Residential M.A. in Women's Spirituality Events
The Master’s in Women’s Spirituality is a graduate-level program for women who find themselves at a pivotal "crossroads" where they feel life should have more purpose and meaning.
Women’s Spirituality Masters Program Webinar
Women’s Spirituality Masters Program Online Open House
February 10, 2012 12 noon to 2pm PST
We invite you to attend our online Open House to learn more about the Women's Spirituality Masters program at the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology.
The Women’s Spirituality Masters program is a heart-based program with a multi-disciplinary focus on women at the center of spirituality. Often women are drawn to this program when they are at a crossroads in their life and ready to take another look at themselves and their life.
Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:
https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/614396334
Women’s Spirituality Art Show & Salon
January 8 to March 24, 2012
Artist Reception and WS Open House
March 3, 2012 7:00 - 9:00pm
A special exhibit of art created from the heart of the Sacred Feminine featuring works by students and faculty of the Women’s Spirituality program. Curated by Annette Wagner and Shiloh Sophia McCloud. On campus at ITP.
More Information:
Annette Wagner, Admissions Counselor, 650-493-4430, ext. 296, awagner@itp.edu
The Program
Woman-Centered: The program explores and celebrates women’s history, feminist perspectives, spiritual practices, and women’s contributions to society, past and present.
Program Curriculum: Innovative curriculum integrates scholarly research, spirituality, embodiment, activism, ritual and the arts.
Acclaimed Faculty: Internationally-known leaders in the field of women's spiritual leadership work closely with students to prepare them for scholarly research and community leadership.
Cohort Learning: A collaborative educational model wherein a small number of graduate students share the same core classes throughout the program and build a supportive learning community.
Social Activism: A community practicum allows students to contribute to the community by bringing aspects of the Feminine Principle into a variety of organizations. We will help you articulate your life work and design a plan of action to begin applying your work in the world.
Low Residency: Designed for busy women, the program entails one weekend per month on campus for two years, with no summer classes.
