Winterim is designed to offer students an experiential learning experience. Our goal is to encourage a love of learning. This is accomplished by smaller student groups working closely with a faculty member in various non-traditional experiential courses. Winterim provides opportunities to fulfill the school’s mission through exploration in academics, fine arts, international travel, hands-on learning, and athletics. Enrichment opportunities are also offered through cultural exchanges, community service, and internships. Participation in Winterim is required for all upper school students.
Goals of Winterim
- To offer a different environment in which learn concepts generally taught in the classroom.
- To encourage a love of exploring and learning new ideas, cultures, and concepts that are outside of a student’s comfort zone.
- To strengthen student/faculty relationships through small groups and alternate settings.
- To expand a student’s worldview by offering coursework that will explore new cultures, ideas, and skills.
2023 Course Offerings
Below you will find a variety of courses offered to all Freshman-Juniors for the upcoming school year. We invite you to closely read and review the list and contact Ms. Piper Bell, Winterim Coordinator, with any questions.
TRAVELING THE EMERALD ISLE LEARN MORE
Travel through the Emerald Isle seeing amazing sights and castles, experience Irish dancing first hand, have tea at the Shelbourne, and walk the footsteps of Saint Patrick! Not only will you get to visit an immensely beautiful country, you’ll get to know both the modern and historic sides of Ireland. From Dublin to Galway, and the Cliffs of Moher you’re sure to have an unforgettable, once in a lifetime trip.
Tentative Itinerary:
- Dinner at The Brazen Head Pub (or similar)
- Tea & Dinner the Shelbourne (or similar)
- Dinner at a local restaurant (TBD)
- Dinner at a local restaurant (TBD)
- Performance of Traditional Irish Music and Dance at the Irish House Party (or similar)
- Irish Dance Class
- Hop-On, Hop-Off tour of Dublin Red Route
- Admission to the Cliffs of Moher
- Guided sightseeing tour in Dublin
- Guided walking tour of Galway
- Guided tour of Thoor Ballylee Castle
- Visit to Dublin Castle
- Visit to the National Museum of Ireland- Archeology, Natural history, Decorative Arts & History
- Visit to Trinity College and Admission to see the Book of Kells
- Visit to Christ Church Cathedral
- Visit to St. Patrick’s Cathedral
- Powerscourt Visit
SPONSOR: Ms. Kristen Kretz
PARTICIPANTS: 10 -20
COST: $4,113
DEPOSIT: $820 due with registration ($550 payment plan thereafter through tour company; June, July, August, September, October, and November)
COST INCLUDES: Includes: Gratuities for the tour manager, gratuities for the bus driver, trip delay and medical insurance coverage up to $50,000 per person. All dinners and breakfasts. Round trip flights to your destination. Motor coach transportation 3 days (to include Hop on Hop off red line). Four nights Hotel Accommodation in Dublin. One night Accommodation in Galway Area. Professional tour manager with your group throughout the tour.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE:
Lunches and spending money. Cancel for any reason insurance (about $280)
DATES: January 1-7 2023
REQUIREMENTS: Proof of Vaccination OR negative RT-PCR test done no more than 72 hours before arrival. This is as of now, continual monitoring of the situation will be done by me and the ETA company.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Cultural heritage learning and experiential learning.
LONDON LEARN MORE
Students will explore the history and culture of London, England! Students will spend a week immersing themselves in British Culture touring everything from the Tower of London to Westminster Abbey! Students will explore the influence of literature from Shakespeare to Harry Potter as they see both the Globe Theater and Warner Brothers Studio!
Tentative Itinerary:
- Tour the London Eye.
- Cruise the Thames River.
- City tour of London.
- Admission to the Tower of London.
- Visit to the Tower Bridge, and walk across the Thames.
- Tour of Globe Theater.
- Admission to the London Dungeon.
- Warner Brothers Harry Potter Studio Tour.
- Visit to Covent Garden
- Visit Westminster Abbey.
- Visit Buckingham Palace and see the Changing of the Guard.
- Visit to Trafalgar Square.
- Visit the British Museum.
- See Windsor Castle.
SPONSOR: Dr. Danica Booth
PARTICIPANTS: 15 minimum
COST: $3,983
DEPOSIT: $500 due with registration. ($581 payment plan thereafter through tour company; June, July, August, September, October and November)
COST INCLUDES: Roundtrip Airfare, Airport Shuttle, Tickets to Every Site, London Underground Pass, 5 breakfast and 5 dinners.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Daily lunches and souvenirs.
DATES: January 1-7 2023
REQUIREMENTS: No COVID requirements.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: History of England, Culture of Modern England, Roots of Shakespeare, Harry Potter as a Global Phenomena.
