create & connect


Calling all creators, makers, and deep thinkers! Whether you're a current student or not, we invite you to bring your ideas and creations to the table. If you're considering joining Hildegard, this is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in our community, experience our unique approach, and see if you’re a perfect fit for our program.


'The Mirror Held Up to Nature:’ What It Means to Be Human in Shakespeare’s Hamlet: A Readers Theatre Event
Nov
15

'The Mirror Held Up to Nature:’ What It Means to Be Human in Shakespeare’s Hamlet: A Readers Theatre Event

Literature lovers, thespians, theatre enthusiasts, and avid readers alike are invited to gather together for Hildegard's first readers theatre event.

Widely considered one of Shakespeare's tragic masterworks, Hamlet provides a rich tapestry of language, a brilliant and memorable ensemble cast of characters, and profound explorations of human nature, life and death, action vs. inaction, appearance vs. reality, and so much more.

Experience this classic as we read it aloud together and break at intervals to notice ourselves reflected in the text. No prior experience with Shakespeare is required, but be prepared to read multiple parts, think deeply, and have fun! 

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Developing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)- A Hildegard Incubation Lab Workshop
Nov
12

Developing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)- A Hildegard Incubation Lab Workshop

How to create products, programs, and services that your ideal audience wants.

A workshop for dreamers, ideators, and leaders pursuing the common good.

*Customer is the generic term for any audience, client, or stakeholder that is the recipient of value being delivered.

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Becoming Solid People: Human Nature & Free Will in C.S. Lewis’ The Great Divorce
Oct
18

Becoming Solid People: Human Nature & Free Will in C.S. Lewis’ The Great Divorce

"If we insist on keeping Hell...we shall not see Heaven: if we accept Heaven we shall not be able to retain even the smallest and most intimate souvenirs of Hell." Following in the thematic footsteps of predecessors like Dante Alighieri, C.S. Lewis explores human nature, the will, and the choice between Heaven and Hell in this allegorical ride to the afterlife.  

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