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Salt Lake Symposium July 30-August 2 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM (3 JULY 2014) COVER 2014 salt lake symposium July 30-August 2 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM (3 JULY 2014) COVER BRIDGES AND BYWAYS TRAVERSING THE MORMON LANDSCAPE University of Utah Olpin Student Union 200 S. Central Campus Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84112 801.581.5888 INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS GUIDE TO NUMBERING: W’S = WORKSHOPS, 000’S = WEDNESDAY, 100’S = THURSDAY, 200’S = FRIDAY, 300’S = SATURDAY ALSTON, BOOKER T. 212 EASTMAN, ALAN 161, 315 MARQUARDT, H. MICHAEL 131, SARRE, RICK 343 ALLEN, KIMBALL 344 EASTMAN, VICKIE 161, 315 262 SCHMALZ, MATHEW N. 091 ALLRED, JANICE 121, 272 EHRBAR, HANS 153 MARSH, BLAKE 361 SCHMID, MURIEL 134 ANDERSON, JARED 361 MATTHEWS, MEGHAN RAYNES SHEPARD, WILLIAM 131, 262 ANDERSON, LAVINA FIELDING FINLAYSON-FIFE, JENNIFER 274 SHEPHERD, GARY 365 324 231, 334 MAYNE, MITCH 231 SHEPHERD, GORDON 365 ANDERSON, SETH 114, 131 FISHER, ADAM 312, 363 MEDINA-MARTINEZ, C. KAI W-5 SHEPP, STAN 271 ARCHIBALD, CHELSI 121, 213, FISHER ROBERTS, ALICE W-7 MILES, CARRIE 311 SHIELDS, STEVEN L 154 354 FLORENCE, ALEX W-5 MINCH, MICHAEL 275 SHIRTS, KATHRYN 281 ARRINGTON, JAMES 165 MOLLENHAUER, WHITNEY F. 253 SILLITO, JOHN 241 ASHWORTH, JENN 273 GIBBS, LINDA JONES 263 MONTGOMERY, WENDY WIL- SILLITOE, CYNTHIA 241 ASTLE, RANDY 155, 326, 333, GOODFELLOW, PAULA 152, 171, LIAMS 231 SNUFFER, DENVER 341 346, 356 211, 225, 325 MORROW, JENNY 274 SMITH, BRYANT 261 ATTIA, MIRIAM 353 GUSTAV-WRATHALL, JOHN 281 MOULTON, JEFF W-6 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER C. 351 MUNSON, ERIKA 332 SMYTH, KAREN 322 BAGLEY, WILL 151, 362 HALES, BRIAN C. 252 MURPHY, JIM 265 SPRIGGS, ANDREW 331 BATES-PYNE, JESSA 172 HAMER, JOHN 134, 173 SPROAT, ETHAN 132 BARNES, S. MARK 171 HAMILTON, ANDREW, 262 NIBLEY, ALEX 346 SQUIRES, CHANTELLE 135 BARRUS, CLAIR 355 HAMILTON, MIKE 221 NICKOLAISEN, MICAH 211, 253 STAKER, SUSAN 222 BASQUIAT, JENNIFER HUSS 271 HANCOCK, HOLLIE W-5 STEVENS, MICHAEL J. W-1, 171, BENDER, JACOB 132 HANKS, SARA K.S. W-2 265, 362 BENINGTON, BRIAN 212 HANSEN, NADINE 213, 221 OGDEN, T. HEATH 255 STEVENSON, RUSSELL 254 BERNHARD, TORBEN 326 HARTLEY-MOORE, JULIE 134 OSMOND, RUSSELL W-3, 213, STONE, MICHELLE 162 BLACK, KRISTEEN 112, 253 HATCH, JOHN 181, 333 231, 342 STRAYER, CHELSEA SHIELDS BOERIO-GATES, JULIANA 365 HAYWARD, ED 326 251, 345 BOLANDER, ALISA 272 HAYWARD, ERI 326 PARK, LINDSAY HANSEN 265, STROMBERG, LORIE WINDER 251 BRADFORD, CHRISTOPHER 124 HENDRIX-KOMOTO, AMANDA 123 342 BRAY, CARYS 273 HELLER, RACHEL W-5 PARK, SHERRI 332 TABRIZI, SHAWN 345 BROWN, HILARY 154 HOMER, JOHN W-6 PARKER, NATASHA HELFER TIJERINO-ABE, MARINA 172 BRUNO, CHERYL L. 252 HOMER, SARA W-6 334, 363 TOSCANO, MARGARET 272 BURLINGAME, SARA 254 HOWARD, COREY 332 PAUNI, VILIAMI 155 TRUJILLO, REV. ROBB, 352 BURKMAN, LORI 253 HUTCHINS, ROBERT D. 133 PAYNE, SETH 314 TUELLER STONE, EMMA 172 BURT, DOREE 332 HUTCHINSON, ANTHONY 133 PEFFER, ANNE MCMULLIN 332 TUKUAFU, EVA 155 BUTTERWORTH, LISA W-7, 333 PENFOLD, CURTIS 174 PETERSEN, BOYD JAY 231 VAN ORDEN, MICHAEL 356 CARDON, JARED 356 JARRETT, JULIA 172 PIKE, SARAH ZOE 321 (FILM) CARTER, STEPHEN 132, 171, 181, JEFFRY, DUANE E. 255 POOL, JERILYN HASSELL W-7, VAN WAGENEN, STERLING 346 256, 265, 273, 333 JENNINGS, DUANE 364 