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SL11 Prelim Draft 6-26 SC As of 433 Pm Preliminary Program WEB VERSION.Qxd 2011 UTAH SUNSTONESUNSTONE SYMPOSIUM and WORKSHOPS PRELIMINARY PROGRAM 3–6 AUGUST 2011 WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY SHEPHERD STUDENT UNION BUILDING 3848 Harrison Blvd., Ogden, Utah THIS SYMPOSIUM is dedicated to the idea that the truths of the gospel of Jesus Christ are better understood and, as a result, better lived when Mormon they are freely and frankly explored within the community of Saints. WE RECOGNIZE that the search for Artifacts things that are, have been, and are to be is a sifting process in which much chaff will have to be carefully inspected and threshed before the wheat can be harvested. WE WELCOME the honest ponder- ings of Latter-day Saints and their friends and expect that everyone in attendance will approach every and issue, no matter how difficult, with Material intelligence, respect, and good will. This preliminary program is Culture published annually by the SUNSTONE EDUCATION FOUNDATION 343 N. Third West, Salt Lake City, UT 84103 POP CAN BY MATTHEW PAGE—MYREGISBLOG.COM Issue date: July 2011 Issue number SL11 INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Guide to Numbering: W’s = Workshops, 000’s = Wednesday, 100’s = Thursday, 200’s = Friday, 300’s = Saturday ALLRED, JANICE, 123, 162, HANSEN, JODY ENGLAND, NEAL, ANN-MICHELLE, 165 TAYSOM, MATTHEW, 352 242, 362 221 NEWMAN, DAI, 141, 171 TAYSOM, TAMARA, 352 ANDERSON, JARED, W-2 HANSEN, LISA, 243 TOLMAN, ASHLEY BARKER, ANDERSON, LAVINA FIELD- HANSEN, NADINE, 163 365 ING, 361 HARDY, NICOLE, 124, 263 OLSON, KENT G., 221 TOSCANO, MARGARET ANDERSON, ROBERT D., HARRISON, D. CHRISTIAN, MERRILL, 123, 162, 362 322 364 TOSCANO, PAUL J., W-3 ASHTON, M. JOHN, 221 HASTINGS, JON, 365 PARK, LINDSAY HANSEN, HASTINGS, KRISANNE, 261, 161 324 PARKIN, AMELIA, 123, 162 VINSON, MICHAEL, 301 BAKER, JACOB, 145 HUNTER, NIKKI MATTHEWS, PARSHALL, ARDIS E., 281 BARRUS, CLAIR, 326, 161 PENDLETON, LLOYD S., 144 BRINGHURST, NEWELL G., PINBOROUGH, ELIZABETH, WALDEN, BARBARA, 251 323, 331, 363 324 WATSON, MARIANNE T., 363 BROOKS, JOANNA, 161, 362 JENSEN, EMILY PINGREE, J. FREDERICK WELKER, HOLLY, 124, 262, BURTON, D. JEFF, 122 WARBURTON, 121 (TOBY), 221 321, 362 BUTTERWORTH, LISA, 121, JEPPSEN, SIMEON BEN, 155 PLATTS, GEORGIA, 111 WELLS, ANITA, 324 161, 263 JOLLEY, CLIFTON H., 254, WENGER, KAIMIPONO 265, 321 (KAIMI), 264 QUINN, D. MICHAEL, 244, WESTBROOK, DONALD, 151 CAMPBELL, CHELSEA 371 WHIPPLE, RACHEL MABEY, LANE, 261 KLAND, JONATHAN, W-6, 153, 262 CARMACK, BRAD, 122, 342 153, 341 REED, MICHAEL G., 326, 371 WILCOX, KENDALL, 365 CHADWICK, TYLER, 124 KLINE, CAROLINE, 123, 324 REES, ROBERT A., 265, 311, WILCOX, RONALD, 265 COHEN, STEPHEN, 315 KRAMER, BRAD, 211, 364 351 WILDE, ANNE, 363 COLLIER, FRED, 355 RICHARDSON, STEVEN L., WILKINS, AFTON (LOVELL) COMPTON, LAURA R., 221 143 PETTEGREW, 231, 331 COMPTON, TODD, 114 LAGA, BARRY, 112 RIESS, JANA, 163, 171, 312 WINDER, LORIE, 163, 264 CURTIS, EMILY, CLYDE, 324 LAGA, HILLARY, 142 RIGBY, LARRY, 263 WOTHERSPOON, DAN, 122, LARSEN, JOHN, 154 ROBERTSON, MARY ELLEN, 163 LOOSLI, SAREN EYRE, 121 122 WRIGHT, KRIS, 324 DAUGHTREY, DOE, 115, 163, LOUGEE, KENNETH, 164 RODGERS, TOM, 325 212, 243 LUFFMAN, DALE E., 101, ROSENBAUM, KAREN, 264 DECOO, ELLEN, 165 213, 371 RUSSELL, WILLIAM D., 323, DUQUÉ, JENNIFER, 165 353, 361 DURHAM, CHARLENE, 113 ROBERTS, ALLEN, 371 