Memories from 2005-2006

David Perrin

Policies and Procedures (moving beyond the SSCS

Constitution)

E.g Terms for the Spiritus editor and editorial board

E.g. Relationship of SSCS Board to Spiritus Editorial Board

E.g. established the need to be a SSCS member to be nominated to the Governing Board

E.g. Writing down many of the things we did as a Board but had only “oral history and traditions”

A new committee to promote the SSCS nationally and internationally

Initial members: Jonas Barciauskas, Philip Sheldrake, Margaret Benefiel,

Christo Lombaard, Donna Freitas, David Ranson, David Perrin along with Michael Pizzo and Lisa Klose of John Hopkins University Press.

Initial project a complete listserv

for SSCS members and option

to subscribe to Listserv without

necessarily being a member

of the SSCS.

Split to take place 2006-2007

Planning what

this would

mean.

Had finished 3 years in 2006 – should we give

her another 3 years?

Meanwhile … 11 years later !!!

She must have done something right!

Thanks!!! Anita has been secretary/treasurer for over 13 years – more than half the life of the SSCS

15 for 15 Campaign: renewing the website

Quote from 2005 Governing Board meeting minutes: “The website now is pretty useless.”

15 Senior SSCS members

each contributed $100 to

help renew the website.

Recognizing Sandra Schneiders on her “retirement”

“Inukshuks in themselves are the product of cooperation. The hands and efforts of an entire group are required to build these massive stone sculptures. They are the result of a consensus of purpose, or focused action by a group united in its goal and labor. The inukshuk reminds us that as good as our individual efforts may be, together we can do even greater things.”

Text from: www.sulis.net/inukshuk.htm