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We started this Wiki as a central communicative tool for our committee. Working to the end of celebrating the life and legacy of one of Camp Hill's finest residents, Maurice K. Goodard. This is a public space and everyone may add to the existing pages. I am hopeful that by centralizing our information and ideas it will facilitate the process of putting the symposium project / curicullar inputs together. Thus far our cheif participants are: (Please supply your e-mail): Robin Jones rwjlionfoundation@verizon.net (Director of the Lion Foundation) Mark Ziegler mziegler@camphillsd.k12.pa.us Chad Gallaher (MS Science Teacher) Marci Mowery mmowery-ppff@pa.net Chris Doran (HS Gov / Econ Teacher) Scott Shelley (HS Principal) Amy Diehl (HS Bio Teacher and Advisor to the Environmental Club) Ellie D. (CH junior and President of the Environmental Club)

Keep in mind one of our tangible goals, the creation of an annual Goddard Symposium. Themes will change year to year. Robin mentioned the huge pool of participants that can be tapped from Camp Hill. Mark mentioned the idea of getting the Penn State American Studies scholars on board to participate in the Symposium. Dr. Kupfer. Dr. Barnes both reside in CH. === **A symposium is an educational conference where people get together to** discuss thoughts and exchange ideas **, __rather than to be lectured at.__ In ancient Greece, a symposium was a social get together for young men to celebrate entering into the noble society.** ===

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** Camp Hill Program on Longtime Resident Maurice Goddard Announced **

The Camp Hill School District, The Lion Foundation, and the Pennsylvania Park & Forests Foundation have joined in creating the annual Maurice Goddard symposium series for K-12 students. Honoring the longtime Camp Hill resident and patriarch of Pennsylvania State Parks, the Camp Hill School District will develop a series of programs for K-12 students that showcases the many attributes of a community and civic leader such a Maurice Goddard. The program uses Goddard as a role model to explore science, public policy, history, citizenship, environment, and communications.

The program will culminate each year with a symposium where students and the community are invited to attend a panel discussion on a chosen topic for the year.

The 1st annual Maurice Goddard Symposium Series will be on April 12th, 2011 at the Grace Pollock Performing Arts Center from 7-9 PM. This year’s inaugural discussion will be entitled, **“Getting Something Done, the Invisible Leadership of Maurice Goddard**.” Moderating the panel discussion will be President of the Pennsylvania Parks & Forest Foundation, Marci Mowery. Goddard’s leadership traits of vision, tenacity, problem solving, and working with diverse groups, will be explored as a model for 21st Century leadership. For more information on Goddard’s life and legacy go to; [], or []

Please join us in the discussion. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend!

What: 1st Annual Maurice Goddard Symposium Where: Grace Milliman Pollock Performing Arts Center, Camp Hill, PA 17011 When: April 12th, 2011, from 7-9 p.m. Who’s invited: The Camp Hill Community, Camp Hill Students K-12