Many thanks to Dr. Wes Connally of Central Wyoming College for naming this session for us!
The Process
We have chosen 5 innovative projects from around the state in which the humanities played a significant role. Representatives from all 5 programs have prepared 5-minute presentations about them. These presentations will be delivered in different spaces, and participants will move from presentation to presentation every 5 minutes.
Like speed-dating. With humanities programs.
After the presentations are over, we will reconvene, and the multifaceted, multi-talented Pete Simpson will moderate a discussion about creativity in the humanities.
The People
Pete Simpson will moderate the panel. Pete has had a long and varied career that has included business, banking, civic and historical preservation, college teaching and administration, and state politics. He teaches at the University of Wyoming.
Anne Hatch is the Folk and Traditional Arts Specialist at the Wyoming Arts Council. She will discuss the program Art of the Hunt.
Anne Hilton is the Honors Program Director at Eastern Wyoming College. She will discuss last year’s Water Symposium, part of EWC’s Perspectives Series.
Mary Humstone is a Research Scientist with the American Studies Program at the University of Wyoming. She will discuss Tracks Across Wyoming.
Mary P. Sheridan-Rabideau is an Associate Professor in the English Department at the University of Wyoming. She will discuss the Teaching Creativity conference.
Wayne Turner is the Teacher Learning Center Director at the Teton Science Schools. He will discuss the Place-Based Conference.
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