[Port] Schedule of Lectures - Rosalie Épineux

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University of Dementlieu Lecture Itinerary of Rosalie Épineux Covering the Medical & Natural Sciences 01 — The Medicine Wheel 02 — Exhibit: Barovian Flora   03 — Anatomical Positioning 04 — Intro: The Human Body 05 — Anatomical Sections   06 — Lampenflora      07 — Intro: The Muscular System   08 — Actions of the Body  09 — Intro: The Skeletal System  10 — Medical Graduation 11 — Exhibit: Toadstools 12 — Botanical Graduation 13 — The Skeletal System 14 — Noble Organs of Digestion 15 — Anatomy of the Liver 16 — Exhibit: Shrubbery 17 — The Psychic Faculty 18 — Anatomy of the Brain 19 — Herbal Tropism 20 — Tincture Creation   21 — Herbal Classification 22 — The Digestive Process   23 — Abdominal Anatomy   24 — Exhibit: Souragnien Flora   25 — Botanical Graduation

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Undergraduate Lectures

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Spoiler: show Lecture: The Medicine Wheel Saturday, September 9th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium Many traditional healing systems have some kind of medicine wheel teaching, which relates the life and health of the individual to the universal life forces and cycles of the natural world. Countdown; 9th September, 12pm AEST / 10pm EST COMPLETED

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Exhibit: Barovian Flora Wednesday, September 13th; Le Conservatoire, Quartier Savant The premises of Le Conservatoire shall kindly open its doors to display an exhibition of flora originating from a recently funded expedition to Barovia. Refreshments are free. Countdown; 13th September, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Spoiler: show Lecture: Anatomical Positioning Saturday, September 16th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The first of a series of lectures encompassing basic Human anatomy. Anatomy is the identification and description of the structures of living things. It involves studying the body; how it is made up, and how it works. This lecture's focus will be the Anatomical Position. Countdown; 16th September, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Spoiler: show Lecture: Intro. to The Human Body Wednesday, September 20th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The second of a series of lectures encompassing basic Human anatomy. Anatomy is the identification and description of the structures of living things. It involves studying the body; how it is made up, and how it works. This lecture will be introducing an overview of the Human Body. Countdown; 20th September, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Spoiler: show Lecture: Anatomical Sections Saturday, September 23rd; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The third of a series of lectures encompassing basic Human anatomy. Anatomy is the identification and description of the structures of living things. It involves studying the body; how it is made up, and how it works. This lecture will be introducing the three methods of anatomical sectioning. Countdown; 23rd September, 12pm AEST / 10pm EST COMPLETED

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Lecture: Lampenflora Wednesday, September 27th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium Lampenflora is the term used to describe the totality of all self-sufficient plants that are found in ventured cavities, they are often described as la maladie verte. Countdown; 27th September, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Spoiler: show Lecture: Intro. to the Muscular System Saturday, September 30th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The forth of a series of lectures encompassing basic Human anatomy. Anatomy is the identification and description of the structures of living things. It involves studying the body; how it is made up, and how it works. This lecture will be introducing an overview of the muscular system. Countdown; 30th September, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Lecture: Actions of the Body Wednesday, October 4th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The fifth of a series of lectures encompassing basic Human anatomy. Anatomy is the identification and description of the structures of living things. It involves studying the body; how it is made up, and how it works. This lecture will be explaining the actions and movements of the body. Countdown; 4th October, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Lecture: Intro. to the Skeletal System Saturday, October 7th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The sixth of a series of lectures encompassing basic Human anatomy. Anatomy is the identification and description of the structures of living things. It involves studying the body; how it is made up, and how it works. This lecture will be introducing an overview of the skeletal system and its bones. Countdown; 7th October, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Grad. Lecture: Approaching an Emergent Incident Wednesday, October 11th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium In medicine, there is a process by which physicians and the like consider and determine the order and priority of treatment provisions to those of varying injuries, usually within an emergency. This lecture will be encompassing this idea in depth, and explaining the process. Countdown; 11th October, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Exhibit: Toadstools Tuesday, October 17th; Le Conservatoire, Quartier Savant The premises of Le Conservatoire shall kindly open its doors to display an exhibition of recently propagated fungi and mushooms. Refreshments are free. Countdown; 17th October, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Grad. Lecture: Plant Identification in Homicide Investigations Wednesday, October 18th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium This lecture shall introduce a dissertation on the theory of plant identification and its usefulness as a concept when utilized in criminal investigations of homicide. Faint hearts should take care if attending, as the deceased shall be spoken of. Countdown; 18th October, 9am AEST / 7pm EST COMPLETED

