2015 Institute Prepacket - Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association

 2015 UUMA CENTER Ins1tute for Excellence in Ministry Pre-­‐Packet Dear colleagues and friends,
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YOU are the ones we’ve been waiting for! This UUMA CENTER Institute for Excellence
in Ministry will be the vibrant, connective, rejuvenating and inspiring experience that we
know it can be because of your presence!
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We, and others on the CENTER team, past and present, have been preparing for months
and months for our time together at Asilomar, in Pacific Grove, California. We’ve heard
what you are hungry for…. and so we’ve invited some world-class religious leaders to
prepare a selection of nourishing, exciting, and thought-provoking workshop and worship
services. We have planned activities for our spouses and partners, because they need
rejuvenation and connection, too. We are providing for quality child care, and allcommunity times so that the children who attend will get to connect with one another as
well as with their parents and the larger circle of the UU faith that holds them.
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But, wait… there’s more! We are guessing that you will arrive with some ideas, some
conversations you hope to have, as well as some need for personal renewal. This year we
will have the technological capability to set up on-site meet-ups so that you will have a
way to identify and connect with others who are interested in particular topics or
activities. It may be a small group conversation, or a jam session on the beach, or an
outing to a Monterey restaurant… we can make it happen! We have built in to the
schedule some precious free time, where you can talk with a dear friend, or take a nap,
join a tour to explore the area, or take a walk by yourself along the Pacific Ocean. You
might want to schedule a massage as part of your self-care plan for February.
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Whatever you choose…. We hope you dive in! Dive in to experience of the UUMA
Institute for Excellence in Ministry, and be transformed as you participate in the
transformation of others. We are interconnected…. We cannot do this alone… We’ve
been waiting for you!
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In faith,
Meghan Cefalu and Lynn Gardner
CENTER Institute Co-chairs
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UUMA COVENANT From the UUMA Guidelines
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United in our call to serve the spirit of love and justice through the vocation of ministry in the
liberal religious tradition,
We, the members of the Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association, covenant with one another:
• To conduct ourselves with integrity, honoring the trust placed in us;
• To embody in our lives the values that we proclaim on behalf of our faith;
• To support one another in collegial respect and care, understanding and honoring the
diversity within our association;
• To hold ourselves accountable to each other for the competent exercise of our vocation;
• To use our power constructively and with intention, mindful of our potential unconsciously to
perpetuate systems of oppression;
• To seek justice and right relations according to our evolving collective wisdom, and to refrain
from all abuse or exploitation;
• To cultivate practices of deepening awareness, understanding, humility, and commitment to
our ideals;
• To labor earnestly together for the well being of our communities and the progress of
Unitarian Universalism.
Through fidelity to this covenant and our Code of Professional Conduct, we aspire to grow in
wholeness, and bring hope and healing to the world.
INSTITUTE COVENANT !
Our UUMA CENTER Institute for Excellence in Ministry is a learning environment that is sacred
to all who attend. In order to provide the best possible experience for all, the CENTER Committee
and Right Relations Team ask that you read and respect it as you enjoy your time at the Institute.
We adhere to the covenant of the UUMA (above) and the guidelines of professional practice.
We strive to be in right relationship with one another in our daily interactions.
Therefore we acknowledge:
1. We all have something to learn. We want to set and uphold the expectation that we are a
learning community, in which well-intentioned mistakes are an inevitable part of the road
toward growth
2. As a community, we all have the responsibility to help each other in relationship. We need
each other for help in seeing what we can't see on our own.
3. We want to see, trust, and affirm one another's good intentions. We also want to have a
process for working through the harm caused when there is a "miss" - when the intentions and
the impact are not aligned. This accountability has three parts:
• to one’s self and idea/image of self/spirit (how do you set your mark? how do you know
you have missed it?)
• to the person/persons who have been wronged
• to the community as a whole
We take collective responsibility to embody the best of ministry.
We share responsibility for group dynamics and work in service of our purpose.
We are mindful and respect each other by showing up on time and being fully present.
We respect one another’s privacy.
We are here in service of our faith.
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Deepening Into Difference at the Ins;tute !
Building skills for intercultural communication and community is the key to living into the power and
potential of our faith. We cannot benefit from the fullness of each person’s humanity, from the light
of spirit that sparks in each of us uniquely, unless we can see and appreciate the differences among us.
Those differences allow us to deepen in our knowledge of the holy as we bow to the mystery in each
other. Many of those differences derive from what we have come to understand as culture. Our skill
at honoring, celebrating, and working with the complexities of difference is key to our ability to
connect and see and know each other. It is the key to any efforts at knowing what shape justice
should take, and what peace really looks like.