MACKAY, LACHLAN, 241 MARSHALL, JAMES, 165 EAMES, RULON, W-7 MAYFIELD, STEVEN L., 215 SCHERER, MARK A., 323 EASTMAN, ALAN, 113 MCBAINE, NEYLAN, 121 SCHWARTZKOPF, OBADIAH, EASTMAN, VICKIE, 113, 162 MCDANNELL, COLLEEN, 262 EDMUNDS, TRESA, 262, 362 091, 371 SCOTT, KATHERINE, 325 ERVIN, JANE, 325 MCKAY, TRACY, 364 SHAW, MARC E., 321 MCLACHLAN, JAMES M., SHIELDS, STEVEN L., 152 316 SMITH, CAMILLA M., 281 FERNUIK, ANDY, 255 MCLEMORE, PHILIP G., W-5 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER, 214 FISHER, ADAM, W-4 MELDRUM, ROD L., 314 SMITH, GEORGE D., 321 FOWLKES, KK, 325 MENLOVE, FRANCES LEE, SOPER, KATHRYN LYNARD, FOX, RUSSELL ARBEN, 364 201 121 FRANTI, MELANIE, 211 MILES, CARRIE, W-1, 252 STAFFANSON, DEREK, 161 MILLER, ROD, 331, 343 STEVENS, MICHAEL J., 221, MINER, SHELAH MASTNY, 232, 253, 332, 345 GAISFORD, KAY, 264 161 STRAYER, CHELSEA GARRARD-WILLIS, JANET, MOLONEY, KAREN SHIELDS, 121 262 MARGUERITE, 344 STUCKI, LARRY R., 245 GEISNER, JOE, 361 MORAIN, WILLIAM, 322 SWENSON, JULIE, W-8 MORRISON DILLARD, SWENSON, PAUL, 124, 263 HALES, BRIAN G., 313, 363 BIANCA, 365 HANKS, SARAH K.S., 261 MULL, TIFFANY, 354 PAGE 2 2011 OGDEN 2011 SUNSTONE SYMPOSIUM LOCATION: OGDEN 2011 Annual Utah NOTE: SUNSTONE IS IN OGDEN, UTAH THIS YEAR! The 2011 Sunstone Symposium will convene on the campus of Weber State University, located at 3848 Harrison Blvd, Ogden, UT, SUNSTONE between 40th and 36th Streets. Symposium and All scheduled sessions will be in the J. Farrell Shepherd Student Union Building, located in the heart of campus. Follow Dixon Drive north/left to parking lot A2 and walk south to the Student Union. Workshops Campus maps available here: www.weber.edu/weberstatemap/ SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION ADMISSION TO ALL SESSIONS is by purchased ticket or symposium name badge only, available at the registration table. Advance registrations may be purchased by mail, via email, on the Sunstone website, or by calling (801) 355-5926. AN ADVANCE REGISTRATION FORM WITH ALL THE DETAILS IS INCLUDED ON THE BACK COVER OF THIS PROGRAM. LODGING Hotel rooms are available at the Ben Lomond Suites Historic Hotel in downtown Ogden for a discounted rate for Symposium Theme: attendees. Mormon Artifacts and Material Culture Rates are $87/night (single), $94/night (triple) and $101/night (quad), plus tax and include complimentary breakfast. Rooms have one King or two Queen beds and are equipped with mini fridge, microwave, hair dryer, and coffee maker. The hotel has free high speed wireless Internet and free covered parking. WELCOME! Guests must book before July 20, 2011 to secure the discounted rates. To make reservations, call the hotel directly at (801) 627- WORKSHOPS 1900 or call Choice International at 1-800-4CHOICE. Choice Hotel Members can earn points for their stay. We have a great selection of SUNSTONE WORKSHOPS this year! See pages 5-8 for details about this year’s EIGHT workshop Other downtown hotels (Ogden Marriott, Comfort Suites, Holiday offerings, their instructors, and registration information. Workshops Inn Express) or hotels farther from downtown may have availability require a separate registration fee. during our event. 2011 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM WSU HOUSING THIS 2011 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM IS PUBLISHED Low-cost dorm rooms are available for rent during the symposium ANNUALLY FOR THE UTAH SUNSTONE SYMPOSIUM by the through Weber State at: http://bit.ly/lrVq39 or https://secure.touch SUNSTONE EDUCATION FOUNDATION, 343 N. Third West, Salt net.com/C20249_ustores/web/store_cat.jsp?STOREID=23&CATID= Lake City, UT 84103. Issued: July 2011, Issue number: SL11. 