NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 126]

• 2012-05-04 thru 2012-05-06 Global Studies Association - Victoria, British Columbia pg. 4-
• Carl Davidson's commercial pg. 4 and 6-8
• Lauren Langman - Loyola/Chicago pg. 3-6
• Jackie Smith, University of Pittsburgh pg. 8-11
• Jay Smith, Athabasca University pg. 11-14
• Panel - Education and Liberation - Jeff Birkenstein and Robert Haubart, St. Martin's University pg. 14-16
• Panel - Education and Liberation - Nels Granholm, SDSU pg. 16
• Panel - Education and Liberation - Ken Mulliken, University of St. Mary pg. 16-18
• Panel - Global Rebellions - Omar Farugue, University of Toronto pg. 19-21
• Panel - Global Rebellions - Christina Kaindl, Institute of Critical Soc. Analysis / Germany pg. 20-21
• Panel - Global Rebellions - Meghan Kallman, Brown University pg. 21-22
• Friday evening keynote panel pg. 23
• Manfred B. Steger, RMIT University pg. 23-26
• Paul James, RMIT University pg. 27-32
• Gary Teeple - Simon Fraser University pg. 32-37
• Saskia Sassen - Columbia University pg. 37-42
• Panel - Cyber Rebellions : Social Media and Struggle for Democracy
• Rachel Johnson, Elton University (from the South) pg. 42
• Justin Phalichann, MTSU, Nashville (huge) pg. 43
• Yamuna Sangarasivam, Nazareth College pg. 43-45
• Movie : Shift Change : Putting Cemocracy to Work pg. 45-46
• Afternoon keynote panel - Karena Shaw - University of Victoria pg. 46-49
• Afternoon keynote panel - Waziyatawin, University of Victoria pg. 49-52
• Afternoon keynote panel - Martha MacMahon, University of Victoria pg. 52-54
• Afternoon keynote panel - questions pg. 54-55
• Sunday: William Carroll - Alternative Policy Groups & Global Civil Society pg. 56-60
• Jerry Harris - Power and the Transnational Capitalist Class pg. 60-66
• Duncan Earle - Zapapista Story pg. 66-68
• Alicia Lawrence - Indigenous Canada literature pg. 68
• Ligaya McGovern - Authors on Globalization and Resistance pg. 68-71
• Jack Hodgins - notes pg. 71-73
• 2012-05-10 Women & Giving Spring Workshop pg. 76-93
• Nancy Marshall - Introduction pg. 76
• Living & Leaving Your Legacy - Tracy Gary pg. 76-80
• 10:30 Facilitated Panel - Margaret Denton pg. 80-81
• 10:30 Facilitated Panel - Joanie Smith Holm pg. 81-82
• 10:30 Facilitated Panel - Lisa Richardson pg. 82
• 10:30 Facilitated Panel - Kim Boom pg. 82-83 (and more -85)
• 11:45 Keynote - "Unleashing Generosity" - Tracy Gary pg. 85-88
• 1:30 Taking the Fear out of Volunteer Fundraising pg. 88-93
• 2012-05-18 SDWAC Board meeting pg. 94-97
• 2012-05-22 thru 2012-05-30 Trip to Maine - Dan Granholm & Family pg. 98-100
• Early June, 2012 Sioux Falls trip to see Brits (Mike Richardson) pg. 102-108
• 2012-06-05 Meeting with Emery Tschetter pg. 109-111
• 2012-06 Notes on Marilou McPhedran's Summer Institute pg. 111-112
• 2012-06-13 Notes on Elinor Ostrum & Jon Gollschall pg. 112
• 2012-06-21 Interview with Fred and Deb Errington at the Cottonwood Cafe pg. 116-120
• 2012-06-25 Open World - Russian Visitors pg. 120-
• Bob Burns pg. 122-130
• Del Lenowski pg. 130-134
• Larry Tidemann pg. 134-135
• Duane Chappell pg. 135-136
• Dr. Don Marshall pg. 136-137
• Dr. David Graper pg. 138
• Dr. Martin Maca pg. 138-139
• Pete Schaefer pg. 139-143
• Kevin Kephart - Niels E. Hansen pg. 143-146
• Tom Schumacher pg. 146-148
• Jamie Nolan-Andrino pg. 148-154
• Tour of basement artifacts, South Dakota Art Museum pg. 154-155
• Diane Rickerl pg. 155-157
• 2012-06-27 Nancy Wierkamp - OLLI pg. 157-159
• Bob Burns pg. 122-130
• Toni Morrison - "Beloved" pg. 164
• Harold Macy - "The Four Storey Forest" pg. 172-166 (goes backwards)
• 2012-06-20 Phone conversation with Fred Errington pg. 173-174
• Margaret Atwood - "The Year of the Flood" pg. 179-176 (goes backwards)
• "Profiles in Canadian Literature" pg. 180
• W. H. New - "Borderlands" pg. 186-182 (goes backwards)
• Jack Hodgins - "The Invention of the World" pg. 193-188 (goes backwards)

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