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Men’s Basketball Team Has Record-Breaking GNAC Championship Season for Saint Martin’s...

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Saint Martin’s University Expands Washington Vets to Tech Program With a...

group of Saint Martin's University students pose for a photo inside Homeboy Industries. Some are wearing hoodies that say "homeboy"

From Lacey to Los Angeles: Saint Martin’s University Students Witness the...

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Saint Martin’s University ‘Hackathon’ Challenged Young Saints to Provide Real-World Solutions

Three college students sit at desks with open notebooks and books.

Saint Martin’s University and South Puget Sound Community College Develop Direct...

Dr. Lori Sirs is implementing poi spinning in her summer class, “Harnessing the Healing Power of Community.” Poi spinning is a practice that began with M?ori of New Zealand, and has been adapted in recent years by those who practice flow arts. This practice is fun way to engage the body in a playful, mindful activity that engages the senses and encourages interaction with others who are spinning poi. The participants use weighted socks or similar items around ones body in rhythmic patterns. This is a M?ori cultural practice. How can Poi Spinning be therapeutic: spinning poi is inherently mindful, encouraging here and now orientation. This expressive, movement-based modality uses rhythm, bilateral stimulation, sensory feedback, and mindful movement to foster playfulness and self-regulation.Dr. Lori Sirs is implementing poi spinning in her summer class, “Harnessing the Healing Power of Community.” Poi spinning is a practice that began with M?ori of New Zealand, and has been adapted in recent years by those who practice flow arts. This practice is fun way to engage the body in a playful, mindful activity that engages the senses and encourages interaction with others who are spinning poi. The participants use weighted socks or similar items around ones body in rhythmic patterns. This is a M?ori cultural practice. How can Poi Spinning be therapeutic: spinning poi is inherently mindful, encouraging here and now orientation. This expressive, movement-based modality uses rhythm, bilateral stimulation, sensory feedback, and mindful movement to foster playfulness and self-regulation.

Recent Gift to Saint Martin’s University’s Social Work Program Supports Student...

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Bon Appétit Catering Staff Tackles Everything from Saint Martin’s Meals to...

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Saint Martin’s University Invites Fans to Pack the Pavilion As New...

Nursing students practice in the simulation lab on a child patient. Students take turns being the parents of the patient and nurse roles.

Saint Martin’s University Introduces a 4-Year Graduation Guarantee for High-Demand Majors

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20th Anniversary Saint Martin’s Gala Welcomes Celebrity Chef Rick Bayless

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