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As you are probably aware, the UUMA has a longstanding commitment to full inclusion, equity and
anti-oppression, expressed most succinctly in our UUMA Code of Conduct as follows:
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Ethical Standards:
I will work to confront attitudes and practices of unjust discrimination on the basis of race, color,
class, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, age, physical or mental ability, or ethnicity, and
to challenge them within myself and in individuals, congregations, and groups I serve.
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Expectations of Conduct:
I will acknowledge the reality of privilege arising from differences of social location and historical
marginalization. I will exercise the power of my authority and the privileges of my social location
in such a way that I do not disadvantage my colleagues on the basis of my or their race, color,
class, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, age, physical or mental ability or ethnicity.
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Our intentions to fulfill these standards and expectations have been good, and we have sometimes
fallen short of meeting them. At the Institute this year, we are working on some new practices of
personal and communal accountability.
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As we pursue our fulfillment of our obligations to each other and our aspirations for our selves, we are
guided by these assumptions:
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1. Ours is a learning community in which well-intentioned mistakes are an inevitable part of the
road toward growth.
2. As members of a learning community, we each have the responsibility to help each other learn.
We need help in learning what we can’t learn on our own. We need to help others learn what
they cannot learn on their own. For those of us in the dominating cultures (white, straight or
male) we pledge to step up and be allies, even when it’s uncomfortable for us.
3. We trust and affirm one another's good intentions.
4. Identity-based power dynamics are a fact of our institutional life together and will impact how
we experience the Institute.
5. In the event of a harmful statements or actions, we will work to respond with three priorities in
mind: a) the person or persons who have been harmed; b) the person or persons who are
accused of causing the harm; c) the community as a whole.
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The first thing we ask of individuals is to join in a regular reflection practice on your own participation
and experience of the Institute, centered on the following questions:
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What went well?
What went wrong?
What was challenging?
What did you learn?
What do you want to do differently in the future?
How will you develop the skill/information needed to make that change?
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There are three ways you might choose to engage in this reflection:
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1. As part of your own spiritual practice on a daily basis
2. In a facilitated small group that will gather on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from
8:00-8:30pm
3. In an informal, self-selected small group that meets one or more times during the week
If there are things that arise in you during the reflection process that you would like to share, there
will be designated colleagues available to hear your insights. If you have substantive matters of
concern about matters of power and privilege at the Institute, please be in touch with Nori Rost
(revrost@aol.com 719-963-0242) or Karen Hutt (khutt1@fairview.org)
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We look forward to learning and deepening our community together along the California coast!
Service Opportuni;es !
The following opportunities are available during the Institute. The positions below include a
modest honorarium to offset the cost of registration. If you are interested in applying for one or
more of these positions, please fill out the application at http://www.uuma.org/default.asp?
page=opportunities or email your responses to programs@uuma.org by January 12, 2015.
Applicants will be notified by January 20.
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Chaplain
Chaplains will be available to community members who are in need of immediate ministerial
support or guidance. Chaplains should be prepared to be called out of seminar programs in a
crisis situation. Chaplains may be requested by the Right Relationship Team to respond to a
situation needing pastoral attention. Honorarium: $250
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Morning Spiritual Practice Leader
Each morning from 6:45AM – 7:30AM there will be an opportunity for spiritual practice
groups. Group leaders are needed to lead particular programs. Program ideas include yoga,
meditation, running, exercise on the beach, dream group, journaling, etc. Leaders will be
expected to lead their program Tuesday– Friday mornings. Honorarium: $150
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Opportuni;es to volunteer will be posted in January
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Meet-­‐ups @ the Ins;tute This year we are making it easier than ever to gather groups of people together for conversation,
meet and greets, games, yoga, or whatever else you’d like to do! We have created a Meet-up
group for the UUMA and anyone can create a Meet-up or look over what’s been created and join
in. Here’s what to do:
1. Join Meet-up or sign in here: http://www.meetup.com/
2. Join the UUMA Meet-up here: http://www.meetup.com/Unitarian-Universalist-MinistersAssociation/ You need to be approved to be a member, which we do manually, so make sure
to sign up before the Institute!
3. Everyone who is approved as a member is also made an Event Organizer. To schedule a new
Meet-up, click on the “Schedule a New Meet-up” at the top of the group page. If you need
more detailed instructions, you can find them here. Make sure you are not scheduling your
Meet-up during a seminar or worship. You can find the full Institute Schedule here.
4. Click here for a list of possible venues. Make sure no one is using your venue before your list
it. Click here for a map that shows the locations of the venues. Please note that we may
change venues based on the number of attendees for any given event.
5. Announce your Meetup! Make sure to say yes when asked if you want to announce your
Meetup so that other members will be notified.
Feel free to email Allison at programs@uuma.org if you have any questions or difficulties.
CHILD CARE !
Sign up for UUMA Text Alerts! !
