SAVING PLACES PROGRAM

W0. Writing and Managing a Successful Grant: The New Application and GRant Management Process – State Historical Fund Staff

 W2. Historic Window Restoration – Terry Alexander, President, Stonecraft

T1.Dining in Historic Buildings: How Culinary Tourism and Preservation Support One Another – Judy Walden, President, Walden Mills Group; Laura Grey, Colorado Office of Tourism

W1. Ski Town Forum – Dan Corson, Intergovernmental Services Director, History Colorado (THIS SESSION WAS MOVED FROM THE MORNING TO AFTERNOON)

W4. The Case for Social Media – Nathan Havey, Founder & CEO, Thrive Consulting Group

W5. Masonry Workshop – Terry Alexander, President, Stonecraft

W6. DCI Annual Meeting – Katherine Correll, Executive Director, Downtown Colorado, Inc.

W7A. Historic Log Structures Workshop: Log Repair, Restoration, and Reconstruction – Townsend Anderson, Executive Director, Historicorps; Jonas Landes, Project Manager, Historicorps

A1. Many Glacier Hotel: Rehabilitation of a National Landmark – Nan Anderson, AIA, LEED AP Anderson Hallas Architects; Liz Hallas, AIA, Anderson Hallas Architects

A2. Comprehensive Planning and Cultural Resources: Yellowstone National Park Case Study –  Eleanor Williams Clark, Chief, Comprehensive Planning and Design, National Park Service; Zehra Osman, Landscape Architect

A3. Preservation of the Coca-Cola/Angell’s Delicatessen Ghost Sign: The Innovative Work of Those Who Weren’t Seen – Anne McCleave, Historic Preservation Specialist; Carol Tunner, Historic Preservation Planner; Deborah Uhl, Painting Conservator, Creative Conservation Collective LLC

A4. More Carrot, Less Stick – Cynthia Linker, Community Planning and Development Administrator, City of Black Hawk; Denise Grimm, Senior Planner, Boulder County Land Use Department; Timothy Wilder, AICP, Senior City Planner, Community Development and Neighborhood Services, City of Fort Collins; Scott Robinson, Planner I, City of Louisville

W7B. Historic Log Structures Workshop: Log Repair, Restoration, and Reconstruction Continued – Townsend Anderson, Executive Director, Historicorps; Jonas Landes, Project Manager, Historicorps 

B1. The Hanging Flume – Preserving the Places that Matter – Ron Anthony, Wood Scientist; Chris Miller, Executive Director of the Western Colorado Interpretive Association

B2. Saving Main Street: A Four-Point Approach to Preservation – Kristie Borchers, Executive Director, Lake City DIRT; Becky Parham, Main Street Coordinator, City of Victor; Scott Shine, Executive Director, Montrose DDA; Marian K. Hollingsworth, President, Lake City DIRT; Shawna Hodge, Executive Director, Lamar Partnership, Inc.

B3. Rapid Fire Success Stories: Innovation In Preservation in Seven Minutes or Less – Wade Broadhead, Planner, City of Pueblo

B4. HALS –What is it? Why? How? and Five Great Places in Colorado – Ann Mullins, Principal, wjmdesign

C1. Significant Finds: Archeological Monitoring Discoveries – Geoffry Lee, LEED AP, Preservation Specialist, SLATERPAULLArchitects; Thomas Witt, M.A., Archaeologist; Tom Carr, Archaeologist  Jessica Reske, Architect, SLATERPAULLArchitects

C2. To Code or Not “To Code”: That is the Question! – Liz Hallas, AIA, Anderson Hallas Architects;  Nan Anderson, AIA, LEED AP Anderson Hallas Architects; Chris Jones, Architect, Denver Service Center (DSC) for National Park Service

C3. It’s More Than Just a List!: Rethinking Colorado’s Most Endangered Places Program – Rachel Parris, Endangered Places Program Coordinator, Colorado Preservation, Inc.; Jane Daniels, Executive Director, Colorado Preservation, Inc.

C4. Today’s Preservation Non-Profit – Dan Corson, Intergovernmental Services Director, History Colorado ; Patrick Eidman, Preservation Planner, History Colorado

D1. Strengthening Historic Wood Frame Structures: Beefing Up Old Bones – Geoffry Lee, Historic Preservation Specialist, SLATERPAULL Architects; Jessica Reske, AIA, LEED AP, Preservation Architect, SLATERPAULL Architects; Molly Minneman, Historic Preservation Coordinator, Town of Crested Butte; Jennifer Arndt, PE, Structural Engineer, JVA; Gheda Gayou, Preservation Specialist, State Historical Fund

D2. Contemporary Infill in Commercial Historic Districts: Lessons Learned – Amy Guthrie, Preservation Planner, City of Aspen; James Hewat, Preservation Planner, City of Boulder

D3. Researching and Investigating Historic Burial Sites – Thomas Carr, Staff Archaeologist, History Colorado;  Catherine Gaither, Professor of Anthropology, Metro State University of Denver

D4. Preservation and Sustainability: Finding a Seat at the Table – Richard Wagner, AIA PhD, Director of Administrative Arts in Historic Preservation, Goucher College

E1. Documenting Historic Buildings Using New Technologies – Dave Anderson, Principal, Anderson Hallas Architects, PC; Denise Dihle, Principal, 360 Engineering, Inc.; Kristen Craig, Historic Preservation Specialist, Anderson Hallas Architects, PC

E2. Community Gems: Preservation, Activation, and Sometimes Waiting it Out! – Jesse Silverstein, Colorado Brownfields Foundation; Gary Montoya, Brighton Urban Renewal; Katherine Correll, Downtown Colorado, Inc. 

