LAS XVII Agenda - Septermber 17, 2003

AGENDA LAS XVII September 17, 2003
Orientation to Leadership Asheville Seniors and History of Asheville Buncombe County Chestnut Ridge Room Reuter Center, UNC Asheville September 17, 2003 "One may lead perhaps with no more than a question in hand"-Ronald Heifetz
	9:00 Coffee, muffins and mingling 9:30 Welcome to UNCA and Leadership Asheville Seniors James H. Mullen, Jr., chancellor, University of North Carolina at Asheville 9:45 Who's the Answer Introductions 10:15 What To Expect from LAS Denise Snodgrass, director, Leadership Asheville Seniors and assistant director North Carolina Center for Creative Retirement 10:30 Table Task Group Activity 11:15 Creative Retirement, Older Learners and Social Change Ronald J. Manheimer (LA 12), executive director, North Carolina Center for Creative Retirement 11:45 Lunch and Conversation 12:30 Social History Dan Pierce, assistant professor of history, University of North Carolina at Asheville 1:15 Connecting with the History of Asheville/Buncombe County John Ager, author and historian 2:00 Break 2:15 Conversation: The African American Experience Lettie Polite (LAS X) and Everette Parrish 3:00 Dismiss Suggested activities: Urban Trail Smith McDowell House, 283 Victoria Road (10-4 T-S, 1-4 Sun) $3.50 (seniors) Vance Homestead, Reems Creek Road, Weaverville (9-5 M-S, 1-5 Sun) Free Thomas Wolfe House Memorial, 52 N. Market St. (9-5 M-S, 1-5 Sun) (Winter: closed M, 10-4 T-S, 1-4 Sun) Building Bridges Program, 253-0749 (Sept. and Jan.) Pack Memorial Library, Carolina Collection photographs Biltmore Village Historic Museum (1-4:30 M-S) Grove Park Inn (old photographs in Sammons Wing) YMI Cultural Center, 39 S. Market St. Biltmore House UNCA Ramsey Library Special Collections (M-TH, 9-3) Special thanks to Liz Pritchard (LAS XIII), Angela Baisley (LAS XV), Lettie Polite (LAS X), Ty Erickson (LAS XV)
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