We are pleased to be able to provide child
care at the 2015 UUMA CENTER Institute
for Excellence in Ministry.
Want to keep up with the latest news
during the Institute? Sign up for text
updates!
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Child care is free to members who
registered prior to the event. Questions or
concerns can be directed to Janette.
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All you have to do is text
@Institute2015
to 23559
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Hours Provided:
Monday: 3:30-6pm; 7:30-9pm
Tuesday-Thursday: 8:15am-12:15pm,
2:00-5:30pm, 7:00-10:00pm
Friday: 8:15-12:15pm
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To be supplied on site by parents:
• Diapering supplies/changes of clothes/
sippy cups
• Food/formula/feeding supplies for
children not yet on table food
Parents will need to pick your child(ren)
up during the lunch hour.
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Click here to register your child(ren)!
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Seminar Assignment Lists As of 12/16/2015 If you would like to switch seminars, please email Allison at programs@uuma.org by January 15. Please note that Seminars #2, #3 and #8 are full. 1. Preaching & Worship for the Future Church and the Future of Church - Piazza
Matthew Alspaugh
Stephen Atkinson
Robin Bartlett
Jeffrey Barz-Snell
Bruce Beisner
Roger Bertschausen
Sofia Betancourt
Bruce Bode
Beverly Boke
Jennifer Brower
John Buehrens
Lucy Bunch
Lyn Cameron
Lara Campbell
Thomas Capo
Greg Dubow
Nica Eaton-Guinn
Peter Farriday
Barnaby Feder
Marta Flanagan
Karen Fraser Gitlitz
Donald Garrett
Elaine Gehrmann
Kendyl Gibbons
John Gibbons
Gretchen Haley
Patty Hanneman
Fiona Heath
Angela Henderson
Kathleen Hepler
Angela Herrera
Ronald Hersom
Christiane Heyde
Ashley Horan
Norman Horofker
Leisa Huyck
Paul Johnson
Roger Jones
Daniel King
Sandor Kovacs
Sarah Lammert
Katharine Landis
Katie Larsell
Marlin Lavanhar
Sara LaWall
Walter LeFlore
Christina Leone Tracy
Tera Little
Rob MacPherson
John Marsh
Aaron McEmrys
David McFarland Nuttle
Patrick McLaughlin
Andrew Millard
Alison Miller
Matthew Moon
Peter Morales
Amy Morgenstern
Mary Katherine Morn
Jake Morrill
Daniel O'Connell
Claudene Oliva
Andrew Pakula
James Parrish
Barbara Prose
Robert Renjilian
Meg Riley
Tandi Rogers
Kristen Rohm
Nori Rost
Amy Russell
Nathan Ryan
Jennifer Ryu
Kent Saleska
Lenora Sanchez
Kathryn Schmitz
Laura Shennum
Christina Sillari
Terrance Sims
Theresa Soto
Paul Sprecher
Teresa Sprowls
Marian Stewart
Lynn Strauss
AliceSyltie
Julie Taylor
Samuel Trumbore
Lois Van Leer
Douglas Wadkins
Wayne Walder
Kate Walker
Sian Wiltshire
Jay Wolin
Chip Wright
Sharon Wylie
Michael Young
2. Even if We Are Not on Par with Mozart - Belletini, Rolenz, Horst
Erica Baron
Janet Bush
Tamara Casanova
Suzuki
Kelli Clement
Jill Cowie
Claudia Frost
Emily Gage
Lynn Gardner
Erin Gingrich
Mark Glovin
Carl Gregg
Leah Hart-Landsberg
Erika Hewitt
Jill Jarvis
Dana Lightsey
Kent McKusick
Jeremy Nickel
Myriam Renaud
Ian Riddell
Cathy Rion Starr
Jessica Rodela
Scott Rudolph
Craig Schwalenberg
Tracy Springberry
Jaco ten Hove
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3. Just Transition in a Time of Unraveling - Macy, Kuwahld
Neal Anderson
Emilie Boggis
Patricia Brennan
Rebecca Bryan
Peggy Clarke
Heather Concannon
Leon Dunkley
Alison Eskildsen
Debra Faulk
Julie Forest
Dawn Fortune
Rebecca Froom
John Hickey
Sara Huisjen
Beth Johnson
Mykel Johnson
Nancy Palmer Jones
Nina Kalmoutis
Susan Karlson
Robert Klein
Hilary Krivchenia
Darcey Laine
Paul Langston-Daley
Arthur Lavoie
Brock Leach
Ian Maher
Suzanne Marsh
Matthew McHale
Barbara Liscord
Kathleen McTigue
John Millspaugh
Sarah Millspaugh
Karen Mooney
Jennifer Nordstrom
Elaine Peresluha
Bryan Plude
Karen Quinlan
Lindi Ramsden
Heather Rion Starr
Diane Rollert
Kathy Sage
Catherine Senghas
Frederick Small
Meg Soens
Jan Taddeo
David Takahashi Morris
Deanna Vandiver
Vail Weller
Ann Willever
Alison Wohler
Gretchen Woods
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5. Interplay - Porter, Winton-Henry
