Summer 2011 Instructor Roundtable Discussion & Image Presentation Schedule
Monday evenings through August 1; all presentations begin at 8:30 PM.
Held at Santa Fe Prep Auditorium, 1101 Camino de la Cruz Blanca.
MONDAY June 20 – Christopher James, Arthur Meyerson, David X.Tejada, Jennifer Davidson, Eddie Soloway, Kurt Markus
MONDAY June 27 – Alan M. Thornton, Karen Kuehn, Christopher James, Josh Withers
MONDAY July 4 – Keith Carter, Nick Merrick, Christopher James, Rick Allred, Elizabeth Opalenik, Andrew Eccles
MONDAY July 11 – Seth Resnick, Eddie Soloway, Bob Sacha, Genevieve Russell, Norah Levine, Joe McNally
MONDAY July 18 – Joe McNally, Jerry Courvoisier, Tony Corbell, Raul Touzon, Carlan Tapp
MONDAY July 25 – Raul Touzon, Nevada Wier, Paul Mobley, Bobbi Lane, Jennifer Spelman, Dave Hyams, Tony Bonanno
MONDAY August 1 – Doug Beasley, Allen Birnbach, Norman Jean Roy, Jerry Spagnoli, Rick Allred, Christian Witkin
The schedule is subject to change.
Santa Fe/New Mexico Web Sites
For weather, events, accommodations and more:
Santa Fe Visitors Bureau: www.santafe.org
SantaFe.com: www.visitsantafe.com
New Mexico Department of Tourism: www.newmexico.org
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce: www.santafechamber.com
Santa Fe Creative Tourism: santafecreativetourism.org
Santa Fe County: www.seesantafe.org
VisitSantaFe.com: www.visitsantafe.com
The Lensic Performing Arts Center: www.lensic.org
Also:
Albuquerque/It's A Trip: www.itsatrip.org
What's Going On, Albuquerque?: www.dukecityfix.com
Other Considerations
Santa Fe is located at 7,000 feet in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mountains.
The air is dry (usually about 15-25% humidity) and the sun is strong, so remember to wear a hat, sunscreen, and chapstick.
If you feel out of breath or sluggish, it's probably the altitude. Drink plenty of water; alcohol and caffeine are dehydrating.
Dehydration may also cause headaches, so again, drink lots of water, try ibuprofen, and pace yourself.
Santa Fe enjoys one of the best climates in the world. All four seasons are glorious. Summer days are hot and sunny, and the evenings are cool. Winter sees plenty of sunshine, and often plenty of snow. Fall is, quite simply, perfect.
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