2018 Intraterm

Intraterm is an intensive learning experience in the spring semester where traditional classes are canceled and students enroll in a single, full day, week-long course of study.

A week designed for intellectual risk-taking, Intraterm serves as an ungraded opportunity to stretch academic boundaries and try new ideas. Intraterm courses offer students the opportunity for experiential learning, the mastery of practical skills, and the chance to learn something that might fall outside the scope of the traditional classroom. This year’s offerings include:

A River Runs Through It: Beginner's Fly Fishing 
App making for iPhones and iPads!
A World Without Hate
Arts and Crafts Extravaganza!
Art on the Run
Bay Area Backroads
Birds, Bees, and Beyond!
Camp Unplugged
Carbo Loading!  
Chains and Chainmail  
Circus, Scientifically
Coastal Photography
Cooking and Dining—a World Sampler
Destroy This Book!
FoRC: Food and Rock Climbing
Fire and Light
Fish & Ships
Outside In: Adventures in Emotional Spelunking
Sailing! with Coach Dan Brandt at Richmond Yacht Club
The Crucible Blacksmithing and Welding
Une semaine à la française! A French week!

TRIPS
A Hollywood Dance Immersion
Black History in Our Nation's Capitol
Mountain Biking
Habitat for Humanity Adventure in Northern California
Hut to Hut Hiking
"To See or Not to See" Shakespeare and More on the Road
Surfing in Santa Cruz
Oaxaca: Service Learning and Cultural Exploration
Utah Canyons