2012 SALT LAKE SSUUNN STONESTONE SYMPOSIUM and WORKSHOPS Mormons and Mormonism as a Political Force 25–28 July 2012 P R E L I M I N A R Y university of utah P R O G R A M olpin student union U P D A T E 200 s. central campus dr, salt lake city, 84112 801.581.5888 THIS SYMPOSIUM is dedicated WE RECOGNIZE that the WE WELCOME the honest to the idea that the truths search for things that are, ponderings of Latter-day of the gospel of Jesus Christ have been, and are to be is Saints and their friends are better understood and, a sifting process in which and expect that everyone as a result, better lived much chaff will have to be in attendance will approach when they are freely and carefully inspected and every issue, no matter how frankly explored within threshed before the wheat difficult, with intelligence, the community of Saints. can be harvested. respect, and good will. INDEX OF PARTICIPANTS Guide to Numbering: W’s = Workshops, 000’s = Wednesday, 100’s = Thursday, 200’s = Friday, 300’s = Saturday ADAms, Jon 331 DeHLin, JoHn 175 , 231, 253, 332 simonsen, soren 376 ALeXAnDer, THomAs 153 DoBner, JenniFer 172 mADson, JosHUA 152, 375 sinGer, TiFFAnY m. 171 ALLreD, JAniCe 151, 171, 211 Driessen, mArGUeriTe 262 mADson, ron 152 smiTH, CHrisToPHer 321, 355 ALLreD, KATHerine 261, 271 DUFFY, JoHn-CHArLes 135, mArQUArDT, H. miCHAeL 355, smiTH, n. Lee 316 , 326 AnDerson, DeVerY s. 313 263, 273 366 smiTH, rAnDALL 114 AnDerson, JAreD 165, 214 DUQUe, JenniFer 171 mAson, PATriCK 172, 371 smiTHson, JAmes B. 264 AnDerson, KATrinA BArKer mAYFieLD, sTeVen L. 173 snUFFer, DenVer C., Jr. 153 125 eAsTmAn, ALAn 124 , 151 mCCALL, Kim 123, 181, 291 , 333, sPenCer, DArreLL 254 AnDerson, LAVinA FieLDinG eCHoLs, JAson 331, 351, 361 mCiLVAin, rYAn 254 sPriGGs, AnDreW 256, 351, 113 eGGerTsen, simon PeTer 133 mCKAY, KimBerLY 372 361 ArCHiBALD, CHeLsi 114, 171, eKPenYonG, KUFre 201, 225, mCKAY, QUinn G. W-2 sTeVens, miCHAeL J. 141, 151, 211, 314, 326, 356, 364, 372 274, 325 mCCreArY, KAren 181 255 , 266, 341 ArnoLD, Anne 231 meCHAm, KrisTA 354 sTorni, DominiQUe 261, 271 FArreLL, LeAH W-8 meJiA, JoHn 272 sULLiVAn, KiLeY 261, 271, 331 BAnTA, DonnA 241, 261, 271, FisHer, ADAm W-1, 253, 356 menLoVe, FrAnCes Lee 301 sWiCK, Joe 274 , 374 331 FisHer, mArY W-1 miLner, CeLinA 335 BArBer, PHYLLis W-3, 254, 324 Fossen, APriL 336 moreHeAD, JoHn W. 365 TAYLor, AAron 351, 361 BArLoW, PHiLiP 231, 252 FoX, rUsseLL ArBen 174 , 274, morTensen, JoAnn 241 TAYsom, TAmArA 132, 153, 224, BArneTT, ALAn 364 352 mULHoLLAnD, Ken 365 354 BArneY, KeVin 135 mUnson, eriKA 332 THAYne, emmA LoU WArner BArrUs, CLAir 366 GArDner, JAne m. 101, 112 254 BenneTT, riCK 262 Geisner, Joe 113, 121, 223 , 355 neeDHAm, s. eUGene 165 THomAs, mArK 111, 273, 376 BerGerA, GArY JAmes 223 GiLBerT, CATHLeen 153 nii, JenniFer 336 THUrsTon, morris 322 BLoUnT, PArKer 134 GooDFeLLoW, PAULA 321 TorGersen, JAmes 154 BoWers, FreDeriCK 311 o’DonoVAn, ConneLL 121 TosCAno, mArGAreT 131, 171, BoWmAn, mATTHeW 174, 252 HALes, BriAn C. 275 oLAiz, HUGo 332 221 BrADLeY, Don 291 HALL, LAUren 101, 112 osmonD, rUss W-9, 134, 263, TosCAno, PAUL 333 BrADsHAW, BiLL 175 HAmer, CAroL 