O02 Pr ~% oS OY00% 4009 500~ 000 Ae00 97,07 900 909° > fs " i Fifteenth Annual Weber State University Storytelling Festwal 2011 Welcome! “The world is made of stories, not of atoms,” wrote poet Muriel Rukeyser. For millennia, the art of storytelling has defined and inspired human communities around the world. Weber State University and the Department of Teacher Education are pleased to contribute to this long-standing tradition by presenting the 15'" annual Storytelling Festival. We extend a warm welcome to all storytellers and their listeners. Thank you for sharing your creativity with the campus and Our community. F. Ann Millner, President Weber State University F. Ann Millner, President Weber State University Weber State University Storytelling Festiwal Committees 2011 Executive Committee Ann L. Ellis, Co-Chair Judith Mitchell, Co-Chair Lynda Goucher, Executive Assistant Carole McCain, Recording Secretary Steering Committee Accounting/Budget/Sponsors - Ann L. Ellis, Judith Mitchell, Leslie Moore Community Outreach, Vendors and Publicity - Shanna Tobin, Sallee Orr Facilities - Ellie Seely Festival Dinner - Leslie Moore Hosting - Judith Mitchell Masters of Ceremony - Suzie Wood, Erin Taggart Program - Ann L. Ellis Schools - Shirley Atkinson, Weber; Paula Bosgieter, Ogden; Sue Fisher, Weber; Monica Mudock, Davis; Shelly Ripplinger, Ogden; Nancy Taylor, Morgan. Sponsors Luncheon - Bill and Raelene Critchlow Storytellers - Rachel Hedman, Chair; Karl Behling, Esther Phelps Jackson, Anneliese Konkol, Jean Andra Miller. “Cinderella, Ph.D.” - Jean Andra Miller, Rosemary Conover, Esther Phelps Jackson University Liaison - Rosemary Conover, Loretta Walker Volunteers - Linda DeYoung, Beverly Heslop Thank you to the hundreds of community and University volunteers who work many long hours to make this Storytelling Festival a successful community event. 2011 Karen J. Ashton Storytelling Award Bob Wood lf you asked Bob about when his love for stories surfaced, he will admit that it started when he was a young child. He loved the stories that his mother read and the songs that she sung to him almost every day. It was one of the joys of his childhood. Bob Wood He has been telling stories for a long time. He used stories to explain his early behavior as a boy ona farm, as a school teacher to entertain the thirty “cherubs,” and to convince his would-be wife that underneath his frog-like appearance there really was a captive prince. Twelve years ago he donned a “Cat in the Hat” costume to read and | 4 few stories on Dr. Seuss's Birthday. Somebody let the cat out of the bag (so to speak) and he has on roaming Weber School District, in his role as Student Services Director, doing “drive-by-readings” in any of the schools ever since. b has been involved with the Storytelling Festival in some way since its inception. When the festival san, he was a principal at an elementary school. They conducted mini-festivals in the school and lected representatives from each grade and then from the school to perform at the Storytelling Festival. 5 was on the Storytelling Committee for four years and helped coordinate the participation and andance of the students in Weber School District. He continues to enjoy the festival and participates a storyteller or as an emcee. 9 Phyllis Dixon Shaw Anneliese Konkol Steven R. Mecham Bill Higley 100 Dean W. Hurst O2 Milan E. Mecham ON A 0 revious Karen J. Ashton Award Winners A f 4 001 =William J. Critchlow III 2003 Lynne Greenwood 2004 Lynne Goodwin 2005 Karen B. Lofgreen 2007 W. Bryan Bowles 2008 Margaret |. Rostkowski 2009 Virginia Rasmussen 2010 Jean Andra Miller Karen J. Ashton he Karen J. Ashton Storytelling Award is presented annually to a deserving community zen who perpetuates the art and purpose of storytelling. Twenty years ago, Karen .shton envisioned a renewal of the ancient art of storytelling and established the npanogos Storytelling Festival, one of the most widely recognized festivals in the country. 