Special Education Discipline Manchester CT

Times: 08£º00am-08:00pm
Phone: 860-626-6852

Address:
855 University Drive
Torrington, CT

Description:
The Litchfield County Writers Project fall 2009 series: Justice, Injustice and Human Rights, concludes on December 2nd with a roundtable discussion of the rights and responsibilities of writers for human rights. Taking part will be author Roxana Robinson, playwright A. R. Gurney and Professor Lynn Bloom. Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Free and open to the public.

Times: 1:30 am-12:00pm
Phone: 860.536.7601

Address:
9 Water Street
Mystic, CT

Description:
Award-winning nature writer Richard Conniff sits down with African wild dogs and lets them sniff his neck to test the idea that they are vicious man-eaters. He sticks his hand in a fire ant mound. He flings chicken carcasses into piranha-infested waters to clock how quickly they disappear before diving in himself. Wherever these ill-advised journeys take him, Richard reveals little-known truths about various exotic species of animals and debunking myths about others.

Times: 12:00PM
Phone: (860) 464-7373

Address:
39 Kings Highway
Gales Ferry, CT

Description:
How do you reveal an applicant’s true potential? What can you say when interviewing and hiring? When are you allowed to investigate an applicant’s background? This webinar will help you answer these questions…and many more!

Times: 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Phone: 860-626-6852

Address:
855 University Drive
Torrington, CT

Description:
The finale in a series of four weekly lectures on Irish literary figures, given by international best selling author and broadcaster Frank Delaney for the Litchfield County Writers Project of University of Connecticut, Torrington campus. Free and open to the public. Time: 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Times: 08£º00am-08:00pm
Phone: 860-567-3163

Address:
229 E. Litchfield Rd.
Litchfield, CT

Description:
In this workshop, participants will explore a number of images and metaphors from the Christian medieval tradition related to the Holy Spirit in the context of concern for and stewardship of the environment. Sample themes include reconciliation and healing, "greening", bond of love, flowing waters, and servant leadership. Elizabeth Dreyer, Ph.D, Professor of Religious Studies at Fairfield University will lead the program. She lectures widely on the history of religious experience and contemporary lay spirituality. Her published works include: Holy Power, Holy Presence; Earth Crammed with Heaven; A Spirituality of Everyday Life; and Making Sense of God: A Woman's Perspective. Saturday, November 7th from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. The program fee is $35 and includes lunch. In honor of the 60th anniversary of Wisdom House, participants may each bring one friend for $6 payable with registration.