ICELANDIC ADVENTURE HOLIDAY LEARN MORE
Iceland is truly an experience like no other. It is simply the most visually spectacular country on the planet. This adventure will see us explore active volcanos, millennia old lava tubes, snowmobile on the glaciers, chase the Northern Lights, go dog sledding with huskies, swim at the geothermal ‘Blue Lagoon’ and snorkel at Silfra, where the two tectonic plates of Europe and North America meet. In addition we will take private days trips to the Pingvellir National Park, the black sand beaches of Vik, Gullfoss Waterfall and the Great Geysir. We will be based in Reykjavik and have ample opportunity to explore this wonderful Capital City both on foot and by scooter!
SPONSOR: Mr. Tony Sonnabend
PARTICIPANTS: 16 max.
COST: $3,100
DEPOSIT: $500 due with registration. (Payment plan thereafter through tour company; June, July, August, September, October and November)
COST INCLUDES: Roundtrip Airfare, Airport Shuttle, Tickets to Every Site, 5 breakfast and 5 dinners.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Daily lunches and souvenirs.
DATES: January 1-7 2023
REQUIREMENTS: This trip is for the adventurous minded and simply active. It requires a moderate level of fitness and a sense of adventure.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Learn about the culture and geography of Iceland.
SOUTHERN CITIES LEARN MORE
Students will travel by bus to Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia, and Charleston, South Carolina. While in these major southern cities, students will visit major cultural and historic sites such as the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site, the Georgia Aquarium, Magnolia Plantations and Gardens to name a few.
Tentative Itinerary:
Day 1:
- Depart for Atlanta Georgia. Spend the night.
Day 2:
- Tour Atlanta
- Depart for Savannah. Spend the night.
Day 3:
- Tours in Savannah. Spend the night.
Day 4:
- Tours in and around Savannah. Depart for Charleston. Spend the night.
Day 5:
- Tour Charleston. Spend the night.
Day 6:
- Tours in and around Charleston. Spend the night.
Day 6:
- Depart Charleston, return to CA.
SPONSOR: Mrs. Jill Sleigh
PARTICIPANTS: 15 minimum
COST: $2,675
DEPOSIT: $389 due at registration. (Payment plan thereafter through tour company; June, July, August, September, October and November)
COST INCLUDES: Transportation, hotels, admission fees to all sites and, 6 breakfast and 6 dinners.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Daily lunches and souvenirs.
DATES: January 1-7 2023
REQUIREMENTS: N/A TO DATE
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: History and Science.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA – STEM IN MOTION LEARN MORE
On this once-in-a-lifetime adventure, students will experience incomparable learning moments while exploring the birthplace of U.S. space travel and some of our nation’s most diverse marine ecosystems. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity will inspire your child to think about the future, pursue goals, and create lifelong memories.
Tentative Itinerary:
DAY 1: Arrive in Orlando, FL: Meet your WorldStrides representative and get ready for an action-packed adventure.
- Disney Springs: enjoy time to shop and explore
- Dinner
- Hotel check-in
DAY 2: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS/ISLANDS OF ADVENTURE
- Breakfast
- Universal Studios Seminar
- Lunch at the Parks
- Dinner at the Parks
- Return to hotel
DAY 3: WILD FLORIDA DAY PROGRAM
- Breakfast
- Explore Florida’s most unique ecosystem via airboat ride and the safari ride.
- Lunch at Wild Florida
- Wonder Works Dinner and Show
- Return to hotel
DAY 4: KENNEDY SPACE CENTER
- Breakfast
- Learn the incredible story of NASA’s 30 year Space Shuttle Program at the new Space shuttle Atlantis exhibit.
- Interactive Launch Simulator
- Lunch on-site
- Saturn V Center at Kennedy Space Center
- Astronaut Hall of Fame
- Dinner at Hard Rock Cafe
- i-Fly
- Return to hotel
DAY 5: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS/ISLANDS OF ADVENTURE/HOME
- Breakfast
- Hotel check-out
- Universal Studios/Islands of Adventure
- Lunch at the Parks
- Depart Orlando for home
- Dinner
SPONSOR: Mr. Brian Kueter
PARTICIPANTS: 20 max
COST: $2632 or $2482 early registration by May 27th. SAVE $150
DEPOSIT: $49 due at registration. Payments will be paid through the travel company: June, July, August, September, October and November. A full refund program is an additional $279 that covers cancellation.
COST INCLUDES: Transportation (air/motor coach), hotel accommodations, meals, a daily guide (Course Leader or Tour Director), sightseeing activities, and immersive educational content. Evening activities. All programs also include all of our safety provisions and support. Opportunity to earn free school credit. Accident/Health insurance
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Souvenirs.
