Thank you to all 2012 Conference speakers who submitted their session materials and handouts to MRPA. Don’t see your materials below? Have a particular session you’d like to have materials for? Contact MRPA and we’ll do our best to locate additional materials.
Session handouts are displayed In the order presented at the 2012 Conference & Trade Show:
WEDNESDAY SESSIONS
Bullying in the Workplace, Juliene Hefter – Safety First Aquatics
The Hospitalitree: A Look at Customer Service at Michigan State Parks, Maia Stephens – MDNR
10 & Under Tennis: It’s a Whole New Ball Game, George Lowe – USTA
Marketing and Promotions, Juliene Hefter – Safety First Aquatics
Creating Community through Farmers Markets, Michigan Farmers Market Association and panelists
Partnering with the DNR on the First Spray Park at a State Park, Catherine Washabaugh -Friends of Bay City State Recreation Area
Sweaty Palms: The Neglected Art of Public Speaking, Juliene Hefter – Safety First Aquatics
Difficult Conversations: Why They Matter and How to Make the Best of Them, Linda Walter – Clinton Township Parks and Recreation
How Dreams Are Made: Translating Your Ideas Into Designs, TMP Architecture
Rec 101: Intro to New Partnership Opportunities, MDNR and MRPA
THURSDAY SESSIONS
From Collaboration to Consolidation: Rethinking the Boundaries of Our Organizations, Kerry Laycock – Laycock LLC.
Insurance and Liability Issues and Part of Your Daily Routine, Craig Manser – Ibex Insurance Agency
Managing Stress for Success, Eileen Soisson – The Meeting Institute
Developing a Recreation Authority in Your Community, Bobbie Wilson, Tony Lipinski and Tim Tomlinson – Roseville Parks and Recreation
FRIDAY SESSIONS
Developing a Way-Cool Organization, Barbara Heller – Heller and Heller Consulting
Let’s Go Fishing: Utilizing Fishing Events/Activities, Elyse Walter, MDNR
Communications Summit – Annual Reports 101, Desiree Stanfield and Melissa Wagner – Oakland County Parks
Assuming Responsibility for School Sports, Thomas Rashid – MHSAA
Athletics Summit, Mike Henegar – Dearborn Heights Parks and Recreation, and Thomas Rashid – MHSAA