What Works with Kids:
Stories from an insiders perspective with Chris Crutcher, renowned author, educator, and therapist
 May 16th is the last day to receive the discount, register today!
In this one-day workshop Chris will share what he has learned from kids about their lives and what they need from teachers and counselors. He will also share strategies and ideas about “what works with kids” and different perspectives we can take if we listen.
Chris is the 2008 Graduate School commencement speaker.
Who is Chris Crutcher?
He is an author, educator, and family therapist known for his realistic fiction. He earned his teaching credential and taught primary and secondary school in Washington State and California. Offered the chance to direct a "last chance" alternative school in Oakland, CA, he respectfully served at-risk K-12 students for almost a decade before returning to the Pacific Northwest to write his first book, Running Loose for Greenwillow in the early 1980's.
He has eight other novels to date and other books and several motion picture projects in development. His books are heavily influenced by his work as a therapist and child protection advocate and he has been honored with dozens of awards. Date: Saturday, May 31, 2008
Time: 1 pm - 4 pm
Location: Lewis & Clark, Albany Quadrangle, Smith Hall
Cost: $15 registration must be faxed or postmarked by May 16th, $25 for registrations received after May 16th
Register Online: You may register via this link for the workshop.
**No parking pass required for Saturday classes.**
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