Alice Anacheka-Nasemann
Kathryn Bert
Jennifer Brooks
Melissa Carvill-Ziemer
Katie Lee Crane
Lydia Ferrante-Roseberry
Fritz Hudson
Darrick Jackson
Jonalu Johnstone
Suzelle Lynch
Sarah McNeill
Linda Peebles
Barbara ten Hove
Melissa Thomson
Lisa Ward
Shawn Newton
Elizabeth Nguyen
Theresa Novak
David Carl Olson
Kathleen Owens
Carolyn Patierno
David Pettee
Cynthia Pincus
Jeanne Pupke
Ellen Quaadgras
Mitra Rahnema
Karen Rasmussen
Kimi Riegel
Jonathan Rogers
David Schwartz
Catherine Scudera
Gail Seavey
Misty-Dawn Shelly
Lise Sherry
Madeleine Sifantus
Aija Simpson
Carlton Smith
Joshua Snyder
Betty Stapleford
Sarah Stewart
Yvonne Strejcek
MarkStringer
Laurie Stuart
Leslie Takahashi
Bruce Taylor
Abbey Tennis
Lindasusan Ulrich
David Usher
Marta Valentin
Gregory Ward
Pamela Wat
Amy Carol Webb
Margaret Weis
Edward Wight
Wendy Williams
6. Love, Period. - Lewis
Wayne Arnason
Jay Atkinson
Anne Bancroft
Wendy Bartel
Pamela Barz
Darcy Baxter
Margaret Beard
Lyn Betz
Sarah Caine
Madelyn Campbell
Seth Carrier-Ladd
Jessica Clay
Terasa Cooley
Jennifer Crow
Charles Dieterich
Mara Dowdall
Rob Eller-Isaacs
Julia Fankuchen
Jim Foti
Peter Friedrichs
Stephen Furrer
Carly Gaylor
Pamela Gehrke
Axel Gehrmann
Paige Getty
Louise Green
Patricia Hart
David Helfer
Molly Housh Gordon
Heather Janules
Matthew Johnson-Doyle
Kathryn Kandarian
Robert Keithan
Cecilia Kingman
Jonipher Kwong
Laurel Liefert
Marcus Liefert
Elizabeth Maclay
Dena McPhetres
Russell Menk
Benjamin Meyers
Fredric Muir
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7. Taking Your Staff Team to the Next Level - Beaumont
Kaaren Anderson
Myron Andes
Christopher Bell
Thomas Belote
Jade Benson
Leland Bond-Upson
Rosemary Bray McNatt
Andy Burnette
Jennifer Channin
Frank Clarkson
Claire Feingold Thoryn
Natalie Fenimore
Kendra Ford
Alicia Forde
Susan Frederick-Gray
Jude Geiger
Lissa Gundlach
Julia Hamilton
Robert Hardies
Cathy Harrington
Rebecca Hinds
Kenneth Hurto
Eric Kaminetzky
Michael Leuchtenberger
Harlan Limpert
Stephanie May
Jill McAllister
Morgan McLean
Mary Moore
Richard Nugent
Gregory Pelley
Sue Phillips
Amanda Poppei
Donna Renfro
Rod Richards
Pamela Rumancik
Justin Schroeder
Lisa Schwartz
Teresa Schwartz
Vanessa Southern
Emily Webb
Andrew Weber
Kimberly Wildszewski
Kate Wilkinson
Anastassia Zinke
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8. Leading from Within - Fenner, Edmundson
Tess Baumberger
Rebecca Bijur
Peter Boullata
Dawn Cooley
Sharon Dittmar
Bonnie Dlott
Mark Evens
Roberta Finkelstein
Megan Foley
Mary Ganz
Linda Hart
Michael Hennon
Cynthia Kane
Bret Lortie
Melora Lynngood
Sue Magidson
Kent Matthies
Carmen McDowell
Jim McKinley
Sarah Moldenhauer-Salazar
Joan Montagnes
Amy Moses-Lagos
Parisa Parsa
Elizabeth Presley
Suzanne RedfernCampbell
Ellen Spero
Julie Stoneberg
Karen Stoyanoff
Sonya Sukalski
Elaine Tenbrink
Judith Tomlinson
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9. Covenant-Based Conflict Resolution - Cox (Half Seminar)
Sara Ascher
Jill Bowden
Susan Browning
Patrice Curtis
Terry Davis
Cathey Edwards
Anita Farber-Robertson
Lynne Garner
Nina Grey
Bruce Johnson
Hilary Krivchenia
Megan Lynes
Shana Lynngood
Scott McNeill
Emily Melcher
Shelley Page
Wendy Pantoja
Carolyn Price
Dennis Reynolds
Tom Schade
Marlene Walker
Gretchen Weis
Mary Wellemeyer
Judith Welles
Nan White
Sunshine Wolfe
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10. Writing that Opens the Door - Hering (Half Seminar)
Pam Allen-Thompson
Rachel Anderson
Sara Ascher
Jill Bowden
Susan Browning
Jan Christian
Carol Cissel
Joseph Cleveland
Terry Davis
Cathey Edwards
Anita Farber-Robertson
Lynne Garner
Joanne Giannino
Nina Grey
Christine Hillman
Timothy House
Alyson Jacks
Bruce Johnson
Jennifer Kelleher
David Keyes
Kathryn Lore
Megan Lynes
Susan Manker-Seale
Emily Melcher
Shelley Page
Wendy Pantoja
Lawrence Peers
Susan Rak
Jane Ramsey
Dennis Reynolds
Paul Sawyer
Thomas Schade
Chris Schriner
Gretchen Weis
Mary Wellemeyer
Judith Welles
Nan White
Sunshine Wolfe
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PLANNING FOR YOUR TRIP TO ASILOMAR !
