Course Offerings from James Lyons Weiler and the Institute for Pure and Applied Knowledge.

I will take biology of immunology

Jan 12, 2022

Dear Friends,

Since we have been in a huge learning curve and have a daunting challenge ahead of us, I am pleased to inform you of learning opportunities to help increase our knowledge and credibility in negotiating truth, while building new, ethical institutions and our community.

I am excited to begin a new class through IPAK-EDU - The Institute for Pure and Applied Knowledge.

I will take an introductory class on the biology of immunology with Substacker and scientist, James Lyons Weiler. It starts January 12, but will be recorded if you start later, and there are other offerings.

I first heard James on a tribunal of the Organic Consumers Association, and then at the excellent conference, CovidCon21 led by Dr. Henry Ealy. I have been following James on Substack. In addition to the joy of learning something new and stimulating my brain, I expect it will help me be more effective and do more good in the world.

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http://ipak-edu.org?afmc=3d for information and registration.

See course listings and curriculum for Biology of the Immune System

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Bio-A

Bio-B (Open)

Readings in Nutritional Biology

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The Biology of Immunology (Open!)

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Preventing and Reversing Chronic Illness

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Developmental Psychology

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Biology of the Immune System

In a series of live online presentations and discussions, students will learn the fundamentals of the biology of the immune system and become well-informed and primed for discussions in the public sphere.There will be recommended readings, additional recommended videos, recommended books.There are no quizzes or exams. Students are encouraged to think of questions during each lecture to be ready to facilitate the live discussion after each lecture.

Lecture Schedule Topics (15 or 16 lectures in total, tentative, subject to change)