2n is well respected in the world of professional storytelling as one who nurtures the yteller and his or her art. She was instrumental in supporting the foundation of the WSU ytelling Festival. Welcome to the 15“ Annual Weber State University Storytelling Festival Fifteen years ago, who would have thought that a field full of tents on a rainy weekend would turn into a bustling annual festival with nearly 50 separate events across three counties for listeners from pre-school to senior citizens? Who could have imagined, that inthat time, 40 nationally celebrated tellers would bring their story gifts to our community, or that 140 storytellers from around here would leave us spell bound? Who could have guessed that close to 1000 school children would stand on the same stages as practiced professionals to weave their tales and that thousands more would have told their stories in their schools, to their grandmas and grandpas and anyone else who would — listen? Some of those children are now bringing their | own children to the festival. And what a storytelling festival it is! The excitement mounts, the crowds hush, and we are caught up in “Once upon atime...” all over again. We fly away to National Tellers 2011 - Williams Tell Willy Claflin is well loved by story listeners at the Weber State University Storytelling Festival. He was born before television. The only child of shy eccentric parents, he grew up in the woods of New Hampshire where he spent his childhood day dreaming and impersonating wild life. _ In boarding school, he found out he was funny. All grown up, next he went to Harvard where his imagination did not abandon him. He became a folk singer, Then he had to get a job so he taught school, where he found out . kids love learning from puppets—and he got to sing. Eventually he was hijacked by a troupe of hand puppets, including one alien life form. A full time performer and writer for the last 25 years, Willy is a now a most storyteller, mostly for adults, but his kid fans are still really important. _ Bill Harley is onee of the Weber State University Slorvielling Festival’ 5all[ time favorite tellers. He is a two-time Grammy award-winning artist and — recipient of the Magic Penny Award from the Children’s Music Network, — Bill uses song and story to paint a vibrant and hilarious picture of growing — up, schooling and family life. His work spans the generation gap, reminds © us of our common humanity and challenges us to be our very best selves, A prolific author and recording artist, Bill is also a regular commentator for NPR's “All Things Considered” and featured on PBS. He joined the National Storytelling Network's Circle of Excellence in 2001 and tours nationwide as an ae performing artist and keynote speaker. : Bil Lepp gins the other Williams at the Weber State Uni eee situation. A champion and veteran of the West Virginia Liars’ contest, Storytelling Festival for the first time. He said growing up ina family where it was always the responsibility of the listener to decide whether or not — a story was true, he became adept at spinning tales and exaggerating — circumstances at an early age. Audiences all across the country have been. delighted by Bil’: s hilarious tales and delightful insights into everyday life. Be it a plunger, a hunting trip, or a funeral, Bil can find the humor in 7 | Lepp explains that while his stories may not be — es honest. true, they alare O 9M elr nt y tO — a5 ore eir sld »s and places long ago and far away, but close to own hearts. We find ourselves laughing and crying he same time. will delight again this anniversary year, as “Wilis Tell.” Willy Claflin, Bill Harley, and Bil Lepp, ands and highly acclaimed national tellers, join ‘es in programs that will surprise and delight jiences throughout the three days of the Festival. jing them will be Nannette Watts; Omar and Lori sen; and Debi Richin. Thirty-four festival tellers the ranks and nearly 70 student storytellers will sht and astound. campus audiences will enjoy insight in to the ver of Story” with Bill Harley. They will gain skill in telling with Will Claflin during his workshop on “Teaching with Story.” A panel of university scholars will examine nuances of a world classic in “Cinderella, Ph.D.” The festival will be graced with artwork of children from Polk Elementary School in an accompanying exhibit titled “Picturing Cinderella.” Cinderella books will be on display at WSU Special Collections and at Weber County libraries. What a feast it will be! Come! Relish the delicious story fare at the 15th Annual Weber State University Storytelling Festival. National Tellers 5 is kn wn for bringing stories to life. With a orytelling, choreography, anda BRA _ ic Director for Resonance Story andvoicetocreate characters 1 highly