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Postgraduate Lectures

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Lecture: The Skeletal System Wednesday, October 25th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The skeletal system serves as the frame for the body, providing both support and protection. In this lecture, the structures of the skeleton shall be discussed. Prior knowledge is expected. This demonstration shall include a display of a human skeleton. Countdown; 25th October, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Lecture: Noble Organs of Digestion Saturday, October 28th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The gastrointestinal tract is a long chain of afferent vessels whose functional purpose is to serve the liver. The noble organs of the tract shall be discussed in depth during the lecture. Prior knowledge is expected. This lesson serves as a preliminary prior to an upcoming demonstration. Countdown; 28th October, 7am AEST / 5pm EST COMPLETED

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Demonstration: Anatomy of the Liver Wednesday, November 8th; Medical Sciences Building Operating Theatre The liver is the principal organ of the body's Natural Faculty, known for generating the Four Humors. Acting as a follow-up to the preceding lecture, this demonstration of dissection will focus upon the liver. Those of weak stomachs are urged to show caution if attending. Countdown; 8th November, 7am AEST / 4pm EST COMPLETED

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Exhibit: Shrubbery Saturday, November 11th; Le Conservatoire, Quartier Savant The premises of Le Conservatoire shall kindly open its doors to display an exhibition of exquisite woody shrubs and similar flora. Refreshments are free. Countdown; 11th November, 7am AEST / 4pm EST COMPLETED

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Lecture: The Psychic Faculty Wednesday, November 15th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The psychic faculty is that which covers the brain, its consciousness, and its collective system of nerves. The entirety of the system shall be discussed in depth during the lecture. Prior knowledge is expected. This lesson serves as a preliminary prior to an upcoming demonstration. Countdown; 15th November, 7am AEST / 4pm EST COMPLETED

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Demonstration: Anatomy of the Brain Saturday, November 18th; Medical Sciences Building Operating Theatre The brain is the kernel organ of the body's Psychic Faculty, known for carrying the psyche, or the 'soul'. Acting as a complement to the preceding lecture, this demonstration of dissection will focus upon the brain. Those of weak stomachs are urged to show caution if attending. Countdown; 18th November, 7am AEST / 4pm EST COMPLETED

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Lecture: Herbal Tropism Wednesday, November 22nd; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium In layman's terms, herbal tropism refers to the ability of a given herb or flora to affect or alter a specific location of the body. This knowledge may be used medicinally, or simply to protect oneself. Herbal samples shall be supplied for educational purposes. Countdown; 22nd November, 7am AEST / 4pm EST COMPLETED

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Lecture: Tincture Creation Saturday, December 2nd; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium Herbal tinctures are concentrated extracts of plants and herbs, generally utilized as convenient mediums for extra nutrients and medicinal aids. This lesson will be a practical; hands-on. Herbal samples and kits shall be supplied for educational purposes. Countdown; 2nd December, 1pm AEST / 10pm EST COMPLETED

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Lecture: Herbal Classification Monday, December 4th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium Based on their flavour or taste, herbs and flora can be classified into eight groupings. These classifications are arranged in order from the most anabolic to the most catabolic. This lecture will be explaining humoral classification of herbs. Countdown; 4th December, 3pm AEST / 12am EST COMPLETED

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Lecture: The Digestive Process Tuesday, December 5th; Medical Sciences Building Auditorium The Natural Faculty both feeds and regenerates the physical structure of a person's body. It is responsible for all digestion and metabolism. This lecture shall encompass its digestive process. This lesson serves as a preliminary prior to an upcoming demonstration. Countdown; 5th December, 1pm AEST / 10pm EST COMPLETED