From: arh@next04wor.wam.umd.edu (Arash Hashem Sadati)
Subject: RECLAIMING HUMAN GENIUS
Keywords: A SYMPOSIUM
Organization: Workstations at Maryland, University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Sat, 3 Oct 1992 05:33:12 GMT

  	            

		         CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

	     2nd Annual Festival on Creativity & Solution Finding

	                 "RECLAIMING HUMAN GENIUS"

	        November 6-8,  Atrium of University of Maryland
	                 College Park, Maryland



	Genius might be seen as the driving force of human culture  
and civilization; a mental and emotional state we all desire and  
deserve, but unfortunately only few of us actually have developed it.   
After all on the path of human drama and comedy, life, liberty and  
pursuit of happiness have always been accompanied by the search for  
oneself, the possible self.

	As we live in today's complex and accelerating environment of  
change, we need new, more efficient and less stressful ways of  
discovering and realizing out potential.  The strong overlap between  
creativity and learning demands a closer consideration in the process  
of developing the human potential.  After last year's successful  
conference in "Applying Tomorrow's Solutions to Today's Problems,"  
this year's theme is centered around "Reclaiming Human Genius."

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
	This unique symposium will provide you a context for  
exploring five inter-connected areas:

	1. How to develop the genius within;
	2. Ways to improve your interface, as a genius, with the  
society;
	3. The socio-historical conditions favoring the emergence of  
genius 	   and what are roles a genius can play in this;
	4. The risk of maladaptation of geniuses and near-geniuses  
and   	   alternatives;
	5. How you can help in universalizing the experience of human  
		   genius.

Various powerful methods and techniques will be presented and  
experimented with in the context of the above areas.  Many other  
resources from books to softwares will be also available at discount  
prices.

PRESENTERS
	A wide variety of presenters will provide you with  
stimulating and enriching ideas and perspectives.  For instance, Dr.  
Lyelle Palmer, head of "Society for Accelerated Learning & Teaching,"  
will talk on applying stimulus technique to intellectual growth of  
children. Dr. Win Wenger, known as today's "more original explorer"   
and head of the "Project Renaissance," will help you to create a  
personal renaissance of your own.
	Professor Luiz DeAndrade will speak on the central role of  
the limbic brain on human intellectual activities and its  
applications on human growth.  Dr. Susan Kodish from the Institute of  
General Semantics will bring new insights on the "uncommon sense of  
the General Semantics."  Paul Scheele, developer of "Photo-Reading"  
method, will present his findings on removing barriers for wounded  
learners!
	Many other presenters will inform you of their research and  
developments in the field of human potential.  They will guide you in  
applying them to what you find most useful.

METHODOLOGY
	Beside powerful presentations by a wide array of experts and  
researchers, and time for Q&A, each session provides a period for  
everyone to participate in an interactive Think-Tank on the issues  
raised by the presenter.  This highly substantial but interactive and  
focused format will allow for expression of one's own perceptions  
which not only stimulates and cross-fertilizes thoughts and insights,  
but also help us in understanding and remembering materials presented  
and discussed in a more effective way.

The fee for the festival is $95.00 ( $75.00 for students ).  To  
register you can send you check or money order to:

	WORLD FUTURE RESEARCH SOCIETY
	P.O. BOX 52 
	STAMP UNION 
	UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
	COLLEGE PARK MD 20742

For more information, pleas send e-mail to seminar coordinator at
	arh@wam.umd.edu .

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