[MR] Teachers Needed for Yule!

[Kim Toyofuku]

Greetings Good Gentles,

Yule is fast approaching on January 3rd this upcoming year. I have received such a small response from my last posting that I thought I'd try again and appeal to those who can find the time to volunteer their time and efforts. I'm trying to schedule a variety of classes or open demos between the hours of 11:00AM and 4:00PM. This can be as informal or as formal as you wish it to be. If you would like to schedule a class for a certain hour complete with lecture or whether you would just like to hold an open demonstration for a certain amount of time and have people drop by, both would be most welcome. Or if you would like to just bring your current arts and sciences project to share with others, please feel free to do that as well.

 



Should you, or any member of a local group, like to teach a class or demo, please email me the following attachment. If you are volunteering to teach more than one class, please use one sheet per subject. Or if for some reason, you are unable to open the document, please send me the following information:

 

   SCA and mundane name
   Email address
   Regular address and phone
   Name of the class/demo
   A brief description of the course/demo
   Number of participants allowed (IE: will there be a cap on attendance?)
   Fees, if any
   Tools or items your students should bring with them
   Time you will need for the course (classes can be set in 30 minute blocks)
   Time preference
   Any notes or requirements you may have

The deadline for signing up to teach or demo will be December 13th as I will be out of town as of December 16th.  I would like to get this information as soon as possible as I would like to have a small flyer made up before then, proper signage and would like to let others know what is to be offered. This information will be posted to the Drekkar as well as the Storvik website.

 



Without those willing to teach or demonstrate, there won't be any classes offered at Yule and instead of having a day filled with various activities, there will only be those who choose to bring A&S projects with them and hardly anything to fill up the day. I was hoping to offer everyone, both teachers and participants, a bit more than that to look forward to. 

 

I look forward to hearing from many wonderful teachers and artisans and want to thank you in advance for your help, participation and contribution in keeping the light of knowledge alive.  

 

 

Yours in Service,

Kim of Wolfshaven

MoAS, Barony of Storvik





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