261, 271, 331, 374 BriAn, mArie DAVis 261, 271 351, 361 Vinson, miCHAeL 201 BrinGHUrsT, neWeLL G. 155 , HAnDLeY, WiLLiAm r. 254 PACe, VAnCe 162 VoGeL, DAn 273 334, 373 HAnKs, mAXine 251, 291 PAUL, CHArLes rAnDALL 353 BrooKs, JoAnnA 254 HAnsen, nADine 362 PAYne, seTH 312 WAsHBUrn, BenGT 242, 255 BroWn, HiLArY C. 125, 261, HAnson, C.L. 241 PeArson, CAroL LYnn 231 WeLKer, HoLLY 131, 171, 211, 271 HArris, mATTHeW L. 334 PeCK, sTeVen 254 255, 261, 271 BroWn, JAson minTon W-4 HArrison, D CHrisTiAn 352 PeTerFeso, JiLL 221, 261, 271, WenGer, KAimiPono 135, 171, BroWn, sAmUeL morris 274 Henson, meLAnnY eVA 171, 325 251 , 312, 351, 361 BrUno, CHerYL 171, 261, 271, 261, 271 PinGree, J. FreDeriCK “ToBY” Werner, sUzAnn 253 351, 361, 374 HoLLisT, J. TAYLor 162, 212 231, 262, 315, 334 WesT, JosePH 115, 214 BUrTon, D. JeFF 253 Horn, BrYAn 363 PorTer, KenneTH 173 WesTBrooK, DonALD 325, 363 BUsHmAn, CLAUDiA L. 371 HoWe, sUsAn eLizABeTH 133 WHiPPLe, rACHeL mABeY 134, BUsHmAn, riCHArD LYmAn QUiCK, eLizABeTH rUsseLL 171, 351, 361, 376 371 irVin, JeremY 372 314 WiLCoX, KenDALL 332, 353 QUinn, D. miCHAeL 214, 313, WiLDe, Anne B. 275, 313 CALDiero, ALeX 324 JACoBsen, ADAm 174 355 WiLes, Lee 224 CALL, TrisTAn 152, 375 JAnis, CrAiG 132 WiLKinson, sUnni BroWn 133 CALL, WiLLiAm 123 JeFFries, BriDGeT JACK 135, rAPier, JerrY 336 WiLLiAms, JoHn K. 241, 315, CALLisTer, ronDA roBerTs 263 , 351, 361 rAYnes, mArYBeTH 226 331 231 Jensen, emiLY WArBUrTon rees, roBerT A. 172, 215, 222, WiLLiAms, JosHUA 372 CAmPBeLL, AAron 322 215 252, 311, 323, 353, 371 WiLLiAms, TroY 255 CAmPBeLL, CAroLYn 324 JoHn, JeremiAH 352 rHo, eUniCe HYon min 391 WinDer, Lorie 251, 275 CAnnon, LinCoLn 362, 373 JoHns, BeCKY 114, 221, 264 riCKs, JeFF 331 WooDWorTH, WArner 152, CAnnon, sUe sPenCer 122, JoLLeY, CLiFTon HoLT 164, riTCHie, J. Bonner 164 353, 371 152 215, 265 roBerTson, mArY eLLen 091, WoTHersPoon, DAn 301, 365 CArTer, sTePHen 255, 266, 171, 266, 391 324 KADer, nAnCY 111 roBinson, GreG 222 YoUnG, sArA 336 CHADWiCK, TYLer 133, 163 KADer, omAr 181 roCKWeLL, GreG 226, 315 YoUnGBLooD, CArL 124 CHAmBLess, Tim 272 KennArD, LAUren 323, 354 roGers, JAneT 174 YoUnG-oTTersTrom, CHrisTmAs, r.A. 133 KesLer, JoHn T. W-5, 115, 316 rUiz, JUAn mAnUeL 335 CrYsTAL 132 CHrisTinG, ADAm 155 KinG, BriAn s. 272 rUsseLL, reVA BeTH 261, 271 CLArA, miCHAeL 335 KinG, CHArLes FrAnCis rUsseLL, WiLLiAm D. 164, 213, zorC, GeneVieVe 251 CLArK, Dennis 133 “FrAnK” W-6, 122 373 CLUFF, CHerYL 336 KLAnD, JonATHAn 364 sPonsoreD sessions: ComPTon, LAUrA 266, 332 KnoWLTon, DAViD 335 sAnDers, AsHLeY 375 ComPTon, ToDD 212, 273 KoesTer, eLLen 363 sAnDers, TALenA 161 mormon TrAnsHUmAnisT CoPPins, mCKAY 352 KoVALenKo, eUGene n. 154, sCHerer, mArK A. 213 AssoCiATion, 124 CorneTT, GLenn 216 173 , 265 sCHoFieLD, CHUCK 376 CUrTis, emiLY CLYDe 112, 151, sCHoon, eriC 214 mormon Women’s ForUm, 151 353 LAmBerT, GLen r. 226 sCoTT, DAViD 181 LArsen, JoHn 256, 321 sHAW, renee W-7, 154, 171 DAUGHTreY, Doe 171, 251, 274 , LArsen, ziLPHA, 256 sHieLDs, sTeVe 101, 125, 165, 314, 371 LesUeUr, mereDiTH 115, 123, 174 DeCKer, CrAiG 225 161 sHULTs, LiLLY 222, 253, 326 DeCoo, eLLen 163, 