132, 152, 331, 342 VELASQUEZ, NICOLE FORS- CARTWRIGHT, AMY 251 JENSEN, JOE 224 POTTER, DENNIS 223, 345 GREN 211, 331______ CHOU, TIMMY 362 JENSON, DEBRA 251, 365 VILOS, JAMES D. “MITCH” 343 CONNELL, ALICIA 153 JOHNSON, FLIP 324 RAYNES, MARYBETH W-6 VOROS, FRED 315 COMPTON, TODD 151 JONES III, EDWARD 354 RAO, NANDAN 155 CORNWALL, MARIE 365 JUDD, KATRINE 264, 322, 334, REED, MICHAEL G. 214, 313 WHEELWRIGHT, HANNAH 172, CROSSON, LAURIN 323 345 REES, ROBERT A. 111, 153, 161, 251 CZERNY, PETER 346 213, 301, 343, 364 WHIPPLE, RACHEL MABEY 153, KLEIN, AMANDA KAY 254 RILEY, CATERINA 174 333 DARGER, JOE 271 RILEY, CRISTINA 174 WHITNEY, BRIAN 123 DANZIG, MARY 225 LANGSTON, KATIE 173, 275 RIRIE, JANICE 324 WILCOX, KENDALL 332 DANZIG PETER 225 LARSEN, JOHN 361 RO, BRANDON 122 WOODHOUSE, SARA JADE 364 DAY, TERENCE L. 264, 274 LARSON, GLEN SOREN JR. 164 ROBERTS, ALLEN 181 WOTHERSPOON, DAN 181 DEHLIN, JOHN 342 LEE, DEREK, 211, 331 ROBERTSON, MARY ELLEN 181, DEXHEIMER-TRUJILLO, MARK LINKHART, ROBIN 173, 275, 365 265 WUNDERLI, EARL M. 114 133 LONG, MERRILL 163 ROSS, NANCY 251 ZANDAMELA, TINESHA 172 DIAZ, FR. MARTIN 134 RUSSELL, TOM 215 (FILM) DRIGGS, KEN 325 RUSSELL, WILLIAM D. 113, 133, SPONSORED SESSIONS: DUTCHER, AUDREY ROCK 211 MCGEE, BILL 265 343, 352 DUTCHER, RICHARD 211, 266 MARKHAM, TY 153 SAMUELSEN, ERIC 371 MORMON WOMEN’S FORUM, 272 2 | SUNSTONE 2014 | SALT LAKE SYMPOSIUM 2014 SALT LAKE SESSION PROCEEDINGS AND RECORDINGS Symposium proceedings are not published, nor does Sunstone SUNSTONE make papers available. Audio recordings of most sessions SYMPOSIUM AND WORKSHOPS (excluding workshops) will be available. Audio order forms will be available online at sunstone.org and at the conference. Bridges and Byways: LODGING Sunstone has reserved blocks of sleeping rooms at two local Traversing the Mormon hotels. University Guest House Landscape 110 S. Fort Douglas Blvd, SLC, UT 84113 888.416.4075 universityguesthouse.com WELCOME The University Guest House has a block of double queen and Welcome to the 2014 Salt Lake Sunstone Symposium! single king rooms available for $105 per night plus tax. The We’re excited about the in-depth exploration of “Bridges and cut-off to reserve rooms is Monday 30 June 2014. Individuals Byways: Traversing the Mormon Landscape.” This preliminary need to mention the group name Sunstone Symposium to program contains symposium information up to date as of 3 receive the group rate. July 2014. Marriott University Park 480 Wakara Way, SLC, UT 84108 2014 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM 801.581.1000 saltlakecitymarriott.com This is a preliminary program. Every effort will be made to keep to this schedule of sessions, but topics, speakers Marriott University Park is offering Sunstone a special group and times may change between now and the event. A rate of $115.00 per night plus tax. To make reservations online, final program with room assignments and a complete list go to www.saltlakecitymarriott.com and enter SunSunA in the of participants will be provided to each registrant at the Group Code field to secure the discounted rate. Reservations conference. This preliminary schedule will be continually must be made by 9 July 2014. Parking is complimentary and updated online as speakers are added and other changes there is a free shuttle available to campus. are made. Visit SUNSTONE.ORG to see updated versions of the program. PARKING