The Maine Humanities Council Newsletter ~ Spring 2002 ~ p. 4
The Annual Report Issue
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The Maine Humanities Council Newsletter ~ Spring 2002 ~ p. 4 The Annual Report Issue |
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1 The Humanities in Action (cover page) 2 A Pitcher, Some Milk 3 Meeting the Challenge 4 Scholars: Thank You 5 Donors: Thank You 6 Financial Summary 7 2001 Grants 8 Offer Let's Talk About It (back cover) |
Scholars: Thank YouThe following scholars/facilitators made the Council's programs possible during the fiscal year 2000-2001.Born to ReadAudrey Maynard Deb Provencher Vicki Smith Community Seminars Peter Aicher Steven Cerf Margery Irvine Let Freedom Ring (October 11, 2001)* Jeffrey B. Aronson Joseph M. Austin David Avery Christina Baker Richard Barnes Susan Bell Barbara Blaze Phyllis Brazee Andrew Brown Marcus Bruce Constantine G. Caffentzis Charles Calhoun Donna M. Cassidy Joan Cheetham Lura Church Marian E. Claxton David Cook Kathy Corbett Martha Cordioli Jane T. Costlow Robert Crosthwaite Glen Cummings Karin Dillman Martha Dinsmore Patricia Donahue Tony Downer John Drisko Peggy Dunn Kathleen Lignell Ellis Brent Elwell Taffy Field Nancy Findlan Muriel Fish Ann Fogg Joseph M. Foster Terry Foster Susan Glick Paul Gray Reginald Hannaford Peter B. Harris Carol Hawkins Harriet & Merton Henry John Hines Christine Holden Durward Huffman Margery Y. Irvine Gary J. Johnson Theodora J. Kalikow David & Ann Kallendar Candace Kanes Randall Kindleberger Claire Knox Karol Kucinski Lincoln F. Ladd Lois Lamdin Jayne Lello Billie Libby Harold Longenecker Jeffrey Lovejoy Nancy M. MacKnight Dana Maisel Richard R. Marcus Joe Mauro James McKenna Elizabeth J. Miller Cheryl Mills Pamela Morse Margaret Muir William Murphy Jerry & Ruth Nadelhaft Chinyere Okafor Patricia Onion Lisa Ornstein Ross & Judy Paradis Meg Patrick Richard Powell Eve. A. Raimon David Raymond Jonathan Reisman James Sacco Martha Seavey Bonnie Shulman & Don McCarthy Andrew Siamundele Stacy Smith Debra Spark Candice Stover David Suchoff Judith Sullivan John M. Thompson Maryli & David Tiemann Thomas Tracy Fiorello Ventresco Robert Waldman Lisa Walker Marli F. Weiner Rusty Willette Chuck Wright * These scholars volunteered their time. Let's Talk About It Jeffrey Aronson Linda Britt Joyce Butler Elizabeth Cooke Richard D'Abate Andy Dephtereos Karin Dillman Kathleen Lignell Ellis Ann Fogg Nicols Fox Karen Hamer Margery Irvine Candace Kanes Nancy MacKnight Jim Millinger Eleanor Morse Pat Onion Margaret Patrick Judy Platz Kim Raikes David Richards Judith Sullivan Allison Wallace Colin Windhorst Literature and Medicine Penny Armstrong Susan Bell Karin Dillman Muriel Fish Ann Fogg Karen Hamer Elizabeth Hart Peter Harris Allison Hepler Margery Irvine Ann Kibbie Diana Long Nancy Macknight Ruth Nadelhaft Sydney Landon Plum Robert Schaible Judith P. Swazey Eve Raimon Esther Rauch Alice Rose Allison Wallace Lisa Walker Marli Weiner New Books, New Readers Jeffrey Aronson Lorrayne Carroll Mary Class Elizabeth Cooke Mary Alice Crosby Karin Dillman Myrna Koonce Elizabeth Marshall Karen McCosker Lise Pelletier Marilyn Pukkila Kim Raikes David Richards Stories for Life/Probationers Jeffrey Aronson Karin Dillman Donna Fricke Margery Irvine Jon Robbins 2001 Humanities Winter Weekend: Beowulf and the Norse Millennium Kathleen Ashley W. Hodding Carter Daniel Donoghue Michael Howard Michael Jones Jon Robbins John Thompson Professional Development Programs for Maine Teachers Journey into the Poem: A Poetry Workshop Wes McNair Teachers for a New Century in Southern Maine Peter Aicher Kathleen Ashley Ardis Cameron David Carey, Jr. Jie Zhao Teaching History in Maine Jay Adams Michael Alpert Donald Cyr Betty Duff Martha Eastman Marie-Anne Gauvin Elizabeth Hedler Mimi Killinger Scott Lanzendorf Maureen Elgersman Lee Pauleena MacDougall Micah Pawling Susan Pinette Rhea Cote Robbins Kimberley Sebold Scott See Deborah Ackroyd Smith Gerald Talbot Stephanie Walsh Marli Weiner Views of the East Thomas Conlan Peter Ditmanson Clifton C. Olds Sarah Strong Zhao Jie Zhao Mei |
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