant research on the bene铿乼s of these practices This course is a two-credit elective in the Contemplative Studies Minor. There are no pre-reqs or class standing requirements.

Register Under “Contemplative Studies: CNST” on Ramapo’s Registration Page


CNST 240: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Seminar-2 credits

Spring Semester: Tuesdays, 6:05-8:30pm (1/2 Semester Course)

Information on Course

This course is designed to teach students how to integrate and apply mindfulness in their everyday lives and to the range of challenges arising from medical and psychological conditions and life stresses. Embedded within the context of mind/body medicine, the course focuses on the experiential cultivation of both “formal” and “informal” mindfulness practices as foundation for the cultivation of positive health behaviors and psychological and emotional resilience that can be effectively utilized across the life span. The approach supports the learning, strengthening and integration of a range of mindfulness-based self-regulatory skills through the development and refinement of inherent internal resources. The course integrates the 鈥渕inds-on”, secular practice of paying attention to the present moment, on purpose and without judgement. The course components: (1) an experiential approach to self-management through body based mindful practices including body scan, yoga, and meditation (2) an exploration of the physiology of stress, an exploration of chronic stress-based disease, and the physiological effects of mindfulness practices. (3) an experiential approach to mindful communications and relationship (4) an investigation of the cognitive, social, and personal benefits of these practices
0.000 TO 2.000 Credit hours
0.000 TO 2.000 Lecture hours

Register Under “Contemplative Studies: CNST” on Ramapo’s Registration Page

EDUC 205: Philosophy and Practice of Contemplative Education-4 Credits

This course provides a foundation for the philosophy and the practice of yoga and other contemplative traditions. Each class contains 1.5 hours of Yoga and Meditation practice and 1.5 of discussion of readings from many diverse original texts.

Register under EDUC.


Contemplative Studies Minor

Contemplative Studies Minor Information

Contemplative Studies is an emerging interdisciplinary 铿乪ld, featuring themes from a wide spectrum of knowledge such as Philosophy, Religious Studies, Psychology, Sociology, Social Justice and Environmental Studies. The minor addresses traditional meditative, contemplative (mindfulness) practices and contemporary methods of the social and natural sciences and contextualized cultural-historical traditions, studied as:

  1. elucidated by the contemporary methods of the social and natural sciences, and
  2. as embedded within contextualized cultural-historical traditions.

The minor consists of 6 courses, 4 of which are course courses and 2 electives. The core courses include:

  1. . Foundation Course. The first 2 credit core course is a systematic 8 week mindfulness training program that was developed at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center.
  2. Contemplative Studies Course. Students can choose one of two academic courses that are specifically contemplative in their scope and taught by instructors with a background in contemplative studies.
  3. Experiential Course. In the Contemplative Practice category students choose one 2 credit course offered by the Bradley Center.
  4. Cultural-Historical Course. In the Contemplative Culture and Traditions category students select one of four courses that delve into the cultural and historical aspects of contemplative practices

For more information, reach out to聽Carol Bowman聽or visit the聽Contemplative Studies web page.

Contemplative Studies Minor Graduates

 

Contemplate Studies Minor Graduates Discuss the Program


student meditation

Professor John McTighe Leading His Students in Meditation

What Ramapo Faculty, Staff and Students Have To Say About Mindfulness Programs

“I teach my students that the value of learning mindfulness and establishing a personal practice is twofold.聽 They will, of course, have developed a deeply useful skill that they can pass onto clients to help them deal with the many forms of adversity and distress they experience.聽聽But they will also have given themselves the gift of a practice that facilitates their ability to be meaningfully present to clients and to manage effectively the mental, emotional and physical reactions that can come from doing this challenging work.” -John McTighe, Assistant Professor of Social Work at 69色情视频

“Thank you for your wonderful presentation in my Sociology of health and Medicine class. You discussion of a grounded and mindful experience was clear and compelling. The short albeit effective guided meditation provided students with some useful tools for practice.” Martha Ecker Professor of Sociology at 69色情视频.

“At our group meeting I asked everyone how they liked the introduction to mindfulness with meditation at Mindfulness at 69色情视频… Joel was in the back row… he yelled,聽‘loved it.’ ” -Sandra Suarez, Director Upward Bound Math Science student group

Mindfulness and meditation have helped me to not only explore my emotions but to come to terms with them as well as finding a greater sense of peace. Mindfulness at 69色情视频 and the Mindfulness club have been very useful with expanding upon this outlook as well as helping me find unique ways to get involved on campus and meet new, like-minded people within the Ramapo community.” -Jack, a Ramapo student

“I have conducted mindfulness sessions using some exercises from the MBSR class in both my undergraduate and MBA classes, and the response has been quite positive. I also have students write reflective assignments in all my classes.” -Sredevi Shivarajan, Ramapo faculty

“To hear and be reminded that my choice school has its own center for mindfulness, where meditation and its practices are thought of as treatment (for anxiety) is enlightening.” 聽– Instagram comment gplayshark
“I can’t thank the Mindfulness at 69色情视频 enough for it’s continued support and commitment to providing a comfortable space & community that fosters mental healing and exploration. Meditation has proven to be an extremely beneficial tool in my life, and I’m not sure if I would have accessed it without the Mindfulness at 69色情视频.” – Paul Iannelli, Ramapo student

“I provided Labyrinth to my students last Monday. It was wonderful!聽Students shared their awareness after the practice, and we talked about our life.聽I would like to introduce more experimental and contemplative pedagogy to my classes! I want to educate life skills as well as knowledge and critical thinking!”-聽Mindful Fellow Seon聽Mi Kim School of Sciences and Human Service

Student Mindfulness Club

 

Student Mindfulness Club 2018

Student Mindfulness Club Information

Improve your attention, reduce stress and anxiety and increase self awareness and relations with others. Students interested in joining the Mindfulness Club to learn about the practices and application of mindful living techniques contact 聽mindfulness@ramapo.edu or call (201)684-7475.


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