Yes, please see our Seminars Page for a description of some of the seminars that Dr. Shorb has already prepared. Other topics may be arranged for your specific group.

Yes, the Priests for Life pastoral staff speaks in parishes, at diocesan events, in seminaries, and at pro-life events held by many organizations. We also conduct retreats for priests, deacons, seminarians, and lay people.

a rule, we only hold formal seminars for members of our organization, or at affiliated dojos. Every year, however, some members of our organization have been kindly invited to teach at Martial Arts symposiums, Aiki seminars, etc, and we have gladly participated in such events. We wholeheartedly recommend the yearly Martial Arts seminars organized by Ron Yamanaka-sensei, head of the YKKF, and those organized by Patrick Barton sensei of Collingwood, Ontario, Canada.

Yes, we are just getting started on offering our own retreats. Upcoming projects include a Confirmation retreat for teens, a Marriage and Ministry retreat for Youth Ministers, a Family Camp and Theology of the Body retreats. To receive updates on upcoming retreats, email us at campcovecrest@lifeteen.com.

Yes, periodically each state will hold new owners seminars. Additionally, other breed organizations, tracks and Schools of Veterinary Medicine have seminars that Arabian owners, trainers and staff attend for continuing education.

Papers are available for more than 90% of our past seminars, going back to 2000. Just fill in the registration form and tick 'I cannot attend but please send me the papers' and send it in with your payment and we will send you out a copy most times within a week.

Please refer to the posters about seminars, small DMs and the ??Cultural Activity Newsletter?? of the Center.

retreats (9AM to 5 PM). Although we offer programs of specific length such as our 3-, 5-, and 7-day Ayurvedic Cleanse and Renewal, guests may also just come to enjoy our every day Private Retreats including hatha yoga, meditation classes, and more.

We average 2-3 per semester. Seminars are an excellent opportunity to learn new skills, perfect old ones, and see and hear a different perspective in the martial arts.

The seminars are active for a two-week period.  There is no requirement to be in the course on a specific day or time.  Instead, participants would enter the course as often as possible and should expect to spend about 10 hours of time over the two weeks.  The time will be spent on reading course materials, working on the course project and participating in online discussions with the faculty expert and other participants.

Astronaut speakers may be requested through the Astronaut Appearances Office at 281-244-8866. General NASA speakers (scientists, engineers, etc.) may be requested through Community Affairs at 281-483-4754.

Note: Due to insufficient demand, we no longer offer regularly-scheduled public seminars for AGTEK's legacy DOS-based Sitework Engineering, SitePlan 98 or Sitework 98 programs. For the same reason, we have discontinued our seminar for the Graphic Grade 3D product.

Each track session room will be equipped with a Windows-based machine, speakers, projector, and screen. Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer will be loaded on each of those machines. Available media players include: Real Player, Quicktime, and Windows Media Player. All computers will have wireless Internet access. If you wish to use your own computer and connect to the Internet, you will need to connect via the wireless conference network.

Sake Lee, Ph.D. guides individual retreats in the Netherlands, as well as group retreats internationally. She has been on the Sufi path for the past 30 years as a student of Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan. Saki is dedicated to the soul's work of transformation, and serves as the head of the Esoteric School for the Sufi Order in the Netherlands. She also serves as a Representative and spiritual guide for the Sufi Order International.

A Shalom Retreat is an intensive growth experience set in a loving and supportive community. Shalom Retreats are based on what the great teachers have taught about love: Loving is an art. The skills of loving can be learned. They involve seeing and hearing another, expressing good will, recognizing another's right to think and feel as he/she does, and the skill of being fully present in our relationships with others. Shalom Retreats focus on empowerment.

The Program Coordinator, Chaplain and the Volunteers collaborate to create the format, content and location of each retreat.