We have included a map and some “need to know” information about Asilomar in this packet (this
will be available in larger type at Asilomar as well). Here are some other questions and answers that
will be helpful.
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What will the weather be like?
The weather can be clear and sunny to foggy to rainy, temperatures are generally in the 50s, day and
night.
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What shall I bring with me?
Journal, notepad, writing tools
Casual layered clothing
Windbreaker
Swimsuit (an outdoor heated pool is on site)
Tennis shoes or sturdy walking shoes
Sweater and/or jacket
Umbrella
Sunscreen
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How do I get from the airport to Asilomar?
We are offering discounted shuttles to and from the Monterey, San Jose and San Francisco Airports.
For full details, please visit our Shuttle Registration page. The deadline to register for discounted
shuttles is December 22.
If our shuttle times don't work for you, local taxi companies service the Monterey Peninsula Airport as
does the Monterey-Salinas Transit bus system. The airports in San Jose and San Francisco are also
served by the Monterey Airbus, an airport shuttle service that can bring travelers right to Asilomar.
Airport shuttle service to and from San Jose and San Francisco airports can be arranged in advance
through Monterey Salinas Airbus by calling 831-373-7777 or visiting the Monterey Airbus website.
There is a $5 discount if you make your reservation online. You can find information about rental cars
on our Institute travel page.
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When does the conference start?
We will gather at 6:00PM for dinner on Monday evening. Conference registration will begin at
1:30PM and room check-in starts “officially” at 4:00PM. If your room is not available a walk on the
beach or a good read and conversation by the fire of the social hall will be a nice entry point to the
Institute.
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What is there to do at and around Asilomar?
Boardwalks and paved trails through the dunes are immediately available throughout the grounds.
Deer, fox, birds and squirrels are abundant. Cross the two lane road and you will be walking on the
beach. Venture off the grounds and discover endless venues for exploration, education and
enjoyment. Monterey County is flush with attractions and activities throughout the year. Wineries,
shops, golf, art galleries, museums, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Old Fisherman’s Wharf, historic
Cannery Row, 17-Mile Drive in Pebble Beach, the scenic drive south to Big Sur, music festivals, auto
and motorcycle racing, antique car auctions and gourmet food and wine events are just a few of the
delightful distractions that create memorable visits time after time. For more information to help plan
your trip and learn more about what is available at Asilomar and on the Monterey Peninsula visit
www.asilomar.com or http://www.seemonterey.com/.
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Do I have any pre-work for my seminar?
Pre-work will be sent via email in early January. Not all seminars require pre-work.
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Note about Food: As a movement dedicated to food justice and environmentally sustainable
practices, we have selected a more plant-based menu for the conference. The "regular" food option
will be vegetarian, including dairy and eggs. If you indicated a preference for a meat-based diet on
your registration, there will be meat options available for you. To change your food preference, please
contact Allison.
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Who do I contact if I have any questions?
Allison can help with any questions about registration, housing, seminar assignments, and
opportunities to serve. Janette can will help with any questions about your child care, accessibility,
shuttles and tours. Don can handle any other questions.
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Local Area Tours Tours range in cost from $48 - $128 and will be drawn from the below list. You must register for all
tours by January 15. Tours that do not reach the minimum attendance will be canceled and registrants
refunded. A reminder that this year the institute schedule allows for free time for all those attending
on Wednesday afternoon. Extra half day tours have been scheduled to let colleagues spend time with
each other (or their families) off site. Please direct questions to Janette (administrator@uuma.org).
