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Wednesday, October 21, 2009   Pre-Conference Seminars

Your choice of three in-depth, full-day seminars. Enrollment will be limited to APH members only. Sign up early as no more than 25 students, and no fewer than 10, will be accepted for each session. More details on the Pre-Conference Seminars page.
Time Event Presenter
8:30am-3pm  Starting and Succeeding
With Your Personal History Business
Stephanie Kadel Taras, Ph.D.
8:30am-3pm  How to Write a Page-Turner Memoir
and Still Tell the Truth
Dawn Thurston
Morris Thurston
8:30am-4pm  The Art & Science of Video Production
Recording Powerful Personal Histories
Teri Duff

Wednesday, October 21, 2009   

Time Event Presenter
3:30pm-7pm  Registration
Pick up your conference materials at the APH Registration Desk in the hotel lobby.
 
5pm-6pm  Newcomers Orientation
New members and those new to our conferences are invited to arrive early to attend this preview of workshops and events. Gloria Nussbaum, past APH Membership Director, will also provide tips on how to get the most out of the conference and your membership.
Gloria Nussbaum
7:30pm-9:30pm  Welcome Reception
Light hors d’oeuvres and cash bar. Catch up with old APH friends and meet new ones.
Marianne Waller
and APH Board

Thursday, October 22, 2009   

Time Event Presenter
8am-8:30am  Morning Coffee/Tea Service  
8am-5:30pm  APH Registration/Store  
8:30am-10am  The Last Muster
Keynote Speaker
Maureen Taylor
10am-10:30am  Coffee Break  
10:30am-12noon Concurrent Workshops - Session 1  
  Workshop Session 1A
Library of Congress Veterans Project I
Preserving Memories of American Veterans
Robert Patrick
  Workshop Session 1B
Interviewing Basics I
How (and How Not) to Get the Story
Stephanie Kadel Taras, Ph.D.
  Workshop Session 1C
The Digital Revolution
Audio Basics From Recording to CD
Peter Farquhar
  Workshop Session 1D
Family History Workshops for Kids
"Is My Pet Frog Part of My Family?"
Maureen Taylor
  Workshop Session 1E
Brainstorming Outside the PH Box
Revolutionizing Video Projects
Eileen Kent
12:15pm-1:15pm  Networking Lunch  
1:45pm-3:15pm Concurrent Workshops - Session 2  
  Workshop Session 2A
Library of Congress Veterans Project II
Preserving Memories of American Veterans
Robert Patrick
  Workshop Session 2B
Interviewing Basics II
How (and How Not) to Get the Story
Stephanie Kadel Taras, Ph.D.
  Workshop Session 2C
Dealing With Challenging Clients
The Psychological Side of Being a PH
Teri Friedman, Ph.D.
  Workshop Session 2D
Weaving Multiple Narrative Voices
Different Storytelling Perspectives
Libby Atwater
  Workshop Session 2E
Seeing the Difference
From Pretty Good to Excellent Video
Rob Cooper
3:15pm-3:45pm  Coffee Break  
3:45pm-5:15pm  77 Truths About the Age 50plus Consumer
Marketing to the Mature Market
Kurt Medina
7pm-9pm  Salon Sessions
(TBA)
 
7pm-9pm  Print Show and Tell Sandy Choukroun
8pm-10pm  Video Share Bob Breakstone

Friday, October 23, 2009   

Time Event Presenter
8am-8:30am  Morning Coffee/Tea Service  
8am-4pm  APH Store  
8:30am-9:45am  Working with Oral Histories
Keynote Speaker
Charles Hardy III
President-Oral History Association
9:45am-10:15am  Coffee Break  
10:15am-11:45am Concurrent Workshops - Session 3  
  Workshop Session 3A
The Nuts and Bolts of Video Biographies
What You Need to Know to Run a Business
Teri Duff
  Workshop Session 3B
A Business Concept From England
How to Earn $10,000+ Per Project
Michael Oke
  Workshop Session 3C
Digital Publishing
Roll Your Own on Blurb, Lulu or...
Bob Breakstone
  Workshop Session 3D
7 Proven Steps to Designing Workshops
Karyn Greenstreet
  Workshop Session 3E
Lessons From the Memoir Revolution
How to Improve Your Product
Jerry Waxler, M.S.
12:15pm-1:30pm  APH Business Meeting Luncheon  
2pm-3:30pm Concurrent Workshops - Session 4  
  Workshop Session 4A
Profitable Video Biography Companies
Strategies for Financial Success
Teri Duff
  Workshop Session 4B
Social Media 101
Why It Might Be a Good Idea for You
Stefani Twyford
  Workshop Session 4C
Corporate and Organizational Histories
How to Get the Biz and Do the Work
Pat McNees, APH Vice-President
  Workshop Session 4D
Creating a Personal Historian Website
Karyn Greenstreet
  Workshop Session 4E
Facilitate Life-Writing Workshops
While Gaining Credibility and Clients
Gillian Hewitt, APH Membership Director
3:30pm  Free Afternoon
Take advantage of a little leisure time to relax or explore your surroundings. Catch a train to Philadelphia’s Old City. Take the hotel shuttle to nearby Valley Forge National Park or the many shops and restaurants within the vast King of Prussia Mall. Network with your APH colleagues or just enjoy the leisure time.
 
7pm-9pm  Salon Sessions
(TBA)
 

Saturday, October 24, 2009   

Time Event Presenter
8am-8:30am  Morning Coffee/Tea Service  
8am-1:30pm  APH Store  
8:30am-10am  The Red Leather Diary
A Bestseller Based on a Found Journal
Keynote Speaker
Lily Koppel
Author, Writer for the New York Times
10am-10:30am  Coffee Break  
10:30am-12noon Concurrent Workshops - Session 5  
  Workshop Session 5A
The Listening Revolution
Hands-On Approaches to Video Interviews
Arielle Nobile
  Workshop Session 5B
Partnering for Profit
Collaborations Within APH
Linda Coffin, APH Publications Director
  Workshop Session 5C
Brand and Scale in Personal History
Alternate Business Models
Peter Gudmundsson
  Workshop Session 5D
The Manuscript Is Complete
A Guide to Quality Book Production
Fred Perrin
  Workshop Session 5E
Breathe Life Into People in Your Story
Make Them More Than Names On a Page
Dawn Thurston
12noon-1:30pm  Lunch on Your Own  
12:30pm-1:30pm Setup for Town Square  
1:30pm-4:30pm Town Square Cindy Wright
1:30pm-4:30pm Vendor Expo at Town Square  
1:30pm-4:30pm Regional PH Project Displays  
2pm-4pm Speed Coaching at Town Square  
7pm-10:30pm  American Bandstand Bash Marianne Waller

Sunday, October 25, 2009   

Time Event Presenter
8:30am-9am  Morning Coffee/Tea Service  
9am-10:30am  Personal History Clients Panel
Led by APH member Teri Friedman, a panel of personal history clients will discuss the ups and downs of the personal history process from their perspective.
Teri Friedman, Ph.D.
10:30am-11am  Coffee Break  
11am-11:15am  Passing the Torch
Introduction of 2010 Conference Program Chair
Marianne Waller
11:15am-12:30pm  Tales from the Heart  
12:30pm  Conference Close  

 

 

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