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Thanks
to all our presenters, vendors and attendees!!!
What
a great conference!!!
Next
year's theme: Embracing the Future
We
still have a few Minn Twins Tickest for MCSS day at the Dome
July 2!
Contact
MCSS President Todd Andrix
to order.
We
wil be accepting 2009 Teacher of the Year nominations soon!!
2008
Schedule!
2008
Program!
Doug
Ohman
Thursday
9:00
Doug Ohman is a photographer
and acclaimed public speaker. His photographs are featured in
the Minnesota Byways series, which includes Barns of Minnesota
, Churches of Minnesota , Courthouses of Minnesota , and Schoolhouses
of Minnesota (all published by MHS Press). Doug
is passionate about education, and his work on the Byways
series has reinforced his belief in the importance of teaching
local history to students. He lives in New Hope, Minnesota.
MCSS
thanks our sponsors for their support!
Pearson
Education - Scott Foresman-Prentice Hall
– Gala Co-Sponsor

Glencoe
McGraw-Hill Publishers
– Teachers of the Year Sponsor

McDougal
Littell – Break
Sponsor

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Tony
Carr
THURSDAY
at 2:45
Tony
Carr began collecting black memorabilia about twenty years
ago. Most of the 500+ pieces he has amassed are so vile
you may want to turn away. But Tony prefers you to take a
good, hard look.
Most
of the items he's acquired are degrading, offensive and distasteful. But
Tony says they're a reminder of what others had to endure
to clear the path he now travels.
Tony
wants to share these dehumanizing images in an effort to teach others
about the struggles his parents and grandparents and many
other African-Americans had to endure.
Wing
Young Huie
Thursday
10:15
An
award-winning photographer who has received international
attention for his many projects that document the changing
cultural landscape of his home state Minnesota . His best-known
work is Lake Street USA, which in the summer and fall of 2000
transformed six miles of a well-known Minneapolis thoroughfare
into one of the most remarkable public art projects in recent
memory.
Whether
in epic public installations or major museum exhibitions,
Wing creates up-to-the-minute societal mirrors of who we are,
seeking to reveal not only what is hidden, but also what is
plainly visible and seldom noticed.
Eric
J. Jolly, Ph.D.
Friday
9:30
Dr.
Eric J. Jolly is the president of the Science Museum of Minnesota,
He
leads a museum that develops and presents educational programs,
films
and exhibits to 1.3 million people in the upper Midwest and
to
millions
more around the world through its traveling program.
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