171, 223, LoUGee, KenneTH 362 siLK, mArK 091 311 PAGE 2 2012 SALT LAKE 2012 SALT LAKE SYMPOSIUM 2012 salt lake SympoSium ReGiSTRaTioN ADmission To ALL sessions is by purchased ticket or symposium name badge only, available at the registration table. sunstOne advance registrations may be purchased by mail, via email, on the Sunstone website, or by telephone by calling 801.355.5926. symposium and An ADVAnCe reGisTrATion Form WiTH ALL THe DeTAiLs Workshops is inCLUDeD on THe BACK CoVer oF THis ProGrAm. paRkiNG Sunstone has reserved Lot 24 for Symposium attendees; parking here is FRee to Sunstone attendees on Wednesday , Thursday , and Friday of the symposium. Lot 24 is southeast of the Tanner Humanities Building (CTiHB) and opens onto Wasatch Drive. Take North Campus Drive or mario Capecchi Drive to Wasatch Drive. Lot 24 has two entrances—one before you get to the mcCarthy Track & Field Complex (you’ll drive through Lot 25 to get to Lot 24) and a second entrance at Ballif Road just past the mcCarthy Track & Field Complex. See map on page 47. on saturday onLY, parking in other campus parking lots is free (except the visitors lot). attendees may pay to park in the Visitors Lot directly east of the union building. This lot charges by the hour with a maximum of $10 per day. it is the closest lot to the union and has designated handi - capped parking spaces (handicapped parking is free with placard). attendees who are staying at the university Guest House hotel can park free in the hotel’s parking lot. Non-guests can pay $5 per day for a parking permit and walk to the union or ride the campus shuttle. a schedule for the shuttle can be found at http://www.com - muterservices.utah.edu/transportation/shuttles/index.html. Look for the summer shuttle schedule. theme: Mormons and Mormonism LoDGiNG as a Political Force The University Guest House and Conference Center is located on the university of utah campus (110 South Fort Douglas Blvd). WoRkSHopS Rates are $95 a night plus 12.6% tax for double queen beds. We have a great selection of sUnsTone WorKsHoPs this year! amenities include free parking, free hot breakfast, refrigerator, See pages 5-8 for details about this year’s workshop offerings, microwave, satellite TV, free wireless internet, fitness room, instructors, and registration information. hairdryer, coffeemaker, iron & ironing board. 2012 pReLimiNaRy pRoGRam The Guest House is a 10-minute walk from the Student union. The ReD campus shuttle runs every 15-20 minutes between the THis is A PreLiminArY ProGrAm . every effort will be made to university Guest House/Ft. Douglas Blvd and the Student union keep to this schedule of sessions, but topics, speakers, and times between the hours of 6:00 am and 6:00 pm, with service every 30 may change between now and the event. a final program with room minutes between 6:00-11:00 pm. assignments and a complete list of participants will be provided at the conference. This preliminary program will be continually updat - The deadline to book in Sunstone’s block has passed; however the ed online as speakers are added and other changes are made.