Register here: http://www.uuma.org/event/2015tours by January 15.
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Carmel Valley Wine Tasting Tour – Full Day (Tuesday)
Ag Venture Tours is pleased to be offering this full day wine tasting tour featuring three excellent wineries in
beautiful Carmel Valley. Included in this tour will be visits to Chateau Julien Wine Estate and the tasting rooms
of Robert Talbott Vineyards and Joullian Vineyards to taste their premium wines. The tour will also include an
educational vineyard walk, winery tour and wine tasting at Chateau Julien. We will also visit the Quail & Olive
for an olive oil and balsamic vinegar tasting. Lunch will be at the Corkscrew Café (cost extra). As we drive
through the area, we will discuss the Monterey County wine industry, observe beautiful scenery and discuss
local points of interest. $95/person. 4 person minimum.
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Monterey Movie Tour – Half day (Wednesday)
See the scenic beauty and the rich history of the Monterey Peninsula through the eyes of Hollywood!! This
fascinating two-tours-in-one outing features both magnificent landscapes and blockbuster scenes from some
200 movies filmed across the Monterey Peninsula. Winding through Monterey, Pacific Grove and Carmel, this
scenic tour also stops along the stunning 17-MILE DRIVE® in Pebble Beach. The three-hour adventure takes
place aboard our multimedia Theater-On-Wheels® – a customized luxury motor coach with high-back seats,
overhead video screens and personal headsets. As you glide past sites made famous on the big screen, you'll
hear behind-the-scenes stories of Hollywood glamour. This is a movie tour, and yet so much more – in fact,
it's the ONLY daily guided tour of the Monterey Peninsula! And, Monterey Movie Tours® enhances the
standard sightseeing experience with film clips showcasing this celebrated region in times past. Peek into The
Lodge at Pebble Beach circa 1956, when Doris Day runs through the entry in the suspense drama, "Julie."
Marvel at the fullness of the Lone Cypress Tree as Lana Turner passes by the landmark in "Mr. Imperium."
Experience the sights and sounds that inspired John Steinbeck himself while watching Marilyn Monroe
journey along Cannery Row in "Clash by Night." $48/person 18 person minimum, 33 person max.
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Point Lobos Nature Hike & Photograph Safari – Half Day (Wednesday)
Deriving its name from the offshore rocks at Punta de los Lobos Marinos, Point of the Sea Wolves, where the
sound of the sea lions carries inland, the reserve has often been called "the crown jewel of the State Park
System." Point Lobos has offered many things to millions of people who have visited it over the years. Point
Lobos State Reserve has outstanding passive recreation values, such as sightseeing, photography, painting,
nature study, picnicking, Scuba diving, and jogging. In addition to the spectacular beauty, nearly every aspect
of its resources is of scientific interest. There are rare plant communities, endangered archeological sites,
unique geological formations, and incredibly rich flora and fauna of both land and sea. Over two hundred fifty
different animal and bird species, and over three hundred fifty plant species have been identified at the
Reserve. Next to the spectacular scenic beauty of the Point, this presence of wildlife is among the area's most
arresting features. Here it is possible to observe in a primitive environment many plant and animal species
living in interesting relationships to one another. While Point Lobos is justifiably famous for its scenic beauty
and remarkable diversity of plants and wildlife, it is also a place rich in human history. Over the past 150 years,
this area has played host to a virtual parade of human activity. At one time or another, Point Lobos had been
home to Native Americans, Chinese fishermen, Japanese abalone harvesters, and Portuguese whalers. It has
been the site of an abalone cannery, coal mining business, granite quarry, military base, and numerous film
productions. To add to the visual and nature journey, you will be accompanied by a nature guide who will
provide insight in to locations for the best shots and to assist with finding the perfect locations for the perfect
photographs as a permanent remembrance of this unmatched scenery. $128/per adult, 10 person minimum
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Monterey Peninsula Sightseeing / Family Fun Tour - Half Day (Wednesday)
Come join Ag Venture Tours on an expert guided sightseeing and family fun adventure tour of the scenic
Monterey Peninsula. This sightseeing/family fun tour will first start along the rugged coast of Pacific Grove
where we will search for sea otters and observe marine wildlife in the tidal pool zone. The tour will finish with a
visit to Monterey’s Dennis the Menace Park where we will have time to feed the ducks and geese. Children must
be accompanied by an adult. Please wear comfortable shoes, dress casually in layers for cool and wet weather.
This tour may need to be changed to a Monterey Bay Aquarium tour (add an additional $20/person) if it rains.
