003.A.1.2.5 2012 International Folklore Festival

Work I put in for the Oct 2012 International Folklore Festival:

 From: Cheryl SorensenSent: Tuesday, August 07, 2012 9:32 AMTo: Christine Gonzales; simonnicolia@yahoo.itSubject: RE: International Folk Festival[-Plz change date

Hi Christine,

The International Folk Festival has been approved and moved from September 12, 2012 to October 10, 2012 in the Student Event Center.

Thank you.

Cheryl Sorensen

Student Center Scheduling

Salt Lake Community College

Taylorsville Redwood Campus

Phone:  801-957-4076

Fax:  801-957-4522

cheryl.sorensen@slcc.edu

From: Christine Gonzales Sent: Friday, August 03, 2012 10:36 AMTo: Cheryl Sorensen; simonnicolia@yahoo.itSubject: International Folk Festival[-Plz change date

Hello, Cheryl,

Remember that we have an International Folk Festival reserved on Wednesday, September 12, 2012, from 11:00 to 1:00 (entering at 9:00 AM and finishing cleanup at 2:00)?

We find it advisable to request a date change to Wednesday, 10 October 2012, at the same time (Other dates in October would also be good, but we understan that the 10th is the only date open at this time).

Please check for approval and confirm this with us, and we will immediately be in touch with Food Services.

Thank you so much

Christine Gonzales, faculty mentor   #4158,   801 702-4118

Simón Nicolía, student  801  548-1347

 Cheryl Sorensen
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2012 8:24 AM
To: Christine Gonzales; Meredith Entrikin
Cc: delsurvientos@yahoo.com; simonnicolia@yahoo.it
Subject: RE: Christine Gonzales rq some dates

The Student Event Center has been approved and scheduled for your use on Wednesday, September 12, 2012 for the International Folk Festival.  Thank you for working with Food Service (4520) to arrange your food and thank you for all the information about your event.

Please call me with any additional questions.

Thank you.

Cheryl Sorensen

Student Center Scheduling

Salt Lake Community College

Taylorsville Redwood Campus

Phone:  801-957-4076

Fax:  801-957-4522

cheryl.sorensen@slcc.edu

From: Christine Gonzales
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2012 9:32 PM
To: Cheryl Sorensen; Meredith Entrikin
Cc: delsurvientos@yahoo.com; simonnicolia@yahoo.it
Subject: Christine Gonzales rq some dates

Hello, Cheryl,

remember that I called you last Thursday to see if you could get permission from Student Life to reserve, for an International Folk Festival at the Event Center

Any Wednesday  September 12, 19, 26 or October 3, 2012   or

any Tuesday September 11, 18, 25 or October 2, 2012

We would need it as early in the morning as is reasonable

the Festival itself would run from 11:00 am to 2:00 PM.   I have forwarded the proposal, and

1) I must admit that I have not gotten the exact name of the SLCC entity which is funding it, perhaps Arts and Cultural Events, with Richard Scott and Meredith Entrikin?   

2) This is a grant for which  SLCC students Simon Nicolia and his sister  applied and which was given to them.  Remember that you want to have one designated contact person through whom all the arrangements would be made, and I promised to find out from Meredith if that person needs to be the student, or rather, myself, the faculty liasion?   Ok, right now I am also including Meredith in the email so that one of you can tell me, because I am sure that you know better than I do.   Meredith, I am not sure whether the faculty liaision is supposed  to make the arrangements (because I have more of a clue), or is the student  supposed to, in order to develop talents and I am supposed to provide shadow leadership?    I will do whatever you-all tell me.

3)  Anyway, in the meantime, Cheryl, if you could get any preliminary information about available dates, that would be helpful.   FYI:

a)  The proposal originally wanted  a Friday, but Simon has now found that a Wednesday or Tuesday would attract more of a crowd.

b)   He intends to have a speaker, an emcee, some musical groups and dance groups on the riser/stage which can be set up in the Event Center.   There would be chairs in the middle for the expected audience----maybe 100-150 people?

c)  He will arrange with Food Services to have complementary food-tasting.

d)  He wants to invite the neighboring community schools to attend (maybe some Eisenhower classes might choose to walk over??)

e) I would like to see the following (not sure if the grant receivers thought of this):  students/people from other countries manning display tables, especially tables of the countries represented in dance and singing.   The opportunity for festival visitors to gain geocultural information about other counties could be a motive for students to come from Eisenhower and Taylorsville.

f)  If realistic, I would also like to see displays featuring countries (such as Syria) with issues which would be of interest to SLCC students.  We would contact deans such as Dean John McCormick to ensure that instructors of pertinent courses can include this festival in their calendars.

We will be contacting Food Services early next week, plus Richard and Meredith have been directing us to some other preliminary entities.  We know that we need to bring our basic plan to you in order to discuss exactly what we need and what is realistic. 

Soon,

Christine

#4158 and 801 702-4118

  

From: Meredith Entrikin
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2012 12:58 PM
To: Christine Gonzales
Subject: International Folk Festival Proposal

Hello Christina,

Even after we talked about how you spelled your last name, I still accidently selected Christina Gonzalez, instead. I apologize for the delay in getting this proposal to you. Please let me know if you have any questions about this form. Thanks.

