Registration is open for this year’s class!
Interested? Check out registration details online or email the professor at jenkstep AT oregonstate.edu. Thank you to AZN Pics for taking these amazing photographs and especially allowing me to […]
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REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR 2017 PHILOSOPHY SCHOOL OF PHISH COURSE!
Registration is open for the 2017 Philosophy School of Phish online course at Oregon State University. Sign up now! The Artist Interview Project will continue for a third year. Check out the exciting […]
AIP: Terry Werner
The next Artist Interview Project installment features Terry Werner, the artist behind Werner Art & Designs. The first part of this post includes a student’s reflective summary. It is followed by the full interview text. Learn more […]
2016 Artist Interview Project Lineup
The Philosophy School of Phish course begins on Monday, June 20th and tour begins this week! (Visit the FAQs section for registration information.) This year’s students will conduct interviews with artists in the Phish community. […]
AIP: Holly Bowling
The next Artist Interview Project installment features Holly Bowling. The first part of this post includes a student’s reflective summary. It is followed by the full interview text. Learn more about the Artist Interview Project […]
AIP: Maybe Sew Maybe Knot
In the third Artist Interview Project installment, we’ll highlight another Oregon-based artist. In this interview, you’ll read about Meredith Durham, the artist behind Maybe Sew Maybe Knot. The first part of this entry includes the full […]
Randall’s Island, Community, and Flow
Educator and phan Keith Eaton reflects on his Randall’s run experience, Philosophy School of Phish reading assignments, and community in a series of blog posts: Randall’s Island 1: the Preamble […]
Philosophy School of Phish with Dr. Bicknell
Dr. Jeanette Bicknell, author of Why Music Moves Us, joined the Philosophy School of Phish for a Google Hangouts discussion. Students generated the questions in response to Dr. Bicknell’s book. […]
Philosophy of Phish: Chalkdust without the Torture
Cross-posted at The Phish from Vermont on Medium.com What happens when your classroom is a concert? To be honest, I’m not entirely sure, but I look forward to finding out […]
