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The TAO Metaversity is an environment that bridges what learning environments have represented up to this point, in additional to, what is opening up in each individual and the universe. The TAO Metaversity recognizes that each individual intrinsically holds what they spend their lives searching for. The curriculum’s focus is on coming to learn less and experiencing more. In experiencing more, we remember the knowing we have and begin the process of releasing external skills making room for internal realities. As we begin this recognition of internal knowing, we see the connection in all aspects of life regardless of the external venues they are represented through. Seeing the connection in all aspects of life is what is recognized.

The TAO Metaversity is an educational environment dedicated to the “additional” learning that is not included in K-PhD and beyond. The whole person is acknowledged and is encouraged to include the spirit, cultivate imagination, fuel the intellect and remind us that we are citizens of ecological communities.

This environment and the spaces created in this environment, must cultivate vision, imagination, ascetic and spiritual sensitivity, gentleness, generosity, caring and compassion. With that at the forefront, the students and teachers integrate those values into education, environmental studies, inner dimensional studies, business, medicine, science and the arts. This educational environment is available to all ages to invite the wonder in each of us to be integrated into all areas of our lives.

In addition, we are committed to the principles of nondiscrimination in all terms and conditions of employment. We do not discriminate against applicants of employees on the basis of age, race, gender, color, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation or any other status protected by law.

We ask that applicants for all our positions are committed to active participation in this growth process and have a willingness to work with people from all backgrounds.

SUBMISSION PROCEDURES & REQUIREMENTS FOR CURRICULUM PROPOSAL

• Completed TAO Metaversity Call for Entries Form
• Completed  Studies Course/Workshop Proposal Form
• Resume
• Course/workshop Syllabus including the following information:
1. Title of course or workshop
2. Name and contact information for the instructor
3. Co-Teacher if applicable
4. Subject, field, or course content
5. Week by week or weekend workshop schedule of topics covered within the course
6. Teaching methodology (e.g. lectures, open discussions, specific experiential exercises, meditation, etc.)
7. Text or articles that may be referred to, used or on which the course may be based
8. Goals and objectives of the course: describe what you expect students to gain from the course
• Additional materials that would be helpful in evaluating your proposal
• Course description (100 word maximum) for marketing purposes
The course description should cover the content, format, and requirements of your class.  Please include who should take this course,              why they should take it, and what they will learn. This description will be used in promotional materials if your course is selected
• Instructor Biography (50 word maximum) and recent photo of yourself in jpeg format
Biography and photo will be used in promotional material if your course is selected
SUBMISSION PROCEDURES AND DEADLINES

Mail completed Course Proposal Packet to:
TAO Metaversity
Attention: Wendy A. Mendenhall
680 East 600 South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84102
OR email Proposals to info@theartsorganiztioncom
Proposal Deadlines
Proposals will be accepted on a rolling basis. If an applicant desires to conduct the course/workshop during a specific
semester the dates below should be taken into consideration.
Preferred consideration for Spring 2010 semester (January – May) is October 1, 2009.
Preferred consideration for Summer 2010 semester (June – August) is January 5, 2010.
Preferred consideration for Fall 2010 semester (September – December) is March 30, 2010.
General Procedures
• General questions can be sent to info@theartsorganization.com (please allow 3-5 business days for reply)
• Compensation will be determined by a revenue sharing agreement between the presenter(s) and the TAO Metaversity
• We are not able to return any materials (books, pamphlets, DVDs) submitted with your course proposal packet
• Individual Course/Workshop Proposal Packets must be submitted for each workshop or class proposed
• If you are planning to present this material in the Salt Lake City or St. George, Utah  area within two months before or after your
engagement at the TAO Metaversity, you must inform the TAO Metaversity prior to finalizing a contract
• An email will be sent to you within five business days of receiving your proposal to confirm that we have
received your packet. Please allow up to six weeks for a final decision on the proposal.
• This process is for noncredit Extended Studies offerings only.  If you would like to submit a course proposal for
academic credit only, please contact the appropriate academic department.

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