In particular, we want to consider challenges to various assumptions which guide our work with young people and explore creative alternatives. This one-day conference should prove stimulating, informative and provocative for everyone attending. Wilkinson is the recipient of a National Endowment for the Humanities Senior Research Fellowship and a Guggenheim Fellowship in the field of European history. He has lectured and conducted teaching workshops at many institutions in the United States and abroad. This year's Mary Scott Lecture Series is sponsored by Colorado State's College of Applied Human Sciences and the Center for Teaching and Learning in conjunction with Front Range Community College and Poudre School District.
Participants also can register for partial attendance for a smaller fee.
Registration fees are kept low through sponsor support and an endowment by the late Mary Scott, a Timnath native who established a trust for the college to hold a series of lectures on topics of interest to area residents. The following is a schedule for this year's conference. Opening session, 9-10 a.m. The Highs and Lows. Students from elementary through post-secondary levels share their own stories about extraordinary learning experiences and painful classroom memories.