53 Every effort will be made to keep to this schedule of sessions, but Guests can book single occupancy dorm rooms for $22/night and topics, speakers, and times may change between now and the double occupancy dorm rooms for $38/night. Dorm rooms have event. A final program, with room assignments and a more com- shared/community bathrooms. Bed linens and towels are provided plete list of participants, will be provided to each registrant at the in all campus housing units. Dorms have floors designated for men, conference. This preliminary program will be continually updated women, and families. online as speakers are added and other changes are made. Visit WWW.SUNSTONEMAGAZINE.COM to see updated versions. Apartment-style housing is available at University Village, located three blocks south of the main campus. Suites have four bedrooms, SESSION PROCEEDINGS AND RECORDINGS two bathrooms, kitchen, and living room. Pricing is $28 per night, per person with a shared bath. Includes bed linens and towels. SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS are not published, nor does Sunstone make papers available. Electronic recordings of most PARKING INFORMATION sessions (excluding workshops) will be available. Audio pre-order forms will be available online prior to the symposium. Check our Parking for Symposium attendees is available free of charge in lot website, WWW.SUNSTONEMAGAZINE.COM, or pick up an order form A2 on weekdays and weekends (north of the Student Union) and in at the conference. lot A10 on Saturday only. The closest handicapped parking is in the parking lot (PPL) just south of the Student Union; there is no charge for parking if you have state-issued handicapped tags/placards. WSU MEAL PLANS SUNSTONE SYMPOSIUM PAGE 3 2011 SUNSTONE SYMPOSIUM Weekday to SLC: Sunstone attendees can pre-purchase a Breakfast Plan, Lunch http://www.rideuta.com/ridinguta/routes/schedule.aspx?abbrevia- Plan, or a Combo Breakfast & Lunch Plan through the WSU link: tion=750&dir=1&service=4&signup=110 http://bit.ly/lrVq39 or https://secure.touchnet.com/C20249_ustores/web/store_cat.jsp?ST Saturday to SLC: OREID=23&CATID=53 http://www.rideuta.com/ridinguta/routes/schedule.aspx?abbrevia- tion=750&dir=1&service=2&signup=110 Breakfast only: THU-FRI-SAT $15 Lunch only: THU-FRI-SAT $25 Airport to SLC Intermodal Hub @ 250 S 600 W: Route 550 AIR- Breakfast & Lunch Combo: THU-FRI-SAT $40 PORT can be boarded at SLC International Airport every 30 min- utes beginning at 6:40 am and ending at 9:22 pm, and will take Menus for each meal/each day are posted on WSU’s website along passengers to SLC Central Station. The trip from the airport takes with the secure link to purchase meals. Meal plan orders must be approximately 45 minutes. From SLC Central Station, passengers placed by August 2, 2011. may board FrontRunner to the Ogden Intermodal Center. http://www.rideuta.com/ridinguta/routes/schedule.aspx?abbrevia- ONSITE CHILD CARE AT WSU tion=550&dir=1&service=4 We’ve arranged to have WSU provide half-day onsite child care for SYMPOSIUM PURPOSE children ages 2-9 at the Symposium during the afternoon sessions (2:00-6:00 pm).
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