requested storyteller and _ —> 1» BYU, she embracesthe worldof : almost. every storytelling festival in uuthor of ¢ “Youth Tell’ ane co- -directs 7 gannee stories bere 1B to contribute to their children’ Selementary , e D biR han — the names sof two ancestors Holly Robison enjoys folktales from different places in the world and stories created from her memories. Expect singing and lively expressions. She has a degree in Theater and has been president of the Utah Storytelling Guild's Olympus Chapter. (BV-German) | Clive Romney used to tell stories to relatives but didn't know he was a bona fide teller until Rachel Hedman told him! Since then, his pioneer stories, music career, and love of storytelling have combined to create a “passionate purveyor of pioneer portrayals.” Suzie Wood serves on the Festiva] steering committee and has been an enthusiastic contributor for many years. Her humor and imagination carry US away. University Tellers Lisa Dovenbarger’s mom taught her to tell stories to others when she was very young, and she did, even at one of our festivals. Now she is back as a WSU student, an adult, and one who has blossomed into a fine storyteller. Matthew Glover has been telling As a teacher, Jan C. Smith helps struggling readers with the power of story. She is the professional storyteller who got the title “Best in the West” at a contest. She spotlights the high-quality children’s literature. Stories since he was little, especially to his parents who wondered at the believability of it all. He is currently a student at Weber State University and an ROTC Caller. Cinderella, Ph.D. As a supervising teacher in the Melba Lehner Children’s School, Sherrie West has many illustrious achievements from being an author to developing curriculum and speaking around the country. She enjoys telling stories from children’s books. Wes and Emily Whitby have been telling stories together since they met at the Treehouse Children’s Museum. Having a common fascination with Russia, they want ~ and taught English and Theater at the Kazarnovsky Centre in Moscow. (BV-Russian) Bob Wood is a multitalented person who can play tne washboard, sing and tell stories at the same time. He did “Drive by Readings” as an educator. Asa Festival volunteer, he’s done oodles of different tasks from drudgery to storytelling. Classic Cinderella is the subject of a faculty panel discussion in the Hetzel-Hoellein Room of the WSU Stewart Library, Thursday, February 24, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. Join WSU faculty members Jean Andra Miller, Ph.D., foreign language emerita; Kathleen Herndon, Ph.D., English; Eric Amsel, Ph.D., psychology, and Rosemary Conover, Ph.D., anthropology, joined by Esther Phelps Jackson, as they consider the nuances of the tale and take questions from the audience. The presentation is accompanied by artwork of children from Polk Elementary School, “Picturing Cinderella.” Displays of collections of Cinderella books will be on display at Stewart Library, and Weber County Library Pleasant Valley Branch. Bilingual Voices A unique aspect of the WSU Storytelling Festival is the group known as Bilingual Voices, tellers who are conversant in more than one language. 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Pamela Hanks ™ Harley | : Willy Claflin: _ _ Ballroom DE - . _ a4 Maria Moesinger _ _ Rachel Love lan Donen _ __Benjaminkeler Linnea & Paul Cardon | Bil Pepe Rachel Hedman o Holly Robison "Stories for! Little Ones ~ Preschool Children’ 's Concert 10:30 - 11: 10 a.m., Room 101 Mary Halverson _ . _ Morning Magic 10: 30 - iT 720 a.m _ | Sarah Pane a — |_heee no Wes BemilyWhitby | =o)” — __ Tannatts Watts _ Wasatch oe Gabriel Priest A _ RachelHedman& "Savannah Johnso es . oe HolyRobiccn = ‘Bill Harley ty _ ct “Tales to Remember 11: 30 a.m. - 12: 30 p.m. _ Harley bee RyleyDeVault . | Motece Vee | Abby Moris Wes & Emily Whitby a“ Bob Claflin OO Wood ~ VVOOd _NannetteWatts Billepp @7=3&© : = | ”—t—trti‘=‘*E=FPOFEEECAGCCMSCC™C'_Csasitiiédéiéd=ae Weber State University Ogden Campus “The Power of Story” Bill Harley with Lisa Dovenbarger and Matt Glover Student Union Building Ballroom A 1:30 - 2:20 p.m. Outreach Story Concerts at Area Schools Head Start 9:00 a.m. Ogden School District-Heritage Elementary 1:00 p.m. & 1:40 p.m. Weber County-Municipal Elementary 1:30 p.m. Davis County-Hill Field Elementary 1:30 p.m. & 