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UW Chado Course
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The Instructors
EWCC Chanoyu Classes
East-West Chanoyu Center teaches a 4-credit University of
Washington Chado course fall, winter and spring quarters.
Students explore the development of the Japanese tea culture
and its influence on traditional arts and aesthetics in a weekly two-
hour lecture and a weekly two-hour studio practicum.
Funding
Funding for the course is provided by private foundations,
associations and individuals. Please consider making a contribution.
Lecture
Instructor: Timothy Sowa Olson
Day and time: Friday, 1:00-3:00pm
Location: UW Bothell, Building II, Room 211
Studio
Instructor: Timothy Sowa Olson tpo@u.washington.edu
Assistants: Christopher Ezzell and Masaye Nakagawa
Day and time: Friday, 3:00-5:00pm
Location: UW Bothell, Building II, Room 212
Student testimonials:
“It brought a new way of conceptual thinking…the course material
stretches Western thought processes to a different, higher level.”
“…very challenging, and not only intellectually, but emotionally
and physically as well..”
“Of all the UW classes that I have taken, yours was the most
enjoyable and memorable. Thank you for being a great sensei.”
see also:
The Instructors
EWCC Chanoyu Classes
East-West Chanoyu Center teaches a 4-credit University of
Washington Chado course fall, winter and spring quarters.
Students explore the development of the Japanese tea culture
and its influence on traditional arts and aesthetics in a weekly two-
hour lecture and a weekly two-hour studio practicum.
Funding
Funding for the course is provided by private foundations,
associations and individuals. Please consider making a contribution.
Lecture
Instructor: Timothy Sowa Olson
Day and time: Friday, 1:00-3:00pm
Location: UW Bothell, Building II, Room 211
Studio
Instructor: Timothy Sowa Olson tpo@u.washington.edu
Assistants: Christopher Ezzell and Masaye Nakagawa
Day and time: Friday, 3:00-5:00pm
Location: UW Bothell, Building II, Room 212
Student testimonials:
“It brought a new way of conceptual thinking…the course material
stretches Western thought processes to a different, higher level.”
“…very challenging, and not only intellectually, but emotionally
and physically as well..”
“Of all the UW classes that I have taken, yours was the most
enjoyable and memorable. Thank you for being a great sensei.”
| Contact EWCC: 5125 40th Avenue N.E., Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 328 6018 mitchell@urasenkeseattle.org |
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