$75/per adult, $55/per child 4 person minimum
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Monterey Bay Aquarium / Cannery Row Shopping – Half Day (Thursday)
Today you may like to ride the Cannery Row Shopping Shuttle and take a tour of the World Renowned
Monterey Bay Aquarium and Historic Cannery Row. Signing up for this shuttle allows you access to/from
Cannery Row from 1-5PM. You may also purchase a ticket for the Aquarium to save lines. The 250,000
square-foot Aquarium is housed in the lovingly restored Hovden Cannery building. In this $110 million world
acclaimed facility, over 100 specialty exhibits and habitats feature studies of various forms of local Monterey
Bay marine life: two-story kelp forest, Monterey Bay Habitats with authentic wharf pilings, king salmon,
sharks, and a host of other fabulous fish. An then there is the sea otter exhibit . . . where a "team" of some of the
cutest of sea "critters" imaginable constantly frolic for the viewer's pleasure! Afternoon Shuttle Ticket: $20 (20
person minimum) Aquarium Tickets: $40/per adult, $25/ senior & youth, $25/per child.
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MONTEREY PENINSULA ATTRACTIONS A Taste of Monterey
831 646-5446
700 Cannery Row
Monterey, CA 93940
www.tastemonterey.com/
!Carmel Mission
831-624-3600
Rio Road,
Carmel-by-the-Sea
!Monterey County Youth
Museum
831 649-6444
601 Wave Street
Monterey CA 93940
http://www.mymuseum.org/
Pacific Grove Museum of
Natural History
831 648-3116
165 Forest Avenue
Pacific Grove CA
http://www.pgmuseum.org/
!Point Sur Lightstation
831 625-4419
Big Sur, CA
http://www.parks.ca.gov/
default.asp?page_id=565
!Dennis the Menace
!Monterey Museum of Art
!Earthbound Farm
!Monterey Bay Aquarium
831 648-3116
End of Lighthouse Avenue
Pacific Grove CA
!Monterey Whale Watching
Boardwalk
831 648-4888
400 Beach Street
Santa Cruz 95060
http://
www.beachboardwalk.com/
Playground
Near Lake El Estero
Monterey CA
831 372-5477
559 Pacific Street
Monterey CA 93940
http://www.montereyart.org/
831 625-6154
Carmel Valley Road,
Carmel Valley, CA
http://www.ebfarm.com/
831 648-4888
886 Cannery Row
Monterey CA 93940
montereybayaquarium.org/
!Elkhorn Slough
831 728-2822
Elkhorn Road
Near Moss Landing
www.elkhornslough.com/
!The Maritime Museum of
Monterey
831 372-2608
Custom House Plaza
Monterey, CA 93940
Golf Course
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Fisherman’s Wharf
www.montereywharf.com/
831 375-4658
84 Fisherman's Wharf
Monterey CA 93940
montereywhalewatching.com/
!National Steinbeck Center
831 775-4721
1 Main Street, Salinas CA
http://www.steinbeck.org/
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Location
Course Information
!Point Pinos Lighthouse
!Santa Cruz Beach
!Robinson Jeffers Tor
House Foundation
831 624-1813
26304 Ocean View Avenue
PO Box 2713, Carmel, CA
http://www.torhouse.org/
Fees
Phone
Bayonet Black Horse
Seaside
36 - Public
$70 - 90
831 899-7271
Carmel Valley Ranch Resort
Carmel
18 - Resort - Private
$160 - 180
831 626-2510
Del Monte Golf Course
Monterey
18 - Public
$95*
831 373-2700
Golf Club at Quail Lodge
Carmel
18 - Semi Private
$125 - 165
831 624-2770
Laguna Seca Golf Club
Monterey
18 - Public
$65*
831 373-3701
Pacific Grove Golf Course
Pacific Grove
18 - Public
$25 - 30*
831 648-3175
Pebble Beach Golf Links
Pebble Beach
18 - Private
$395*
831 624-3811
Poppy Hills Golf Club
Pebble Beach
18 - Public
$55 - 200
831 622-8239
Rancho Canada Golf Course
Carmel
36 - Public
$32 - 70
831 624-0111
The Links at Spanish Bay
Pebble Beach
18 - Private
$110 - 495
831 647-7495
Spyglass Hill Golf Course
Pebble Beach
18 - Semi Private
$275*
831 625-8563
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LIVE MUSIC Blue Fin Cafe & Billiards
831 375-7000
685 Cannery Row
Monterey, CA
Cibo Ristorante Italiano (Live
music)
831 649-8151
301 Alvarado Street, Monterey, CA
Jazz & Blues Co.