2:30 p.m. Carlos Camacho Nanette Watts Bil Lepp Daniel Bishop Storytelling Festival Banquet Williams Tell Overture: Bill Harley, Bil Lepp, Willy Claflin with Nannette Watts, David Eccles Conference Center, Ogden 6:30 p.m. SOLD OUT - Advanced Ticket Required - SOLD OUT Weber :State University Storytelling Festival, 2011 Masters of Ceremony Ken Adams — Carol Balaich John Bond | Linda Carver — Susan Deyoung Buck Ekstrom Kathy Gambles - Morgan School District Superintendent _ Harmony Music Camp Director _-. Bryan Bowles : Weber County Department Treasurer Davis Schoo! District Superintendent sis 8 : Weber School District Assistant ce Volunteer and Community _ _ _ |. Css Community Activist and Volunteer _7 _ King Elementary Principle Lynne Goodwin Treehouse Children’ 5 Museum Director 7 scott Harbertson Farmington City Mayor Kevin lreland Dinosaur Park Director . —=—S—Sse sf se WSU Storytelling Festival Events - Wednesday, February 23, 2011 Davi BCeIes t -Srierence Center & Peery’ s Egyptian Theater, Ogden Bers Ballroom 1.2.3 Ballroom BC ee Ballroom DE - Early Bird Stories 9: 30 - 10: :20 a. m. | _ A leisha K od_ _ Mason M - les “Alexis Baldwin _ Leslie loons _ oo Jean Andra Miller Laurie Allen Huesgen -~=Bill Harley Omar & Lori Hansen “— Claflin _ koe Giber! _ Renbschof Eli Greenwood - _ Jackson Brennan _ Carol Esterreicher ‘Bil Lepp ss "StoriesfortLittle Ones: -Preschool Children’ 5 Concert 10: :30 - 11: 10 a.m., Room 101 Talon Thorton — Kamryn Parkinson anine Nishiguehi- Bill —_ _ Sherrie West Morning Magic 10: 30 - 1: 20 a.m. 2 “Carson DeMoux _ a| _ - _ _ _ Dalton Moore se “Laurie Allen _Dereck ford kyle Housley - Virginia Rasmussen ~~=Bil Lepp = _ Omar & Lori Hansen __ _ ‘Emma Wadsworth =—_«sCKayleeChesire BilHigley Jan C. Smith | “Tales to Remember TI: 30 a.m. - 12:20 p. m. Ryan Joico ss _ -Tavia Mecham _ _ Virginia Rasmussen — Janine Nishiguchi | | Renee Sweet : Ashley Wiltsie —r—SCS Higley Jan. Smith Weber State University Ogden Campus Storytelling Workshop “Teaching with Story” Willy Claflin McKay Bldg. Moench Room 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m. Outreach Story Concerts at Area Schools Horizon School 1:00 p.m. Omar and Lori Hansen Ogden School District-Polk Elementary 2:00 p.m. Jan C. Smith . National Storytellers’ r Concert rT] emge Williams Tell Bil Lepp, Willy Claflin, Bill Harley, with Omar and Lori Hansen Peery’s Egyptian Theater 6:30 p.m. | : . Mike acobsen Weber School District Superintendent Nate Taggart _ Weber School District Community Relations Daron — Davis School District LA. Supervisor Janis Vause Ogden School District Foundation Director Jack Mahew , WSU Teacher Education - Chair Nancy Wold Ben Lomond Storytelling Guild Louise Moulding wsu Teacher Education Faculty -— BobWood Phyllis Savage "Treehouse Children’s Museum Volunteer Suzie Wood JeffStevens - Weber School District Assistant _ Noel ee Zabriskie —_ Weber School District Student Services Community Volunteer | Ogden School District Superintendent WSU Storytelling Festival Events - Thursday, February 24, 2011 Davis Conference Center, Layton Weber State University Ogden Campus Panel Discussion “Cinderella Ph.D” Jean Andra Miller, Ph.D., Kathleen Herndon, Ph.D., Eric Amsel, Ph.D., Rosemary Conover, Ph.D., Esther Phelps Jackson, M.S. with artwork from Polk Elementary School Stewart Library, Hetzel-Hoellein Room 1:30 p.m - 2:20 p.m. Outreach Storytelling Concerts at Area Schools Davis County-Eagle Bay Elementary Bill Harley Ogden City-Dee Elementary G15: PM. Willy Claflin Weber County-Riverdale Elementary 1:30 p.m. Debi Richin Davis Conference Center, Layton “Bedtime Stories” Debi Richin with Anneliese Konkol, Bill Higley and Virginia Rasmussen 6:30 p.m “Campfire Tales” Willy Claflin, Bill Harley and Bil Lepp Davis Conference Center, Layton, 7:30 p.m. 10 Storytelling Festival Special Events All events are free of charge except the Storytelling Festival Banquet on Tuesday Evening. Donations are welcome. Weber State University TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 “The Power of Story” Bill Harley with Lisa Dovenbarger and Matt Glover Student Union Building Ballroom A 1:30 - 2:20 p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 Storytelling Workshop “Teaching with Story” Willy Claflin McKay Bldg. Moench Room 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Panel Discussion “Cinderella Ph.D.” Jean Andra