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Human Relations Laboratory 2011
Freedom + Love = Friendship
August 7 to 13, 2011
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EVENT DETAILS
A typical day, youth program, lodging, fees.
PRESENTERS
Short Bios
LAB LOCATION
Sahale Center
ARTICLES
Carl Rogers on
Laboratory Learning
By John L. Hoff
A Social
History of the T-Group
By Steve Potter
Benefiting from the Presence of Children in Community
By Marjorie Gray
Grace Happens Here: The Human Relations Laboratory By Hollis Guill Ryan
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Joe Crookston is a nationally touring performing artist,
facilitator, and songwriter. He was born in rural Ohio in a family of
Hungarians, surrounded by polkas, accordions and eastern European food. Goodhearted and
generous of spirit, Joe has worked for years as a song-leader,
organizer and facilitator at retreats, camps, and conferences throughout the US.
He has
the gift of creating and building community through song, movement, play
and ritual. He is a natural facilitator with a clear vision of
inclusively, creative empowerment, and a strong vision for creating a
"WE" experience rather than a "ME" experience. |
 Dyanne Harshman, M.S.Ed
is a teacher and musician, who was born and raised in the Pacific
Northwest. She has performed a wide variety of musical genre including
classical, folk, jazz, and rhythm & blues. In her day job, she is
humbled and fulfilled as a Waldorf Kindergarten teacher .
Dyanne is a trained dance leader of the Dances of Universal Peace.
Her voice, true and steady, will be found helping all kinds of musical
things to happen and is her primary tool as she teaches us to dance out
our souls. |
 John Lawrence Hoff, ThD. John
is a professional
educator, counselor, and organizational consultant. John is also a
mystic whose own life and faith teach compassion and the value of
relationship. He is a social activist for whom creating community as an
environment for growing “good people” has been his lifeswork. John
received his doctorate in theology and pastoral care from the Pacific
School of Religion. He was ordained in the United Church of Christ
(1961) and trained by the National Training Laboratories (NTL
Institute). His livelihood has been earned through teaching, training,
and the pastoral care of individuals and organizations. Since 1981, John
has been a leader in the Goodenough Community System. John’s lifeswork
is being honored on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of
his founding the Human Relations Laboratory in 1970. |
Mary Colette Hoff, MEd. Prior
to earning her Master’s degree from the University of Puget Sound and
the Christian Counseling Service, Colette spent 10 years providing
nutritional counseling and motivational workshops for the Northwest
Lipid Research Clinic. Colette has extensive experience in adult and
family education and in the use of community as a method for human
growth and development. She has a recognized vocation for working with
women and women’s spirituality and was ordained as a pastor by
Convocation: A Church and Ministry. Colette is a coach to many and a
trustworthy guide for relationships. She is also a developer of the Sahale Learning Center and the Sahale EcoVillage. |
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