DATES: January 2-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: Parent/Guardian transportation to Nashville International Airport on the day of departure and return.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Discover Florida’s ecosystem and gain greater awareness of its endangered species. Learn about the history of NASA and experience what it’s like to be an astronaut inside a Space Shuttle during launch. Earn Academic Credit For Winterim! WorldStrides partnered with George Mason University to provide 3 college credits for all of our science programs. There is a 6-month deadline from the return date of travel to complete all online assignments. Upon successful completion and processing of credits, a transcript may be ordered from WorldStrides or George Mason University.
EVERGLADES AND KEY WEST LEARN MORE
Students will get to experience the Everglades and get up close with wildlife. Students will learn about the ecology of the everglades. During this trip students will then venture to Key Largo and Key West. They will be able to snorkel, visit a turtle hospital, feed tarpons, kayak the mangrove forests and swim with dolphins just to name a few of the activities.
Tentative Itinerary:
Day 1:
- Arrive in Key West
- Everglades at night
Day 2:
- Shark Valley
- Everglades
- Travel to Key Largo
Day 3:
- John Pennecamp state park reef snorkel lesson
- Dolphins Plus Evening program
Day 4:
- Dolphins Plus Dolphin Swim
- Kayak mangrove forest
Day 5:
- Snorkeling
- Turtle hospital
Day 6:
- Depart for home
SPONSOR: Mrs. Alyssa Ray
PARTICIPANTS: 14
COST: $1500-1800
DEPOSIT: $300 deposit due at registration. Payments will be paid through the travel company: June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: Round trip airfare, Lodging, Dinner for three nights, Breakfast at Hotel.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Lunch and souvenirs.
DATES: January 1-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: Travel company requirements on Covid 19..
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Historical significance of New Orleans and cultural influences.
NEW ORLEANS 2023 LEARN MORE
New Orleans is considered one of the most fascinating cities in the world. Steeped in a history of influences from Europe, the Caribbean, Africa and beyond, it’s home to a unique melting pot of culture, food and music.
Tentative Itinerary:
Day 1:
- Arrive in New Orleans, meet tour manager & have lunch
- Take a walking tour of the French Quarter, Bourbon Street, Royal Street, Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, the French Market and more.
- Dinner @ Tajague’s – a traditional Creole favorite for over 150 years.
Day 2:
- Historic Voodoo Museum
- The old Ursuline Convent for lunch
- Walking tour by Hidden History to explore African American history.
- Dinner @ Gumbo Ya-Ya
Day 3:
- Breakfast
- National WWII Museum
- Guided Jazz Tour
- The New Orleans Jazz Museum
- Behind the scenes of Mardi Gras World
- Dinner @ The Corner Oyster House
Day 4:
- Breakfast & check out of hotel
- Cafe Du Monde
- Audubon Aquarium of the Americas
- Lunch
- Depart for airport
SPONSOR: Mr. Mike Trent
PAR TICIPANTS: 15
COST: $1755
DEPOSIT: $250 deposit due at registration. Payments will be paid through the travel company: June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: Round trip airfare, Lodging, Dinner for three nights, Breakfast at Hotel.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Lunch and souvenirs.
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: Travel company requirements on Covid 19.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Historical significance of New Orleans and cultural influences.
DISNEY DESIGN LEARN MORE
From the Disney Education Series Program: Through our unique curriculum and learning environment, we are committed to fostering creative thinking, fearless exploration and, of course, Disney magic. It is our mission to provide students with the tools they need to express themselves creatively and academically and to prepare them for real-world challenges. Our Winterim will allow students to participate in the arts and humanities workshops.
Tentative Itinerary:
Day 1:
- Arrive in Orlando
- Mears Transportation to Disney All Star Resort
- Day in the park
Day 2:
- Morning workshop with Disney staff
- Afternoon in the park
Day 3:
- Morning workshop with Disney staff
- Afternoon in the park
Day 4:
- Morning workshop with Disney staff
- Afternoon in the park
Day 5:
- Depart for home
SPONSOR: Mrs. Christine Lindsey
PARTICIPANTS: 15
COST: $1500-$1800 (depending on group size)
DEPOSIT: $250 due at registration. Payments will be divided into 6 months: June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: Airfare, transportation, hotel, meals, park admission, course materials.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Snacks or souvenirs.
DATES: January 3-7 2023
REQUIREMENTS: No discipline record.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: The courses selected will include “Theme Park Design” , “Immersive Storytelling”, and “Teamwork the Disney Way”.