E3. Designating Latino Landmarks: The Trujillo Homesteads National Historic Landmark in the San Luis Valley – Thomas H. Simmons, Historian, Front Range Research Associates, Inc; Marilyn A. Martorano, Manager, Cultural Resources Division, RMC Consultants, Inc.; Katherine Faz, Acting Chief of Interpretation and Visitor Services, Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve

E4. Storytelling as an Advocacy Tool – Dawn DiPrince, Lecturer, Colorado State University, Pueblo

T2. Make Your Preservation Voice Heard! A Morning at the Capitol – Christine Staberg, Founding Partner, Capstone Group LLC

W8. C.A.M.P. Workshop (All Day) – Dan Corson, Intergovernmental Services Director, History Colorado

F1. Foundation Stabilization from the Ground Up: Permeation Grouting at the Hannah Barker House – Bob Hunnes, Chairman, Hannah Barker House Design & Construction Committee, Historic Boulder, Inc.; Thomas W. Thorpe, AIA, Project Manager and Owner’s Representative for the Hannah Barker House Rehabilitation; Jennifer Arndt, PE, Structural engineer – JVA, Inc.; Marc E. Cleveland, PE, Vice President, CTL | Thompson, Inc.

F2. Preservation and Emergencies: When to Speak Up and Who to Call – Scott Baldwin, Mitigation Specialist, Colorado Office of Emergency Management; Richard Wilshusen, State Archaeologist/Deputy State Historic Preservation Office, History Colorado; Leslie Williams, Assistant Professor, University of Colorado Denver.

F3. LGBT Sites, Listerserves and Blogs, Underrepresented Resources – Implementation of the State Plan (formerly How to Make the State Plan Work for You) – Patrick Eidman, Preservation Planner, History Colorado; Kara Hahn, State and National Register Historian

F4. Youth Summit: – Ann Pritzlaff, Producer, Colorado Preserve America Youth Summit; Judy Walden, Facilitator, Colorado Preserve America Youth

G1. Channeling the Architect:  Preservation Magic (formerly Design Intention: How Understanding Intention Aids in Complying with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards) – Estella Cole, Historic Preservation Specialist, State Historical Fund; Belinda Zink, Architect,  APA

G2.  Wood in Historic Structures – Ron Anthony, President,Anthony & Associates; Kim Dugan, Wood Specialist, Anthony & ssociates

G3. Preservation Stories Told Daily: Developing an Integrated Communications Strategy for Your Preservation Organization – Kathie Gonzalez, Public Relations Director, Barnhart Communications;  Rebecca Laurie, Public Relations Director, History Colorado; Shannon Haltiwanger, Preservation Communications Manager, History Colorado

G4. Colorado Chautauqua: 115 Years of History and Still Going Strong – Jeff Medanich, Facilities and Preservation Manager, Colorado Chautauqua Association; Steve Watkins, Associate Facilities and Preservation Manager, Colorado Chautauqua Association

W9. Advancing Preservation Trades: Recruiting and Educating a New Generation of Craftsmen – Terry Alexander, Principal, Stonecraft

W10. Inform & Instpire: Producing Your Preservation Video – Jim Havey, Havey Productions; Nathan Church, Havey Productions

H1. Fort Lyon Adobe Stabilization Follow Up – Gary Petri , Principal, Slaterpaull Architects, Inc.; Fred Rutz, PhD, Professional Engineer, J.R. Harris & Company, Structural Engineers;

H2. Rehabiliation Investments Tax Credits Revisited: Yes, Non-Profits Can Participate – Townsend Anderson; Executive Director, Historicorps

H3.  From Bungalows to Basement Houses: Identifying and Surveying Twentieth Century Housing in Colorado – Abigail Christman, Survey Coordinator, Center of Preservation Research, University of Colorado Denver; Diana Krogmeier, Masters of Architecture candidate, University of Colorado Denver, Joe Coleman, Masters of Architecture candidate, University of Colorado Denver

H4. Promoting Preservation on a Budget: Technology Comes Up Big Amy Unger, Preservation Planner; Hanna Eckroth, Survey Intern; Erica Duvic, Projects & Grants Manager

H5. New Directions in Survey – Elizabeth Blackwell, Historical and Architectural Survey Coordinator for the Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation

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