Presenter Handouts

2009 BCRPA Symposium

Presenter Handouts

Wednesday Sessions
A1 You Are Welcome – Removing Barriers A1 You Are Welcome – Removing Barriers A2 Who Will Be the New Leaders? A3 Community Leader Part 1 A4 What?! You Need More Resources? A5 Bridging the Gap – New Partnerships with Community Sport A6 Building for Tomorrow – Infrastructure Renewal in BC A7 The Future of Outdoor Recreation – Connecting the Dots	B1 From Playgrounds to Trails – Designing Parks that Include All Users B2 Leading Dialogue B3 Community Leader Part 2 B4 Growing Your Own Community Garden - Presentation B4 Growing Your Own Community Garden - Handout B5 School Recreation Connections - District of West Kelowna B5 School Recreation Connections - Fort Nelson B6 Greening Our Infrastructure – Policy to Practice/Beyond the Energy Audit B7 Changes on the Landscape – Council’s Decision or the Court’s?
Thursday Sessions
C1 Red Fox – Fostering Health & Leadership in Aboriginal Youth & Families C2 Yes They Can C3 Putting the Innovation Back into Programming – Forward Thinking & Returning to Basics C4 Global Warming – Should Recreation & Parks Professionals Care? C5 The Relationship between Culture & Recreation – Moving to Collaboration C6 Richmond Oval – A Centre of Excellence for Sports & Wellness C7 Forecast – Trends Affecting Recreation Services	D1 Happy Trails to You! D2 Taking Creative Risks – 6 Mistakes to Avoid when Implementing New Ideas at Work D3 MOVE WELL – Rocking the Foundation D4 Integrating Sustainability & Recreation Agendas D5 Actively Engaging Older Adults D6 Active Transportation Community Successes D7 Using the Web to Promote and Market more Effectively D8 Making Strides along The Way Forward
Friday Sessions	Keynote Presentations
E1 Working Together to Leave No Child Inside E2 Recruitment & Retention E3 Crime Prevention Through Rec & Leisure Programming for Young Adults E4 Municipal Capital Asset Management – The Knowledge Management Model E5 Advancing Your Active Living Program through Partnerships – Workplace Wellness E6 How a Design Charrette Can Be a Catalyst for Your New Recreation Centre E7 The Role of Arts & Culture in Our Communities	David Stillman Max Wyman Note: use of, or reference to, material contained in this presentation must cite the author, event, and date.

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