DISNEY SCIENCE LEARN MORE
Through our unique curriculum and learning environment, we are committed to fostering creative thinking, fearless exploration and, of course, Disney magic. It is our mission to provide students with the tools they need to express themselves creatively and academically and to prepare them for real-world challenges. Our Winterim will allow students to participate in the arts and humanities workshops.
Tentative Itinerary:
Day 1:
- Arrive in Orlando
- Mears Transportation to Disney All Star Resort
- Day in the park
Day 2:
- Morning workshop with Disney staff
- Afternoon in the park
Day 3:
- Morning workshop with Disney staff
- Afternoon in the park
Day 4:
- Morning workshop with Disney staff
- Afternoon in the park
Day 5:
- Depart for home
SPONSOR: Mr. Adam Welch
PARTICIPANTS: 15
COST: $1500-$1800 (depending on group size)
DEPOSIT: $250 due at registration. Payments will be divided into 6 months: June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: Airfare, transportation, hotel, meals, park admission, course materials.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Snacks or souvenirs.
DATES: January 3-7 2023
REQUIREMENTS: No discipline record.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Three different Science/Technology classes.
MUSIC CITY TOUR LEARN MORE
Students will discover Nashville and learn why it is known as “The Music City” by visiting many of it’s famous museums and experiencing music culture.
Tentative Itinerary:
Day 1:
- Discover Nashville (Ryman Auditorium and Country Music Hall)
Day 2:
- Discover Jackson’s Hermitage (Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline Museums)
Day 3:
- Discover Opryland (Grand Ole Opry)
Day 4:
- Discover Belle Meade and Parthenon
SPONSOR: Mrs. Sierra Davis
PARTICIPANTS: 15 min.
COST: $644.25
DEPOSIT: None Six Payments of $100: June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: Transportation, meals, park admission, course materials.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Snacks or souvenirs.
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS:
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: History, Music Education and Fine Arts will be the academic focus.
CULINARY 101
Want to become a better cook at home or chase even bigger culinary dreams? Sur La Table in Brentwood offers the expert instruction you’ll need to get there. For a classic, chef-led experience, that features a kitchen made specifically for teaching everything from the fundamentals to the most complicated recipes. In these sessions, you’ll get to roll up your sleeves and follow along as your chef-instructor guides you through the steps. From beginners looking to boost their confidence in the kitchen to seasoned home chefs interested in trying new and exciting recipes, there’s something for everyone in a Sur La Table cooking class. The best thing is that you get to eat what you cook! Bon appètit!
SPONSOR: Ms. Piper db Bell
PARTICIPANTS: 15 MAX
COST: $410
DEPOSIT: None Five Payments of $50 and one payment of $60: June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: Transportation, instruction, meals, and recipes.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: N/A
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: A love for food!
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Learning culinary fundamentals and skills to become a cook.
SCREEN PRINTING AT APSU LEARN MORE
Students will learn about the screen printing process using a variety of materials.
SPONSOR: Mrs. Alyssa Ray
PARTICIPANTS: 15 MAX
COST: $350-500
DEPOSIT: $50 at time of registration. Payments: June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: All materials and lunch catered through APSU.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: N/A
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: Parents/Students will be responsible for pick-up and drop off.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Students will use different types of mediums and materials to create objects using the screen printing method.
CULINARY 101 LEARN MORE
Want to become a better cook at home or chase even bigger culinary dreams? Sur La Table in Brentwood offers the expert instruction you’ll need to get there. For a classic, chef-led experience, that features a kitchen made specifically for teaching everything from the fundamentals to the most complicated recipes. In these sessions, you’ll get to roll up your sleeves and follow along as your chef-instructor guides you through the steps. From beginners looking to boost their confidence in the kitchen to seasoned home chefs interested in trying new and exciting recipes, there’s something for everyone in a Sur La Table cooking class. The best thing is that you get to eat what you cook! Bon appètit!
SPONSOR: Ms. Piper db Bell
PARTICIPANTS: 15 MAX
COST: $410
DEPOSIT: None Five Payments of $50 and one payment of $60: June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: Transportation, instruction, meals, and recipes.
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: A love for food!
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Learning culinary fundamentals and skills to become a cook.
APSU GIS CENTER: DRONES, GIS MAPPING AND 3D PRINTING LEARN MORE
Students will discover the basics of Geospatial Sciences, one of the core technologies behind GPS software. Each student will be given structured, as well as freelance, personal use with instruments such as Drones, GIS Software and 3D Printing. Students will have the opportunity to fly various drones as well as set up and complete a mapping flight mission of the area. While a group is out flying the drones, the other group will be getting an overview of GIS and how to utilize the mapping software at the GIS Center. Once they plan out their drone flights correctly, they will then process that data into a 3D model to be sliced and prepare to be printed.