Meredith Entrikin

The Grand Theatre

Arts & Cultural Events

801-957-3033

meredith.entrikin@slcc.edu

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 From: Cheryl SorensenSent: Thursday, June 14, 2012 8:24 AMTo: Christine Gonzales; Meredith EntrikinCc: delsurvientos@yahoo.com; simonnicolia@yahoo.itSubject: RE: Christine Gonzales rq some dates

The Student Event Center has been approved and scheduled for your use on Wednesday, September 12, 2012 for the International Folk Festival.  Thank you for working with Food Service (4520) to arrange your food and thank you for all the information about your event.

Please call me with any additional questions.

Thank you.

Cheryl Sorensen

Student Center Scheduling

Salt Lake Community College

Taylorsville Redwood Campus

Phone:  801-957-4076

Fax:  801-957-4522

cheryl.sorensen@slcc.edu

From: Christine Gonzales Sent: Friday, June 08, 2012 9:32 PMTo: Cheryl Sorensen; Meredith EntrikinCc: delsurvientos@yahoo.com; simonnicolia@yahoo.itSubject: Christine Gonzales rq some dates

Hello, Cheryl,

remember that I called you last Thursday to see if you could gedt permission from Student Life to reserve, for an

International Folk Festival

the Event Center

Any Wednesday  September 12, 19, 26 or October 3, 2012   or

any Tuesday September 11, 18, 25 or October 2, 2012

We would need it as early in the morning as is reasonable

the Festival itself would run from 11:00 am to 2:00 PM.   I have forwarded the proposal, and

1) I must admit that I have not gotten the exact name of the SLCC entity which is funding it, perhaps Arts and Cultural Events, with Richard Scott and Meredith Entrikin?   

2) This is a grant for which  SLCC students Simon Nicolia and his sister  applied and which was given to them.  Remember that you want to have one designated contact person through whom all the arrangements would be made, and I promised to find out from Meredith if that person needs to be the student, or rather, myself, the faculty liasion?   Ok, right now I am also including Meredith in the email so that one of you can tell me, because I am sure that you know better than I do.   Meredith, I am not sure whether the faculty liaision is supposed  to make the arrangements (because I have more of a clue), or is the student  supposed to, in order to develop talents and I am supposed to provide shadow leadership?    I will do whatever you-all tell me.

3)  Anyway, in the meantime, Cheryl, if you could get any preliminary information about available dates, that would be helpful.   FYI:

a)  The proposal originally wanted  a Friday, but Simon has now found that a Wednesday or Tuesday would attract more of a crowd.

b)   He intends to have a speaker, an emcee, some musical groups and dance groups on the riser/stage which can be set up in the Event Center.   There would be chairs in the middle for the expected audience----maybe 100-150 people?

c)  He will arrange with Food Services to have complementary food-tasting.

d)  He wants to invite the neighboring community schools to attend (maybe some Eisenhower classes might choose to walk over??)

e) I would like to see the following (not sure if the grant receivers thought of this):  students/people from other countries manning display tables, especially tables of the countries represented in dance and singing.   The opportunity for festival visitors to gain geocultural information about other counties could be a motive for students to come from Eisenhower and Taylorsville.

f)  If realistic, I would also like to see displays featuring countries (such as Syria) with issues which would be of interest to SLCC students.  We would contact deans such as Dean John McCormick to ensure that instructors of pertinent courses can include this festival in their calendars.

We will be contacting Food Services early next week, plus Richard and Meredith have been directing us to some other preliminary entities.  We know that we need to bring our basic plan to you in order to discuss exactly what we need and what is realistic. 

Soon,

Christine

#4158 and 801 702-4118

  

From: Meredith EntrikinSent: Friday, June 08, 2012 12:58 PMTo: Christine GonzalesSubject: International Folk Festival Proposal

Hello Christina,

Even after we talked about how you spelled your last name, I still accidently selected Christina Gonzalez, instead. I apologize for the delay in getting this proposal to you. Please let me know if you have any questions about this form. Thanks.

Meredith Entrikin

The Grand Theatre

Arts & Cultural Events

801-957-3033

meredith.entrikin@slcc.edu

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Performance: playing and singing Andean music

3. PERFORMANCE DATE(S): Wednesday, Oct 10, 2012_

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1. provide electrical wall receptacles for our sound system
2. provide 1-2 risers ON;LY if convenient

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a. Technician is present at 10:00 AM, connects sound system, completes sound check by 11:00 AM

b. Musicians can start playing at 11:00 AM and can play any time between then at 2:00 PM. Performance includes playing Andean instruments, singing songs with live instrumental accompaniment, and also singing with pre-recorded instrumental accompaniment. Singing is in Spanish. If desired, performers will explain the meaning of their songs before performing them.

6. SPECIAL CONDITIONS: The following special conditions apply to this contract. Any conflict between a special condition and the Attachments referred to below will be resolved in favor of the special condition.

a. Musicians must complete sound check before they can start playing

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__Mario J. Gonzales__ SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

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