Marvin spends some down time reading at one of Monterey’s manicured public gardens.
Marvin engages in a discussion in his Literacy and Decolonization course, which meets each morning for two hours.
After class, Marvin heads to the old Fisherman’s Wharf, just a short walk from campus. The Monterey State Historic Park features twelve historically significant buildings, including the Old Custom House, seen here.
The Pacific House Museum focuses on the history of California from Native American roots to later Spanish, Mexican, and American rule.
Marvin looks over the Monterey Peninsula while sea lions and sea otters swim near the shore.
Marvin strolls through the old Fisherman’s Wharf, which boasts a wealth of dining options.
Marvin makes a quick detour to Old Capitol Books in downtown Monterey before heading back to campus for an afternoon workshop.
Marvin returns to campus in the late afternoon to participate in faculty member Jonathan Fried’s workshop on using acting tools to embody Shakespeare in the classroom.
Later in the evening, Marvin analyzes iambic pentameter in Shakespeare’s Macbeth with Bread Loaf faculty member Jennifer Wicke.
The day concludes with a whale-watching cruise on Monterey Bay for all students and faculty.
