Community Literacy Festival Schedule Page

Community Literacy Festival Schedule

9:30 - 10 am

   Continental Breakfast –Courtyard-sponsored by the Office of Community Relations
                   Welcome/Introductions
                   JoAnn Carter-Wells,Ph.D.- Director, Community Learning and Literacy Center
                   Milton Gordon, Ph.D.- President, CSU Fullerton
                   Claire Cavallaro, Ph.D. -Dean, College of Education
                   George Giacumakis, Ph.D.- Director, CSU Fullerton, Irvine Campus
                   Susan Katsaros, Office of Community Relations
                   Tuffy Titan and Spirit Squad
                   Festival Overview
                  “Mark Twain”

10-10:50 am FIRST SESSION
                   1.1 Adrienne Chavez Jennings-McMillan
                     “Story Soup: Spinning Tales, Myths and Legends”
                      (6th grade-adult)-Rm. 200
                   1.2 Deborah Turner and Wheely Willy
                      How Willy got his Wheels
                      (5th grade -adult)-Rm. 203
                   1.3 Elaine Wonsavage, Ph.D.
                        Reflections on the Weekly Reader and other Literacy Endeavors
                        (adults/parents)-Rm. 152
                   1.4 Wave Vidmar
                      Quest for the North Pole - explorer, world record holder, adventurer
                      (all ages)-south lawn area with Ben Wagner, MSIDT

Program

1.5 Math Literacy Room- “Math for the Whole Family” Mark Ellis, Ph.D. &

Sandra Alaux, Ed.D. (all ages)-Rm. 145

1.6 Christine Angeli “Bamboo SUMI-E Painting and Haiku Poem”
(K-6)-Rm. 201

1.7 Victoria Burnett “Stories that Sing” (all ages)-Rm. 202

1.8 Curt Visca “It’s Curtoon Time” (K-6)-Rm. 211

1.9 Ryan Lederer The Adventures of Captain Candy -11 yr. old author
(all ages)-Rm. 212

1.10 Scholastic/Orange County Reading Room-storytelling by teachers
and free books (K-6)- Titan Student Lounge-1st floor

11-11:50 am Second Session
2.1 Kate Bono and Pam Oliver
“Helping Parents to Recognize, Appreciate, and Work

       with   Children's   Temperament“ (adults/parents)-Rm. 200
                 2.2 Safari Sadie - “Rubber Jungle Revue” - balloon storyteller
                       (K-6)-Rm. 201
                  2.3 Karen Ivers, Ph.D –magician-“Engaging Children in Magic”
                        (all ages)-Rm. 211
                  2.4 Quang Pham - A Sense of Duty: My Father, My American Journey
                        (adults/parents)-Rm. 212
                  2.5 Science Literacy - Sue Neuen and Robert Giasolli - “World of the

       Small” nanotechnology (3rd grade -adult)-Rm. 203
                   2.6 Elaine Wonsavage, Ph.D.
                       “Reflections on the Weekly Reader and other Literacy Endeavors”
                        (adults/parents)- Rm. 152
                   2.7 Wave Vidmar- Quest for the North Pole - explorer, world record

holder, adventurer (all ages)-south lawn area with Ben Wagner, MSIDT

Program

2.8 David Giddings - Harry the Bear-skateboarding bear
(K-3)-Rm. 202
2.9 Scholastic/Orange County Reading Room -storytelling by teachers

and free books (K-6)- Titan Student Lounge-1st floor

12-1:00 pm Barbeque and Café- courtyard and south lawn area
Jazz Ensemble, William Cunliffe, Director, CSUF Music Department

1-1:50 Third Session
            3.1 Adrienne Chavez Jennings-McMillan
                       “Story Soup: Spinning Tales, Myths and Legends”
                       (6th grade -adult) –Rm. 200
                3.2 Safari Sadie-“Rubber Jungle Revue” -balloon storyteller (K-6)-Rm. 202
                3.3 Sylvia Lieberman and Archibald–Archibald’s Swiss Cheese Mountain
                         (K-6)-Rm. 203
                 3.4 Elaine Wonsavage, Ph.D.
                      “Reflections on the Weekly Reader and other Literacy Endeavors”
                        (adults/parents)-Rm. 152
                 3.5 Wave Vidmar - Quest for the North Pole - explorer, world record