DAY 1:

• Docent led tour, 3 vessels within the Maritime Museum of San Diego
• Dinner Break
• Introduction and Workshop/Curriculum Project Overview
• Icebreaker game: where the Wind Blows and Lifeboat
• Registration and Welcome Reception sponsored by the Maritime Museum of San Diego Board of Trustees

DAY 2:

• Introductions and daily workshop schedule
• Lecture and Discussion by Dr. Ray Ashley: "Sailing with Cabrillo from a medieval world to the modern: How maps changed the world view by changing the view of the world"
• Travel to San Salvador build site
• Exhibit Activity
• Travel to Cabrillo National Monument and lunch
• First encounter demonstation activity
• Lecture and Discussion by Dr. Steve Colston: "First People's and their cultures: contacts between Native peoples and Europeans: Cortez, Ulloa, Cabrillo, and Coronado"
• Field Study
• Return travel to Maritime Museum
• Reflection and Curriculum Development
• Conclusion and discussion

DAY 3:

• Introductions and daily workshop schedule
• Lecture and Discussion by Dr. Jim Cassidy: "Native American seafaring and look at prehistoric migration along the Pacific Coast."
• Lecture and Discussion by Dr. Ray Ashley: "Peopling of the Pacific, navigational capabilities of indigenous Pacific peoples"
• Lunch
• Presentation Activity: Who are the Kumeyaay? Instructor Stan Rodriguez from our local Kumeyaay College will present a very rare hands-on activity presentation weaving elements of Kumeyaay language, tool making and traditional foods
• Lecture and Discussion by Dr. David Ringrose: "Cracking the code of the winds: How the quest for empire devolved onto the quest to learn the oceanography and climatology of the Pacific and the American west coast"
• Reflection and Curriculum Development
• Conclusion and discussion

DAY 4:

• Introductions and daily workshop schedule
• Lecture and Discussion by Dr. Kevin Sheehan: "Voyages of the Enlightenment and the founding of California: from HMS Dolphin to the San Carlos"
• Exhibit Activity
• Lecture and Discussion by Dr. Kevin Sheehan: "California both as an island and an administrative extension of New Spain"
• Travel to Old Town State Historic Park
• Lunch
• Site Tour
• Reflection and Curriculum Development
• Conclusion and discussion

DAY 5:

• Introductions and daily workshop schedule
• Travel to the San Diego's Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcala
• Site Tour
• Return travel to Maritime Museum
• Lecture and Discussion by Dr. Iris Engstrand: "Empires in collision: the Nootka Sound Crisis"
• Lunch & Bay tour aboard Pilot and Berkeley engine room tour
• Lecture and Discussion by Bruce Linder: "Americans in the Pacific"
• Reflection and Curriculum Development
• Conclusion and discussion

DAY 6:

• Introductions and daily workshop schedule
• Museum Tour
• Out to Sea sailing on the Californian
• Conclusion and discussion
• Presentation of Certificates