FALL WORKSHOP 2000 Session Descriptions
	Tuesday, October 17, 2000 Camp Otterbein - Logan, Ohio

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9:00 AM - ARRIVAL & REGISTRATION
9:30 AM - WELCOME
	Communicating Effectively	Doug Wetsch
A	Project Learning Tree Project Learning Tree is a program that provides lesson materials for educators of all types on awareness and preservation of our environment. The lessons are designed to be experiential and fun for the students. NOTE: There is an additional $15.00 fee for materials. ALL registrations for this course are due in the section office by Sept 22.	Travis Showers
10:30 AM - WORKSHOPS BEGIN
B	Power Up Your Programs with Music - Sing, Thump, Wiggle & Tell Experience singing, learn song leading techniques, play party dance, learn musical program planning, play in a pop bottle band, and participate in a "bell choir on a shoe string." Programs for people ages 6 to ???, gifted and mentally challenged.	William E. "Bill" Henderson
C	Abla Do Fancy Plat Three hours of theater games and the connection they have to group initiatives. It will provide some super ideas for rainy days and will help enhance an existing low ropes program.	Joey Greene
D	Roundtable for Administrators This is a chance for camp administrators to share out best practices, our dreams, our concerns. We will focus on how we can take care of our own inner child, while handling the many responsibilities of the camp season. Bring for sharing copies of: forms, staff manual, Interview questions, programs, policies - anything that's worked well for you & could be used by your peers!	Debby Menzel
12:00 - LUNCH & BUSINESS MEETING
12:30 PM - Project Learning Tree continues until 4:00 PM
1:30 PM - WORKSHOPS CONTINUE
3:10 PM - WRAP UP AND DEPARTURE