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7:00am EST

Traditional Egalitarian Service Led by Men and Women: Shacharit (Morning Service) Aspen I & II Traditional Mehitza Service Led by Men: Shacharit (Morning Service) Glen I

7:30am EST

Monday Breakfast Ballrooms I & II

8:15am EST

Yoga Class - Vijñāna Yoga: Stems from the Yogic Tradition of Northern India Belltown Daf Yomi Ballroom I

9:30am EST

Camp Limmud NY Monday 9:30am - 12:45pm Elm

9:45am EST

Hack the University: How to Squeeze Maximum Value from Your Education Springdale I I Haven't Checked a Bag in 20 Years Glen I Exploring Torah through Art High Ridge Gender and Rebellion, Texts and Thoughts: Gluttony, Sexuality and Control Long Ridge How (Not) to Talk about God: Heschel and Maimonides in Conversation Grove II Do Blogs Still Matter? The Changing Landscape of the J-Blogosphere Springdale II The Pew Study: A Portrait of Jewish Americans: Central Elements in Jewish Identity Today Aspen I & II Limmud Chavruta: Individual vs. Community Westover It's Not Right, but It's Okay: A Characterization of Wisdom and Halakha Glen II

10:00am EST

Morning Meditation Belltown

11:15am EST

Exciting Writing: A Jewish Writing Workshop Springdale I Join in [Re]Creating 9 Adar!, The International Jewish Day of Constructive Conflict Glen I Who Is a Jew? A Multi-Dimensional Study: A Biblical, Halachic, Legal, and Political Survey Glen II The Study of Torah: A Labor of Love or a Battlefield? Long Ridge Let's Share Polish: Jewish Stories and Connections: Sharing Central European Stories and Memories High Ridge

11:30am EST

Monday Lunch Ballroom I

12:45pm EST

Jewish Music of Emily Rose: Classical and Musical Theatre Pieces Cove I & II Writing and Publishing in the Modern World: So You've Written a Book. Now What? Springdale II Talmudic Mind, Beginner's Mind: No Talmud Experience Required Long Ridge Analyzing the Pew Study Grove I On the Economy and Sustenance: Judaism, Society and Economics Grove II

2:00pm EST

Traditional Egalitarian Service Led by Men and Women: Mincha (Afternoon Service) Aspen I & II Traditional Mehitza Service Led by Men: Mincha (Afternoon Service) Glen I