Miller, Ph.D., Kathleen Herndon, Ph.D., Eric Amsel, Ph.D., Rosemary Conover, Ph.D., Esther Phelps Jackson, M.S. with artwork from Polk Elementary School and book displays at WSU Stewart Library and Weber County Libraries Stewart Library, Hetzel-Hoellein Room 1:30 p.m - 2:20 p.m. Outreach Story Concerts at Area Schools TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 Head Start Ogden City - Heritage Elementary Veber County - Municipal Elementary Davis County - Hill Field Elementary Horizon School 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. & 1:40 p.m. £30 p.m, 1:30 p.m. & 2:20 p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 Jgden School District-Polk Elementary 1:00 ‘pra. Omar and Lori Hansen 2:00 p.m. Jan C. Smith THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Davis County - Eagle Bay Elementary Jeden City - Dee Elementary Veber County - Riverdale Elementary Carlos Camacho Nannette Watts Bil Lepp Daniel Bishop 1:15 p.m. E30 pif. i} Bill Harley Willy Claflin Debi Richin Storytelling Festival Special Events Seniors Concert THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Bil Lepp Davis Conference Center 1:30 p.m. Preschool Children’s Concerts TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Mary Halverson 22 David Eccles Conference Center, Ogden, Room 101 10:30 - 11:10 a.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 Sherrie West David Eccles Conference Center, Ogden, Room 101 10:30 - 11:10 a.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Suzanne Hudson & Julie Barnson Davis County Conference Center, Layton, Twilight 1 10:30 - 11:10 a.m. Evening Events TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2011 Storytelling Festival Banquet Williams Tell Overture: Bill Harley, Bil Lepp, Willy Claflin with Nannette Watts, David Eccles Conference Center, Ogden 6:30 p.m. SOLD OUT - Advanced Ticket Required - SOLD OUT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2011 National Storytellers’ Concert “Williams Tell”: Bil Lepp, Willy Claflin, Bill Harley, with Omar and Lori Hansen and Aleksa Poulter Peery's Egyptian Theater, Ogden, 6:30 p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2011 “Bedtime Stories” Debi Richin with Bill Higley and Virginia Rasmussen Davis Conference Center, Layton, 6:30 p.m “Campfire Tales” Willy Claflin, Bill Harley and Bil Lepp Davis Conference Center, Layton, 7:30 p.m. 12 Storytelling Festwal Sponsors Keepers of the Tales $10,000 plus Stewart Education Foundation Master Storytellers $5000 plus Davis School District and Davis School District Foundation Lawrence I. Dee and Janet Dee Foundation Steven and Susan Denkers Family Foundation Ogden School District and Ogden School Foundation Weber School District Weber State University Bards $1000 to $4,999 Lucia Browning MSL Family Foundation Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation Nebeker Family Foundation Utah Division of Arts and Museums Poets $500 to $999 American Dream Foundation/Karen and John Gullo Haven Barlow Peter and Ann Ellis Jean H. A. and Richard Miller Morgan County School District Listeners $50-$499 William H. and Patricia A. Child William J. II] and Raelene B. Critchlow George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park Every Blooming Thing Ivan J. and Beverly G. Heslop Kent and Brenda Larsen A. Earl and Carole McCain Judith P. Mitchell Robert and Jelean Montgomery Leslie R. and David B. Moore Harold and Esther Phelps Jackson Polk Elementary School PTA Harry O. and Beck Senekjian Tai Pan Trading Michael's Storytelling Festival Dinner Table Sponsors WSU Karl Behling Horizon School Merrill Lynch - Craig Umbrel Utah Storytelling Guild Weber State University WSU College of Arts and Humanities - Dean's Office WSU Jerry and Vickie Moyes College of Education WSU Department of Child and Family Studies WSU Department of English Department of Health Promotion and Human Performance WSU Department of Teacher Education WSU Stewart Library Our appreciation to any sponsors submitted after press time. is Storytelling Venues David Eccles Conference Center & Peery’s Egyptian Theater 2415 Washington Boulevard Ogden, Utah Davis Conference Center 1651 North 700 West, Layton, Utah Weber State University Ogden, Utah Outreach venues at local schools Save the Date 16th Annual Weber State University Storytelling Festival February 27 - 29, 2012 www.weber.edu/storytelling