SPONSOR: Mr. Stan Rozar
PARTICIPANTS: 12 MAX
COST: $350
DEPOSIT: $50 at time of registration. Payments of $50, June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: Transportation to/from APSU and CA Sports Complex, lunch, and snacks.
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: Must be dropped off and picked up at APSU.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: By connecting technology with physical geography, they will learn the measurements, analysis, and presentation of geographic information.
FITNESS LEARN MORE
Students will participate in different fitness experiences and go to local parks to do some organize sports. Activities will include boxing, yoga, Defy Jump Park, and more.
Tentative Itinerary: Day 1:
• Title Boxing Day 2:
• Defy Jump Park
Day 3:
• Weakly Park, Liberty Park & Rotary Park Day 4:
• Yoga, Fitness Gym
SPONSOR: Mr. Shaine Walker
PARTICIPANTS: 10-20
COST: $200
DEPOSIT: None Six Payments of $34: June, July, August, September, October and November.
COST INCLUDES: Transportation, activities, equipment, snacks and drinks.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Lunch.
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: Allergies or exercise induced medical knowledge needed.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Students will learn about different fitness components while also discussion nutrition that goes into a good fitness routine. Along with that students will learn how to manage, organize, and participate in sporting events.
AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION LEARN MORE
Students will experience hands on training that will provide entry-level lifeguard participants with the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic emergencies and to provide professional-level care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries, and sudden illnesses until emergency medical service (EMS) personnel take over. This program offers a choice of Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED courses to meet the various training needs. Feel a sense of pride working in an important position while working in your community. Clarksville Parks and Recreation will offer this course at the New Providence Swimming Pool. Must have transportation to and from the swimming pool.
SPONSOR: Mrs. Nicole Hardison
PARTICIPANTS: 15
COST: $200
DEPOSIT: $100 Four payments of $25: June, July, August, and September.
COST INCLUDES: Training, lunch and snacks..
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Transportation to the New Providence Pool.
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: Must be 15 years old and be able to swim.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Provides CPR certification, Lifeguard Certification and Water Rescue Certification.
THE CULTURE OF CRAFTING LEARN MORE
Students will learn and create crafts from several different cultures around the world.
Tentative Itinerary:
Day 1:
• Create 2 pottery projects, one in a Chinese style and one in a Mexican style.
Day 2:
• Textiles and dying traditions from the Middle East to Appalachia. Create a tie dyed t-shirt and family quilt square using
mosaic tiles. Day 3:
• Create two different weaving styles, one typical of Andean weavers and one stick weaving typical to North America. Day 4:
• History of natural resources to create paint. Make a painting.
SPONSOR: Mrs. Amy Hotchkin
PARTICIPANTS: 5-15
COST: $100
DEPOSIT: $20 due at Registration. Four payments of $20: June, July, August, and September.
COST INCLUDES: All supplies, lunch and snacks.
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: A love of culture and crafting.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: There will be video, lecture, and discussion about various cultures and the importance of crafting within those cultures.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELL-BEING LEARN MORE
The fundamental concepts of Leisure time activities; types of activities, chosen for pleasure, relaxation, or other emotional satisfaction, typically to relieve the stresses of everyday life, after work and other responsibilities are completed.
SPONSOR: Mr. Scott Murray PARTICIPANTS: 14 max COST: $50
DEPOSIT: $25
COST INCLUDES: Physical Activity Instruction, Yoga, and Board/Card games.
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Lunch & Snacks
DATES: January 3-6 2023
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Leisure time activities is a way of learning to cope with the stressors of everyday life. For students, that might be school, athletics, or any number of outside physical and emotional components. Leisure time activities gives our students the knowledge of different ways to quickly traverse pressures of everyday life for a short time, while allowing them to get right back into their efforts.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEEK LEARN MORE
This Winterim will provide students with the opportunity to meet with young professionals in the Clarksville community. Students will be matched with local businesses for an Internship experience. The group will engage in two community service projects in Montgomery County.
Tentative Itinerary:
Day 1:
• Young Professionals (guest speakers) Day 2:
• Internship
Day 3:
• Community Service Project
Day 4:
• CA Community Service
SPONSOR: Mrs. Sarah Perry PARTICIPANTS: 5 – 15
COST: $0
COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: Transportation, lunch or snacks.
DATES: January 3-6 2023
REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to drive.
ACADEMIC COMPONENTS: Ethics and professional norms. Mission, vision and core values of professionals. Operations and management. Meaningful engagement in the community.