Sunstone has reserved Lot 24 for Symposium attendees; WORKSHOPS parking there is FREE on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, We have a great selection of pre-conference workshops and Saturday. Lot 24 is southeast of the Tanner Humanities scheduled on Wednesday 30 July 2014. See pages 6–8 for Building (CTIHB) and opens onto Wasatch Drive. Take North details about this year’s workshop offerings, instructions for Campus Drive or Mario Capecchi Drive to Wasatch Drive. Lot attendees, and registration information. 24 has two entrances: one before you get to the McCarthy Track & Field Complex and a second entrance at Ballif Road just past the McCarthy Track & Field Complex. On Saturday SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION only, parking in other campus parking lots is free (except the Admission to all sessions is by purchased ticket or symposium Visitor Lot). name badge only. Advance registrations may be purchased After 6:00 pm, parking is free in other campus permit lots near by mail, via email, or online at sunstonemagazine.com/ the Student Union. Attendees may pay to park in the Visitor symposium-registration, or by calling the Sunstone office at Lot directly east of the Union Building. This lot charges by the 801.355.5926. hour with a maximum of $20 per day and is the closest lot to Registration opens daily one hour before sessions begin. Full the Union. For those requiring handicapped parking, spaces are registration, one-day passes, and single session tickets are available in the Visitor Lot at the normal parking rate. A better available for purchase onsite. We may have a limited number option is the handicapped parking directly in front of the Union of banquet tickets and Saturday box lunches for sale onsite. Building; these spots are FREE with a handicap placard. Ask about availability at the registration desk. SUBSCRIBE AT SUNSTONE.ORG | 3 TRANSPORTATION TO/FROM AIRPORT BYO WATER BOTTLE Taxi and shuttle services are available at the ground In keeping with the University of Utah’s sustainability transportation desk at either terminal. Express Shuttle: practices, we encourage Sunstone attendees to bring reusable 801.596.1600 or 800.397.0773 expressshuttleutah.com. water bottles to the Symposium and use the Student Union’s The UofU is also accessible by rail. The Stadium TRAX stop is water bottle filling stations and drinking fountains for refills. closest to the Student Union but still requires a few minutes’ We also ask that you dispose of plastic containers, soda cans, walk. The newly opened TRAX Green line runs from the Salt paper, and your used Sunstone program in the recycling Lake International Airport to downtown Salt Lake City. From containers located throughout the Union. there, you can take the Red TRAX line to the University of Utah campus. See rideuta.com, select Rail in the upper right corner SYMPOSIUM PURPOSE and select TRAX for more information and TRAX schedules. The Salt Lake Sunstone Symposium is an annual gathering of Latter-day Saints, scholars, and others interested in the DINING ON AND OFF CAMPUS diversity and richness of Mormon thought and experience The Student Union food court is located on the first floor of the and who enjoy pondering the past, present, and future of the Olpin Student Union building, downstairs from where most unfolding Restoration.
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