831 624-6432
The Crossroads, Hwy 1 and Rio
Road,Carmel CA 93921
Los Laureles Lodge (Jazz)
831 659-2233
313 W. Carmel Valley Road
Carmel Valley, CA
Planet Gemini
831 373-1449
625 Cannery Row, Monterey, CA
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Taste Cafe & Bistro (Live music)
831 655-0324
1199 Forest Avenue,
Pacific Grove, CA
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Juice & Java
831 373-8652
599 Lighthouse Avenue,
Pacific Grove CA
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Terrace Lounge (Jazz)
831 624-3811
The Lodge at Pebble Beach,
Pebble Beach, CA
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Knuckles Historical Sports Bar
831 372-1234
Hyatt Regency
1 Old Golf Course Rd,
Monterey, CA 93940
The Bookworks
831 372-2242
667 Lighthouse Avenue
Pacific Grove
Mission Ranch (Piano Bar)
831 625-9040
26270 Dolores Street
Carmel, CA
Bullwacker's (Live music)
831 373-1353
653 Cannery Row
Monterey, CA 93940
Cafè Monterey
Hyatt Regency Monterey
831 372-1234
1 Old Golf Course Road
Monterey, CA 93940
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Mucky Duck (Dance Music)
831 655-3031
479 Alvarado Street
Monterey, CA 93940
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Casa Cafe & Bar (Live music)
831 375-2411
700 Munras Avenue,
Monterey, CA 93940
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Muriel's at Los Laureles
(Live Music)
831 659-2233
Carmel Valley Road
Carmel Valley
Plaza Linda Mexican Restaurant
(Live music) 831 659-4229
9 Delfino Place,
Carmel Valley CA
Crown & Anchor
831 649-6496
150 West Franklin Street,
Monterey, CA 93940
Sandals Lobby Lounge (Jazz)
831 394-3321
Monterey Beach Hotel,
2600 Sand Dunes Dr.,
Monterey, CA 93940
Cypress Lounge at Embassy Suites
(Live music) 831 393-1115
1441 Canyon Del Ray Blvd.,
Monterey, CA 93940
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Sandbar & Grill (Live music)
831 373-2818
Municipal Wharf No. 2,
Monterey, CA 93940
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Lallapalooza Restaurant (Live
music)
831 645-9036
474 Alvarado,
Monterey, CA 93940
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Lobby Lounge (Jazz)
831 647-7423
The Inn at Spanish Bay,
Pebble Beach, CA
Easy Street Billiards
831 333-0825
511 Tyler Street,
Monterey, CA 93940
Sly McFly's Refueling Station
Restaurant (Live music)
831 649-8050
700 Cannery Row,
Monterey, CA 93940
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Peter B's Brewpub
831 649-4511 ext.138,
On the Alley Behind the Portola
Plaza Hotel Monterey, CA 93940
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Viva Monterey (Live music)
831 646-1415
414 Alvarado Street,
Monterey, CA 93940
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Characters Sports Bar & Grill
831 647-4023
350 Calle Principal
Monterey, CA 93940
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El Palomar of Monterey (Live
music)
831 372-1032
724 Abrego, Monterey, CA 93940
Tap Room
831 625-8535
17-Mile Drive, Pebble Beach, CA
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Wickets (Live music)
831 658-3400
415 Carmel Valley Road,
Carmel Valley CA
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The Beach House
(831) 375-2345)
620 Ocean View Boulevard
Pacific Grove, CA
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Classical
Mozart Society of California
(Classical Music)
831 625-3637
Carmel, CA 93922
Carmel Shakespeare Festival
831 622-0100
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Unicorn Theater
831 649-0259
320 Hoffman Avenue,
Monterey, CA 93950
Theatre
California's First Theatre
Reservations
831 375-4916
Pacific & Scott
Monterey, CA 93940
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Movies
Crossroads Cinema
831 624-8682
2 Crossroads Mall
Carmel, CA 93923
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Pacific Repertory Theatre
831 622-0100
Monte Verde & 8th
Carmel, CA 93921
Children's Experimental Theatre
831 624-1531
Carmel, CA 93921
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Golden Bough Playhouse
831 622-0100
Monte Verde & 8th
Carmel, CA 93921
Carl Cherry Center For The Arts
831 624-7491
Guadalupe & 4th Avenue
Carmel, CA 93921
Hidden Valley Music Seminars
An Institute of the Arts
831 659-3115
Carmel Valley Road & Ford Road
Carmel Valley, CA 93924
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Staff Players Repertory Co.
831 624-1531
Mountain View Ave. & Santa Rita
Carmel, CA 93921
Forest Theater Guild Backstage
831 626-1681
Carmel, CA 93921
The New Wharf Theatre
831 649-2332
Forest Theatre Indoor Stage
831 624-1531
Mountain View Ave. & Santa Rita
Carmel, CA 93921
Lighthouse Cinema
831 372-7300
525 Lighthouse Avenue
Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Del Monte Cinema
831 655-4617
280 Del Monte Shopping Center
Monterey, CA 93940
IMAX Theater
Cinemark Monterey Cannery Row
640 Wave Street, Monterey, CA
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