Medicine Grows in the Garden

Summer 2020 Second Session
Olympia
Day and Weekend
Freshman - Senior
Class Size: 25
8 Credits per quarter
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In this three-week summer program, students will gain an introduction to medicinal plants in late summer within the context of community herbalism. We will learn to identify and care for medicinal plants and gain exposure to basic concepts and issues in botanical medicine –– including body systems, medicine-making, and decolonizing herbalism –– and practice nature journaling. Additionally, we will Zoom-visit local medicinal gardens and meet local herbalists to further our knowledge and experiences. 

Our work will be conducted largely remotely unless conditions and regulations allow us limited in-person activities. The faculty will offer alternative assignments if conditions or illness prevent students from accessing our synchronous (scheduled) meetings.

Registration

Summer 2020 Registration

Course Reference Numbers

Second Session (8): 40127

Academic details

Preparatory for studies and careers in

Healthcare, herbalism, botany, environmental studies, cultural and Indigenous studies, community studies, education

Credits
8
Maximum Enrollment
25
Class Standing
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Fees

$65 for garden entrance/tour fees; medicine-making workshop supplies; garden tools

Schedule

Time Offered
Day and Weekend
Schedule Evergreen link
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First Meeting

Remote/Online
Location
Olympia

Revisions

Date Revision
2020-05-18 Student fee lowered to $65 (was $75)